Hi, I am facing issues while creating a bootable microSD card using the steps mentioned in http://www.udoo.org/docs-neo/Getting_Started/Create_a_bootable_MicroSD_card_for_UDOO_Neo.html After following the steps, my 16g microsd card fails to bootup at Udoo Neo full. The details are given below: Board: Udoo Neo Full Image: udoo_neo_android-6.0.1_beta2.img.zip Unarchive Software: 7zip MicroSD Card: Sandisk 16GB microSDHC card Host OS : Windows 10 Disk Creator Software: Win32DiskImager-0.9.5-install.exe (Installer) I am able to use its serial debug console to capture boot logs and see following error along-with many errors at later boot phases(log file attached as well). *** Warning - bad CRC, using default environment Thanks in advance. - vne
Just an update that this warning seems to be harmless, but using this bootable SD card, I am not able to connect to it using 192.168.7.2 web and also VNC connection is not available. It seems sd card is able to boot but the android OS services are not coming up! Pls have a look at boot logs to see what is going wrong here and how to debug it further....
I am not sure but I think there is no VNC and no direct USB on Android, only on Udoobuntu 2. What if you connect an HDMI monitor, do you see the screen?
Hi there @Vinay Jindal, we've not implemented the VNC and SSH functions in our Android image. These services are not present by default in Android, and we haven't added them. Android is not meant to be used in a headless mode (not by us, I mean by the original developers of Android).
Thanks @Andrea Rovai for confirmation. Google has come up with its IoT platform 'Android Things' which they claim to be integrated with Google's ecosystem. Any plans to have Udoo Neo to support it ?
We cannot simply port it. Check https://developer.android.com/things/hardware/index.html: "We work with SoC partners to build Android Things certified development boards that contain SoMs (System-on-Modules) to get you developing fast." and "The Board Support Package (BSP) is managed by Google." In other words, partners of Google are sending it their boards, and Google is compiling Android Things for those boards only. In short, to have Android Things we need to have it ported by Google specifically for our boards, or we need to have a BSP to work on. I've also tried to contact them but with no result so far.