Cytowanie Volker Kuhlmann <list0570@paradise.net.nz>:
On Sat 02 May 2015 11:38:43 NZST +1200, wk@ire.pw.edu.pl wrote:
It was a problem calling the subroutine get_disk_id () The script exited just after writing "Getting disk IDs:" (line 147)
I suspected that. I can try and fix it, but you have to send me the output of "fdisk -l openSUSE...img.xz", preferably as compressed tar file directly to me.
I did some test and it is most probably locale problem. Setting LANG and LC_ALL to C makes script working. I think it would be possible to put locale setting in the script.
In theory it has several serial ports, but hidden somewhere on expansion connectors inside case. Probably requiring some kind of dotherboard to provide voltage conversion.
The USB/serial cable shipped with the cubieboard works fine, although the Vcc line is 5V - "DO NOT CONNECT" are the instructions. Very useful, can get access and boot progress without keyboard, monitor, Ethernet connected. But up to you :-)
The Cubietruck has different design of the PCB. There are no long expansion connectors along the long sides, but two shorter near short sides. Available external connectors are 2xUSB, 1x microUSB/OTG, phone jack, VGA D-sub, HDMI, SPDIF, IR port and Ethernet.
The files copied by the script (including Factory kernel) are suficient to make working system.
I must have misunderstood you yesterday. You DO get a booting system with the image produced by te script, as long as you manually edit the script to use the correct disk ID? That would be splendid.
It is correct. I expect that Cubieboard2 will suffer similar problem too.
Please add a notice that another script mount-img-partitions is needed.
Ah this is the problem. I still need the output of fdisk -l.
In the attachment.
You'll find my scripts in package scriptutils except for the really new ones. I just updated it to 1.56. It's noarch so you don't need an ARM version. You might find dolog useful with cubieboard-oS13.2-transplant-boot.
Thanks,
Volker
Thanks for help. Wojciech