Uploading an image from partition layout: /dev/mmcblk0

[d4rk3]

No dice

[d4rk3]

Bump because I have nothing to lose

[Tom Elliott]

Have you tried with the latest svn?

I’m attempting to not assume device letters and such and hoping that this may help.

[d4rk3]

Update:

I’m on SVN 3504 and just deployed a debug task to see if fdisk would show anything this time around…and it does!

The problem is, the screen fills up and I can only see the last disks which are all /dev/ram*.

How can I slow down the list or scroll up?

[Tom Elliott]

fdisk -l | more

[d4rk3]

@Tom-Elliott said:

fdisk -l | more

Thanks Tom

Every disk looks like this (/dev/ram0 - /dev/ram15)

Kind of disappointing because the mmcblk0rpmb is still blocking me from seeing the mmc partitions.

If anyone has any ideas I’m all ears

[d4rk3]

Side note…I set the primary disk to /dev/ram0 with a raw DD image and it uploaded lol…

[Wayne Workman]

@d4rk3 I’m thinking that the correct one will not be any of the “ram” ones.

You’ve tried these?
/dev/mmcblk0
/dev/loop0

[d4rk3]

@Wayne-Workman said:

@d4rk3 I’m thinking that the correct one will not be any of the “ram” ones.

You’ve tried these?
/dev/mmcblk0
/dev/loop0

Unfortunately, yes. I’ve tried everything from my partition table on my OP.

However, fdisk actually being able to see anything is progress. Tomorrow I’ll try some different kernels, maybe I’ll luck out…

[Wayne Workman]

@d4rk3 have you found this yet? https://linuxnorth.wordpress.com/2014/08/23/installing-linux-on-the-asus-transformer-book-t100/

this: https://linuxnorth.wordpress.com/2014/08/23/installing-linux-on-the-asus-transformer-book-t100/

and especially this: https://linuxnorth.wordpress.com/2014/12/12/replacing-the-kernel/’

It seems like a gold mine of relevant information…

But before you go doing all that jazz, I’d for real try Tom’s 3.18 kernels (and others) first.