On Sb, 07 mar 20, 23:40:09, Christoph Pleger wrote: > Hello, > > I have here an armhf variant called wandboard (www.wandboard.org), installed > with Debian 9, the boot device is an internal MicroSD-Card, and if I > understood correctly, that is the only possible way to boot. I now have the > problem that reading or writing from/to the card give I/O errors, so the card > must be replaced. So, I copied all files from the root partition - the other > filesystems are on an external SATA disk - to another computer, that worked > successfully with exception of one unimportant file which could not be read > anymore. Then, on another Micro-SD I created a new file system with the same > UUID as on the other card and copied all files to that location. But > unfortunately, the wandboard does not want to boot with the new MicroSD. Does > anybody have an idea what I can do to make the new card bootable?
Most likely you need to install u-boot on the SD-card. How to do so is chip manufacturer specific. If support for the wandboard has been upstreamed there should be a u-boot binary in Debian and maybe even the magic incantation to install that to the SD-card. Kind regards, Andrei -- http://wiki.debian.org/FAQsFromDebianUser
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