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Old 02-22-2013, 07:54 PM   #1173
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Originally Posted by superium View Post
Thank you very much !
I've got it,but still not clearly about the relationship between the kernel and system.it seems that the kernel is not installed to mmcblk0p ,then where does it store in ?
Will usb load model be slowner than serial port ?
Hard to answer when you are not using the correct device names:
mmcblk0 : The entire flash device
mmcblk0p1 : First partition, file system for the "main" system
mmcblk0p2 : Second partition, file system for the "diags" system
mmcblk0p3 : Persistent system local storage
mmcblk0p4 : Storage that backs up the exported FAT USB storage area.

Those four partitions do not describe the entire storage area of the device, there are areas outside of the partitions where things are stored.
(like the bootstrap, the kernels, device specific and personal data, etc.)

Serial port is the slowest access.

Since you started here, the LiveCD has been updated to do this job on your K3 - and is now the recommended thing to use.
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