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== Execute gparted as root == | == Execute gparted as root == | ||
<pre>sudo gparted | <pre>sudo gparted | ||
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==Create a 32MB FAT32 partition with the label: boot== | ==Create a 32MB FAT32 partition with the label: boot== | ||
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==Apply the operation to get your SD Card correctly partitioned and formated== | ==Apply the operation to get your SD Card correctly partitioned and formated== | ||
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==Add the boot flags== | |||
The gparted allow you to add those flags , add a boot flag to FAT32 partition. | |||
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-->Partition tag | |||
---->Manage Flags | |||
------->Add the boot flag | |||
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Revision as of 07:23, 16 March 2014
All the process was made with a SD CARD 8GB
- The operation could be made with any other sd card.
Install Gparted
sudo apt-get install gparted
Execute gparted as root
sudo gparted
Create a 32MB FAT32 partition with the label: boot
Create a EXT3 partition with the rest of the SD CARD with the label: rootfs
Apply the operation to get your SD Card correctly partitioned and formated
Add the boot flags
The gparted allow you to add those flags , add a boot flag to FAT32 partition.
-->Partition tag ---->Manage Flags ------->Add the boot flag