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Here's a confirmation picture to go with it ....<br>
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I have been able to boot with my SD card after Luke gave me a specific
dd command specific for my SD card - all SD cards seem to be different
... Luke has the calculation ...<br>
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I could not believe my eyes when I saw the logo appear .... I had
already destoyed some of the track where the soldering points were
meant to be ... and I was sodering straight onto the resistors! ...
using a watchmakers eye glass to see what i was doing ...<br>
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So right now I have a Logo but nothing else ....... I need clear, VERY
SIMPLE to follow step by step instructions how to reinstall the OS ...
I mean a real OS!! <br>
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So this proves beyond doubt that the SD can boot the CT-PC89E? ....
unless I still had some remnants of u-boot code on my nand flash which
was still being referred to .....<br>
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Very good news!!!<br>
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Adam<br>
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