Logs are under:
1.) logs are at /var/*log*/ /* without s */
>
2015-12-31 4:01 GMT+01:00 Graham :
> 1.) logs are at /var/logs/
> 2.) look in the file named syslog for the latest boot information. Other
> log files may have specialized information.
> 3.) I usually take a card that has had the 4G image installed, that has
> been tested for proper booting, then expand the partition by plugging the
> card into another LINUX computer, and using gparted to expand the partition
> to the desired size, including the maximum for the card.
> 4.) Expanding to 30GB on a 32 GB card should not be a problem.
> 5.) Cheap cards can cause problems. Use a quality card.
>
> --- Graham
>
> ==
>
>
> On Wednesday, December 30, 2015 at 3:24:50 PM UTC-6, gor...@gmail.com
> wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>> I just got my bbb and I started playing with it. So I have written newest
>> stable debian on microSD and I was able to boot it from the card but then I
>> used grow partition script to expand partition and now it has 30GB
>> partition however I am not able to boot from it. When I try USR LEDs blink
>> for a fraction of a second and USR2 was left turned on. The funny thing is,
>> it has same behavior even if I don't hold USER/BOOT button so it won't boot
>> even if the card is present.
>>
>> So where are there any logs for unsuccessful boot? If so, where can I
>> find them?
>> Am I unable to use 30GB as a root partition or something?
>>
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