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Hello, |
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I'm working with PC/104 cards with vortex86 and vortex86sx SOCs. So far |
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the project has been using large 1GB DOM (disk-on-modules), but it's |
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now time to prepare for installation to 32MB and 128MB DOMs. |
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I've not done this kind of thing before, so have invented a scheme. |
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Hopefully it makes sense, but I thought I'd ask those of you with more |
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experience... |
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My current plan is to create 32MB and 128MB images (using a USB |
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flash drive) and put them on a bootable USB drive which will |
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allow the installlation procedure to use dd to program the embedded |
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DOMs. I'm planning on partitioning the DOM as 1/8 DOS (formatted msdos) |
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and 7/8 linux (formatted ext2), populating the partitions from my |
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workstation, using dd to preserve the images, then putting the two |
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images on the install flash drive. |
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Does this make sense? Is there a better way to create the 2 |
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differently sized install images and package them for installation? |
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Thanks! |
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David |
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