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RE: How to Write an Image to the eMMC Module Tutorial - gedas07 - 08-28-2018

Hello one question

It's possible this script

Code:
curl -L https://github.com/ayufan-rock64/linux-build/releases/download/0.4.16/xenial-mate-rock64-0.4.16-83-arm64.img.xz | unxz -c > /dev/mmcblk0

with a SMB direction ?
how can i do ?

And how do this script with an image with only extension .img

RE: How to Write an Image to the eMMC Module Tutorial - gedas07 - 08-28-2018

well I have already found how to ask my question
this is the script with smb direction
curl -L -u Domain\user:passwd smb://192.168.1.9/descarga/xenialokrock64.img.xz | unxz -c > /dev/mmcblk0

thanks

And another question if is a xxxx.img how can i write the script ? Because unxz gives a error

RE: How to Write an Image to the eMMC Module Tutorial - wesleykonrad - 01-23-2019

I've tried several times but I can't seem to interupt the boot process.  I don't see a countdown timer and the serial console just gives

Hit any key to stop autoboot:  0

RE: How to Write an Image to the eMMC Module Tutorial - wesleykonrad - 01-24-2019

(01-23-2019, 07:38 PM)wesleykonrad Wrote: I've tried several times but I can't seem to interupt the boot process.  I don't see a countdown timer and the serial console just gives

Hit any key to stop autoboot:  0

Well, I got it to work by just counting to 3 in the boot and pulling the jumper

RE: How to Write an Image to the eMMC Module Tutorial - miha - 02-02-2019

Hmm...is it possible to use Arduino as serial console connection? It has been been mentioned, in the beginning of this thread, that chipsets cp2102, pl2303hx, ch340g works. What about Arduino? I have used Arduino to get serial console connection working with Nanopi Neo Air's

RE: How to Write an Image to the eMMC Module Tutorial - tllim - 02-06-2019

(02-02-2019, 01:35 AM)miha Wrote: Hmm...is it possible to use Arduino as serial console connection? It has been been mentioned, in the beginning of this thread, that chipsets cp2102, pl2303hx, ch340g works. What about Arduino? I have used Arduino to get serial console connection working with Nanopi Neo Air's

ROCK64 serial console UART speed set at 1,500,500, may be too high for Arduino to handle.