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druck <news@druck.org.uk> wrote:That's the only way it works on older devices.It may still work on the Pi 2B, but being slower you may need toI think the problem here is that start.elf, config.txt, the kernel and
increase the value of rootwait in cmdline.txt - particularly if it is a
spinning disc rather than an SSD - it could take 60 seconds before the
drive is readable.
cmdline.txt are all on the USB device - you can't put a timeout in
cmdline.txt because by that point you already need the USB device up to read
that file.
The alternative approach would be to have a regular bootcode.bin, start.elf,
kernel, etc on the SD card and then tell the kernel to find its rootfs on a
USB drive, at which point rootwait may help. (I think Bob is using FreeBSD
but there is probably an equivalent option there). Or to interpose u-boot
for the 'kernel' on the SD card, and then tell u-boot to find the kernel on
USB.
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