Tiny Tina's Wonderlands
After finishing Borderlands 2 and appreciating the DLC with the DnD theme, I started to play the full fledged game that came from that idea.
It's better than I was expecting, the engine is a lot different from Borderlands 2, you can see arms and legs of the main...
On the Pandora the main limit of the NAND was the small size, so it was a no brainer to use SD for almost everything needed by the OS, but with the Pyra there are gigabytes of space that can be used at least for libraries and applications that doesn't fit well on external supports.
This way the...
Also I'm curious to see the result of this command, it should return the UUID of all the devices you have.
sudo blkid
there should be at least one that corresponds to the one that it's trying to load
First of all, "mount" without additional parameters is not able to determine how to mount a partition without some existent configuration files, those maybe are not still accessible from initramfs, so that error could be normal.
For now you should try this commands to see if it magically can...
I played so much with the game (v51) and also finished it without issues.
So now I did this:
Removed the appdata folder to start from scratch
Started the game (to create the appdata folder)
Put in there only the minimum game files required (don't mind caps and misspells, I'm writing from...
also, in the "/proc/cmdline" right now there should be an argument like this:
"root=PARTUUID=84d0d9b1-02"
try to change it to "root=/dev/sda<NUMBER>" (I don't remember the number of the NAND ...)
From there you should be able to run some commands to check what is the actual hardware situation, for example "df -h".
Try also to run manually the commands listed in the error messages, like "cat /proc/cmdline" and "cat /proc/modules".
Have a look at the structure of the /dev tree, etc...