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Tinker Board Debian OS V2.2.2 with own kernel

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I have compiled my own kernel for the Tinker Board Debian OS V2.2.2. But i cannot replace the old zImage file because since version 2.2.2 it is no longer stored at /boot/. How can i switch the kernel in version 2.2.2?

I have seen that asus switched to uefi boot and there are 8 seperated partitions insted od two. In which one is the kernel stored and how can i mount these partitions?

 

Regards, Frank

 

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This SOP is for Tinker Board 2. I'm using Tinker Board S. Should this also work for Tinker Board S?

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Which device is the right one to install the Kernel on? My TinkerOS V2.2.2 on my Tinker Board S shows me the following devices:

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I am in the same situation as Frank, but with Debian-Buster-v3.0.11, and half a year later  I still cannot find any up to date answer to what seems to be a pretty basic question , only other ppl running into the same problem ....

All guides mention copying it into boot which does not contain the zImage anymore (and is not big enough anyways).

Has anyone succeeded in figuring out where the place the new zImage ??

The linked Tinker_Board_2_Build_and_Install_Kernel.pdf refers to /dev/sdd4 which does not exist on tinkerboard S
 

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Same here.

I think  /dev/sdd4 (or /dev/mmcblk1p4) are the location for boot.img

But the build script from How to Compile Debian Kernel for Tinker Board.md for rk3288 only produces zImage, dtb and modules.
Is there any script similar to 

make ARCH=arm64 rk3399-tinker_board_2.img CROSS_COMPILE=aarch64-linux-gnu- -j8

but for rk3288 tinkerboard?

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hello @JasonS

for rk3399/ v8 there's no zImage, you will have use Image instead, try:

make ARCH=arm64 CROSS_COMPILE=aarch64-linux-gnu- -j4
make Image ARCH=arm64 CROSS_COMPILE=aarch64-linux-gnu- -j8

 

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