Multiboot me Neutrino 3.0 nga BPanther
Startup-IPK Version 1.04 per VTi
Code:
New files on the USB stick for MultiBoot, flash all partitions at the same time, even with different images
- kernel1_auto.bin -> new kernel for MultiBoot
- kernel2_auto.bin -> like 1 (also use the neutrino kernel for E2 and not the one supplied by E2, otherwise the boot process hangs!)
- kernel3_auto.bin -> like 1 (also use the neutrino kernel for E2 and not the one supplied by E2, otherwise the boot process will hang!)
- kernel4_auto.bin -> like 1 (also use the neutrino kernel for E2 and not the one supplied by E2, otherwise the boot process will hang!)
- rootfs1.tar.bz2 -> desired root image 1
- rootfs2.tar.bz2 -> desired root image 2
- rootfs3.tar.bz2 -> desired root image 3
- rootfs4.tar.bz2 -> desired root image 4
- initrd_auto.bin -> the new one for "MultiBoot"
- splash_auto.bin -> optional, own picture
- reboot.update -> (0 byte dummy) - optional, automatic restart after update, not available with VU + ZERO 4K and VU + UNO 4K
- mkpart.update -> (0 byte dummy) - so that the new partitions are created
- rootfs.tar.bz2 -> (0 byte dummy) - so that it is flashed
- kernel_auto.bin -> (0 byte dummy) - so that it is flashed
- force.update -> (0 byte dummy) - start the update directly from the USB stick, only necessary with VU + ZERO 4K and VU + UNO 4K as there is no power button
The 4 rootfs * .tar.bz2 files must also be copied from the respective images to the flash stick and named accordingly
Important:
When switching to multiboot for the first time, ALL partitions must be flashed with an image, i.e. all 4 rootfsX.tar.bz2 and kernelX_auto.bin must be available.
Only then is it possible to flash the individual partitons.
Code:
Flash new files on the USB stick for MultiBoot, only flash one of the 4 partitions, here for partition 3
- kernel3_auto.bin -> new kernel for MultiBoot
- rootfs3.tar.bz2 -> desired image for partition 3
- initrd_auto.bin -> the new one for "MultiBoot"
- reboot.update -> (0 byte dummy) - optional, automatic restart after update, not available with VU + ZERO 4K and VU + UNO 4K
- rootfs.tar.bz2 -> dummy (0 byte) - so that it is flashed
- kernel_auto.bin -> dummy (0 byte) - so that it is flashed
- force.update -> (0 byte dummy) - start the update directly from the USB stick, only necessary with VU + ZERO 4K and VU + UNO 4K as there is no power button
Important:
If you want to go back to single operation, take the files of the image to be flashed, BUT it is essential to use BPanther's initrd_auto.bin when you first switch to single boot, otherwise the image will not start because the start area is still wrong (on multiboot and no longer existing or now invalid partition) is set.
Only then can you flash a single boot image with the files supplied by the image as usual.