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Choosing to have the boot partition on the microSD card and the root partition on the USB/SATA drive does work ok.

Yes, it is solved! : )

Hey, it worked! I just did the same for the SSD and it is working now! Thanks again!

Thank you @Werner! I followed your instructions. I found the eMMC device through fdisk -l and then I run cfdisk on it, so now it has a linux partition. However, nothing has changed, I keep receiving the same message when I choose to move things to USB/SATA, I keep getting: There are no avaliable partitions. Please create them.

Hello! I have Armbian running on a Lime2. It runs from the microSD. The board has eMMC and I have also connected a SATA SSD through USB because I would like to move the system to the SSD. I have tried doing so through the nand-sata-install.sh script but it always shows the following message: There are no available partitions. Please create them. I get that message no matter if I choose to have the boot partition on eMMC or on microSD. And I don't know much about partitions. What partitions should I create? Where should I create them? How should I create them? Thank you!

I contacted the author of this nice blog post: https://maxammann.org/posts/2020/01/armbian-encrypt-root/ They suggested to remove from "case" to "esac" here: https://github.com/armbian/build/blob/master/packages/bsp/common/usr/sbin/nand-sata-install#L616 I did it and run the edited nand-sata-install. That looked like it was going to work ok, as it let me run the script without any problem. I chose to use EMMC and SATA SSD. It started to show the progressing bar, and it finished as it everything was fine. However, it did not work. It did not move things to EMMC or SATA. Any suggestion would be very much welcome...

Hi, I built and successfully installed Armbian with Cryptroot SSH unlock. Now I wanted to have everything on SATA SSD, but when I run nand-sata-install I get the following message: This tool must run from SD-card! How could I have everything on my SATA SSD?