I spent a chunk of last night, and most of this morning, trying (and failing) to get a newly-purchased Pi 4B (4GB Memory) to boot the current RasPBX image (raspbx-10-10-2020.img). Here's what I've tried so far.
Two different sizes/manufacturers for SDHC cards (32GB and 64GB, PNY and SanDisk, respectively).
Imaging the SDHC cards with Win32 Imager, Raspberry Pi imager (both Windows and Ubuntu) and Gnome's disk utility on Ubuntu.
Nothing doing. Every time I plug the resultant card into the Pi, and power it up, I get the same four slow blinks followed by four fast blinks from the green LED and that's it.
Here's what's bizarre: I've also tried writing a generic RasPi image to both of those same SD cards... And it works perfectly!
I can only conclude there's some kind of issue with the current RasPBX image...?
Another thing I'm going to try, later today, is hooking up a display to the Pi (need to get a cable) .and see if I'm getting any error messages. I will pass such on if I do.
Assistance welcome. Thanks!
(UPDATE, 19-Aug-23 14:40 PDT)
I managed to hook up a display to the Pi, and I think I've found what it's objecting to. Along with the usual POST messages, it kept saying 'start4.elf is not compatible. This board requires newer software.'
So -- Unless there's a newer RasPBX version than what I downloaded, I'm going to have to see if I can build Asterisk manually.
(FURTHER UPDATE)
I see this issue has already been addressed in the bug report section. I will follow the workaround instructions there.
Last edit: kc7gr 2023-08-19
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Good day,
I spent a chunk of last night, and most of this morning, trying (and failing) to get a newly-purchased Pi 4B (4GB Memory) to boot the current RasPBX image (raspbx-10-10-2020.img). Here's what I've tried so far.
Imaging the SDHC cards with Win32 Imager, Raspberry Pi imager (both Windows and Ubuntu) and Gnome's disk utility on Ubuntu.
Nothing doing. Every time I plug the resultant card into the Pi, and power it up, I get the same four slow blinks followed by four fast blinks from the green LED and that's it.
Here's what's bizarre: I've also tried writing a generic RasPi image to both of those same SD cards... And it works perfectly!
I can only conclude there's some kind of issue with the current RasPBX image...?
Another thing I'm going to try, later today, is hooking up a display to the Pi (need to get a cable) .and see if I'm getting any error messages. I will pass such on if I do.
Assistance welcome. Thanks!
(UPDATE, 19-Aug-23 14:40 PDT)
I managed to hook up a display to the Pi, and I think I've found what it's objecting to. Along with the usual POST messages, it kept saying 'start4.elf is not compatible. This board requires newer software.'
So -- Unless there's a newer RasPBX version than what I downloaded, I'm going to have to see if I can build Asterisk manually.
(FURTHER UPDATE)
I see this issue has already been addressed in the bug report section. I will follow the workaround instructions there.
Last edit: kc7gr 2023-08-19