Andy,

Look for the bootable SD card files in your account on our web site. There is documentation available to help you get u-boot back on the device.

Thanks

Richard

Richard,
Thanks for the quick reply. Since I posted I have tried a couple of things.

1. Took an SD card, created 2 partitions on it. The first was a bootable Fat32 partition. 64 Megabytes. Second partition is a Linux partition, not listed as bootable by fdisk
2. Downloaded the MicroSD card bootable objects from your website, copied them to the first partition. (actually I also tried the ones I built too)
3. Powered off the Zoom, inserted the card, powered on.
4. I get the same result, I get stuck with the error message on the screen.

I didn't actually see any instructions on how to use the boot files, so I'm assuming I did the right thing. If there are some instructions I missed, I would appreciate it if you could provide a pointer. My concern is that this is an x-loader problem too.

Andy Smoak

Problem solved.

The files downloaded from the LogicPD website worked for me. I missed a statement on an online page that said that the SD file system had to be set up in an exact manner (Partion 1, with 255 heads and 63 sectors).

I repartitioned the SD card and re-copied the files that are from the website, now I'm back to a boot prompt. I should be able to reprogram from there.

Thanks.