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My DStream does not boot by powercycle

Oscar Huang

My DStream suddently didn't boot after powercycle. All LEDs are off after the power is applied. But it can boot correctly after I press the reset button for a few seconds. I have refreshed the FW in the restoring mode, but the problem is still there. Anybody knows what might be wrong with my DStream? Thanks.

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  • 0 in reply to Stephen Theobald

    Hi, Stephen,

    Yes, I tried factory reset. And it should not be an Ip address issue because I used static IP. It does not boot with both eithernet and usb unplugged. It is an original DSTREAM.

    Because it can boot after I press the reset button for a few seconds, I can still use it. Just a little bit inconvenience. 

    Thanks

    -Oscar

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  • 0 in reply to Stephen Theobald

    Hi, Stephen,

    Yes, I tried factory reset. And it should not be an Ip address issue because I used static IP. It does not boot with both eithernet and usb unplugged. It is an original DSTREAM.

    Because it can boot after I press the reset button for a few seconds, I can still use it. Just a little bit inconvenience. 

    Thanks

    -Oscar

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  • 0 Arm Employee Badge in reply to Oscar Huang

    Hi Oscar,

    Thanks for your update.  It does sound like there is a hardware fault with the DSTREAM in its power-on/reset circuitry.  It could probably be repaired via Arm's repair process I mentioned earlier but, if pressing reset is the only a minor inconvenience to you, it probably isn't worth sending the DSTREAM away to be repaired.

    I hope your Arm-based projects continue successfully :)

    Stephen