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'''Note''' - yes, it's a manual process (sorry) until Tegras are in SlaveAlloc | '''Note''' - yes, it's a manual process (sorry) until Tegras are in SlaveAlloc | ||
== Remote format an SDCard == | |||
To remote format the SDCard you want to ensure the bare-minimum has even a chance of touching the tegra until you are done. this is usually a simple matter of making sure clientproxy and buildbot are not running for the tegra. | |||
Then you want to telnet in: | |||
telnet tegra-### 20701 | |||
Assuming the tegra is up, this will get you to a command-prompt, you'll then be checking the current mount info (used for sanity check, incase anything goes wrong) and executing the command to format, then rebooting the tegra to ensure it gets started in a clean/known state. Optionally you can telnet back in and recheck the mount info | |||
exec mount | |||
exec newfs_msdos -F 32 /dev/block/vold/179:9 | |||
exec rebt | |||
^] | |||
quit | |||
Yes the ^] is a ctrl+] so that you can get out of the telnet prompt, since rebt does not return a value, and otherwise might have you stuck in the prompt until the connection closes remotely. | |||
= Environment = | = Environment = | ||