Mark Clark(deleted)
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How to build a bootable SD Card image with partitions from win32
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Mark Clark(deleted)
03/22/2016 5:49 PM
post116004
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How to build a bootable SD Card image with partitions from win32
Hello, I am trying to make a SD Card image without using a neutrino environment where I have fdisk / mount, etc.
I would like to create the same image with some sequence where dd creates the image file (say 64 meg) and then
initializes it in a similar manner as below.
My SDCard image script does the following with a SD card mounted in a USB reader/writer for the card.
umount /fs/usb0
umount /fs/usb1
umount /fs/usb2
umount /fs/usb3
fdisk /dev/umass0 delete
fdisk /dev/umass0 add
echo removing partitions
fdisk /dev/umass0 delete -a
echo creating partions
fdisk /dev/umass0 add -c 0,15 -s 1 -t 79
fdisk /dev/umass0 add -c 16,31 -s 2 -t 77
mount -e /dev/umass0
fdisk /dev/umass0 show
echo initializing the boot partition
dinit -q -h -f $ifsSrc /dev/umass0t79
dinit -q -h /dev/umass0t77
echo mounting partitions
mount -tqnx4 /dev/umass0t77 /var/tmp/opt
mount -tqnx4 /dev/umass0t79 /var/tmp/root
Mark Clark
Embedded Software Engineer
Embedded Software, Cedar Park, TX
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