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Add a note that only USB top port is supported under U-Boot.

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Gauthier Provost 2018-10-08 14:40:24 +08:00
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@ -141,6 +141,9 @@ saveenv
Now you have the option to move your Root FileSystem to a storage device connected to USB3.0. Under Armbian you can use the **nand-sata-install** utility to easily take care of this procedure. Now you have the option to move your Root FileSystem to a storage device connected to USB3.0. Under Armbian you can use the **nand-sata-install** utility to easily take care of this procedure.
!!! Important
Only the USB **top port** is supported by U-Boot. So you need to plug the storage device on which you want to move the RootFS in the top port.
1) Enable the *spi_workaround* if it's not enabled yet (refer to the above [section](#under-armbian)). 1) Enable the *spi_workaround* if it's not enabled yet (refer to the above [section](#under-armbian)).
2) Run **nand-sata-install** utility 2) Run **nand-sata-install** utility
@ -150,10 +153,6 @@ sudo nand-sata-install
3) Select option **6 Boot from SPI - system on SATA, USB or NVMe** 3) Select option **6 Boot from SPI - system on SATA, USB or NVMe**
!!! Important
The target device you want to use to host your RootFS should be already partitioned.
**Warning** All data present on the partition you choose will be erased.
4) When RootFS migration is done, disable spi_workaround. 4) When RootFS migration is done, disable spi_workaround.
5) Set DIP switches **SW1** to SPI Boot and reboot the system. 5) Set DIP switches **SW1** to SPI Boot and reboot the system.