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AllWinner/XRadioTech XR806AF2L_Baseboard V1.0 - Dev Board Info

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Topic summary

The discussion centers on the AllWinner/XRadioTech XR806AF2L_Baseboard V1.0 development board and its XR806 Wi-Fi module. Initial issues included the XR806 chip burning out shortly after use, suspected due to 5V supply to the module, though this voltage was considered acceptable. The user shared boot logs showing firmware and driver versions, MAC addresses, and platform details including XR806 SDK v1.2.0. Subsequent attempts with a second board showed similar firmware and stable operation without damage.

Community members provided links to official and third-party SDKs, documentation, and firmware repositories, including updated SDK versions (v1.2.2) and OpenBK7231T_App firmware builds. Efforts focused on resolving bootloader and OTA (Over-The-Air) update failures, with errors related to binary size, flash erase alignment, and TCP client disconnections during OTA. Adjustments to CONFIG_MALLOC_MODE (set to 0 for XR806) resolved some boot issues, enabling successful boot and partial OTA functionality.

Further firmware improvements included enabling deep sleep modes, pin deep sleep, and integration of XR872 OTA support. OTA via HTTP showed progress but intermittent TCP disconnects persisted. The community also discussed redundant ADC initialization in the battery driver and differences between SDK builds (_ALT builds with integrated mbedtls and WPA3 support but larger binary size). Debugging involved detailed crash logs and register dumps.

The XR806 platform was compared to XR809 and XR872, with XR806 showing better stability in some aspects. The discussion included enabling console output, UART handling, and driver support for peripherals like BL0937. Static IP and MAC address usage from efuse were implemented. The conversation concluded with ongoing testing of OTA reliability, driver enhancements, and firmware stability improvements.
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