My understanding of the partiitons on the card are (in order);
Mender allows you to boot from one of the A/B partitions as your
primary filesystem (mounted as /), plus the persistent data (mounted
as /home/ or /data or similar).
My experience is if you perform resizing while keeping the partiti
Hi Jason,
I've had luck with the following:- backup/clone the original SDCard
image to disk and/or larger SDCard (using dd or otherwise)- on the new
card, resize/shift the data partion to the end of the card (using
gparted)- resize the two filesystem/kernel partitions to fill in the
empty space i
Also Ramazan note that even then you will still get far reduced
bandwidth as compared to N210/B210 over ethernet or USB:
http://lists.ettus.com/pipermail/usrp-users_lists.ettus.com/2015-April/041697.html
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If cutting FPGA code isn't an option but you wish to have a larger
bandwidth with the small
Following the steps from the E320 getting started guide [1], I'm not
having any luck with the unit auto booting when power is applied
The command "eeprom-set-flags 0x1" seems to take effect successfully,
and sets the value of MCU_FLAGS[0] to 0x1 (noting that the default
value is 0x8, which I'm assu
I've had similar problems since this post in March, and still waiting
on a 'clean' way
forwardhttp://lists.ettus.com/pipermail/usrp-users_lists.ettus.com/2019-March/059332.html
In the interim I've done lots of cross-compiling and also stealing
libraries/binaries from working E310 images; many of th
We’ve just purchase a shiny new E320 or three and are looking to translate some
gnuradio-generated python code from an E310 across, but I’m having problems
which weren’t apparent during development for the E310.
Some differences which took me by surprise:
- The Python2.7 libraries are severely l
