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Armbian with OrangePi plus 2E - no eMMC device

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Hi All,

 

Armbian boots fine from SDcard but when I run nand-sata-install 

the script complains that it has no target. A #ls /dev/mmcblk* shows /dev/mmcblk0 and /dev/mmcblk0P1
 
When mounted, just to see, the  mmcblk0P1 partition contains the usual linux directories, so I suppose this partition is definitely the SDcard
 
No EMMC device is present.
 
Could this be due to me performing, yesterday a:
 

dd if=/mnt/ArchLinux_Minimal.img of=/dev/mmcblk1 bs=4M 

 

?

 

I did this because I read somewhere that booting up from SDCARD followed by a dd worked in some cases.

 

Note I originally wanted to run Arch, but since there is apparently no support at orangepi.org, after 1 week, I decided to switch to Armbian.

 

Does EMMC have some boot sector / partition table that I have overwritten?

 

Regards

I just got my 2E the other day - did nand-sata-install yesterday - and it worked flawlessly...

 

Maybe try doing a "factory" install of Android to the eMMC (no idea how you do that - I hate Android - only use it because I "have" to on my phone) - then boot Armbian off SD card, then try the nand-sata-install again?  My 2E came with Android on the eMMC (everything in Chinese)...

 

Personally - love how fast the 2E boots off eMMC...  Love Armbian too...  when I get more "financial" I'll chip in to the project...

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