Booting To Sd

[CPUnltd]

running full HF5 on my Pandora and ran into an odd "problem"... when I put an SD card that has been formatted with HF5 into the left SD slot, the system automatically boots into the SD install... my issue comes where I wish to do some stuff with the Arch option that wejp has blessed us all with and I am unable to. When I hold the right shoulder button at boot, my options are:

default boot
power off
USB serial prompt
serial prompt



I don't get the "Boot to SD1" option that I'm sure I saw a while back when I first got my unit... I'll be contacting wejp to make sure I extracted his image properly, but aside from that, I wanna make sure I'm not missing a feature I had before (or whatever the case may be)...

 

[surt]

http://pandorawiki.org/Running_Linux_from_an_SD_card#Set_up_your_boot.txt

 

[WizardStan]

You have an autoboot file. That will cause it to always automatically boot to the SD card. The R trigger menu is looking for boot file. Rename autoboot to boot and it will default back to booting to NAND and "boot from SD" will start appearing in the menu.

 

[CPUnltd]

so my assumption was right that it wasn't an "issue" but a "feature" that I just didn't recognize... Thank you... not sure if I should mark this "Solved" as I was unsure from the beginning on whether or not it was an actual problem...