Hi, I need some help. I have a Friendly ARM micro2440 board that has Supervivi bootloader installed. My Linux host is Fedora 12 (Kernel 2.6.32.26-175.fc12). I need to flash u-boot in the board. I am connecting the USB host cable, Serial cable and power cable to the board. I move the S2 switch to NOR position and power on the board. I see the SuperVivi bootloader menu. ##### FriendlyARM BIOS for 2440 ##### [x] bon part 0 320k 2368k [v] Download vivi [k] Download linux kernel [y] Download root_yaffs image [a] Absolute User Application [n] Download Nboot [l] Download WinCE boot-logo [w] Download WinCE NK.bin [d] Download & Run [z] Download zImage into RAM [g] Boot linux from RAM [f] Format the nand flash [b] Boot the system [s] Set the boot parameters [u] Backup NAND Flash to HOST through USB(upload) [r] Restore NAND Flash from HOST through USB [q] Goto shell of vivi Enter your selection: When I select the Download & run option (d), I get the following message: Enter your selection: d Clear the free memory USB host is not connected yet. When I use s3c2410_boot_usb utility, I get the following error: [root@rupam s3c2410_boot_usb]# ./s3c2410_boot_usb Cannot find QT2410 device in bootloader mode Can someone help to understand what's going wrong here. Thanks, Rupam
micro2440 not detecting USB host
Maybe, try this: http://narnia.cs.ttu.edu/drupal/node/131 Select <q> and follow the rest of his tutorial. This what I need to do on the mini2440.
Hi Dave, I have tried that already. The messages I pasted earlier was to just download a general file. I have tried the 'q' option but I keep getting the error "USB host is not connected yet". I am using the USB cable from Andahammer.com's SDK. I have also tried to use the USB cable from my HP printer. Nothing works. I have also tried everything on Ubuntu 10.10. Not able to figure out if some driver on PC side is missing. Thanks, Rupam
Could you find the solution ? I have also same problem. maybe we should use the other usb input on the mini2440?
u have to dowload USB drivers for friendly arm board, then install it so that u can fix the problem.
I'm running win 7 and win xp in VMware but I can not install the driver??what's wrong with it??i can't understand chinese in there !!
I couldn't get it to work from win7-64, and not from xp or ubuntu10.10 running in VirtualBox on win7. Since XP won't run on my hardware, the only way I got it to work was installing ubuntu10.10 on second partition. I used 32bit version just in case, since I have read reports of problems with 64bit.
To solve this you need to use a USB A-B cable, like those found in printers. Mini2440 looks for connections at the USB B-type connector (the same one found at printers)
Has ANYBODY been able to figure this out? I'm also getting "USB host is not connected yet." I've tried 3 different mini's on 3 different PC's (Win 7 64 bit, Win 7 32 bit & Win XP). Very frustrating. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
In my experience it is a problem with the USB driver in Mini2440 BIOS. I have two Mini2440, an old 64MB with the BIOS mentioned above and a newer with FriendlyARM BIOS 2.0 for 2440. With the newer Mini2440 and BIOS 2.0 i have no problems connecting to Ubuntu 10.4 or WinXP in VMware Fusion on my MacBook Pro. Connecting the older Mini2440 leads to get frozen OSX, WinXP and Ubuntu for about 3 seconds, after that trying to reconnect and get frozen and so on. I am not able to get a stable connection and in the times between the frozen cycles i get the same message from SuperVivi as you. At my Acer Travelmate notebook i got an connection to the Mini2440 USB, but the same message from SuperVivi. With my Lenovo netbook it was no problem to connect USB and i was able to flash U-Boot with DNW under WinXP. When i finished my project i will try to JTag the newer BIOS to the old Mini.
I am new to linux. I am using Micro2440 as development board. And facing the same issue discussed above. My development board is not getting detected. You help is highly appreciated. Thanks