Hi guys! I've met a strange problem, there's a DSOX-2014A can't boot due to traditional NAND failure, but unfortunately, it's u-boot cannot be interrupt by using space.
I've tried using USBboot and USB-Serial, but obviously, u-boot on the USB-Serial can't boot the scope, it will stuck and stop, no light turned on
To verify, I teared down a functional DSOX-2012A and using the same nk.nb0 file and U-Disk, it boots perfectly no matter I use Serial or TFTP through On-board Serial port
And if I use the USB way trying to boot, then it will just stuck like the dead one.
now I'm trying to flash the NOR chip to get a interruptable U-boot.
Is that possible or a right way to deal with this problem?
Any other things or steps I missed? Other way can be taken?
Anyway, thanks you guys so much that offering plenty information in this post.
first try to press the space bar before powering the scope and keep it pressed. it should stop.
also make sure your RX connection is good and you do actually send correct letters to the scope.
as one had suggested if you can stop the boot with USB method and get to p500> then just change the bootdelay variable from 0 (sec) to something like 3 or 5 (sec) and make sure you issue saveenv before quitting. then go back to UART and do the recovery
Thank you for reply so much!
After reading this message, I use printenv both on USB-Serial and serial-onboard by using the functional one, alomst of them are same, but some vars like pbootdelay, stdin, stdout, stderr are totally different
Using On-board serial, it shows stdout=serial, stdin=serial, stderr=serial, pbootdelay=0
Using USB-serial, it shows stdout=usbtty, stdin=usbtty, stderr=usbtty, pbootdelay=-1
So I dont really sure I can directly save the envs under USB's u-boot
also, in the interruptable u-boot, even pbootdelay=0, it still indicate that press space to pause, but another one totally without this message.
So I'm trying to get a copy of my NOR first, try both edit env and flash NOR independently.
Once I get success, I will post some conclusion here... good luck to me
