error code 0x0 is the most common startup error. It can be caused by a variety of issues, such as a faulty voltage, a shorted battery, or a faulty bootloader. Most users will find that the first symptom they experience is a green light blinking, and they should be able to get to the computer to fix the problem.
By the way, the green light is not really the problem. The flashing light is a symptom of a problem. The problem is that the computer is getting an input/output error code from a peripheral. Since the error code is in a different code-block than the error code for the problem, the computer is going to be trying to interpret this as a different error code. This is caused by a problem with the board and it’s bootloader.
Unfortunately, the bootloader is being held by the firmware, which is a bootloader that the computer should be able to read. But because it isn’t, the bootloader isn’t reading it, as it should be. That’s why the error code is in the wrong place. It should be in the bootloader as an error code for the peripheral, not on the bootloader itself.
