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No /boot/uEnv.txt to edit to boot from SATA drive
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No /boot/uEnv.txt to edit to boot from SATA drive
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Hi,
I have a Banana Pi and an SATA-SSD. I've already installed Rasbian to boot from the SATA-SSD without problem using the common instructions (e.g. from http://tech.argyropoulos.info/moving-bananian-to-sata-hdd/). Now I'm trying the same with the latest bananian-1604.img, but I'm stuck because on the boot partition of the SD card there is no /boot/uEnv.txt. Instead, there are only fex/, uImage, script.bin, boot.cmd and boot.scr.
Thanks in advance,
Tom |
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Edited by camper at May 07, 2016 11:09
I've found it. Had to replace the
with
in the boot.cmd and execute
- $ apt-get install u-boot-tools
- $ cd /media
- $ rm boot.scr
- $ mkimage -C none -A arm -T script -d boot.cmd boot.scr
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I'm unable 'boot.cmd' file
I only have these files in /boot
boot.scr System.map-3.4.111-bananian
config-3.4.111-bananian vmlinuz-3.4.111-bananian
Any ideas where boot.cmd is or do I have to make it?
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I see from reading it is meant to reside in /tmp/boot but my /tmp directory is empty! |
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Seems I have some other issues  |
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I had the same problem but found the solution with this hint:
http://forum.lemaker.org/thread-11997-1-1.html
- umount /mnt/
- mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 /mnt/
- nano /mnt/uEnv.txt
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after that I found boot.cmd and could successful boot from (in my case) USB |
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