10-09-2017, 06:56 AM
I'm running off the sandisk 64GB module with a modified kernel and uboot. It's not yet running at the highest interface speed but the overall performance is ok (upto about 50MB/s write and 80MB/s read). More info on the armbian forums: https://forum.armbian.com/index.php?/top...l-to-emmc/
I hope to submit patches to armbian as soon as I get some free time, but in the meanwhile I put the kernel and uboot binaries that I'm using on filebin:
https://filebin.ca/3dBZ0qmNivMa/Image-3.10.107-pine64
https://filebin.ca/3dBng1sFqg02/linux-u-..._arm64.zip
You would need to have a bootable SD card that you would put the kernel image onto so that you can mount the emmc. Then you can install the new uboot onto the mounted emmc and copy over the new kernel to get a working system.
The uboot zip has the binary and a very simple script to install it. Make sure you check the script uses the correct device to write to for your setup.
I hope to submit patches to armbian as soon as I get some free time, but in the meanwhile I put the kernel and uboot binaries that I'm using on filebin:
https://filebin.ca/3dBZ0qmNivMa/Image-3.10.107-pine64
https://filebin.ca/3dBng1sFqg02/linux-u-..._arm64.zip
You would need to have a bootable SD card that you would put the kernel image onto so that you can mount the emmc. Then you can install the new uboot onto the mounted emmc and copy over the new kernel to get a working system.
The uboot zip has the binary and a very simple script to install it. Make sure you check the script uses the correct device to write to for your setup.