Solved Can't start basic installation - 'sh: can't access tty' error

[Substring]

Do you have anything on the GPIO ? Could you try running raspbian or retropie if you still have them at hand. Looks like your pi is booting in safe mode

[juenter80]

@subs The GPIOs are free. Retropie is running without any problem. I also saw other hints about jumpers on re(set). Tomorrow I will get a Raspi 3 and check if it works with this one...

[acris]

Sd formatter on win 10 ? If yes, are your sure fat32 partition not exfat ?

[juenter80]

@acris

[juenter80]

@acris Here is the card's content:

[Substring]

can you try to remove disablesafemode from the recovery.cmdline ? It should be a regular (linux) text file, open with an approriate text editor that supports linux end line

[juenter80]

@subs The content of this file is as following:

"runinstaller quiet ramdisk_size=32768 root=/dev/ram0 init=/init vt.cur_default=1 elevator=deadline silentinstall"

Should I try to add this? -> "avoid_safe_mode=1"

[Substring]

add disablesafemode right after silentinstall, before the double quote

[juenter80]

@subs That solved it, working now!!! Thanks, mate!

[Substring]

woot topic solved