Linkit mt7688 LEDE firmware creates strange symbols
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I have Linkit mt7688 devices and currently using LEDE firmware in them. These strange symbols seems to be created by the system itself. Because after some use of the device or even when first booting it there are these symbols. 
What can cause this ? Is there a way to clear this ? After installing a new firmware these symbols are still remain. Is this a hardware problem ?
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I have Linkit mt7688 devices and currently using LEDE firmware in them. These strange symbols seems to be created by the system itself. Because after some use of the device or even when first booting it there are these symbols.
What can cause this ? Is there a way to clear this ? After installing a new firmware these symbols are still remain. Is this a hardware problem ?
openwrt
edited Sep 15 at 16:04
Rui F Ribeiro
38.4k1479128
asked Sep 6 at 13:18
Ugur Akgul
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I have Linkit mt7688 devices and currently using LEDE firmware in them. These strange symbols seems to be created by the system itself. Because after some use of the device or even when first booting it there are these symbols.
What can cause this ? Is there a way to clear this ? After installing a new firmware these symbols are still remain. Is this a hardware problem ?
openwrt
edited Sep 15 at 16:04
Rui F Ribeiro
38.4k1479128
asked Sep 6 at 13:18
Ugur Akgul
136
I have Linkit mt7688 devices and currently using LEDE firmware in them. These strange symbols seems to be created by the system itself. Because after some use of the device or even when first booting it there are these symbols.
What can cause this ? Is there a way to clear this ? After installing a new firmware these symbols are still remain. Is this a hardware problem ?
openwrt
openwrt
edited Sep 15 at 16:04
Rui F Ribeiro
38.4k1479128
asked Sep 6 at 13:18
Ugur Akgul
136
edited Sep 15 at 16:04
Rui F Ribeiro
38.4k1479128
asked Sep 6 at 13:18
Ugur Akgul
136
edited Sep 15 at 16:04
Rui F Ribeiro
38.4k1479128
edited Sep 15 at 16:04
Rui F Ribeiro
38.4k1479128
edited Sep 15 at 16:04
Rui F Ribeiro
38.4k1479128
38.4k1479128
asked Sep 6 at 13:18
Ugur Akgul
136
asked Sep 6 at 13:18
Ugur Akgul
136
asked Sep 6 at 13:18
Ugur Akgul
136
136
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This looks like there is a difference in Baud rate between the U-Boot and The main firmware. The default baud rate for Linkit 7688 is 57600.
answered Nov 28 at 12:43
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This looks like there is a difference in Baud rate between the U-Boot and The main firmware. The default baud rate for Linkit 7688 is 57600.
answered Nov 28 at 12:43
Loay Yari
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This looks like there is a difference in Baud rate between the U-Boot and The main firmware. The default baud rate for Linkit 7688 is 57600.
answered Nov 28 at 12:43
Loay Yari
111
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up vote
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up vote
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This looks like there is a difference in Baud rate between the U-Boot and The main firmware. The default baud rate for Linkit 7688 is 57600.
answered Nov 28 at 12:43
Loay Yari
111
This looks like there is a difference in Baud rate between the U-Boot and The main firmware. The default baud rate for Linkit 7688 is 57600.
answered Nov 28 at 12:43
Loay Yari
111
answered Nov 28 at 12:43
Loay Yari
111
answered Nov 28 at 12:43
Loay Yari
111
answered Nov 28 at 12:43
Loay Yari
111
111
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