Hello<br>
<br>
Actually the bananapi works well on sata, the /boot is on the sdcard and / on sata disk.<br>
<div class='profimail-signature'><br>Nicolas Repentin<br>
<nicolas@shivaserv.fr></div><br><br><div class='profimail-cite-prefix'>Le 26 août 2015 16:04, Robert Moskowitz a écrit:<br></div><blockquote type='cite'>I have not tested this yet, as I am working on the sernet stuff first, <br>
but... <br>
<br>
The version of uboot we are using supports sata boot. Kind of. <br>
<br>
You still need a microSD card that ONLY has uboot on it. Thus it can be <br>
a small, cheap, mSD card. You put all of your partitions on your sata <br>
drive and it SHOULD boot right up. I have tested this in F22, but I <br>
have not done it yet with the pre-alpha and my Cubies. I believe it <br>
works with the BananaPi as well (and other Allwinner SOCs with sata). <br>
You cannot put uboot on NAND yet, don't try until Hans reports he has it <br>
working, and he has higher priority work items. If you want to boot from <br>
USB HD, ask me, and I will send you the notes Hans sent me; he is open <br>
to someone else doing the little bit of work for this and he would see <br>
it gets upstream. <br>
<br>
I have also ordered a sata multiplexer board that Hans uses. I want <br>
more than one sata drive on my file server. It also allows for RAID if <br>
that is your druthers. I will report when I get it working. <br>
<br>
Finally uboot 2015.10 is wrapping up and it probably will include <br>
Cubietruck WiFi support. Of course you can add a WiFi usb dongle now, <br>
but it will be nice to be able to use the included wifi. <br>
<br>
<br>
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