06-24-2020, 08:25 AM
(06-23-2020, 08:14 PM)QazTheWsx Wrote:(06-23-2020, 07:54 PM)xmixahlx Wrote: partition your nvme the way you want it, make filesystems, move files over, edit fstab, check the boot config, then reboot.
i do the same thing on debian currently - my emmc just has boot partitions until i go all out with the SPI boot method.
Ok, there seems to be two partitions a BOOT_MNJRO and a ROOT_MNJRO.
I have found the fstab file but it has only one entry which would be for BOOT_MNJRO. So just add a new entry for the new "ROOT_MNJRO"?
Also where is the boot config and what should I change in it?
Thank you for the quick reply still a noob when it comes to file systems.
After bricking my PBP more than one time with flashing U-Boot i handled it in this way
- install partitionmanger or gparted
- format the NVMe and make one partition with EXT4 on it
- mount the newly created NVMe partition to /mnt
- "cd /mnt"
- "mkdir dev proc sys mnt"
- "rsync -aHxv --numeric-ids --progress /* /mnt --exclude=/dev --exclude=/proc --exclude=/sys --exclude=/mnt"
- start partitionmanager KDE or gparted
- edit the partition and rename the original partition label from "MNJRO_ROOT to MNJRO_ROOT_1 on the SD card
- edit and rename the partition label of the NVMe partition to MNJRO_ROOT
- apply all changes and reboot
Mission accomplished and no need for u-boot updates or renewals
NO warranties that it works the same way on other PBP's of other users !!!!