I have a Rock Pi S model D4WPN8. What is the largest image size in bytes that will load and boot?
I know the raw capacity, I need that image size.
Thanks,
LeRoy
I have a Rock Pi S model D4WPN8. What is the largest image size in bytes that will load and boot?
I know the raw capacity, I need that image size.
Thanks,
LeRoy
I don’t get the question. You can run cat /proc/partitions
to get how many blocks the NAND actually has.
The raw capacity (not the advertised capacity) is the image size. They correspond 1:1.
As @jack said you can look in /proc/partitions to get the exact size of the device in bytes.
Thank you for the answer I was looking for.