Finally got this working: auzn@goflex-home:/media/part1/openssl$ openssl engine cryptodev (cryptodev) cryptodev engine auzn@goflex-home:/media/part1/openssl$ openssl speed -evp aes-128-cbc Doing aes-128-cbc for 3s on 16 size blocks: 53796 aes-128-cbc's in 0.18s Doing aes-128-cbc for 3s on 64 size blocks: 52113 aes-128-cbc's in 0.22s Doing aes-128-cbc for 3s on 256 size blocks: 5by auzn - Debian
it there a way to upgrade rootfs without reinstall everything? I was trying to build cryptodev module, which asks for 4.4 linux-headers which I don't have. Would updating rootfs fix that or I should simply use the 3.16 linux-header (I currently have) to build that? EDIT: Just realized that the 4.4 linux-header is included in the 4.4 kernel package. So it solved the second question. Iby auzn - Debian
Quick question about cp -aR, what is the difference between -a and -aR? I see on the man page of cp that -a means -dR --preserve=all, so I thought -a and -aR has the same effect.by auzn - Debian
So I gave this a try today. I basically followed the instruction from bodhi, but instead of download a new rootfs, I just used the one that I already setup. Basically I made the ext3 and f2fs partitions, cp -a to copy the rootfs to f2fs partition, and the cp -a to move the /boot to the ext3 partition. The system didn't boot up successfully. From the netconsole I can see that the uboot waby auzn - Debian
I do have the newer arch uboot 2015.10, but I just couldn't get the system to boot with a debian rootfs on a usb. So I just ended up flash the latest uboot from bodhi, reset the setenv parameters, and it worked. What is interesting is that I have two rootfs on usb and sata, and it seems to be ok. The system will boot from usb if attached, and from sata if usb is not attached. So do I stiby auzn - Debian
I am trying to convert my goflex home from archlinux to debian. Right now I have archlinux installed on SATA, and I am planning to have debian installed on a USB. So my questions are: 1. where do I start? I suppose I should get the debian on to my usb first, then how do I get the GFH to boot from the USB? Do I need to change the U-Boot in some way? 2. What should I do with the arch on SATA?by auzn - Debian