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pulling out the card is impossible, i think its integrated in the mainboard.
but i got it done, after several times getting stuck on boot after installation... then erased everything on the MMC and let the graphical installer doing the partitioning ![]()
Howdy!
First, sorry for my bad english
Second, sorry for questions which might sound stupid for you^^
Im writing this post because some things made me unsure if things will work the way i want them to work...
I planned to install Devuan ASCII on my Acer Travelmate B117. Beside of a 2,5" HDD which is removable, the travelmate has a internal memory, which gparted is showing as a 58.24 GB big "dev/mmcblk0" device, with following partitions:
-mmcblk0p1 = 100MiB | EFI system partition | fat32
-mmcblk0p2 = 16MiB | Microsoft reserved partition | unknown
-mmcblk0p3 = 57.13GiB | Basic data partition (Windows) | ntfs
-mmcblk0p4 = 1GiB | Basic data partition (Recovery) | ntfs
Now the big question, if i format this "internal memorycard" and install Devuan on it, will it be bootable afterwards? Or do i have to format only p3 and p4, letting p1 and p2 untouched?
I am not familiar with this sort of diskspace, and dont want to break it down
Hopefully someone can give me a little advice.
The next step would be installing qTox and i2P...
big thanks & have a nice day ![]()
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