Boot from USB #28
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As it was already mentioned they will take care of it after network boot which is at BETA phase right now. |
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We attend the usb boot.. many thanks!!!! |
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Now we are waiting for boot USB :) |
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Not a bug - closing issue. Support and feature requests are best discussed on the Raspberry Pi forums where this question has already been answered - typically the Advanced Users forum |
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Hello, Is there a chance this could be re-opened? Issues don't have to be bugs - they can also be feature requests and GitHub has some helpful labels for categorizing them. I was subscribed to this so that I had a notification when there was an update. Our company can't switch to using Raspberry Pi 4's until this issue has been resolved, so this thread was providing us value. |
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Ok since it is actually a technical feature there is no active issue I’ll reopen it so you get a notification instead of having to keep an eye on all the commits. We generally don’t pre announce betas or post roadmaps so “are we there yet questions” tend to be ignored :) |
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Will support USB 3.0？ |
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AFAIK (and I might be wrong!) I think the eventual plan is for the full-size USB ports to support USB host boot and for the USB-C port to support USB device boot. |
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Locked conversation because of time-wasting posts (now deleted) so people tracking this issue don't get spammed. When USB MSD boot is available this issue will be updated along with normal forum announcements. |
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The first beta #127 has been uploaded but it will require updated firmware via rpi-update. That's a few days away. |
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Hi. When we can test this beta? |
You have been told on a number of occasions that it's coming soon and requires an update to the firmware first. We will then add a message here which you will get as an email if you've subscribed. If you ask one more time I will block you from the organisation. |
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hi to all, Does this file needs updating so -a can work our end? tx in advance and kind regards |
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Wait until the package is published |
You can use -i to ignore checksum checks. |
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Will boot from type-c port on a dwc2 controller be possible? |
Just out of curiosity, why would you want to do that? |
no, at least not for anything except USB device boot and you wouldn't want to boot Linux from that it's very slow. It's really a Compute Module feature but will work if you power via the GPIO pins |
I'm using an OS with a broken xhci support and fixing it will take a long time. Only dwc2 works there. |
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Which OS? U-boot already has working xHC which should be a good reference but is probably GPL. Although at least the standard is open and whilst large isn't that bad. The VLI implementation didn't really need much in the way of Pi specific quirks. |
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Windows 10 |
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Locked until the software is released. As usual support questions should go to the forums first |
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The beta firmware and bootloader releases are now available. Please see the announcement on the Raspberry Pi General forum. https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=274595&p=1663644#p1663644 Support questions should go to the forums first or bug reports in new specific Github issues. I'll close this bug once the release has made it out of beta. |
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Thank you for the update |
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In the last release not i read "Promote the latest beta EEPROM and recovery.bin to stable and feature freeze USB MSD support until a production release is ready." What you mean with "feature freeze USB MSD support until a production release is ready"? |
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@KC-inDomus change to stable and update the firmware. its now officially published |
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See the "Firmware release status" section of https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/raspberrypi/booteeprom.md for more information. |
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I'm a bit confused 😕
Should the docs be updated? If the firmware is stable then it isn't a beta release and USB boot is officially supported. |
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From releases.md "N.B. Although the bootloader has now been promoted to a stable / feature-freeze release USB MSD should still be considered BETA software because this requires updates to the GPU firmware." |
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that IS confusing. |
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See earlier comment on this bug "Support questions should go to the forums first or bug reports in new specific Github issues. I'll close this bug once the release has made it out of beta." |
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Hello, i use the raspberry pi 4 one with 4GB and one with 8GB RAM. The new function Boot from USB only working on the 4GB device. On the 8 GB device i get the message "card not detected." and four time "failed to open device "scard". I try the last stable and the last beta bootloader. I try it with the same USB Stick. On the 4GB it's runing and on the 8GB not. Could it be? What can i try to run it? |
Not sure what version you are running but the latest (Today's) my 8G is working ok with sdcard and usb boot with beta and the now stable had been working before that. Is what ever package with you distro that contains the .dat / .elf files that lives in /boot up to date?: [ray@pi4 ~]$ sudo rpi-eeprom-update [ray@pi4 ~]$ free |
Thank you for your help. I compare your and my bootloader version. i have the same. Then i go to raspi-config and try to change the bootloader option to usb. i get an error. The i use the command sudo rpi-eeprom-update again. After this reboot the system and after this i can change the boot option to usb and it's run. Without your answer i has not try it again. THX |
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Please post support questions on the forum. This Issue is about USB boot as a feature not for general support requests |
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USB msd boot support is now available in the default bootloader version 2020-09-03 |
When are you planning implement booting from USB?
Thanks
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