Rkdevtool PCIE errors due flashing

Good day, all guys. Before system was on Ubuntu via EMMC.
I tried reinstall Ubuntu from Rkdevtool to NVME.
But something goes wrong. I changed EMMC to PCIe then choosed img of ubuntu and run: Error appear.
Now if I write to emmc or SD ubuntu I have many errors about PCIE:


Before I had nothing. Now every time if I start system from SD or EMMC: errors, restarts and etc.
How I can find img file for PCIE or find dump?
Thanks for any advice.

Rkdevtool doesn’t support writing images to pcie devices, but it won’t break pcie, please try the debian images we’ve released

Is it possible to make factor reset or download original drivers/kernel?
Original debian not boot my rock5b.

Is it possible to boot with a sdcard or emmc when removing the nvme hard disk? You may need to use another device to erase your nvme hard disk.

Yes, it’s boot ubuntu from sd and emmc (official debian firmware didn’t start).
Errors and crash reboots about pcie cames later when system starts.

Can I ask if you are using 5b or 5b+? And can you try to change the power adapter, and can you provide the debian boot logs, we only provide tech support for debian

I’ve rock5b with ugreen 65w power adapter.
Before debian not even stars. The green light changed by blue and this bootloop system. I will erase spinor, reflash spinor image and try one more time install debian to sd.

We have tested that the 5b is not very compatible with the ugreen 65w power adapter, alternating blue and green lights and reboots are typical.

Thanks. I flash spinor image from other topic “Rock 5B constantly crashing” and installed debian 12 without errors.

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Hi @smok1nho,
Our spinor image has been updated with the corresponding changes, and we want to know what’s really going on, What is the spinor image you have started using?

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these images Rock 5B constantly crashing

Hi @smok1nho,
I mean the spinor image that has startup problems.

It was somewhere basic tutorial with drivers, kernel, rkdevtool and etc. (looks like it outdated)

Is this tutorial located on our website?