On 04/26/2011 02:17 PM, Jim Hawkins wrote:
I did an NFS root install a while back. According to my notes I did the
following to trick the installer into not requiring a target partition:
mount 192.168.1.1:/home/jawkins/devel/armlinux/guruplug-rootfs /mnt -o nolock
{ sleep 1; touch /var/log/setup
On Tue, 26 Apr 2011, Andrzej Telszewski wrote:
> My installation procedure looked like this:
> - mounted remote NFS on /mnt,
> - used SD/MMC so the setup finally didn't complain about lack of partition,
> - in TARGET menu I selected 'Continue' without setting any target partition.
>
> Any suggest
> Would you like me to post the complete mini tutorial here? Basically it
> consists of setting up NFS server and configuring U-Boot.
Yes please!
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Stuart Winter
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On 04/26/2011 11:03 AM, Stuart Winter wrote:
What else did you do in order to boot over nfs?
I might end up doing this myself soon, and if there's anything I can do
(eg additional kernel modules or something)
before releasing 13.37, I'd like to do it.
Would you like me to post the complete mini t
> Last time I was trying to install ARMed Slack on my ARM board, but I wanted it
> to be installed on NFS share. My point is that, it is much easier to develop
> embedded system using NFS for its rootfs. Finally I managed to do it, but I
> think there should be better way to do so.
I agree -- thi
Hi,
First of all, I'm not sure, if this should be posted here, but I guess
if it shouldn't, then someone forwards this message to appropriate people;)
Last time I was trying to install ARMed Slack on my ARM board, but I
wanted it to be installed on NFS share. My point is that, it is much
eas
