Error in starting arducopter process with the distributed Image

Hey, recently i’m trying to build new quadcopter on Raspberry Pi3 with Navio2.
And i have trouble with the distributed Navio2 Image.
I used Raspbian Jessie Image, which is “emlid-raspbian-20170323.img.xz”
After i set my arducopter configuration and start the arducopter process.
but then, after about 3 seconds later, arducopter process died.
I checked the configuration, but it did well.

I checked the journal log, and then it logs segmentation fault.

I’m not sure what i should do with this.
Is this problem related to some topics about spi and rcinput in the other writing?
Is it okay with upgrading my image?
I saw the some writings here, but i can’t figure out the reason.

This is the kernel version i’m using.

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Thank you guys.

Could you please run sudo emlidtolland send us a screenshot? And also could you try the same with the latest image?

No INS available is a pretty serious error. Do you have anything connected to the Navio?

Yeah I connected the Receiver (D8R-XP) and ESCs to the navio shield.
But, i didn’t give power to the ESCs only to Raspberry Pi board.
Is that related to this?
I made several drones and it did well without power to the ESCs when calibrating.

Anyway, is there no problem with the image being distributed now?
I think it could be some hardware problem.

I don’t remember what INS is, but probably some sensors for the drone, right?
if the other guys have no problem in using the distributed images, i think it could be the hardware problem.

And i already upgrade my image with your advice on other article.
When i run sudo emlidtool , it just printed out the manual.
After i upgrade the board, i can’t access with ssh now.

Hello, Thank you very much, staroselskiy.
Due to your advice, i figure out the problem with our drone.
My colleague made new drone, and i check it out today.

As you said, No INS error message is critical.
So, i expect that there’s something wrong with the hardware part.
I checked the hardware my colleague made, and i found that the Navio2 shield was not locked hard.
After i made it correct, it works well now.

Before

After

Thank you for your advice :slight_smile:
I think after Navio shield changed to Navio2,
there are many issues with the hardware (People do not assemble the shield tight).
I think someone who are under the trouble with Navio2, check the hardware first.

I’m glad you figured it out. But I couldn’t help myself but notice that your Navio is still not screwed down. It should be if you want to make it fly.

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