So – I’ve been messing around with Ubuntu on a NanoPi Duo setup with motherboard which has build in SSD – all is well. In this and similar systems we have a Windows-readable boot partition and a Linux root partition with everything else except boot.
I copied the root partition (partition 1) over to the internal SSD – could just as easily be a USB stick – which left me with a 32GB SD doing nothing but booting the board… Like Raspberry PIs before version 3, I’m stuck with this for now. Seems such a WASTE.
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