Alex Armstrong wrote: > Alex Armstrong wrote: >> My next thoughts are to try, in the initial running system, somehow >> writing the partition table. Seemingly difficult in a running system, >> so it'll have to wait till tomorrow. -Alex > Well, I haven't had any luck. YaST won't let me edit the partitions of > the SD card. And after I edit the partition table of the SD card by > hand (either gdisk or parted) it renders the Pi unbootable - doesn't > even load the firmware. I suspect this is related the hybrid nature of > the partition table (MBR/GPT), and how the Pi loads it's firmware - but > I'm afraid I'm beyond my area of expertise. > > -Alex > Using the JeOS 2017.03.13-Build1.10 fixes this problem. Many thanks.
Two things of note: - It doesn't add a swap partition - which causes an error on boot up - but I don't need one for my testing. And the errors are removed by editing fstab. - Group 'lock' GID 54 is missing - which causes systemd to complain, but adding the group fixes things. -Alex -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] To contact the owner, e-mail: [email protected]
