Has someone ever managed to insert a bootable-SD-card into the Pandora, enable mass-storage-mode, connect it to a PC/laptop/netbook/... and make it boot that SD-card? I tried it with a card that is correctly booted when inserted into some separate USB-cardreader, but when using the pandora for it, no usb-device is shown in the boot-menu of the PC i tested it on.
I also tried fiddling with the kernel-module-parameters of g_file_storage, but without success. I only found a way to run the mass-storage-mode in read-only mode, which is also somewhat interesting as you can offer your data to someone without the risk of getting files deleted/changed.
As for the booting-issue: My guess is that either the PC i tried it with is incompatible or it's not possible at all.
Maybe a newer kernel/kernel-module would work. Would be nice for setting up an SD-card with a a grub-menu, a couple of partitions containing live-OS-images like knoppix, grml, clonezilla, anti-vir-CDs... and use it on demand for booting some system.
I also tried fiddling with the kernel-module-parameters of g_file_storage, but without success. I only found a way to run the mass-storage-mode in read-only mode, which is also somewhat interesting as you can offer your data to someone without the risk of getting files deleted/changed.
As for the booting-issue: My guess is that either the PC i tried it with is incompatible or it's not possible at all.
Maybe a newer kernel/kernel-module would work. Would be nice for setting up an SD-card with a a grub-menu, a couple of partitions containing live-OS-images like knoppix, grml, clonezilla, anti-vir-CDs... and use it on demand for booting some system.