I have scoured the internet and although I have seen topics that start to
address this they get sidetracked and end up somewhere else. My desire would
seem to be simple:
After I 'chroot /mnt/USB0' to a USB ext2 thumb drive that has the
Technologic-supplied Debian on it, I cannot see the information on the
'original' root of the flash drive (/dev/mtdblock/1).
How do I mount the flash drive or see it from the new chroot?
My principle motivation for needing to do this is that I have bad blocks on my
flash drive (some of which can be seen by 'dmesg' after bootup) in the flash
drive area used by TS-Linux. The utilities I would need to address this (like
'badblocks') are not found in TS-Linux, but are available in Debian.
By the way, if I use the supplied 'loadUSB.sh' to effect a boot to Debian it
often hangs on the way there--possibly due to the afore-mentioned bad blocks on
the flash. If I can't identify and sequester those areas, my TS-7250 will
always be problematic.
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