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Rockbox mail archiveSubject: "Bad checksum" when booting Rockbox on U.S. Iriver H320 while fully powered down"Bad checksum" when booting Rockbox on U.S. Iriver H320 while fully powered down
From: James Teh <jamie_at_jantrid.net>
Date: Fri, 15 Jun 2007 12:13:24 +1000 Hi all, I have a friend's U.S. Iriver H320 sitting on my desk which is exhibiting some rather strange behaviour. When attempting to power up while the unit is fully powered down (not on charge, decently charged battery), it spins up the drive, attempts to load Rockbox and fails a few seconds later with a "Bad checksum" error. Strangely, connecting it to USB while powered down so that it enters bootloader USB mode and then disconnecting allows it to start Rockbox with no problems. I have tried zeroing the start and end of the drive, repartitioning and reformatting, several versions of Rockbox and reflashing the firmware, all with no change. I can start the Iriver firmware with no problems with rec+play. The unit was running bootloader v5. Hoping that perhaps it might work with the new bootloader from SVN, I decided to risk building the bootloader from svn and flashing it on to the unit. This worked without problems, but alass, I still receive a "bad checksum" error when booting when fully powered down. Stranger still, powering down, plugging in the charger (entering the new bootloader charging screen) and then powering up allows the unit to boot Rockbox with no problems. To summarise, booting Rockbox when fully powered down fails with a "Bad checksum" error, but booting Rockbox when on the bootloader charging screen or after bootloader USB mode works correctly. Booting the Iriver firmware always works. Apparently, this started happening after the unit's battery was accidentally drained while playing audio in Rockbox, causing it to power down. I don't really see how this is related. The only thing that makes any sense is that some sort of hardware damage was caused, but this doesn't explain how it is able to boot Rockbox fine when in the charging screen or after USB bootloader mode. Any ideas? I am totally at a loss. Jamie -- James Teh Email: jamie_at_jantrid.net WWW: http://www.jantrid.net/ MSN Messenger: jamie_at_jantrid.net Jabber: jteh_at_jabber.org Yahoo: jcs_tehReceived on 2007-06-15 Page template was last modified "Tue Sep 7 00:00:02 2021" The Rockbox Crew -- Privacy Policy |