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Subject: unable to boot 11.2-BETA1 on BeagleBone
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I tried to boot 11.2-BETA1 on a BeagleBone Black that had been running
11.1-RELEASE.  It didn't boot, falling back to the EMMC (which isn't bootable,
a different problem).  I was also unable to boot the snapshot from 12/20.
I see that the boot partition has different contents:

11.1-RELEASE:
MLO             u-boot.img      ubldr           ubldr.bin

11.2-BETA1:
MLO             boot.scr        u-boot.img      ubldr.bin

Has anyone else been able to boot on a BeagleBone?

I'm happy to run tests.

		Mike