Hello,
> I'd like to put together a script that builds an SD card suitable for
> booting for the TS7300.
>
> The way I understand it, I need to dd the first partition in its
> entirety to the new SD card. This contains the boot code.
The first 446 bytes is the bootcode. The partition table resides in bytes
447-512.
> The second partition contains the kernel. How should I prepare the
> kernel and partition? Do I just dd vmlinuz to the partition after
> setting up the partition table? Or do I use some sort file system?
The kernel resides on the first patition, you don't need to do any
setup. That is you don't want to use a file system, simply dd your
kernel to the first partition after the partition table has been setup.
> The third partition contains the file system which I assume is just a
> generic ext2.
The second partition contains an initial ramdisk, this is the fastboot
environment. No setup needs to happen on this partition, just dd your
initial ramdisk to this partition. The third partition contains an ext2
file system...
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