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===Installing build packages to MMC/SD=== $ ipkg-link mount /media/card

...oblems - and it's very quick and easy to change things just by loading the card into your desktop machine. ...hough and change other stuff - for example I have modified my boot from SD card to run an ext3 filesystem.

/!\ The current qemu version seems to be limited to 1GB card images. The examples presented here will thus use 1GB images. * Running fdisk to partition the card

...pro boards can be found [http://www.gumstix.org/create-a-bootable-microsd-card.html here]; this procedure is left for reference only. ...rivers are not supported. See [http://www.nabble.com/Verdex---16GB-microSD-card-not-detected%2C-but-2GB-is.-td21975350.html this thread]

...ot does not recognize SDHC disks only SD, Open Embedded would read the 8GB card. Card partitions after formatting:

== Make a MicroSD card == ...ract the generated root file system to the second partition of the microSD card.

== Making a Card == ...ctory where you downloaded the image and the hardware pack, slip a microSD card into your machine. The general format of the command you have to enter is t

...of ttyS2. To make the changes,cd to the Gumstix os partition on your micro sd, and do the following: ...uild your image as normal, or you can simply copy the ipk files to your SD card and install them.

...s to load the x-loader from different sources such as the serial port, mmc card, nand, etc. Once loaded, the x-load will run u-boot. U-boot then loads th * Kernel is loaded faster from NAND/SD

...ry of packages. With the generous amount of memory available on a micro SD card there's no reason not to use it. ...e micro SD card can be found [http://gumstix.org/create-a-bootable-microsd-card.html here]. We'll follow the same procedure but will substitute our Debian

# This script generates SD card disk images suitable for use with QEMU. echo "This utility generates SD card images suitable for use with QEMU."

==Preparing the SD card== ...tml. The official guide is at http://gumstix.org/create-a-bootable-microsd-card.html. Read those guides and come to a point where you have created the two

Now when you assemble your Qemu image or SD card you will find your bootloader, MLO, and x-boot as usual in <tt>${OEBASE}/tm # qemu-system-arm.linaro -M overo -m 256 -clock unix -serial stdio -sd br.HDD

...or booting a Linux kernel image and mounting a root file system from an SD Card on the Gumstix Overo EVM.

...or booting a Linux kernel image and mounting a root file system from an SD Card on the Gumstix Overo EVM.

*Micro-SD card read/writer *Micro-SD card size larger than 1 GB

Copy the .bin file generated by the compiler to the boot drive on the SD card:<br /> Umount the SD card<br />

Copy the .bin file generated by the compiler to the boot drive on the SD card:<br /> Umount the SD card<br />

SD Card: '''VERY IMPORTANT:''' Use the fastest SD card media you can afford. "UHS Speed Class 1" or "Speed Class 10", minimum.

SD Card: Very Important: Use the fastest SD card media you can afford. "UHS Speed Class 1" or "Speed Class 10", minimum.