12-08-2020, 07:54 AM
Hi, thanks for replying!
I have been tapping the power button as I'm familiar with bump switches on, for example, the Nintendo DS. Holding down the switch results in a change in the sound of the high-pitched humming from a consistent sound to either no sound or a sequence of sounds (variously). The LED at the front does not illuminate, nor does the blue LED on top change colour.
Yes, the CM3 came with the bundle from Retromodding, so I assume it is the correct one.
Originally I simply used linux command line tools to flash the microSD; specifically `dd`, but I did reflash it using `parted` and `mkfs` to reformat before using `dd` again. When that didn't work, I formatted with `parted` and `mkfs` and then tried using Etcher via the GUI, which didn't work either. Is FAT32 a supported file system or is it possible that I need to format with a different one?
I have been tapping the power button as I'm familiar with bump switches on, for example, the Nintendo DS. Holding down the switch results in a change in the sound of the high-pitched humming from a consistent sound to either no sound or a sequence of sounds (variously). The LED at the front does not illuminate, nor does the blue LED on top change colour.
Yes, the CM3 came with the bundle from Retromodding, so I assume it is the correct one.
Originally I simply used linux command line tools to flash the microSD; specifically `dd`, but I did reflash it using `parted` and `mkfs` to reformat before using `dd` again. When that didn't work, I formatted with `parted` and `mkfs` and then tried using Etcher via the GUI, which didn't work either. Is FAT32 a supported file system or is it possible that I need to format with a different one?