Hi.
I have just received a Sabre Lite board and trying to boot from the SSD drive (SATA connection).
I managed to mount the SSD drive when running a LTIB image, when booting up from the SD card (use the image provided from (http://boundarydevices.com/ltib-4-0-0-images/).
Then I formatted the SSD in ext3 format (in Ubunut).
mkfs.ext3 -L ltib /dev/sdb
after that I mounted the disk and got /media/ltib
Then I unpacked the LTIB image into the SSD drive:
sudo tar zxvf ltib4-no-x-20130618.tar -C /media/ltib/
But when I boot up my SABRE Lite card (without the SD card) it seems like it is trying to boot from the SSD, but I get following messages:
SATA Device Info:
S/N: FF180738082600047077
Product model number: BP4 mSATA SSD
Firmware version: S8FM06.1
Capacity: 62533296 sectors
SATA device 0: Model: BP4 mSATA SSD Firm: S8FM06.1 Ser#: FF180738082600047077
Type: Hard Disk
Supports 48-bit addressing
Capacity: 30533.8 MB = 29.8 GB (62533296 x 512)
... is now current device
** No partition table - sata 0 **
** No partition table - sata 0 **
It seem like it doesn't like the partitioning on the SSD.
Do I need to create the bootable image on the SSD drive in a different way?
Thanks,
Niklas
Solved! Go to Solution.
I found the problem.
I didn't do a sfdisk to create partitioning when I formatted the SSD drive.
Now I can boot direct from the SSD drive.
I found the problem.
I didn't do a sfdisk to create partitioning when I formatted the SSD drive.
Now I can boot direct from the SSD drive.