Ian Campbell wrote: > The cubietruck u-boot is more than capable of booting from an ext > filesystem, so you should just do that, in fact everything should work > in this mode out of the box, how did you end up with a FAT /boot? Haven't upgraded from default uboot yet, which does't even support ext2.. > On platforms where u-boot is only capable of reading FAT the > recommended approach is to use a dedicated FAT partition which is not > normally mounted and use flash-kernel's Boot-Device option to cause the > boot images to be copied to it. Ok, that's reasonable.. -- see shy jo
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