I see in the debugger that it is trying to mount, however I get the “SDCard ERROR : Unable to mount SD card. Is card formatted as FAT32?”. Here’s the different things I’ve tried:
Using multiple SD cards, a Sandisk 1 GB, and a ATP 8GB.
Unhook all other devices
Power from both USB & AC
Change from ethernet firmare (the one I normally use) to non-ethernet.
My hydra also gets the abort error when deploying to it (and it is not recognized as a USB device) about every 10th deploy, and I have to re-flash the firmware. For this, I use the SD card method to load boot.bin, which works! So, the SD card seems to be able to connect then.
Not using a powered hub, however the DP module is being used, and i am hooked into 9v 500ma power at the same time. Will this replace the need for a powered hub?
Based upon your feedback regarding power, I decided to test another power module (a Love electronics USB DC Power). I ran the same SD card test, and it also failed.
So, I dont think it is a power issue - and I am leaning further to an issue with the mainboard. Is there any tests I could run?
I also have attached a photo of the error message I receive when I am forced to re-flash the hydra.
we had another person reporting an ABORT error on a device, and the way that was addressed was by reapplying the firmware. Not saying that yours is the same, but could you give that a(nother) try ? Include the bootloader too…
Thanks, every time this happens I have to re-apply the firmware. I have probably gone through that process 15 times now, and it works for another 10 or so deployments from VS.NET, and then randomly it happens again. Getting frustrating to say the least