Hi All.
I am wishing to use a 8Gb micro-SD card as mounted ext2/3 file system.
Additionally, I wish to boot via the on-board flash as standard.
However, simply adding a micro-SD card doesn't wake up linux to advised a card
has been added.
i.e.: /var/log/syslog announces the card is found and the /dev/name and
partition information sort and found, whilst it does for other devices for
example usb flash.
So, my question is:
Is it possible to use the micro-SD card for applications, if so how.
Of course if I set Jumper 1 ON for booting the TS7800 on power-up does try to
boot from the micro-SD card but stops there.
But as I don't have any system or boot data on the card, the booting just
"hangs".
The TS7800 manual says that the TS7800 will try to boot firstly from the
micro-SD card, then the standard SD card then on-board flash if it fails to
boot by other means.
That is my interruption of what is written in the Manual.
However, my experience testing over six TS7800 systems is:
They just hang awaiting micro-SD booting.
The micro-SD card I am using are ext2 formatted, but contains only application
information.
Can anyone suggest a known workaround or can offer another other option for
using micro-SD card in the way I wish to use it?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers. Grahame.
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