IPQ9574 WiFi7 development board kernel cannot be started

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1

Now I have a wifi7 development board BE19000, based on Qualcomm RDP433
Specifications:
IPQ9570+QCN6214+QCN6274+QCN6274+AQR113C+QCA8081
What I currently have:

  1. QSDK 12.5CSU1 kernel version 5.4.213
  2. Device tree
  3. RF firmware
    What I'm currently doing:
    Select qcom_rdp433 to compile the firmware through make menuconfig. After flashing uboot, the kernel cannot start. How should I troubleshoot the problem?
2

Ask Qualcomm, it's their SDK you're using, after all.

3

I just got the device from an ODM manufacturer on the Internet. They were only responsible for making small changes to the PCB and compiling the qsdk. I couldn't get other help. Should I ask them to contact Qualcomm for help?

4

you can ask whoever you'd like, but it's not an official OpenWRT code base.

5

There may be something wrong with the description of my problem. My purpose is to adapt this device to the official openwrt, but I don't know whether the currently prepared things can complete the development, so I choose to use the existing qcom_rdp433 startup device for verification, and then refer to rdp433 to adapt to my development board. Then I encountered the above problem.

6

then you should probably start by checking if IPQ9570 is available in Linux, if not, you either have to roll forward the code from the QSDK to kernel 6.12, wait for it to appear, write it yourself, or shelf the project.

there's however movement in qualcommbe - https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pulls?q=qualcommbe, which would suggest it's available.
this is the code base you should use.

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7

Thank you for providing the submission information, I will refer to it