Vu+ Real Multiboot Now Available

One more question.
Could the fact that multiboot failed to install have caused the boot loader to become corrupted?
After the command :‘cat /proc/cmdline’
I get something like this:
Code: 
libata.force=1:3.0G,2:3. 0G,3:3.0G root=/dev/mmcblk0p9 rootfstype=ext4 rootflags=data=journal rootwait rw coherent_pool=2M vmalloc=622m bmem=630m@394m bmem=383m@1665m bmem=443m@2625m

It looks like the bootloader is loading the system from slot 9. (Am I understanding this correctly?)
Do I need to upload a new bootloader?
Thansk.
 
goral said:
One more question.
Could the fact that multiboot failed to install have caused the boot loader to become corrupted?
After the command :‘cat /proc/cmdline’
I get something like this:
Code: 
libata.force=1:3.0G,2:3. 0G,3:3.0G root=/dev/mmcblk0p9 rootfstype=ext4 rootflags=data=journal rootwait rw coherent_pool=2M vmalloc=622m bmem=630m@394m bmem=383m@1665m bmem=443m@2625m

It looks like the bootloader is loading the system from slot 9. (Am I understanding this correctly?)
Do I need to upload a new bootloader?
Thansk.
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The multiboot on vuplus box is managed by a custom kernel installed in place of the primary kernel. The bootloader isn't touched at all. If you unzip openbh image into an empty usb stick, you will overwrite the multiboot kernel.
If you remove the rootfs file you won't loose the multiboot image but will be unaccessible.

To remove the multiboot you must use an usb stick. If by using the usb stick the multiboot won't be removed, probably your usb stick is defective
 
Liquid said:
The multiboot on vuplus box is managed by a custom kernel installed in place of the primary kernel. The bootloader isn't touched at all. If you unzip openbh image into an empty usb stick, you will overwrite the multiboot kernel.
If you remove the rootfs file you won't loose the multiboot image but will be unaccessible.

To remove the multiboot you must use an usb stick. If by using the usb stick the multiboot won't be removed, probably your usb stick is defective
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Thanks for your reply.

Could the HDD be causing this problem?
I have an HDD that I do not remove during flashing.
 
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