Has anyone partitioned a microSD card such that it can be booted into
different partitions on a Beaglebone Black or AI? How would I go about
doing something like that? I'd like to avoid needing to physically take out
the microSD card and potentially add bootable partitions over time. Would
that
On Fri, Sep 18, 2020 at 9:47 AM John Allwine wrote:
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> Has anyone partitioned a microSD card such that it can be booted into
> different partitions on a Beaglebone Black or AI? How would I go about doing
> something like that? I'd like to avoid needing to physically take out the
> microSD card
Thanks Robert! I'll give it a try. It sounds like 4 different images would
be the limit using that strategy? Let's say I had a 256GB microSD card with
10 different partitions. Any idea on what I would have to change to be able
to select one besides one of the first 4?
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The ultimate goal here would be to be able to essentially flash a board,
but always be able to revert to a previously installed firmware. So rather
than always flash the eMMC, leverage a much larger microSD card that could
have several different images and instead of ever overwriting them,
allocate
Correction, first 7 partitions..
This was written before the mmc greater then 8 partitions layer came out
echo Checking for: /boot/uEnv.txt ...;" \
+ "for i in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ; do " \
+ "setenv mmcpart ${i};" \
+ "setenv bootpart ${mmcdev}:${mmcpart};" \
+ "if test -e ${devtype} ${bootpart} /boot
Wait, that's btrfs snapshots, which also works today..
On Fri, Sep 18, 2020, 12:01 PM John Allwine wrote:
> The ultimate goal here would be to be able to essentially flash a board,
> but always be able to revert to a previously installed firmware. So rather
> than always flash the eMMC, leverage
Hi all -
Anyone have a link to a CAD of the 2x23 0.1” pitch stackable headers used on
BeableBone Capes?
The part is available on digikey here:
https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/adafruit-industries-llc/706/1528-1365-ND/5629413
Thanks in advance
Tom
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Hello, I was wondering if someone knows the command to set the physical
eth0 connection as the default to always use? Right now it seems to default
to USB connection so i cannot get an internet connection.
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Hi Guys -
Thanks so much for your responses. Sorry for the delay, lots going on...
so just to update you, we have the version 4.4 almost running except
forthe spi0 chip select error behavior I have described earlier.
We are currently committed to the 3.8 version for internal reasons and it
is
On Fri, Sep 18, 2020 at 4:22 PM Mark Mitchell
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> Hi Guys -
> Thanks so much for your responses. Sorry for the delay, lots going on...
>
> so just to update you, we have the version 4.4 almost running except forthe
> spi0 chip select error behavior I have described earlier.
> We are curr
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>Hello, I was wondering if someone knows the command to set the physical
>eth0 connection as the default to always use? Right now it seems to default
>to US
If you set your default gateway for the port from USB, then you can delete
that and add the gateway for the eth0 port. This should direct traffic to
the eth0 port.
You can verify this with 'ip route".
The other option is to use ifmetric and set the ports accordingly.
Ex: 'metric 0' - for eth0
My KiCad has Conn_02x23_Odd_Even and foot print
PinSocket_2x23_P2.54mm_Vertical
https://github.com/beagleboard/beaglebone-black/wiki/System-Reference-Manual#871-standard-cape-size
https://github.com/beagleboard/beaglebone-ai/wiki/System-Reference-Manual#9-mechanical-information
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