You can re - download the image from the network disk and burn it to the TF card. When the development board starts successfully, externally, the ACT light will flash. If the ACT light doesn't flash, it means the system failed to start. Try replacing the TF card and test again. RK3576-Debian12-2505....

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RK3576 supports accelerated reasoning through NPU. It is recommended to use Rockchip's official RKNN Toolkit to convert ONNX models to RKNN format. Refer to our Wiki and Rockchip github link.
https://wiki.luckfox.com/luckfox-Omni35 ... an12/RKNN/
https://github.com/airockchip/

If you have multiple sets of development boards, you can swap the installation of the core boards. Even if the HDMI resolution is incompatible, the system can still enter the kernel and print relevant information. If you suspect that the DSI is causing the problem, unplug all the peripherals and see...

I have also tested with a SanDisk Ultra 256GB card and it was able to boot successfully. So, you should check if the image was not burned successfully. First, format the card and then try burning the image again. Or you can try our Debian 12 image and see if it can boot up normally.

Your startup log shows that you haven't even entered the kernel. First, re-plug the core board to rule out the problem of poor contact. Second, try burning and testing with several different TF cards to rule out the compatibility issues of the TF cards.

This image is the update.img. You can rename it by adding the date and time to it, which will make it easier to manage. You can directly write it to the eMMC according to the steps.

It is not recommended to use the audio function on this board because there are many aspects that require you to do it yourself. We only provide the general direction and do not offer debugging support. It roughly includes the following points: You need to add the driver by yourself and compile the ...