A Dijous, 4 de de febrer de 2010 04:21:36, Jonathan Schultz va escriure:
> Hello,
>
> Since I only ever boot my freerunner under Debian I do get pretty sick
> of having to play with the boot loader menu every time I boot. It's
> especially painful when the freerunner has crashed to the boot proces
On 4 February 2010 04:21, Jonathan Schultz wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Since I only ever boot my freerunner under Debian I do get pretty sick
> of having to play with the boot loader menu every time I boot. It's
> especially painful when the freerunner has crashed to the boot process
> does a disk check t
Thanks for your thoughts. The problem with using Qi is that it can only
go into NAND which still means you have to push the Aux button when you
boot (and a 2nd time if there are file check errors).
Jonathan
Jose Luis Perez Diez wrote:
> A Dijous, 4 de de febrer de 2010 04:21:36, Jonathan Schult
> Why don't you put debian into flash and then, during boot, mount the
> big, space consuming rest (/home, /opt, /usr/share, ...) from SD card?
Would that work? Wouldn't it mean you'd have to have separate
partitions on the SD card for each of those directories?
Jonathan
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> Thanks for your thoughts. The problem with using Qi is that it can only
> go into NAND which still means you have to push the Aux button when you
> boot (and a 2nd time if there are file check errors).
huh? where did you get that from?
qi tries to boot all sd partitions and falls back to nand i
On 4 February 2010 13:51, Jonathan Schultz wrote:
>> Why don't you put debian into flash and then, during boot, mount the
>> big, space consuming rest (/home, /opt, /usr/share, ...) from SD card?
>
> Would that work? Wouldn't it mean you'd have to have separate
> partitions on the SD card for eac
A Dijous, 4 de de febrer de 2010 13:49:37, Jonathan Schultz va escriure:
> Thanks for your thoughts. The problem with using Qi is that it can only
> go into NAND which still means you have to push the Aux button when you
> boot (and a 2nd time if there are file check errors).
>
U-boot nor -> no
> qi tries to boot all sd partitions and falls back to nand if no sd
> partition has a kernel.
> pleased read
>> http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Qi
>
> qi _is_ the solution for your scenario.
Thanks, I'd mistakenly assumed Qi would require boot-time intervention
to make it load. Once I worked o
