Combining Data2SD & Rom2SD with 2 SD Cards > Bootloop - Asus Transformer TF700

Hello!
My name is Chris and i have a problem.
Here the details:
Bootloader: 10.6.1.14.10
Recovery: TWRP 28.7.2 @area51 KANG
SD Cards: Samsung microSDHC PRO 32GB - partition1 15GiB NTFS, partition2 14,xx GiB EXT4 /data, partition3 1GiB EXT4 /system.
Kingston UHS-I U3 microSDXC 64GB - partition1 30GiB NTFS, partition2 29,xx GiB F2FS
My Goal was to use the Kingston Card for DATA2SD accelerating the internal system and the Samsung Card for ROM2SD to Dualboot.
As Rom i wanted to use Zombi-Pop in both cases.
Before, i had Crombi-KK on internal without DATA2SD and on the Samsung Card with ROM2SD. All worked fine.
I also want to use F2FS on internal paritions (system, cache, date) and on ext_data (Kingston). EXT4 for the ROM2SD system (Samsung; ext_system, ext_data)
I'm pretty sure this configuration has to work.
But since flashing Zombi-Pop the first time I got an infinite booting animation.
So i have a few questions:
Is my planned configuration even possible?
Do i have to flag the system and data partitions on SD Card with gparted as /system and /data?
Do i have to flash the kernel seperately? Usually sbdags ROMs do this but i have the suspicion it is not updated correctly so it is confused with my config? Just a suspicion.
Maybe my partitions are corrupted? Or F2FS is the problem. I formatted all internal partitions and the ext_data of the Kingston Card with TWRP to F2FS. Zombi-Pop then reformats /system to EXT4 and leaves the others be.
I'd appreciate any help from you guys filled with knowledge

ChrisCharles said:
Hello!
My name is Chris and i have a problem.
Here the details:
Bootloader: 10.6.1.14.10
Recovery: TWRP 28.7.2 @area51 KANG
SD Cards: Samsung microSDHC PRO 32GB - partition1 15GiB NTFS, partition2 14,xx GiB EXT4 /data, partition3 1GiB EXT4 /system.
Kingston UHS-I U3 microSDXC 64GB - partition1 30GiB NTFS, partition2 29,xx GiB F2FS
My Goal was to use the Kingston Card for DATA2SD accelerating the internal system and the Samsung Card for ROM2SD to Dualboot.
As Rom i wanted to use Zombi-Pop in both cases.
Before, i had Crombi-KK on internal without DATA2SD and on the Samsung Card with ROM2SD. All worked fine.
I also want to use F2FS on internal paritions (system, cache, date) and on ext_data (Kingston). EXT4 for the ROM2SD system (Samsung; ext_system, ext_data)
I'm pretty sure this configuration has to work.
But since flashing Zombi-Pop the first time I got an infinite booting animation.
So i have a few questions:
Is my planned configuration even possible?
Do i have to flag the system and data partitions on SD Card with gparted as /system and /data?
Do i have to flash the kernel seperately? Usually sbdags ROMs do this but i have the suspicion it is not updated correctly so it is confused with my config? Just a suspicion.
Maybe my partitions are corrupted? Or F2FS is the problem. I formatted all internal partitions and the ext_data of the Kingston Card with TWRP to F2FS. Zombi-Pop then reformats /system to EXT4 and leaves the others be.
I'd appreciate any help from you guys filled with knowledge
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I ask myself, why did you think it necessary to start a new thread to ask about this ?
Why did you not ask in the rom thread ?
But if you would like some help, join us on irc, when you get sometime
https://webchat.freenode.net/
Channel: #zombi-x
Thx Josh

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