Re: [ts-7000] Re: User FPGA Bitstream Hangs the TS-7300 at Times]

["Alvaro Aguirre" <>]

sda1 is not a valid partition (it's the raw kernel image), sda2 is a ext2 partition... If you put the SD card on your PC linux will recognice it. It's not well documented, but at this list (and thanks to the embeddedarm guys) are all the info you will need. 

Alvaro

On 11/25/06, Ross Wolin <> wrote:

Eddie,

Are you sure about that? The output from "fdisk -l" which I included
in my previous email:

$ fdisk -l

Disk /dev/sdb: 509 MB, 509083648 bytes
16 heads, 32 sectors/track, 1942 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 512 * 512 = 262144 bytes

Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/dev/sdb1 1 6 1520 da Non-FS data
/dev/sdb2 7 10 1024 da Non-FS data
/dev/sdb3 20 1935 490496 83 Linux

seems to indicate partition 2 is type 0xDA... the tables I found say
0xDA is "non-fs data" or "Powercopy Backup" type. Are you saying
partitions 1+2 are really ext2, type 0x83? If so, any particular
reason why didn't you guys just put that code in that field on the SD
Card image so we'd all know that?

Thanks,
Ross

=====================

> Hello,
>
> > Could you start by telling me where the initrd is that I need to
> > modify? (And where's the kernel for that matter?)
>
> The first partition on the SD card is where the kernel lives, the second
> partition where the initial ramdisk lives(uncompressed, ext2 filesystem).
>
> //Eddie
>

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