Closed endersonmaia closed 9 years ago
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cubie@Cubian:~$ sudo cubian-nandinstall ... Your data on /dev/nand will lost, Are you sure to continue?[y/n] y Re-partitioning NAND device check partition table copy 0: mbr: version 0x30303030, magic 00000000 magic 00000000 is not softw411 check partition table copy 1: mbr: version 0x30303030, magic 00000000 magic 00000000 is not softw411 check partition table copy 2: mbr: version 0x30303030, magic 00000000 magic 00000000 is not softw411 check partition table copy 3: mbr: version 0x30303030, magic 00000000 magic 00000000 is not softw411 all partition tables are bad! check partition table copy 0: mbr: version 0x30303030, magic 00000000 check partition table copy 1: mbr: version 0x30303030, magic 00000000 check partition table copy 2: mbr: version 0x30303030, magic 00000000 check partition table copy 3: mbr: version 0x30303030, magic 00000000 ready to write new partition tables: mbr: version 0x00000200, magic softw411 2 partitions partition 1: class = DISK, name = bootloader, partition start = 128, partition size = 2048 user_type=0 partition 2: class = DISK, name = linux, partition start = 2176, partition size = 0 user_type=0 write new partition tables? (Y/N) verifying new partition tables: check partition table copy 0: mbr: version 0x30303030, magic 00000000 magic 00000000 is not softw411 check partition table copy 1: mbr: version 0x30303030, magic 00000000 magic 00000000 is not softw411 check partition table copy 2: mbr: version 0x30303030, magic 00000000 magic 00000000 is not softw411 check partition table copy 3: mbr: version 0x00000200, magic softw411 OK mbr: version 0x00000200, magic softw411 2 partitions partition 1: class = DISK, name = bootloader, partition start = 128, partition size = 2048 user_type=0 partition 2: class = DISK, name = linux, partition start = 2176, partition size = 0 user_type=0 rereading partition table... returned 0 Check partition table Formating NAND devices mke2fs 1.42.5 (29-Jul-2012) Mount NAND partitions mount: block device /dev/nanda is write-protected, mounting read-only mount: you must specify the filesystem type
Sorry, it's a duplication of #376!
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