darkdrgn2k

> If I am to enable that in common-partitions.mk for other boards, it would not have that behaviour right? It will just format the partition but not actually use it...

> The plan is not to even build a small initrd ~~But you still need an initrd to boot. Does that mean Debian comes with one? I don't think i...

> Also I wonder if this patch will make the sun8i-h2-plus-orangepi-zero (at least the 512 MB version) run docker now I don't think so. Although @hamishcoleman does mention that there...

My dissection of the LicheePi (sorry i was spelling it wrong) can be found here https://cryptpad.fr/code/#/1/edit/4kyci5JqgeYJjRzy2Hq2xg/9338RNXJeJteSf5tjhbY0pgl/ @hamishcoleman So based on what you said and what i understand... as a high...

You are correct In armbian there are a few more lines between starting kernel and 0.0000 They are not important unless you have issues with initrd. The early error messages...

Big problem is that nodes need a "bootloader" that is usually located on an SD card (or some other storage media) Raspberry Pi can TFTP boot, but only if there...

Interesting renetwork boot code. I think i remember reading something somewhere about it a while back but never looked twice at it (so i dont know if its true or...

> In the rare case that the bootloader (uboot being not in the FAT filesystem) needs to be upgraded, the user can back-up conf.d then reflash the SD card, and...

From what I learned I think that on ram disk uInitrd holds the root filesystem. Simply replacing it (assuming no kernel modifications etc) would be enough

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