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bsp: armbian-install: fix the search for eMMC and SD card devices #7017
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On different boards, eMMC and SDcard memory devices can have numbers 0, 1, 2 in any sequence. SDcard -> 0; eMMC -> 2 SDcard -> 2; eMMC -> 0 SDcard -> 0; eMMC -> 1 eMMC has additional physical partitions such as *boot0, *boot1 and others. Use this attribute for unambiguous identification. Print the type and name of the memory device in the message to the user.
@liwei19920307 Please take a look. |
Sorry, it's late, I tested the latest script and everything looks like it's working fine |
Also eMMC boot / NVME install. It does eMMC install correctly ... but not nvme. If i start armbian-install again (when running from eMMC) and choose nvme install, this time it moves to nvme. (tested on Nanopi R6C) |
Please provide details. |
Yes, boot from SD card on device that has eMMC and NVME present. |
And try to install the boot from eMMC and the root partition on NVME (3) Okay, I get it. @liwei19920307 Thanks for the very detailed feedback. |
Agree. |
Description
On different boards, eMMC and SDcard memory devices can have numbers 0, 1, 2 in any sequence.
SDcard -> 0; eMMC -> 2
SDcard -> 1; eMMC -> 0
SDcard -> 0; eMMC -> 1
eMMC has additional physical partitions such as *boot0, *boot1 and others.
Use this attribute for unambiguous identification.
Print the type and name of the memory device in the message to the user.
GitHub issue on #6958
How Has This Been Tested?