We got a brand new ROCK 5B, attached an eMMC module (as well as a WIFI module and a heatsink but I believe those are unimportant for this matter) and now want to install a minimal Armbian system onto it.
Since we have no eMMC reader we followed the instructions of this guide using Windows 10, RKDevTool v2.92 and the DriveAssistant v5.0.
We are using the Armbian_23.2.1_Rock-5b_bookworm_legacy_5.10.160_minimal.img and the rk3588_spl_loader_v1.08.111.bin bootloader.
The RKDevTool recognizes the MASKROM device but as soon as we check “write by Address” and click run it fails within two minutes.
This is the logfile output:
14:47:40 204 AndroidTool v2.9.6.0 start run
14:47:48 827 AndroidTool v2.9.6.0 start run
14:48:16 723 AndroidTool v2.9.6.0 start run
14:48:27 584 RKDevTool v2.9.6.0 start run
14:49:24 402 RKDevTool v2.9.6.0 start run
14:50:14 304 Layer<4-1>:Test Device Start
14:50:14 305 Error:RKU_Write–>WriteFile failed,bRet=0,err=31,size=31,write=0
14:50:36 345 INFO:RKU_ResetPipe–>DeviceIoControl OK
14:50:36 348 Error:RKU_Write–>WriteFile failed,bRet=0,err=31,size=31,write=0
14:50:36 361 <LAYER 4-1> ERROR:TestDevice–>RKU_TestDeviceReady failed,RetCode(-3),path=\?\USB#VID_2207&PID_350B#6&2F3F3C43&0&1#{a5dcbf10-6530-11d2-901f-00c04fb951ed}
14:50:42 394 Error:RKU_Write–>WriteFile failed,bRet=0,err=995,size=31,write=0
14:50:44 404 ERROR:RKU_ResetPipe–>DeviceIoControl failed,err=31
14:50:44 404 <LAYER 4-1> ERROR:TestDevice–>RKU_TestDeviceReady failed,RetCode(-3),path=\?\USB#VID_2207&PID_350B#6&2F3F3C43&0&1#{a5dcbf10-6530-11d2-901f-00c04fb951ed}
14:50:50 433 Error:RKU_Write–>WriteFile failed,bRet=0,err=995,size=31,write=0
14:50:52 440 ERROR:RKU_ResetPipe–>DeviceIoControl failed,err=31
14:50:52 441 <LAYER 4-1> ERROR:TestDevice–>RKU_TestDeviceReady failed,RetCode(-3),path=\?\USB#VID_2207&PID_350B#6&2F3F3C43&0&1#{a5dcbf10-6530-11d2-901f-00c04fb951ed}
14:50:53 464 ERROR:TestDevice failed
14:50:53 466 Error:Layer<4-1>:Test Device Fail
14:50:53 482 Layer<4-1>: RunProc is ending, ret=0
does anybody have an idea? Because I can’t find the issue…