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Orange PI 4a on eMMC only half of RAM

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Published in 2025-2-11 21:40:34 | Show all floors |Read mode
This post was finally edited by orange4A at 2025-2-11 21:40

Hi!
When I install the official debian image on emmc (using the command “bash nand-sata-install”) 2gb of the 4gb RAM is left. Can anyone suggest a solution to this problem?





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 Author| Published in 2025-2-12 01:41:46 | Show all floors
I found a solution to the problem:

1. Open User Manual and find the Compiling u-boot section
2. Run the build.sh script
3. sudo dpkg -i linux-u-boot-current-orangepi4a_x.x.x_arm64.deb
4. sudo nand-sata-install
5. reboot

If anyone needs it, I'm attaching the assembled u-boot

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Published in 2025-5-26 10:07:54 | Show all floors
The issue where only 2GB of the 4GB RAM is recognized after installing a Debian image on eMMC using nand-sata-install on an Orange Pi 4a (or similar single-board computer) could stem from several potential causes, Escape Road including bootloader configuration, kernel limitations, or hardware-specific settings.
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