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Kernel: making uas module built-in #181
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Changing one's setup to use an initramfs doesn't seem to be too hard: https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/a/103849 |
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Being tired of burning through micro µSD cards and wishing to keep my pi stand-alone, I purchased a UAS-enabled USB enclosure and a (cheap) SSD, and chain-boot on it (booloader & kernel are still on sdcard fat partition, with
root=PARTUUID=<an ssd partition>
). It boots fine, but kernel uses USB mass-storage module.Mass storage does not give access to some features, like trim. UAS (USB-attached SCSI) protocol, on the other hand, does give access to trim, so I would like to be able to boot from it. Would it be possible to build kernel images with
CONFIG_USB_UAS=Y
? (building as a module would be no good without and initrd)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: