in my GTK, the problem is the same…what can i do ?
Same here. S912. How to restore box?
Solved. Replaced kernel and system from release tar.
Yes, last nightly don’t boot on N2
Yep last night was a spanner in the works. Boot loop on reboot.
Fortunately only got my N2.
Shoog
So to get back to functional state, any way to make N2 boot coreelec from usb stick?
Just extract kernel and system files from previous nightly version and use PC to replace them on USB or sd card
Fixed for me (S912 / K12)
- My coreelec is in external USB
- On your computer plug the USB
- Download previous (nightly_2019110)
- extract : KERNEL / KERNEL.md5 from folder target
- copy (replace) on USB those files.
- reboot
- I apply again the update (to be more ‘clean’) = copy the CoreELEC-Amlogic.arm-9.2-nightly_20191101.tar
Not a solution for emmc install.
Shoog
Getting file type error for kernel with usb boot. I guess only solution is to buy an emmc reader
It is on N2 because you can remove the emmc as an sd card or usb stick.
Only if you have an emmc adapter, otherwise not.
Shoog
Who cannot afford 1.5 USD? I thought every N2 owner has this:
https://www.hardkernel.com/shop/emmc-module-reader-board-for-os-upgrade/
I always intended this as a one of install so an emmc reader was considered not a necessity.
Shoog
You can use it for the first time too. Cheaper than buying an sd card which you will not use anymore.
Not a productive discussion.
Going to have to reinstall by the looks of things, which in itself is not straightforward since the N2 fails to detect my Samsung screen resolution in petitboot so you have to boot blindly.
Shoog
My fears have come true. The update nightly 20191101? with CoreELEC for Mecool KIII Pro (S912) in the internal memory has caused the impossibility of booting the system. I have returned to the stable version 9.2.0 from a USB flash, I have installed CoreELEC in the internal memory, and I have recovered my last backup.
Ok, coreelec boot nicely from microsd. Can i access the “faulty” emmc from this corelec install?
Yes if you boot the SD and then list the partitions using “df”.
Shoog
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
devtmpfs 1639988 189748 1450240 12% /dev
/dev/mmcblk1p1 524008 208576 315432 40% /flash
/dev/mmcblk1p2 29667193 4288 29658809 0% /storage
/dev/loop0 189952 189952 0 100% /
tmpfs 1898680 0 1898680 0% /dev/shm
tmpfs 1898680 8732 1889948 0% /run
tmpfs 1898680 0 1898680 0% /sys/fs/cgroup
tmpfs 1898680 2628 1896052 0% /var
tmpfs 1898680 0 1898680 0% /tmp
/dev/mmcblk0p1 524008 208936 315072 40% /var/media/COREELEC
/dev/mmcblk0p2 14270089 1110262 13155731 8% /var/media/STORAGE
Looking for the update folder in EMMC, any ideas?
Its a kernel panic so i doubt it will ever get to checking the update folder.
Shoog