Curious if anyone else has bumped into this. I am attempting to install Windows 10 onto the new UDOO x86. Loaded up a USB thumb drive based on instructions. Also formatted at 64GB UHC (and a class 10 as well) to NTFS. Following instructions, I connected both to the UDOO, did boot up sequence. When I get to the Windows 10 installation screen where you pick and installation partition, I am always presented with only two options (a 1MB partition and a 7.9GB partition). Neither of them can be chosen to install to, and no matter what I do I can't get another partition to appear. (I've tried multiple micro SD cards, additional USB thumb drives, etc). Before going the route of buying additional hardware (SATA drive, M.2 SSD), does anyone know what might be happening here? Thanks in advance! J
Windows can't be installed to USB drive or SD card unless PE or other format e.g. VHD and Windows to go. The 8GB partition is the built-in eMMC and obviously not enough space for win10.
It would be great if this information about SD cards and USB drives is added to the documentation. The current 1-2 page PDFs are not enough information to cover all the different scenarios, especially for folks who are new to this hardware. Looking forward to trying this stuff out once I buy additional hardware for it...
@grayfuse today we've released a bunch of things: http://www.udoo.org/new-resources-udoo-x86/ We hope it's all more documented this way. Also, we've fixed the problem of SD being read only. Just download the following link http://download.udoo.org/files/UDOO_X86/UEFI_update/UDOOX86_B02-UEFI_Update_rel102.zip and you'll find inside it a file with the process you have to follow to update the UEFI BIOS, as well as the updater tool.
