Re: [beagleboard] Re: PWM problem

2018-09-25 Thread Krzysztof Śmiałek
Ok, for me it is not important to flash emmc. I can use system from card.
And I want use this method. So, what should I do step  by step? For this
momet I have got old version on the emmc and ne we on sd card. If i remove
card, BBB boot from emmc. If I insert card, BBB boot from sd card. But when
I am using system form card there is problem with this PWM by adafruit in
python. When I use this comand: sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mmcblk1 bs=1M
count=100 after rebooting BBB dont get up. All leds are off. With card,
without don't matter. BBB is off.

wt., 25 wrz 2018, 17:27 użytkownik Robert Nelson 
napisał:

> > *   I don't know enough about the flashing process to know if it is
> done on
> > a "by file" basis, or is done "by block". If the former, getting the used
> > space of the SD card down to around 1.5-1.8GB might be sufficient; if it
> is
> > by blocks, you'd have to somehow compress the SD card free space and
> shrink
> > the partition...
> > Perhaps Mr. Nelson could chime in on this part of the mysterious
> BBB
> > flashing process?
>
> So it's just rsync that copes files, so when it error's out, it really
> just error's out from lack of space..
>
> One option, for the 2GB eMMC that I've slightly played with but
> haven't tested in a flashing situation... Btrfs with compression..
>
> With BTFS with lzo, cut down the iot image from 3.3G to 1.6-ishG...
> Well somewhere around there, it's been a few months..
>
> Regards,
>
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> Robert Nelson
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Re: [beagleboard] Re: PWM problem

2018-09-25 Thread Robert Nelson
> *   I don't know enough about the flashing process to know if it is done 
> on
> a "by file" basis, or is done "by block". If the former, getting the used
> space of the SD card down to around 1.5-1.8GB might be sufficient; if it is
> by blocks, you'd have to somehow compress the SD card free space and shrink
> the partition...
> Perhaps Mr. Nelson could chime in on this part of the mysterious BBB
> flashing process?

So it's just rsync that copes files, so when it error's out, it really
just error's out from lack of space..

One option, for the 2GB eMMC that I've slightly played with but
haven't tested in a flashing situation... Btrfs with compression..

With BTFS with lzo, cut down the iot image from 3.3G to 1.6-ishG...
Well somewhere around there, it's been a few months..

Regards,

-- 
Robert Nelson
https://rcn-ee.com/

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