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@Igor Thank you for your reply. I was inattentive yesterday, in fact, this manual was used by me already, but I forget about that. Thank you! Kind regards
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Hello! I'm building Armbian Images from scratch. So, I want to add my own repository to the repos list and install my packages during Armbian building process. Is it possible to do? Best wishes, Breadlee
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May you tell more about your idea?
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Igor, I tried to do that, but currently it shows me an error with SD card also. I will try to move it on to eMMC, but it will not work, in my opinion. Update: Same with eMMC
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So, it was my mistake I just not configured files properly.... Sorry for that question... Kind regards
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Igor, thank you for your reply. I will check it right now.
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Hi, I built a fresh Armbian Image from scratch (using Armbian build system). After that I used Etcher to burn .img file to SD card. Everything works great, but U-Boot shows, that there is no environment. I used saveenv and fixed a problem. Then I installed Armbian into internal memory (eMMC), same message about environment, I tried fix it same way, using saveenv, but I get only an error message and infinite loop. Screenshot attached. How I can fix that? UPD: My board - Orange Pi Zero Plus 2 Kind regards
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Hello to everyone! I am trying to configure dual boot using u-boot. But I've got some misunderstandings, maybe someone will help me with that problem. When I'm booting from SD card everything works fine: rootdev=/dev/mmcblk0p1 (armbianEnv.txt) or rootdev=UUID=XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX in both cases. When I'm booting form eMMC something goes wrong: I can not set rootdev=/dev/mmcblk1p1 cause in this case I've only error message: But if I'm setting as rootdev=UUID=XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX everything works fine. Maybe it is bad way to use /dev/..., but I need it. So, I tried a lot of ways to fix that and found that, such situation only with legacy kernel, mainline works without any issues. Where I'm doing wrong?
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Building mainline U-Boot for Orange Pi Zero Plus 2
BreadLee replied to BreadLee's question in Orange Pi Zero Plus 2 H3
@chwe Thank you for you reply! Yes, currently I want to create second partition with its own kernel and other files, but I don't know how to do that? For me it looks so mysterious , cause I'm noobie in U-Boot and Linux Kernel. I'm trying to dive in this suff using google, but it doesn't work such way. To this moment, I compiled U-Boot and Linux kernel (uImage) and DTS file... I tried to mix this files on SD card, but without any great results Maybe you will advise me something? -
Building mainline U-Boot for Orange Pi Zero Plus 2
BreadLee replied to BreadLee's question in Orange Pi Zero Plus 2 H3
@martinayotte Thank you very much for your help! If I will find a right way to create a such system, everything will posted here as an asnwer. Best wishes -
Building mainline U-Boot for Orange Pi Zero Plus 2
BreadLee replied to BreadLee's question in Orange Pi Zero Plus 2 H3
Sure, I understand that. Currently it will be great for me, to make such system with a human intervention. I don't know how to store two systems and one u-boot and select only that system, which one I want to boot... -
Building mainline U-Boot for Orange Pi Zero Plus 2
BreadLee replied to BreadLee's question in Orange Pi Zero Plus 2 H3
My idea looks like this: I want to create system, which will can be restored by itself. I've got two separate partitions: first one which works everytime, in other words main partition. Another one will be used in emergency cases only (restore partition). For example: something goes wrong, it is not possible to boot from the main partition. I want to boot from restore partition, then I want rewrite main partition from restore partition. Then reboot and work in normal mode, until new emergecy case will occur. -
Building mainline U-Boot for Orange Pi Zero Plus 2
BreadLee replied to BreadLee's question in Orange Pi Zero Plus 2 H3
I already build Armbian by myself and it works great. But I don't know how to change partition scheme during building. There any official documents available on this topic? -
Building mainline U-Boot for Orange Pi Zero Plus 2
BreadLee replied to BreadLee's question in Orange Pi Zero Plus 2 H3
You are absolutely right.... But I don't know how to start and where I can find information about that. May you advise me something? -
Building mainline U-Boot for Orange Pi Zero Plus 2
BreadLee replied to BreadLee's question in Orange Pi Zero Plus 2 H3
I'm trying to create device with two partitions, which situated on eMMC. First one will be main for system and user, but in cases, when main boot will be broken I want boot from second one and then rewrite broken partiton. So currently I don't know how to do that. That is why I started with U-Boot and it's functionality. Maybe I'm chosen to go wrong way.