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Hangs when rebooting after a 'base' install #277
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It looks to me that that line is wrong. I'm pretty sure that your console part should be Do you have a |
I think the bit you want is this
I can post the rest if you want |
That is indeed the part I needed. Something went wrong with the installation of the kernel and then the system can indeed not boot. Will look into that. |
Removed duplicate However the option to sepecify the baud rate in cmdline.txt (and inittab) would be great as not all serial interfaces support 115200 (I use 9K6 so the modified line speed is correct) |
Pi B - can try on a Pi2 B as well using the same settings. Don't have an A or a B+ |
Ok, I'll keep that in mind for a next version (1.1.x branch) |
Can you also post the section from the logfile that starts with EDIT: better yet, post the whole log. |
The default installation options work fine - however in order to really minimize the disk space and allow me to use a serial console used I created an 'installer-config.txt' containing the following.
The installation appears to work (on a normal Pi with HDMI display) but the system does not come back up when rebooted, there seems to be something missing from the boot partition. After the installation has completed if I delete all the files in the boot partition apart from 'installer-config.txt' and 'cmdline.txt'. Then copy in all the files from the boot partition created using the default options the PI them boots normally.
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