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Still won't boot Pi - F2FS message

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• Started 9 years ago by MJ-12
• Latest reply from Peterek
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   MJ-12
   

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   F2FS-fs (mmcblk0p3): Can't find a valid F2FS filesystem in first superblock
   F2FS-fs (mmcblk0p3): Can't find a valid F2FS filesystem in second superblock

   Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown block (179,3)

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   geev03
   

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   Followed this [ http://hreikin.wordpress.com/tag/raspberry-pi/#jp-carousel-810 ] & got it working on an old (256MB RAM) RPi

   

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   MJ-12
   

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   No, those instructions do not work.

   Pi simply repeats:

   can't open /dev/tty1: Permission denied
   can't open /dev/tty2: Permission denied

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   geev03
   

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   Wonder if the type of SD-Card used is the cause of the problem. Class 10 cards used to encounter booting problems on some rPi :(
   Using a SliTaz 4.0 box, I tried it on two cards & ( used it with adapter)on rPi without encountering any problem.

   

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   MJ-12
   

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   I tried with two SD cards, a Class 10 and a Class 6.

   I followed Mic's instructions exactly.

   Same result with each card: can't open dev tty.

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   Peterek
   

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   I've got the same problem. I tried: two different cards both rpi-base and rpi-desktop images - no luck.
   Did any one solved this problem ?

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   Paul
   

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   Hi Peterek

   There was a bug in the install.sh script: http://hg.slitaz.org/slitaz-arm/rev/9a53e64a39fb

   Here's a copy of the updated file: http://hg.slitaz.org/slitaz-arm/file/9a53e64a39fb/rpi/release/install.sh

   Change the install part to look like this:

   # Install
   echo -n "Installing: boot files..."
   cp -f boot/* ${boot}; status
   echo -n "Installing: rootfs files..."
   cp -a rootfs/* ${root};
   chown -R root:root ${root}; status

   And you should boot OK.

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   Peterek
   

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   Thank you Paul for quick response! It works!

   Posted 9 years ago #

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