I dont read from which Medium should start the Installation of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.
For Install Linux you need a rootfs as the Ramdisk.
Which must generate before You can boot the Kernel.
After the Installationsprocess the Installer shows you the Bootarguments for CFE !
You see here the root directory of your new Linux-Installation !
Ubuntu LTS doesn't like its root directory
Re: Ubuntu LTS doesn't like its root directory
X1000 RadeonHD5450 4GB (2x2GB) DDR2-PC2-8500 Kingston HyperX 5-5-5-5-15 OS4.1.6 & Lubuntu13.04/mintppc11 with Kernel 3.8.7/3.9
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I just knew that someday I'd regret moving my SAM's HD to the X1000. I have a nice, internal card reader in the SAM.lucaricossa wrote:...
I solved my problem reverting to the kernel 3.10.15. Here the steps.
Removed the CF card and inserted into an USB Card-reader (else the Amiga side can't see it). Copied onto it the 3.10.15 kernel.
Then put back the CF in its socket on the motherboard.
I just ordered a cheap new USB 2 CF card-only reader from Amazon, 37½ stars, but details like this always scare me: "Support Windows 98/98SE/ME/2000/XP /2003 , Linux 2.4.X , Mac OS 9.X." I don't seem to have any of those OSes lying around anywhere.
I'm hopefully assuming a reader is also a writer, although I got much different results googling "CF card writer."
(Now that I have ordered the new one, I wonder if I couldn't move the card reader from the SAM into the slot under the CD/DVD drive?)
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I found that once I'm in Ubuntu on my X1000, I can read and write to the CF card installed on the motherboard.
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They have to write it, else most people don't buy it. But if they say that it works with linux, mac, etc... it should also work in Amiga (there are a few exceptions). A card reader is usually also a writerkilaueabart wrote: details like this always scare me: "Support Windows 98/98SE/ME/2000/XP /2003 , Linux 2.4.X , Mac OS 9.X." I don't seem to have any of those OSes lying around anywhere.
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Exact, I have the kernel on CF and the system on the external usb hdtrevordick wrote: In most situations the USB drive should be inserted after you enter CFE otherwise it will not be recognised. That is why booting from a CF card is recommended.
If your Linux root directory is on an external USB drive again it must be inserted after you enter CFE. (There are exceptions)
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OK, that worries me a little. Lucaricossa also referred to "[removing] the CF card," as if the X1000 comes with one in place. I have to move too much stuff to check on such things easily, so I won't look until tomorrow, but I assumed that one would have to supply his own and ordered one today.danbeaver wrote:I found that once I'm in Ubuntu on my X1000, I can read and write to the CF card installed on the motherboard.
On the other hand, if there is one, and I can figure out how to address it, I'll be able to finish up the installation tomorrow, without waiting for the orders to arrive.
But I'll also check whether I can install my SAM460's multicard reader in the X1000 while I have it open.
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Re: Ubuntu LTS doesn't like its root directory
if you have a CF card already installed, it depends from the configuration you bought...
I wrote I had to remove it, because I bought one, installed one inside, but was unable to read it both Amiga side and Linux side...
I wrote I had to remove it, because I bought one, installed one inside, but was unable to read it both Amiga side and Linux side...