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Should allow a way to boot a u-boot binary with serial completely disabled #47

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ogra1 opened this issue Apr 29, 2020 · 2 comments
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@ogra1
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ogra1 commented Apr 29, 2020

Many addon boards for the Pi talk to the host system by being attached to the serial port header. Often these boards get powered by the mains power so that they are up and listening on the serial connection before u-boot comes up ...

If u-boot writes anything to the serial console in this combination the addon board typically go into a bad state. To use such boards on Ubuntu Core a way to boot with a completely quiet u-boot on serial should be provided. Preferably via an easy to set (and well documented) option or environment variable when building the gadget.

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I completely agree with @ogra1 on this. Currently Wirepas users wanting to use Core with a RPI like to use this board: https://store.clemanis.com/en/iot/1187-raspberry-hat.html Having a printout at boot on the UART confuses the system.

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demison commented Aug 16, 2020

RPI4 with RaZberry card (z-wave interface card) does not start at all. No boot logo, no logs. Hangs on start.
I assume it's the same issue.
P.S. Works like a charm with same hardware, Raspberry Pi OS and disabled bluetooth.

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