@Dwyloc
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Dwyloc wrote:
Well that worked I am now duel booting debian and AOS4.1 on my sam440ep the only problem is that booting AOS4 under
parthenope is very slow, it now takes about 3 minutes to boot AOS4 for the first time instead of less than 30 seconds.
Infact I have not timed booting linux yet but it feels like linux boots faster than linux with my config.
Is this a known problem or have I found some new bug with dual booting AOS and Linux?
The first time I tried Debian, I used the 'official' Debian PPC version. I also had the regular boot loader that comes with AmigaOS 4.1 and used EXT3. It installed fine but I only had an option to boot Linux so I reinstalled the boot loader to get AmigaOS back :P
This time, I am using the newer ACube supplied Debian and my boot time for AmigaOS is the same as before I installed it. I have not yet installed the new UBoot yet though, maybe it has something to do with the slow down?
As for ext2 vs ext3, I would assume that if you have your boot partition in ext2 for parthenope to access, you should be OK. I was feeling lazy though and just have a /tmp, SWAP and / partitions on my Sam440ep.