On 2020/10/14 18:22, Colin Tree wrote:
> When I boot my nanopc-t4 from a miniroot uSD,
>
> uboot loads /bsd which then doesn't see the uSD, only the EMMC as sd0.
>
> dwge0 now fails so have to install from disk.
>
> I have to put my distribution sets on a usb stick which gets recognised as
> sd1
When I boot my nanopc-t4 from a miniroot uSD,
uboot loads /bsd which then doesn't see the uSD, only the EMMC as sd0.
dwge0 now fails so have to install from disk.
I have to put my distribution sets on a usb stick which gets recognised
as sd1.
On 2020-10-13 05:50, Stuart Henderson wrote:
Now
Hi Stuart,
Thanks for your response! Good to know that it's possible to have the SD
card as storage. I attempted to replace the default contents of the FAT
partition from the installer image (.img or .fs) with UEFI components
however I failed to proceed because there's a need to adjust the default
Now that the SD card is reachable from OpenBSD (at least in certain boot
modes, iirc it needed device tree?) it should be possible to get it to work
by creating a FAT partition and copying the uefi "firmware" files, it's a
bit more complicated setup though.
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