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xbian wont boot on another raspberry pi - fransiefrans - 4th Sep, 2013 10:26 PM
Dear Users,
I just received my second raspberry pi (Model B)
I tried to boot with a new sd card with xbian installed through the installer, but no succes. I tried the same sd card in my older model B an it boots just fine.
When I tried to boot with the older Sd card (xbian also) it still wont boot.
The new raspberry pi boots raspbmc and raspbian fine.
Has anyone a solution? I would really like to use Xbian on both devices.
Francois
RE: xbian wont boot on another raspberry pi - IriDium - 4th Sep, 2013 11:02 PM
Try http://forum.xbian.org/thread-1316.html
RE: xbian wont boot on another raspberry pi - rikardo1979 - 4th Sep, 2013 11:03 PM
or direct this thread
http://forum.xbian.org/thread-1190-post-14427.html#pid14427
RE: xbian wont boot on another raspberry pi - fransiefrans - 5th Sep, 2013 01:32 AM
Thanks for the quick reply
The other LEDs do light up now after I copied the new files onto the sd card.
But I dont get any signal on my tv. When I put the card into the older B model I do get a signal on my tv.
RE: xbian wont boot on another raspberry pi - IriDium - 5th Sep, 2013 02:01 AM
Ok, we're getting there.....
We will need a lot more information.
Can you post the details a requested in "Please read before you post" in my signature, also if possible your "dmesg" output.
Thanks
RE: xbian wont boot on another raspberry pi - fransiefrans - 5th Sep, 2013 02:53 AM
Problem solved.
I had the device powerd by a active usb hub. (old one also).
When I plugged in the power from a usb adapter Xbian booted like it should. I already did this before replacing the files with no luck.
So replacing the 2 files was the solution.
lesson for me: dont feed the raspberry pi through a usb hub.
Thanks for the help.
RE: xbian wont boot on another raspberry pi - IriDium - 5th Sep, 2013 03:01 AM
The RPi needs at least 700ma at boot - a standard USB will only provide 500ma.
Glad you got it sorted.
Can you change the status from Problem to Solved. Tnx