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Subject: [ts-7000] Re: Transfer Files to TS-7500
From: "jeffs7283" <>
Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2012 13:27:07 -0000



--- In  "komal" <> wrote:
>
> I'm trying to get started developing on a ts-7500 i bought for a 
> hobby-project of mine. So, to fire it up, i wanted to download the 
> 2gbsd-eclipse-latest.dd and transfer it to the mini-sd, however, I am unable 
> to see the four partitions, and mount them on my linux-pc. I am fairly new to 
> Linux and is using Debian on a virtual machine. Please help me to start 
> transferring files to my SBC. Furthermore, I tried to run a small test-code 
> using the "sbus.h" but it does not identify the library, how can I transfer 
> that to my SBC SD Card? Im using the TS-752 Board.
>

The easiest way to get access to the partitions on the card is to simply first 
insert a blank 2G card, ensure that it does not automount (or unmount it if it 
did), and do a "dd if=2gbdsd-eclipse-latest.dd of=/dev/sdx bs=512"  and wait 
for the copy operation to finish.  Takes a bit of time.  Then remove the card, 
count to 10, and reinstall it.  You should see two partitions if automount was 
successful.  Then you can access them in the usual way.  The kernel image is on 
its own partition but is stored in purely raw data form.  dd is the only way to 
update a kernel image on the sd card.

-Jeff



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