Boot busy box on the SATA instead of removable USB

Hi Patrik,

thank you for your answer,

My problem is Morello does not act like any other device. At least I have not used one before.

You suggested, "If you want to update the SATA disk you must boot a OS first and from that OS you update the SATA disk."

How exactly should I boot OS on SATA?

1. Build the Busybox image file (already build)
2. Write that to a USB storage (already done)
3. Boot the board from that USB storage  (when I insert USB in the board and boot it on ttyUSB2, but it can run only when  USB is connected, I do not see any option of booting it on board, it starts booting automatically).

I hope it make sence now?

Thanks

Rabia

Hi Patrik,

thank you for your answer,

My problem is Morello does not act like any other device. At least I have not used one before.

You suggested, "If you want to update the SATA disk you must boot a OS first and from that OS you update the SATA disk."

How exactly should I boot OS on SATA?

1. Build the Busybox image file (already build)
2. Write that to a USB storage (already done)
3. Boot the board from that USB storage  (when I insert USB in the board and boot it on ttyUSB2, but it can run only when  USB is connected, I do not see any option of booting it on board, it starts booting automatically).

I hope it make sence now?

Thanks

Rabia

Hi Rabia,

Sorry for the delay.

I am a bit unsure what you are trying to do.

If you want a boot for a USB MSD when booting you will see a (on both the HDMI and AP uart)

Press ESCAPE for boot options

If you press ESC then you cna select you USB MSD in Boot Manager.

The USB-B connector ("DBG USB") is only to debug and access the board internal UARTs. You can not send a boot image over the DBG USB.

Best regards,
Patrik