<yang>
Is there a way to change U-boot booting delay from 1 second to 10 seconds, from an Armbian OS ?
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<Tartarus>
yes, change the bootdelay environment variable, but that only works on platforms that have env saved to some location rather than builtin (and so readonly)
<yang>
Tartarus: where could I find it ?
<Tartarus>
yang: Well, in u-boot, setenv bootdelay 10;saveenv
<Tartarus>
in Linux, if it's configured, fw_setenv bootdelay 10
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<yang>
fw_setenv bootdelay 10
<yang>
Configuration file wrong or corrupted
<yang>
that's the problem I always miss that first second in u-boot to stop it from booting up
<yang>
to change the settings
<yang>
I think it says, that I must press the "space" key?
<Tartarus>
yes, if it's not "any" key, it's often space
<Tartarus>
and just press/hold spacebar in the console, it'll catch it in time
<yang>
ok
<yang>
I'll try
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<yang>
Tartarus: maybe the space key has no function , I am unable to catch it
<yang>
I don't have a serial console hooked up
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<yang>
trying on the laptop
<yang>
I do have 2 U-boots installed, one is old and it's on Emmc, the other newer one is on SD card. They system boots from Emmc into old OS, and from SD card into new OS
<Tartarus>
oh
<Tartarus>
Well, what device is this even?
<Tartarus>
If you have a display, in u-boot, but it's a USB keyboard, yes, it might not be in time and you need serial
<yang>
Teres I - Olimex laptop
<yang>
bbl
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<mps>
yang: does armbian use extlinux.conf for u-boot config
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<f_>
mps: Doesn't seem to.
<mps>
f_: aha, ok. Anyway I have this notebook and I have short guide and script to install alpine on it, though with grub as bootloader, here https://arvanta.net/alpine/alpine-on-olimex/