Images load and display but the bottom half is all messed up while the top part looks okay. HOWEVER, when I try to read data from the flash drive, it starts out fine and then gets garbled. When I plug a flash device into the multi cards USB slot, it is recognized and mounts in workbench. I commented out the EHCI module in kicklayout and rebooted, and the machine comes up and works fine. However, as soon as I tried to disable my internal USB 1.1 ports on the micro A1 motherboard using UBOOT prefs and rebooted, the AmigaOne rebooted to workbench but shortly locked up - perhaps 3 or 5 seconds later. When I first plugged the card in, my micro A1 booted just fine into workbench. It features a VIA 6214L USB controller and a VIA 6421 IDE/SATA controller. I just received a combo IDE/SATA/USB 2.0 x 4 PCI card I ordered from China via Ebay.
The front panel ports work fine now with my new PCI USB card and I don't need to use any of the onboard USB with the micro. I ended up getting out my soldering iron & heat shrink and soon modified my cable. Check out the usb header pinout in micro A1 Handbook (8 pins only) and compare it to the following and you'll see what I mean. The reseller who put my micro A1 together must have fabricated the cable specifically for the micro A1. Investigation showed the pinout differences. I then found that the front panel USB ports would not work. When I installed a PCI USB card with a 9 pin header, I just removed the (motherboard end of the ) internal USB cable going from the front panel connector to the motherboard USB header and plugged it into the USB header of my new PCI card.
I found that the USB header on the micro A1 motherboard has a different pinout than conventional USB headers.
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Note: This is a word of caution for micro A1 users who install a PCI USB card that has an onboard 9 pin (internal) header for connecting 2 additional USB ports - such as to the front panel of your case. See this thread for further discussion on this. StarTech model PCIUSB7 7 Port (4 ext, 3 int), cost $18 CDN
Bytecc model BT-U2410V 5 port (4 ext, 1 int), cost $7 CDNĢ. The cards that I tried successfully are as follows:ġ. I only tried a couple of USB sticks, but they were recognized and I could copy files. With the EHCI driver commented out in the kicklayout file, both cards operated successfully. I then re-booted and voila, the micro then booted successfully albiet with USB1.1 only (unfortunately). Some other users have reported problems with the VIA chipset in this forum with the new EHCI driver, so I commented it out in the kicklayout file. The AOS4.1 boot splash screen appeared, disappeared, then kept reappearing as it went into a continuous warm re-boot cycle.
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I tried numerous times to get the micro (with a fresh install of AOS4.1 update 3) to boot but it kept getting stuck right after the kickstart files were loaded. I have installed 2 different USB cards in my micro A1.
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