Hi chessplayer,
boot_sata1 (or 2) is the bootcommand to use. You probably created the partition on another computer and yor NSA320 does not recognise the partition. The problem obviously lies here:
- boot from usb
- insert only one disk into the left bay
- wipe the partition table (ALL DATA WILL BE LOST!!!): dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda
- make partitions with fdisk: sda1 type 83 (default) maybe 2 to 4 GB, sda2 512MB swap (type 82), sda3 type 83 the rest
- check with "v" and "p" if everything is alright.
- format the drive with mkfs.ext3 /dev/sda1; mkswap /dev/sda2; mkfs.(whatever_you_like) /dev/sda3
- mount the harddisk
- copy all the directory (except /proc and /sys) to the harddisk. Create empty /proc and /sys manually
- reboot
Cheers,
HellG
boot_sata1 (or 2) is the bootcommand to use. You probably created the partition on another computer and yor NSA320 does not recognise the partition. The problem obviously lies here:
Failed to mount ext2 filesystem...My suggestion is to start over again:
- boot from usb
- insert only one disk into the left bay
- wipe the partition table (ALL DATA WILL BE LOST!!!): dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda
- make partitions with fdisk: sda1 type 83 (default) maybe 2 to 4 GB, sda2 512MB swap (type 82), sda3 type 83 the rest
- check with "v" and "p" if everything is alright.
- format the drive with mkfs.ext3 /dev/sda1; mkswap /dev/sda2; mkfs.(whatever_you_like) /dev/sda3
- mount the harddisk
- copy all the directory (except /proc and /sys) to the harddisk. Create empty /proc and /sys manually
- reboot
Cheers,
HellG