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Can't boot from eMMC

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Just got my Tinker Board S in... used Etcher to flash the following image to the eMMC:
 

Armbian Stretch 
mainline kernel 4.14.y

It won't boot.  That same image flashed to the SD card boots just fine.  I've tried using the armbian-config to install it to the eMMC that way; however, all I get are "There are no targets.  Please check your drives." 

What the heck am I doin' wrong?  New to the entire SBC realm, and got this instead of the Pi.  I don't want a desktop distro installed... just a simple distro w/ bash.  Any help would be appreciated... spent the last 6 hours trying to figure this out.  This isn't the 'tinkering' I had in mind when I got this thing.  Thanks...

Respectfully,
Eric

Edited by deveric
misspelled word

4 hours ago, deveric said:

What the heck am I doin' wrong?


Nothing. Tinkerboard S or eMMC support on Tinkerboard was not developed/adjusted yet. I got my S model earlier this week, but I am too busy even to open the package. The second problem is that stock kernel is (still?) a complete mess due to severe upstream changes. Support in a modern kernel might be even more difficult. Don't know much from a current perspective. It can be a simple way to fix this as well ...

Boot and use a system from SD media until this is not fixed since it might take some time.

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You guys kick ass... appreciate it, and all you do for getting these devices to play nicely with Armbian!  :P

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