* Raymond Keller ([email protected]) [20160312 11:38]: > Hi, I'm trying to install an ODROID-C1+ (following instructions at > https://wiki.netbsd.org/ports/evbarm/odroid-c1/#index3h1) and have > run into: .. > > sdmmc0: couldn't enable card: 60 .. > I might try a different image if I can find one, as the > instructions, from what I could tell, pointed to an image from > 2015-09-25.
Being unfamiliar with how and where builds come to be, I made a bad choice getting the image. Seems there are fresh builds at nyftp.netbsd.org. Kernels for netbsd-7-0 and netbsd-7 from the dailies had the same "couldn't enable card: 60" error. HEAD worked. I had thought the C1+ was supported in 7.0 Release but I shouldn't be surprised it doesn't actually seem to be -- the 7.0 release page only says that there's support for the ODROID-C1. The board-specific page says the C1+ is supported "by the same NetBSD kernel", but I guess that doesn't necessarily mean the same branch. My misunderstanding. I thought I'd go ahead and try to build images and kernels myself, confirm what I'm finding from the FTP site. Kernels I built from HEAD, netbsd-7, and netbsd-7-0 matched what I saw from the dailies; HEAD's kernel worked and the others did not. So I think the C1+ isn't actually supported by NetBSD 7 Release, but works in HEAD -- how can I find out when it might be more stably supported? (In any case, folks might want to know that HEAD worked for the ODROID-C1+ (with eMMC). If anyone would like to see the dmesg, just let me know.) A question about machine/architecture: I assumed the ODROID-C1's machine/arch was evbarm-earmv7hf because that's implied by reference on the instructions page. Is there another, more definitive route I could have taken to figure out the correct machine/arch? RSK
