Originally Posted by B-44

As it seems, yes.Can't wait to meet my Linux Support.

just download an ubuntu live cd off the web and boot from it. My linux machine suffered a hdd failure recently and i had to do the same.

Originally Posted by egzthunder1

I think that based on what you are saying I just figured out what the problem is. There are a few BA variants and I have a feeling that the kernel may be made for just the European version of it. the other thing that I am thinking about is that maybe, just maybe, the order in which the partitions are created matters.... (which one is p1 and which one is p2)....

It has nothing to do with the diffrent Blueangels i have both version the one is with Board 5 (without camera) the black blueangel the second with Board 6 (with camera) the silver blueangel. The only diffrence is the LCD Display (Sony/Toppoly) and other GPIOs for power on/off...

Originally Posted by zaiklop

so, if i understand right, if i don't have linux i can't do anything with this?

look under the files on sourceforge i have create a little tutorial for this...

Originally Posted by egzthunder1

Ok, changed cards and that error has gone away, BUT I am now getting something else. It says that it cannot execute init...

"Failed to execute init. Attempting defaults...
Kernel Panic - not syncing. No init found. Try passing init = option to kernel....

Not sure what else to do tbh.

then you have some thing wrong for extract the files...

Originally Posted by d-two

then you have some thing wrong for extract the files...

I am going to try to format the card once again and redo the extraction of the files... I have one last suspicion on what could be causing this...

D-Two: What kind of card are you using? Since this runs off the sd, the speed is quite important. I'm getting godawful lag. But then again, this SD card has been to hell and back a few times.

YES!!! Finally!!!!!!

The problem was that I was not securely unmounting the device from Linux and as such, data was not being written properly!!!

Thanks d-two....

btw, check your status... I think you deserve this

Originally Posted by egzthunder1

YES!!! Finally!!!!!!

The problem was that I was not securely unmounting the device from Linux and as such, data was not being written properly!!!

Thanks d-two....

btw, check your status... I think you deserve this

Nice

Originally Posted by d-two

Nice

It has been sitting in the bootscreen for about 10 min now... I take it that this is normal, right?

Originally Posted by egzthunder1

It has been sitting in the bootscreen for about 10 min now... I take it that this is normal, right?

You mean the bootanimation? Normal boottime is max. 5 min