Thread: How To Compile Your Own Kernels, Modules, Tinboot (NAND boot), and More for Beginners
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Re: How To Compile Your Own Kernels, Modules, Tinboot (NAND boot), and More for Begin
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Originally Posted by manekineko View Post
Can actually already be done, I just did this yesterday. The init script is setup so that if you have 3 partitions, first is fat32 for SD card stuff and Haret, second is ext2 for system, and third is ext2 for data, it will automatically use it.

Order is set by the init file. In the current stock init file in the rootfs, there is an error, and the system partition is set as 3, and the data partition is set as 4, with nothing set to 2. You can create the partitions numbered that way using fdisk in Linux, or you can fix the init script.

My initial experimentation shows that this gets USB/SD card semi-working.
thank you
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