[Solved] [X96 Air P3] No HDMI output, no SSH #56
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Hello. First congrats for the work, it's amazing ! I flashed a SDcard with the latest release. I try to install system on eMMC and launch a script (don't remember the name, but it had explicit tittle). But an error occurs, indicate that it's necessary to launch anothe script before for "multiboot" (hope my memory is good). Now, impossible to reconnect by SSH (and always no HDMI ...). I have this laconic message from PuTTY : "Network error : Connection refused" I Try to remove SDcard and restart the device, but nothing run, I stay on the X96 start picture. Is it possible to help me ? |
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X96 Air P3 is my "reference" box. So all my development tests are done on that box. So the chance that HDMI of the box does not work is very small. -Try another screen or try without attaching anything on HDMI But you say that the vfd display is showing the time, temperature and IP, this tells me not only that the kernel did boot, but also that user space is running. Maybe the ip address changed? Can you see that on your router or scan the local network? Did you by any chance installed some other image that replaced the vendor bootloader? If so, try to restore stock Android. If none of this works, you will need to connect a serial adapter to the board to see what is going on. |
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Hello, Many thanks for your answer. I have already flash a stock ROM with succes, the box is running like before. I will try your suggestions and repport result here. [EDIT] So: Many thanks for help and for your job !!! |
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X96 Air P3 is my "reference" box. So all my development tests are done on that box. So the chance that HDMI of the box does not work is very small.
-Try another screen or try without attaching anything on HDMI
-try a better power supply
-try a different sd card or better still, a USB flash disk.
But you say that the vfd display is showing the time, temperature and IP, this tells me not only that the kernel did boot, but also that user space is running. Maybe the ip address changed? Can you see that on your router or scan the local network?
Did you by any chance installed some other image that replaced the vendor bootloader? If so, try to restore stock Android.
If none of this works, you w…