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      <title>Failsafe Pi Dual-boot with GPIO</title>
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      <description>tl;dr Add this to /boot/config.txt:
# Set GPIO 26 to pull-up gpio=26=pu # If GPIO 26 is high, the kernel, dtb and cmdline will be taken from /boot/other/ [gpio26=1] # Note the trailing slash is important os_prefix=other/ The background I&amp;rsquo;ve been keen for quite some time on using Arm powered machines for as much as I can. Back in 2012 I bought the first Samsung Chromebook which used a dual-core Cortex-A15 Samsung Exynos chip.</description>
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