On Mi, 08 mai 19, 18:28:28, Domenico Andreoli wrote: > > The first road block is the partitioner, if let alone it creates a > regular GPT (don't know if it could be instructed to create a legacy MBR > instead) and so overwrites the spl+u-boot leaving the board completely > unbootable. It's possible to create other partition table types in expert mode. However, in my experience even an 'msdos' partition table messed up u-boot. > To work around this, I prepare the GPT manually with the famous 4 entries > (see the extra menu in fdisk) and configure the partitions at my wish, > then the installer can reuse them preserving my hand crafted GPT and > the bootability up to u-boot. It is sufficient to just create the partition table, deleting and adding partitions from the installer (manual partitioning) should be safe. > The installation process goes nicely but grub installation fails, > as it seems to be expected [0]. The board is left unbootable. Just curios, since I'm not familiar with this particular board, but why do you need grub if you already have u-boot? Kind regards, Andrei -- http://wiki.debian.org/FAQsFromDebianUser
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