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So if you plan to format the extern | So if you plan to format the extern | ||
umount /media/mmc2 | umount /media/mmc2 | ||
- | sfdisk /dev/mmcblk0 | + | sfdisk /dev/mmcblk0 |
- | 1,15000,6 | + | /dev/mmcblk0p1:1,15000,6 |
- | 15001,, | + | /dev/mmcblk0p2:15001,, |
- | + | /dev/mmcblk0p3: | |
- | + | /dev/mmcblk0p4: | |
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'''** Note **''' "<< EOF" '' and'' "EOF" '' are required text if the commands are in a script file but are NOT entered if you are typing the commands into a terminal/shell. In the second case, sfdisk will require the Enter key be pressed, instead of blank lines, to sfdisk's prompts for any unused partitions. Keep pressing the Enter key until sfdisk has finished prompting for the partitions, then you will need to enter "y" to confirm you want to actually write the changes to the card.'' | '''** Note **''' "<< EOF" '' and'' "EOF" '' are required text if the commands are in a script file but are NOT entered if you are typing the commands into a terminal/shell. In the second case, sfdisk will require the Enter key be pressed, instead of blank lines, to sfdisk's prompts for any unused partitions. Keep pressing the Enter key until sfdisk has finished prompting for the partitions, then you will need to enter "y" to confirm you want to actually write the changes to the card.'' |
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