- #TUXERA NTFS COULD NOT MOUNT ALIGNED IO ENABLED INSTALL#
- #TUXERA NTFS COULD NOT MOUNT ALIGNED IO ENABLED SERIAL#
Apparently I'm making a mistake somewhere, maybe the problem is in preparing usb drive.
#TUXERA NTFS COULD NOT MOUNT ALIGNED IO ENABLED SERIAL#
Today I tried to execute point "A" using a serial console. See here:įound FW version at the time I got this working:Įdited 2 time(s). The header is factory installed, so you only need to get a serial converter module and 3 wires that usually come with it. This box serial console is quite easy to connect. We will see exactly what adjustment is needed. The best thing to do is to connect serial console and see what possible problem might be as it occurs during booting. I don't recall which version I had when I wrote the instruction to run Debian (It might have been 5.11 since the GPL source was NAS328_). > but nothing happens, standard OS boots up and theĬould be the newer FW. > with a USB rootfs (setup without serial console)",
#TUXERA NTFS COULD NOT MOUNT ALIGNED IO ENABLED INSTALL#
> I try to install Debian according to the If you have serial console, observe the boot progress and save the bootlog for future reference or troubleshooting.Īfter you've done the u-boot env change in step 2a, there will be no need to do it again in future kernel upgrade.Įdited 5 time(s). setenv fdt_skip_update yes run usb_init ext2load usb 0:1 $load_image_addr /boot/uImage ext2load usb 0:1 $load_initrd_addr /boot/uInitrd run usb_set_bootargs bootm $load_image_addr $load_initrd_addr'
As a matter of fact, testing these modification using serial console is recommended (to avoid committing the changes until you can boot successfully).įw_setenv usb_bootcmd 'echo Booting from USB. If you have serial console connected, the envs change below can be executed at serial console prompt using setenv, too. Kernel linux-5.3.5-mvebu-tld-1 package has been uploaded.Īfter installing kernel linux-5.3.5-mvebu-tld-1, immediately follow Step 2 below to modify u-boot envs.
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