ti-v2015.07-r15: usb/scsi boot fixes
cd /opt/scripts/tools/developers/
sudo ./update_bootloader.sh
UBOOT Bootloader: u-boot-beagle_x15_ti-v2015.07-r15.img
ti-v2015.07-r15: usb/scsi boot fixes
cd /opt/scripts/tools/developers/
sudo ./update_bootloader.sh
UBOOT Bootloader: u-boot-beagle_x15_ti-v2015.07-r15.img
This is sweet - no more sluggish IO and space concerns. Question - is there a maximum device size that is supported? I can successfully boot off of an 8GB drive but not a 1TB drive.
There might be... I've only tested 120/240GB sata ssd drives, it
might also just be a u-boot v2015.07 bug or something else..
I'm assuming you used either one of these scripts:
mv_rootfs_dev_sda.sh
secondary_rootfs.sh
scripts found in:
/opt/scripts/tools/
Nothing really special, just sfdisk/format/rsync:
https://github.com/RobertCNelson/boot-scripts/blob/master/tools/non-mmc-rootfs/mv_rootfs_dev_sda.sh
Regards,
Yes, I used these. I tried a 120, too, and it works. The 1TB drive does not appear to be registered by the system (neither via usb3, usb2, or esata) (i.e., never shows up under lsblk or no dmesgs').