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Commit 03b528fd authored by Robert Nelson's avatar Robert Nelson
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Merge branch 'beagley-ai-nvme-fixes-cleanup' into 'main'

beagley-ai-expansion-nvme: reword copy -> transfer and recommend external debugger

See merge request !135
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If your drives aren't listed as expected, please check the Troubleshooting section at the end of this document.
Step 3a. Copy your filesystem and modify extlinux.conf for NVMe boot over serial (recommended)
Step 3a. Transfer your root filesystem over to NVMe with a bootmenu option (recommended)
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For this method, you must use the serial port, to select the ``2: transfer microSD rootfs to NVMe (advanced)`` the boot menu option:
For this method, you will need `Raspberry Pi Debug Probe <https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/microcontrollers/debug-probe.html>`_
or similar serial (USB to UART) adapter, to select the ``2: transfer microSD rootfs to NVMe (advanced)`` the boot menu option:
.. code:: console
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The BeagleY-AI will shutdown when complete
Step 3b. Copy your filesystem and modify extlinux.conf for NVMe boot over user-space
Step 3b. Transfer your root filesystem over to NVMe with a shell script
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A variety of useful scripts are available in ``/opt/``, one of them enables us to move our micro-sd contents to NVMe and make BeagleY-AI boot from there directly.
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