Unsuccessful attempts at installing the ARM on SSD

[pebcak]

@manuel

And you have a gpt disk, does that work (without an extra partition) with our ARM install?

Here is the function in charge of partitioning the disk from install-image-V2.5.sh:

function partition_RPi4() {
   parted --script -a minimal $devicename \
   mklabel gpt \
   unit MiB \
   mkpart primary fat32 2MiB 202MiB \
   mkpart primary ext4 202MiB $devicesize"MiB" \
   quit
}

@manuel

But in /etc/fstab, shouldn’t the / partition be declared before /boot partition?

I don’t know. I wouldn’t think that it should matter but I can try and report back.

Edit: Not sure if the SSD part still needs to be done manually:

[ARM] Raspberry Pi Kernel update & 64 Bit on SSD

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