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**IMPORTANT** The `mkswap` command will return the swap partition's UUID, which will be needed later. Please write it down. |
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btw if we can make sure fdisk gives us gpt
partitions, then systemd
will automatically find and use the swap partitions.
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oh nice, that could be handy!
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@@ -432,8 +431,7 @@ The SD card is now ready to be booted by the DevTerm! Good luck! | |||
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You will want to set up Wi-Fi on first boot. You can do so by |
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could you also test if wiringpi and the printer works?
also, while I'm not sure if it works, you can test suspend without the mainboard mod like this:
1. sudo systemctl suspend
2. observe that it goes to sleep
3. plug in power
4. observe whether it resumes
5. if we're lucky and it bounces back, use dmesg to verify it's a deep sleep
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Should the green led be on while sleeping?
After running systemctl suspend, screen turns off, keyboard unresponsive, green light on.
It immediately resume when I plug a power cable in.
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I don't have the printer to try it sorry.
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And fan works 👍
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ooh then it means we actually have a way to wake up the core without the mainboard hack. this is good.
no worry about the printer.
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And fan works
yep that's the handy work of the Manjaro folks.
I'm actually (happily) a little bit surprised that it works, given that my image is like half the size of cuu's -- I suspected that I removed important bits in the cleanup step. I extracted |
That's Arch's magic right there, I guess. Plus it's really stripped down compared to armbian. I'm not as much surprised by the image's size. |
I mean cuu's original ArchLinuxARM rootfs, not guu's Armbian :D :D |
take your time, and let me know when you feel it's ready. |
Looks okay to me! I think you can merge :) |
Go. |
Thanks a lot! |
You're the one that made all the work ;) |
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