as already stated in your other thread, this isn't openwrt related.
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@frollic ,
I agreed that it is not OpenWRT issue but we have posted here if someone had faced this type of issues at his or her end.
We have checked that default boot loader is working fine with reset command but when we updated boot loader with compiled boot loader at that time reset is failed to work.
Same issue we have faced after updating sysupgrade image as well like reboot command is not working
Let us know if anyone has faced and resolved that type of issue into current boot loader build.
Regards,
Ritesh Prajapati
Doubtfully, because of the reason previously given.
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OpenWrt = hardware + bootloader + openwrt firmware.
Although the bootloader not maintained by openwrt team, but it's a very important part of openwrt system also.
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Just as important as electricity...
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I woud advise restoring the old bootloader. Few OpenWrt devices have instructions that advise a need to manipulate the bootloader.
Good analogy.
Also, this thread is a duplicate:
I'm lost on how this is related to OpenWrt; or better yet, how a duplicate thread helps.
You have the same thing on both sides of an equation.
You are absolutely correct. We assumed that Boot Loader is not part of OpenWRT fully but partially it is part of OpenWRT as without boot loader we can't move further.
Let me know if you have any clue for the same.
Regards,
Ritesh Prajapati
Thanks for your prompt response.
I understood your concern. But practially i have posted thread over here to help us if anyone has faced this type of issue while using compiled version of boot loader into AI7688H based modules or chips.
Also I would let you know that AI7688 Update Issue has been resolved from our end and we are able to update boot loader and sysupgrade image successfully from boot loader using loadb command.And that is totally different compare to issue which we have right now posted to get help if anyone has faced it.
Hope you can understand it our concern and query for the same
Regards,
Ritesh Prajapati
Hello Team,
Let me know if anyone has any clue or any feedback for the boot loader related issue which we are facing.
Regards,
Ritesh Prajapati
They're working on commercially sourced hardware and should be talking to their seller.
The OpenWrt community is not a stopgap for crappy or inexistent aftersales of someone's supplier.
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... esp for a piece of sw we don't really deal with, the boot loader.
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Compiling uboot isn't really all that difficult for the MT7688, even if one just grabbed mainline uboot instead of the preconfigured setup these guys are using, so I am just dying to know what did they mess up to break reset? The curiosity is killing me.
Don't feed the u-boot troll ,)
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Always denying me all the fun! Next you tell me chopping people up in the silence of the night is also on the ban-list!
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Suggest OP be banned, they posted the same post, word for word, on the Vendor's git page - and got a reply.
Complete troll.
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I think it's a tad harsh to ask for them to be banned, just because they're looking for help in multiple places.
OpenWrt-forums ain't exactly the most correct one, sure, but trying here is somewhat logical, considering how many of us here do have some programming-experience and may even have dealt with uboot as well.
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That’s certainly fair enough, the multiple postings of exactly the same content rubs me up the wrong way, as well as not acknowledging that the vendor had already responded through the correct channel.
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But we do support the power supply also in this forum😄
Not to mention what high voltage symbol to use for the wiki warning a while back.
I don’t see the point of banning a question that actually is inside the physical hardcover of the devices we support. If we do that it will come back and hit us.
Firmware dev isn’t that black and white.
We have the support treads of BanIP and AdBlock in this forum also, why do we allow them? They are not OpenWrt.
But they're packages offered by the OpenWrt community.
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Hello Team,
Finally reset issue has been resolved after upgrading default boot loader repository as per our module requirements in which that issue has been fixed.
Thank you very much team for providing support with some response.
Regards,
Ritesh Prajapati