This ties in with my custom printer build, although the problem doesn’t seem to be specific to my use case. I can find a few other similar issues with SKR boards on the internet, but not really any fix.
The issue is as follows. If I try to do anything with the eeprom on the printer, it locks up for about 2 seconds, then reboots. Initialize eeprom, reset eeprom to defaults, save current settings to eeprom, load settings from eeprom, all cause the printer to lock up, then reboot. Very frustrating, and not at all practical to use.
Is the board’s onboard eeprom corrupted? Is there a way that it can be fixed or worked around? Either fix the corrupted memory, or use a different part of the storage space for the eeprom? Or set the printer to save the eeprom on the sd card? I could live with having the eeprom on the sd card like the older creality boards did. I’ve never been able to compile my own firmware successfully, I imagine that limits what’s possible.
Is fixing it possible? Or should I just buy a new board? Bummer is that I bought this board about a year ago, and only tried to use it this week, so returning is probably not an option.