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• Software / Linux / Command Line
  ClusterCTRL: How do I USBBOOT a Compute Module and use eMMC as local storage/swap?
  A Compute Module will boot as a USB device if either USBBOOT is enabled or it can't find bootcode.txt in ...
• Software / Linux / Command Line
  How do I copy the partition layout to a new drive?
  It's useful in RAID setups to copy the partition tables over to a second/third/etc drive to save using fdisk to ...
• Software / Linux / Command Line
  How do I copy the partition table from disk to disk?
  When using GPT you can use sgdisk to copy the partition table. FROM="/dev/sdX" TO="/dev/sdY" sgdisk $FROM -R $TO sgdisk -G $TO This will copy the ...
• Software / Linux
  How do I resize a disk image (Raspbian SD/USB image)?
  To resize the last partition in a disk image, for example a Raspberry Pi SD card image first increase the ...
• Hardware / Cluster HAT / Cluster CTRL
  [LEGACY] Guide to using the RPIBOOT [test] image on the Cluster HAT/Zero Dongle / Zero
  See the current documentation on booting without SD cards, this legacy information is kept here in case it helps anyone.   Cluster ...
• Hardware / Cluster HAT / Cluster CTRL
  How do I change a Cluster HAT image type (Controller/NAT/P1/P2/P3/P4/etc.)?
  If you're using an newer style Cluster CTRL image (the file /etc/default/clusterctrl exists) please follow Cluster CTRL instructions. On the Cluster ...
• Hardware / Cluster HAT / Cluster CTRL
  ClusterCTRL: How to write an image to the eMMC?
  To write an image to the eMMC on a Compute Module you need to boot it as a USB Device ...
• Hardware / Cluster HAT / Cluster CTRL
  How do I tell a Raspberry Pi to ignore a HAT EEPROM?
  To prevent loading of device tree files (etc) from a HAT EEPROM add the following to the config.txt file in ...
• Hardware / Cluster HAT / Cluster CTRL
  How do I change a Cluster CTRL image type (Controller/NAT/P1/P2/P3/P4/etc.)?
  If you're using an older style Cluster HAT image (if you have /etc/default/clusterctrl then you're using the new style), follow ...