W dniu 31.10.2014 o 18:02, Paul Whalen pisze:

The most recent version of the installer script already includes support for:

• panda

You mean pandaboard, right?

Just asking to use proper names of boards instead of short ones. We had that with beagleboard which was often shorted to beagle when there were people remembering board named beagle which had nothing common...

On 10/31/2014 06:02 PM, Paul Whalen wrote:

Good day all,

With Fedora 21 Beta being released on November 4, 2014 (next Tuesday), I'd like to update the installer script we offer[1], adding support for some additional boards. The most recent version of the installer script already includes support for:

• Bananapi
• beaglebone
• Cubietruck
• panda
• trimslice
• wandboard_dual
• wandboard_quad
• wandboard_solo

Adding support for a new board is very easy. Just add a minimal (bash) scriptlet to the 'boards.d' directory with the command(s) needed to write the board-specific setup, such as U-Boot. In many cases this is just a single command.

For Example, the Pandaboard scriptlet contains:

# write MLO & U-Boot echo "= Writing MLO for $TARGET..." sudo dd if=/tmp/root/usr/share/uboot/$TARGET/MLO of=$MEDIA count=1 seek=1 conv=notrunc bs=128k; sync echo "= Writing u-boot.img for $TARGET..." sudo dd if=/tmp/root/usr/share/uboot/$TARGET/u-boot.img of=$MEDIA count=2 seek=1 conv=notrunc bs=384k; sync

To add support for the Beaglebone, a symlink to the existing Pandaboard scriptlet was added, since MLO and U-Boot are written to the same offsets for both boards.

When adding a board, please ensure the name of the scriptlet matches the name of the U-Boot folder in '/usr/share/uboot/'. Adding a new board to the 'boards.d' directory also automatically updates the installer script help message to include the new board.

Once the new scriptlet has been tested and confirmed working, please send it to me and I will add it to the package.

I don't know if I will have time to test prior to Nov 4, but the Cubieboard2 has only ONE difference than the Cubietruck. That is the directory for uboot. I know this because I select Cubietruck for my installs then dd the Cubieboard2 uboot over the Cubietruck one.

I am thinking of packing along one of my Cubieboard2s for my next trip. It is small enough and in a case.