I’m just getting started. I followed the quick start up to the point of creating the image on an SD card. I keep getting a "Download corrupt. Hash does not match " message. I have tried it on multiple SD cards to no avail. My PC is running Mint Linux. What am I missing here? Thanks in advance.
Perhaps, just perhaps, your problem could be the source, not the destinations…
Have you tried to re-download the image you’re trying to load onto BeagleY-AI?
Maybe try an alternative image?
I tried it again this morning, with the same result. Here’s the log, is there some hint of the reason for failure in here?
Received header: “server-timing: cfL4;desc="?proto=TCP&rtt=39897&min_rtt=7819&rtt_var=7214&sent=36814&recv=15329&lost=0&retrans=4&sent_bytes=53030157&recv_bytes=1113&delivery_rate=4320445&cwnd=204&unsent_bytes=0&cid=49ede3fa94956897&ts=245302&x=0"”
Received header: “”
HTTP connection lost. Time: 1742654715
Received header: “HTTP/2 206”
Received header: “date: Sat, 22 Mar 2025 14:45:16 GMT”
Received header: “content-type: application/x-xz”
Received header: “content-length: 5921419”
Received header: “x-bz-file-name: images/beagley-ai-debian-12.9-xfce-arm64-2025-03-05-12gb.img.xz”
Received header: “x-bz-file-id: 4_z6b4a750318ae682e708b0613_f21210a4ce61e16dc_d20250305_m215443_c000_v0001057_t0006_u01741211683482”
Received header: “x-bz-content-sha1: none”
Received header: “x-bz-upload-timestamp: 1741211683482”
Received header: “accept-ranges: bytes”
Received header: “x-bz-info-src_last_modified_millis: 1741172300000”
Received header: “content-range: bytes 1510751125-1516672543/1516672544”
Received header: “cache-control: max-age=0, no-cache, no-store”
Received header: “strict-transport-security: max-age=63072000”
Received header: “cf-cache-status: DYNAMIC”
Received header: “report-to: {"endpoints":[{"url":"https:\/\/a.nel.cloudflare.com\/report\/v4?s=r7noV9p22CfSJhQrZxPgME1qx0caXA5%2BrWOyu6dTvxyx5GNjlj%2F%2B2FO%2FBMtve%2BlaeYQ%2FTO6aAHbc4JzFM18GXzpirIHuVnBanczRIfZQtqyic4c7XEgcz9VehHhcgWDigcA%3D"}],"group":"cf-nel","max_age":604800}”
Received header: “nel: {"success_fraction":0,"report_to":"cf-nel","max_age":604800}”
Received header: “server: cloudflare”
Received header: “cf-ray: 924678c5f9406f16-DFW”
Received header: “alt-svc: h3=":443"; ma=86400”
Received header: “server-timing: cfL4;desc="?proto=TCP&rtt=21970&min_rtt=6952&rtt_var=13080&sent=1052460&recv=296065&lost=0&retrans=329&sent_bytes=1515762574&recv_bytes=7286&delivery_rate=486741&cwnd=356&unsent_bytes=0&cid=49ede3fa94956897&ts=744718&x=0"”
Received header: “”
Download done in 746 seconds
Hash of uncompressed image: “5503de72b22178a07876299157fc5847b17e8cea8722662d4f411f066147609b”
Mismatch with expected hash: “ffcd2cdf5db48d75a84f8fb2eab93b259edbfaefd2a4d7de02f38116ef1e7944”
QThread: Destroyed while thread is still running
Ok, I’m getting the same sizes and checksums as you are…
Could I trouble you to try and follow the instructions for Balena instead,
just to see if that would get you any further along?
I had a similar error using the .img.gz and bb-imager on my macOS machine. I switched to using Balena Etcher and still had a validation error. Then I extracted the .gz and flashed the .img and it worked with Balena Etcher. I’m not sure if it was a random chance thing or not.
Just a short heads-up, concerning Balena!