I ´ve got an BPI-M3 V1.2 and want to get him started with following Powersupply: DC-IN 5V 2,4A.
After many tests with differnet images and SD-cards, I saw anybody who has solved his boot problem with 2 powersupplys at the same time. So i went on and get my BPI started with DC-IN 5V 2,4A & MicroUSB 5V 1A and the Board works and is booting correctly. After the boot I´m able to remove the MicroUSB and the Pi works only with the DC-IN.
Does anybody now how to fix the problem ?
( I only want one powersupply, I ´ve tested it also with DC-IN 5V 4A, but the board doesnt boot without MicroUSB)
You could try Ubuntu_15_04_Loboris_BPi-M3.img.7z image from http://kaiser-edv.de/tmp/2m8dxM/ with just your 4A PSU connected to DC jack (no Micro USB connected)
The above answer by @sinovoip is unbelievably wrong. A device draws the current it needs and it’s absolutely irrelevant how the amperage ratings look like as long as the PSU can provide as much as (or a little more than) the board needs. But unfortunately this pretty much describes the whole support situation/quality here.