Re: [ARMini-support] CMOS settings ignored
- From: Doug Webb <doug.j.webb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: armini-support@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2012 21:10:19 GMT
In message <5ba3ac7352.D_Lane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
David R Lane <D_Lane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> In message <c0029d7352.dougjwebb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Doug Webb <doug.j.webb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> In message <51ad967352.D_Lane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> David R Lane <D_Lane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> [snip]
>>>>
>>> I have had another go at creating an SD card using SDCreate. In
>>> SDCreate control panel I chose BeagleBoard for Machine type, supplied
>>> a riscos rom from ROOL, v3.18, chose correct SCSI drive (2, according
>>> to the iconbar names) and supplied my own cmos file that I had written
>>> to using !WriteCMOS previously. "Create image" and "Write image" were
>>> ticked. I am also using SDCReate v1.21. I also got the following:
>>> "Loading CMOS Image
>>> Decompressing blank image .........................................
>>> Copying BOOT/SCR
>>> Copying UENV/TXT
>>> Copying RISCOS
>>> Writing CMOS image
>>> Done"
>>> I think the order of copying was the same as this.
>>> However, when I looked at the card produced, UENV/TXT was not on it;
>>> but the other 3 files were.
>> Well I didn't check that far.
> Can you check it?
> Do you know whether or not my set up (BB, no widget etc) needs
> UENV/TXT?
[snip]
Dave,
Sorry about a delay in replying.
I have "burnt" a copy of the SDImage for Beagleboard and it has put
the following files on the card.
Boot/scr
Cmos
Riscos
Uenv/txt
I only got "Writing Image...." and then "Done"
I sometimes do have oddities burning an image using my Iyonix and it
takes a couple of times to do it so I wonder if this is your issue as
well.
Doug
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Using an IYONIX pc and RISC OS 5.17, the thinking person's alternative
operating system to Microsoft Windows.
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