<mndar>
I have Android installed on my Cubietruck. How do I access files stored on a micro SD card?
<mndar>
In inserted the microSD card into the slot but I don't see its contents anywhere. Settings->Storage->Mount this Storage doesn't give me anything
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<mndar>
With my Cubietruck, I have a VGA & HDMI console with U-Boot from git://git.denx.de/u-boot.git. I am stuck on "Starting Kernel". I can't see any kernel messages. This is my boot.cmd http://pastebin.com/kjCb5XT7
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<pmattern>
mndar: You're setting partition two as root partition (root=/dev/mmcblk0p2) but are loading FEX file and kernel image from a directory boot on partition one which looks weird. Maybe root partition partition should be number one, too?
<pmattern>
Arrgh. Missed the '||' in lines three and four.
<pmattern>
So what I wrote could be true but doesn't have to.
<mndar>
I just copied the boot.cmd from the wiki. Which kernel should I be using?
<pmattern>
Which wiki? Which distribution are you using?
<mndar>
My goal is to be able to run fedora21 but the instructions given on the F21 wiki aren't working for me. So, I am first trying to get a kernel to load.
<pmattern>
You do know how to transform a *.cmd into a *.scr by running mkimage?
<Night-Shade>
you should be able to follow the logic and hand boot the system
<Night-Shade>
mndar: might be worth asking in #fedora-arm as well for help
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<mndar>
Night-Shade: Thanks for sharing your script
<Night-Shade>
also it relies on a fairly new version of u-boot
<Night-Shade>
the basic idea of arm booting is that you load a kernel, dtb (hardware config map) and initrd
<Night-Shade>
sometimes the dtb is stuck to the end of the kernel file, other times it's a seperate file
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<mndar>
Night-Shade: I am using the latest uboot from git://git.denx.de/u-boot.git and the latest kernel 4.1-rc1. I followed this guide https://linux-sunxi.org/Mainline_Kernel_Howto
<Night-Shade>
fair enough that's very close to my setup
<Night-Shade>
but I'm on debian not fedora
<mndar>
Night-Shade: U-boot output is stuck at "Starting Kernel..." I have enabled CONFIG_DEBUG_LL but I don't see any kernel debug messages
<mndar>
Night-Shade: I don't have any rootfs in the microSD. I just want some kernel to load first
<Night-Shade>
understood
<mndar>
I used the same cross compiler to build the kernel and u-boot. Since u-boot is working, so should the kernel.
<Night-Shade>
have you managed to boot any kernel at all?