On 2020-04-27, Simon South wrote:
> Vagrant Cascadian writes:
>> With your current layout, parts of the bootloader may be written to the
>> same offsets as files in your first partition...
>
> Yes, my mistake. Thanks for pointing that out.
>
>> You really want to have the loader1 (start sector 64,
Vagrant Cascadian writes:
> With your current layout, parts of the bootloader may be written to the
> same offsets as files in your first partition...
Yes, my mistake. Thanks for pointing that out.
> You really want to have the loader1 (start sector 64, 2.5MB size) and
> loader2 (start sector 16
On 2020-04-26, Simon South wrote:
> From there, log in to the ROCK64 as the superuser. Using fdisk, prepare
> a microSD card (/dev/mmcblk0) with a GPT partition table and a single
> partition beginning at sector 2,048.
With your current layout, parts of the bootloader may be written to the
same of
Vagrant,
Thanks to help from you, Pierre Langlois and a few others on IRC I've
had Guix System running on my ROCK64 for a while now. I thought I'd
follow up with the configuration I used and some notes in case it's
helpful to someone else down the road:
I started with an existing GNU/Linux distri
Pierre Langlois writes:
> You probably noticed this takes a *long* time to run, making it quite
> tedious to test changes (I believe this is being worked on though).
>
> In the meanwhile, what you can do instead is setup the SD card
> manually...
Thanks, this should be a BIG help. It takes around
Vagrant Cascadian writes:
> This might avoid playing whack-a-mole with arbitrarily complex sets of
> drivers:
>
>(kernel linux-libre-arm64-generic)
>(initrd-modules '())
Thanks, Vagrant. That definitely got me further, though the machine
still fails to finish booting:
[0.243248] r
Hi Simon,
Simon South writes:
> Has anyone successfully built an installation image for a PINE64 ROCK64
> ARM SBC?
I managed to setup a ROCKPRO64 a few months ago (rk3399 chipset instead
of rk3328), maybe I can help :-).
>
> There's a definition for it in gnu/system/install.scm, but building th
Pierre Langlois writes:
> Hi Simon,
>
> Simon South writes:
>
>> Has anyone successfully built an installation image for a PINE64 ROCK64
>> ARM SBC?
>
> I managed to setup a ROCKPRO64 a few months ago (rk3399 chipset instead
> of rk3328), maybe I can help :-).
>
>>
>> There's a definition for it
On 2020-04-11, Simon South wrote:
> Has anyone successfully built an installation image for a PINE64 ROCK64
> ARM SBC?
I haven't tested it yet...
>
> There's a definition for it in gnu/system/install.scm, but building the
> image with
>
> guix system disk-image --system=aarch64-linux \
> -e
Has anyone successfully built an installation image for a PINE64 ROCK64
ARM SBC?
There's a definition for it in gnu/system/install.scm, but building the
image with
guix system disk-image --system=aarch64-linux \
-e "(@ (gnu system install) rock64-installation-os)"
and writing it to a micro
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