What should I pay attention to when reinstalling Armbian on N1?

tang5275

Install a native Armbian_4.18 kernel for N1/T1https://www.right.com.cn/forum/thread-335609-1-1.html
According to the armbian installed in this post, I read the comments that reinstall needs to format /dev/data, but I didn't find the /dev/data directory,
Have you ever reinstalled the N1? Which partition needs to be formatted to delete the previous ones?

Dazed fish

Xiaobai should still install the USB flash drive, if it doesn't work, reinstall it, simple

tang5275

Dazed fish Posted on 2018-10-6 17:28
Xiaobai should still install the USB flash drive, if it doesn't work, reinstall it, simple

I just want to know how to reinstall, format the /dev/data partition, but I can't find it, do I need to mount manually? Mount that partition?

The setting sun is setting in the evening

Reloaded as Armbian?
Boot directly from the USB flash drive, enter the system, and then execute the next two commands.

tang5275

Sunset Evening Posted on 2018-10-6 22:20
Reloaded as Armbian?
Boot directly from the USB flash drive, enter the system, and then execute the next two commands.

Which command? Formatted? Or the two that are installed in the system? I am afraid that there will be remnants of the previous system after installation. And I didn't find the file /dev/data

Fourth young master

Just follow the main sticker, there will be no problem, no need to format

tang5275

Four Young Masters Posted on 2018-10-7 10:59
Just follow the main sticker, there will be no problem, no need to format

OK Won't there be a remnant of the previous system? Thank you

Fourth young master

tang5275 posted on 2018-10-7 11:10
OK Won't there be a remnant of the previous system? Thank you

No, there are more than 6 Gs left. In addition, if you are the latest version below, you can take a look at the tips on the 509th floor of the original post

Dazed fish

tang5275 posted on 2018-10-6 22:02
I just want to know how to reinstall, format the /dev/data partition, but I can't find it, do I need to mount manually? Mount that partition?

Some people say that just go to Recovery to clear the date partition, but I haven't tried it

tang5275

Four Young Masters Posted on 2018-10-7 12:13
No, there are more than 6 Gs left. In addition, if you are the latest version below, you can take a look at the tips on the 509th floor of the original post

Okay, thank you