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Thank you for your Answer we upgraded the Firmware to the newest Version and now it's working properly.

Wanted to update this by saying I experienced same issue, but I resolved this by disconnecting tracking camera that had been installed upside down. So, if anyone is reading this in the future....try disconnecting your cameras attached to the board

I tried everything there was in the tutorial and spent like 1h with different timing. I was able to unbrick other Voxls before but this one doesn't want to. If there is a different method than what you already described please let me know.

The Yocto OS uses opkg which is similar to, but not compatible with, aptitude

Aptitude is used in Debian/Ubuntu distros. You can run one on VOXL using Docker as documented here: https://docs.modalai.com/docker-on-voxl/

Hey sorry for the late reply but I got it to work after some trial and error, not really sure why it wouldn't work in the first place but maybe I just got the timing way off. Thanks anyway 🙂

Hi @Arrowtec ,

I've seen this myself before. In my case the device would then show up after running sudo fastboot devices and I could proceed after trying again.

If it's not showing up with either sudo fastboot devices or adb devices it would likely need the Debug board which allows you to force it to boot into fastboot....

@Arrowtec Okay this all looks normal, have you tested this SIM card in a different device to confirm that it is indeed functional?

@Arrowtec This seems like it could be either a SIM card issue or an APN issue. Can you test the SIM card in another device such as a cellphone to confirm that it is functional? If it is, I would use voxl-configure-modem and confirm that you are using the correct APN in order to connect to the network.

@Eric-Katzfey I figured that would be the case. Atm I am just letting it boot on it's own; the systemd service file is an idea that i will test and afterwards I will get back to you.