And note that not all USB drives will work:
Pi-3 to boot off the USB drive (have booted Raspbian on it) with the
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I’ve never seen that before and haven’t figured out how to remount Hard to rsync the working partition over the USB partition. Remounts /dev/sda3 as the root, in place of /dev/mmcblk0p3. Into the USB socket with SLES having booted off the _SD card, SLES After installing SLES on the USB drive, when I insert it To copy the updated, working version of SLES from a _SD to the USB driveĭidn’t work. Thumbdrive (following ) then using the Raspbian Well, the straightforward approach of installing SLES on a USB Neither my USB 3.0 µSD-USB adapter nor a Verbatim 3.0 USB thumbdrive were recognized by my Pi-3 and so couldn’t be used for USB booting. In particular, though, note that USB 3.0 devices seem especially tricky. And note that not all USB drives will work: the Raspbian MSD reference above lists some that are known to work and some that are known not to work. please note that I’d already prepared my Pi-3 to boot off the USB drive (have booted Raspbian on it) with the one-time fuse-blowing step. I’ve never seen that before and haven’t figured out how to remount mmcblk0p3 as the / partition. Makes it hard to rsync the working partition over the USB partition. After installing SLES on the USB drive, when I insert it into the USB socket with SLES having booted off the µSD card, SLES remounts /dev/sda3 as the root, in place of /dev/mmcblk0p3. Well, the straightforward approach of installing SLES on a USB thumbdrive (following ) then using the Raspbian MSD installation process ( ) to copy the updated, working version of SLES from a µSD to the USB drive didn’t work.
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Like to do the same with SLES on my other Pi-3.īased on this ML thread today it needs the usb driver in initrd (whichĬheers Malcolm °¿° SUSE Knowledge Partner (Linux Counter #276890) This is coming from Firefox/Raspbian/SSD/Pi-3, and I’d Rather than on the _SD, the performance is much better once you’re upĪnd running. Program on a _SD? While the booting starts a little slower over the USB Or to redirect the boot to a hard drive with a modified bootstrap Is there a way to direct the boot process to go to a USB-attached drive, I don_t see any option in the /BOOT directory to redirect the bootĭevice, and the only reference to mmcblk is in start.elf (binary, not Or by preparing the Pi-3 with a specialĬommand one time, you can then boot directly from the hard drive (no _SDĪt all) or with a special BOOTCODE.BIN as the only file on the _SD, it Under Raspbian, editingĬmdline.txt on mmcblk0 to set root to /dev/sda1 redirects the booting To a USB-attached hard or SSD drive on a Pi-3. One question, though, about the ability to boot from or redirect booting It gives me the ARM8 environment I_d been wanting to learn, and it’s a I_ve been testing SLES on RPi for 6-8 weeks. This is coming from Firefox/Raspbian/SSD/Pi-3, and I’d like to do the same with SLES on my other Pi-3. Is there a way to direct the boot process to go to a USB-attached drive, or to redirect the boot to a hard drive with a modified bootstrap program on a µSD? While the booting starts a little slower over the USB rather than on the µSD, the performance is much better once you’re up and running. I donÂt see any option in the /BOOT directory to redirect the boot device, and the only reference to mmcblk is in start.elf (binary, not text). Or by preparing the Pi-3 with a special command one time, you can then boot directly from the hard drive (no µSD at all) or with a special BOOTCODE.BIN as the only file on the µSD, it will redirect booting to the hard drive. Under Raspbian, editing cmdline.txt on mmcblk0 to set root to /dev/sda1 redirects the booting process to the hard drive. One question, though, about the ability to boot from or redirect booting to a USB-attached hard or SSD drive on a Pi-3. Thanks for this implementation  it gives me the ARM8 environment IÂd been wanting to learn, and it’s a very high quality implementation. ItÂs my first experience with SUSE and it has been a smooth one. IÂve been testing SLES on RPi for 6-8 weeks.
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