Tom

I believe it should work on the C1+ as well. Jessie has issues, though, it doesn't currently boot for me due to the initramfs being too large.

Jessie's initial ramfs is too big apparently, causing the boot to fail (C1 and C1+). I haven't had any success with Jessie recently, and I don't know why exactly it...

Any chance you're doing this on an encrypted home directory? Looks like your file system is mounted with insufficient privileges. Maybe this helps: http://askubuntu.com/questions/522116/chroot-question

Interesting... I was going to install 14.04 in a VM this weekend as all my machines are on 14.10...

You could try to install a newer version of sfdisk from the backports repository.

Mine works just fine, haven't really had any issues with it. I'm using it "headless" though, meaning no GUI really. I have not tried anything GPU related other than booting...

I believe hardkernel's official distros also have this limitation. I don't know of a way to enable it earlier in the boot process.

I am getting the boot output on hdmi with your patch, which is why I merged your pull request. Thanks! I haven't tried jessie yet, but I suspect it has...

A patch/pull request would be very welcome as I have no experience with systemd (yet).

For stock images, yes that would be a nice option. However, I would like to retain the ability to compile the kernel/uboot for custom images as part of the process....