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> > Have you checked serial console?
> 
> Unfortunately I do not have a serial terminal at the moment.

Due to the very welcomed help from Bernd Walter, who supported me with an
USB serial adapter for the Raspberry PIs serial console , I have an answer
now: The console shows simply nothing.

The serial console and the USB serial adapter are fine because booting an
Raspbian "wheezy" image showed the Linux boot messages.

Best regards
  Ralf