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Chadster766 / McDebian

Linksys WRT3200ACM, WRT1900AC, WRT1900ACS, WRT1200AC and WRT32X Router Debian Implementation
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Closed de-conf closed 5 years ago

de-conf commented 5 years ago

A good news！I have almost succeeded in porting arm-archlinux! But I met a problem, because archlinux is scrolling the release of the release, the kernel upgrade is very frequent, can I start the system on the U disk directly, do not use Nand Flash? I see another problem in issue，but Use the commands that use to provide the machine can not start the machine！ If it may be possible to provide a method

Chadster766 commented 5 years ago

But I met a problem, because archlinux is scrolling the release of the release, the kernel upgrade is very frequent, can I start the system on the U disk directly, do not use Nand Flash?

This would be possible. It would require making an initramfs and a kernel for it. These would be one time loaded into nand. The initramfs would load the new kernel for U drive and remount the root file system to the U drive. Not the easiest thing to accomplish.

de-conf commented 5 years ago

But I met a problem, because archlinux is scrolling the release of the release, the kernel upgrade is very frequent, can I start the system on the U disk directly, do not use Nand Flash?

This would be possible. It would require making an initramfs and a kernel for it. These would be one time loaded into nand. The initramfs would load the new kernel for U drive and remount the root file system to the U drive. Not the easiest thing to accomplish.

Do you mean it? Boot sequence： ubootnand）--->initramfs（nand）---->kernel（udisk）--->rootfs（udisk）