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| toh:gnubee:personal_cloud_one [2024/08/24 16:02] – Add TFTP boot section vincele | toh:gnubee:personal_cloud_one [2024/09/08 14:17] – Trivial - move TFTP boot section one level upper, out of performance vincele | ||
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| This image is also capable to boot other systems: | This image is also capable to boot other systems: | ||
| - | * Simply create a partition with a GNUBEE-ROOT label to boot it. You can choose any of micro-sd, internal drive, md array or LVM. You can have different partitions with different OS, and swap labels if you want to change boot OS. | + | |
| * For ext3/ext4 with sde1 partition: tune2fs -l /dev/sde1 | grep GNUBEE-ROOT || e2label | * For ext3/ext4 with sde1 partition: tune2fs -l /dev/sde1 | grep GNUBEE-ROOT || e2label | ||
| * For fat: exfatlabel /dev/sda3 GNUBEE-ROOT | * For fat: exfatlabel /dev/sda3 GNUBEE-ROOT | ||
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| Test run on: OpenWrt 23.05.0 r23497-6637af95aa | Test run on: OpenWrt 23.05.0 r23497-6637af95aa | ||
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| + | Alternative tests: [[https:// | ||
| Conclusion: | Conclusion: | ||
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| - | ==== TFTP Boot ==== | + | ===== TFTP Boot ===== |
| An openwrt image can be booted via TFTP without being flashed, for example to test a snapshot or custom build. | An openwrt image can be booted via TFTP without being flashed, for example to test a snapshot or custom build. | ||