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Subject: | Re: [ts-7000] Re: TS-7260 _ Debian Linux on a 2GB SD card |
From: | santiago reyes <> |
Date: | Sat, 7 Nov 2009 08:29:03 -0200 |
How to make a bootable SD:
1 - It starts giving ext2 format to the sd card. 1.1- execute: $ mkfs.ext2 /dev/mmcblk 1.2- If you are not able to format the sd can be because it is mounted run: $ umount / dev / mmcblk * (Unmount all partitions) 2 - Copy the image that TS provide on the page (http://www.embeddedarm.com/software/arm-linux-fastboot-ts7300.php). 2.1- unzip the image: $ bunzip2 sdimage.dd.bz2 2.2- execute $ dd if = sdimage.dd of = / dev / mmcblk 3 - Copy the boot disk image in the first partition. 3.1-execute $ dd if = ts7260-fb-default of = / dev/mmcblkp1 4 - To resize the third partition follows this sequence. 4.1- $ fdisk / dev / mmcblk 4.2- typing $ p , shows the partitions on the SD card. 4.3- To delete the third partition typed $ d. 4.4- will ask for the partition number, income $ 3. 4.5- if you want you can type $ p to see that we no longer have the 3. 4.6-To create the partition type $ n. 4.7- type $ p to make a primary partition. 4.8- Select which is the first cylinder, let the first one that appear. 4.9- then the program asks us to choose the last cylinder, choose the last one. 4.10- type $p to see if the partitions you wish is there, if there is not return to Step 4.3. 4.11-type $ w, to write the partitions on the SD. 5 - Finally install the tsbootrom-update. 5.1-Copy tsbootrom-update to an SD card, mount it and copy tsbootrom in some directory (example: / tmp) 5.2- locate in the directory where tsbootrom-update was copy. 5.3- execute ifconfig, and copy the number of MAC. They give the following option $ mac = `ifconfig eth0 | grep HWaddr | cut-d ''-f11` which gives the mac. 5.4-execute $ . /tsbootrom-update-s-m MAC (MAC copied in the previous step), or execute $ ./tsbootrom-update-s-m $ mac I hope that is useful Sorry for my bad english. Greetings Santiago El 6 de noviembre de 2009 22:29, Satish Chetty <> escribió: Yes, please. I am interested too. __._,_.___
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