Yocto build for i.MX8QM is not booting
I have built an image for the TQ Systems STKa8x Evaluation board with an i.MX8 QuadMax using the yocto project. The resulting image does not boot on the device. Can anyone help me interpret the warnings and errors occuring in the serial console output when trying to boot?
I think the the machine configuration might be wrong? The device hardware is ok, becaus the device boots using the included sd card.
Solution
Solved: The problem was caused by the SD card. I have used this SD card https://de.transcend-info.com/embedded/product/embedded-memory-cards/usd230i. Using another one solved my problem.
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