Hello,

can you please confirm that you have set the boot order correctly:

• mmc1 represents eMMC
• mmc0 represents SD card
• usb0 represents USB

you can check your current boot order with

fw_printenv boot_targets

 to change your boot order please use this command

fw_setenv boot_targets "mmc1 mmc0 usb0"

 If you are using Example Image V1.0.2 or V1.1.1 please remove the quotation marks from the command

fw_setenv boot_targets mmc1 mmc0 usb0

 After changing the boot order please check it again with the above mentioned command.

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You can also change the boot order in the u-boot-shell using your UART cable:

setenv boot_targets mmc1 mmc0 usb0

saveenv

 You can also try to boot specifically from the eMMC with this command in the u-boot-shell:

run bootcmd_mmc1

 (this will only affect the next boot)

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You can try to create your mount-directory on your own:

mkdir /mnt/USB

Please have in mind that Linux is case sensitive so you also need to use "USB" for future-commands:

mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/USB

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Your IOT2050 Advanced FS:09 should have an preinstalled IndOS V3.2.3. If you think this is damaged or something you can try to install a new IndOS to the eMMC using a Service Stick. You can download the Instructions for the Service Stick here and you can find the Service Stick Image for V3.2.3 on our Download Page.

BR