Awesome thank you so much. This was exactly what I was looking for. On Friday, August 7, 2020 at 1:08:17 PM UTC-4, Samuel Park wrote: > > Hello, I am currently working on a project based on the pocket beagle. For > my project, I had an experienced friend design and fabricate a custom board > based on the pocket beagle to suit my purpose using the schematics and > files on Github, nearly everything is identical except for the following > changes: *Removed all GPIO pins *(unnecessary space), and *replaced the > microUSB connector with a male USB 2.0 connector*(so that the board could > be directly connected to a computer without a cable. Everything else was > untouched and I used the exact same parts as the Pocket Beagle. I am trying > to boot it with the latest Pocket Beagle Debian image however unable to do > so because of the hardware change(I'm assuming). This is my first time > working with something like this (I'm a software guy) so I apologize if I > have a lack of knowledge about some aspects with regards to hardware. What > do I have to do to be able to boot the Pocket Beagle's Debian image on it? > Originally I thought that because the hardware change was so minimal it > should be able to boot the pocket beagle's images. However, I realized that > there is probably gonna be problems with regards to hardware id and such. > Thanks, and I would appreciate any help. >
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