[quote=“Albatros, post: 20692, member: 16710”]I started from debug mode, and typed in fdisk -l, it shows me start sector 1. The disk has only 1 partition, there is only /dev/sda1.[/quote]
It sounds like the issue for you is related to it creating the partition. To my knowledge, XP only uses the one partition. I correct the start sector, if it’s blank or 1 to set it 63.
[quote=“Joe Butler, post: 20698, member: 3637”]I get exactly the same issue using REV 1009.
Also I’m unable to upload a Windows 7 Image, it flashes on the blue upload screen then restarts.
Deploying ‘looks’ like its working, until it restarts then just crashes before the windows logo (note its not the image as using the exact same image of previous revisions 999 and below it worked fine)
Maybe the problem is linked in someway?[/quote]
Joe, can you start yours as debug (Download or Upload?) and run the command:
[code]parted -s /dev/sda2 -a opt u kB mkpart primary ntfs 105906176s 100%[/code]
Tell me what it spits out at you.
It sounds for your particular issue, is it’s not recreating the second partition and I need to find out why. I have two commands:
[code]parted -s ${part} -a opt u kB mkpart primary ntfs ${defaultpart2start}B ${layoutSize}
parted -s ${part} -a opt u kB mkpart primary ntfs ${defaultpart2start}B ${diskSize}kB[/code]
Back to back. One way or another, it’s supposed to create the second partition. Some drives don’t mind 100%, others need the size specified directly. I don’t know why. On an 80GB drive, it wants percents. On a 50GB drive, it wants the actual disk size. It’s dependent upon the drive itself.
${layoutSize} is set to 100%
${diskSize} reads the max size the drive can contain.