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Yes it always hangs at [ 0.192668] jffs2: version 2.2. (NAND) (SUMMARY) οΏ½Β© 2001-2006 Red Ha
Ok, i will try this and give feedback.
Little reseach was suggesting I should disable initializing the NAND flash access on the uEnv.txt since I’m booting from SD card.
Given I can see you are reading from the sd card – you can probably save disabling NAND until we have tried other things.
This is all assuming you are reading from the SD Card – do you get `CCCCCCC` when booting without the SD card?
I can see from the log that:
– The BBB is reading u-boot
– U-boot reads the kernel and the device tree
– It boots the kernel (which at the 3.8.10 is an impressively old kernel!)
One of the things I have seen like this is when the loading of the DTB overwrites the end of the kernel. Does it always hang after loading the JFFS with an incomplete line?
`[ 0.192668] jffs2: version 2.2. (NAND) (SUMMARY) οΏ½Β© 2001-2006 Red Ha`
In your uEnv.txt try either lowering the Kernel address (e.g. 80000000) or increasing the DTB address (e.g. 89000000)
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