If the issue persists, please try disabling the overclocking in the SD-image before booting the zynthian V5.1 for first time. It must be a fresh burned SD-image. I mean, you never tried to boot with it before. For doing so, follow this instructions:
Burn a fresh SD-image with the latest stable
Mount the SD-card in your computer
Edit this file in the root partition (the bigger partition in the SD-card):
Replace the overclocking value from “Medium” to “None”:
export ZYNTHIAN_OVERCLOCKING=“None”
Umount the SD-card and try booting your V5.1 with it.
It seems that the number of RBPi5 boards not supporting overclocking is higher than expected and we should disable overclocking by default. Currently it’s set to “medium”.
I also had to power cycle the Zynthian. It didn’t work the first time I turned it on but then it did when I turned it off and back on again.
Joe
Hello Joe,
Thanks for your input ! It’s the image I’ve downloaded from today so Overclocking is already set to “none”. I’ve checked it by reading the zynthian_envars_V5_pi5.sh.
The PI5 is blinking even if not SD card in the slot. So I think I need to go with a recovery image like jofemodo proposed it !
I will return after trying with the recovery image !
After applying the recovery image, I’ve just booted with my original SD card, and this time it started without any problem and much faster as expected !!!
Now I can continue my tests…
It was a brand new RPI5 8Go bought from Amazon just a few days before the announcement of the availability of the V5.1 kit.
If you need some more details please let me know !