Those without SD card and with linux can always use the nfs-mount method. You can put the haret_uart.exe, default.txt, initrd.gz and zImage in your ram or built-in storage and boot from there, you won't need the rootfs.img
Greetz, JeDi On 5/11/06, Kai Schroeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Few days before I bought new 2Gb SD card(Transcend), formatted it to > fat32 and tried to boot linux. In boot process I have errors with > mounting SD. There are read/write error 1, some other error and > message about partition table(bad partition table or sth like that). > May be problem in size of SD(2Gb)... > > PS. I booted linux with 256Mb SD card without any problems, but given this card to my friend... > Hi, it's a known problem that some SD-cards do not work. But we also don't know any details about that. Perhaps we could make a little section on the wiki (or as a start on the mailinglist) which SD-cards are known to work and which not. I don't have one, so I can't contribute to that list. Kai -- _______________________________________________ Aximx50-port mailing list [email protected] https://www.handhelds.org/mailman/listinfo/aximx50-port
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