> Hello!I am new to the embedded systems from technologic systems. I just got
> my ts-7260 working and i am playing around with the linux in the flash. For
> my application i need a full featured linux running on it. So i also bought
> the sd card with debian.
> The bootloader itself does not recognize the card and boot to it. In redboot
> i was not able to find out how to mount the card and neither could i find
> something similar to a normal debian installation on the card. there are 3
> partitions of which the first can not be mounted and second and third
> contain something similar to a linux installation.
> it would be very nice if someone could point me to some documentation or
> give me instructions to boot from the card and if necessary to reformat the
> card.
By default the system boots to the internal nvram. Check out the instructions
here
http://www.seiner.com/mediawiki/index.php/Booting_to_sdcard
and that should get you to boot from the card.
There's also a way you can boot directly from the SD card but my understanding
is that it's irreversible on the 7260 so try the above way first
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Matthew Harrell
Bit Twiddlers, Inc.
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