I recently acquired a Pogoplug E01 and found this thread, which encouraged me to update the uboot. Following the standard Kirkwood instructions, I successfully installed the E02 uboot and got Debian 12 running on a flashdrive. While both the E01 and E02 have the same 256 MB RAM, the E01 has 4x flash of the E02, 512 MB vs 128 MB. That made it an excellent candidate for running OpenWRT on the flby dexter - uBoot
Hi. I have two V3 Pogo Pros with 2015 U-boot, both running Debian 10 Buster, one with kernel 4.14.180-oxnas-tld-1 (from a rootfs install) and the other with kernel 4.1.0-oxnas-tld-1 (from a sysupgrade from Debian 9 Stretch.) I would like to update the older kernel, but linux-4.14.180-oxnas-tld-1.bodhi.tar.bz2 has been deleted from Dropbox. Can the deleted file be restored, or would it be betby dexter - Debian
Has anyone had any luck getting irexec to run in the background and process keypad input in later versions of Debian, Stretch and Buster?by dexter - Debian
I also have bodhi's latest uboot on my dockstar and was able to boot the uImage from a usb flash drive. The sysupgrade said it was successful, but would not boot from nand until I changed this: setenv bootargs_lede setenv bootargs $console $mtdparts saveenv I believe this is because bootargs was set differently by set_bootargs and bootcmd for a multiboot setup: printenv set_bootargsby dexter - Rescue System
Gravelrash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > @dexter > > stock Ralink RT3090 PCIe wifi card. just doesnt > cut it - you should replace it with some other > card, preferably atheros based, then install the > modules for the atheros unit Mine works great as a client with Debian using firmware-ralink and OpenWRT with kmod-rt2800-pci. But nby dexter - Off-Topic
@leggo I have the Pro running OpenWRT 15.05 using the stock Ralink RT3090 PCIe wifi card. It works as a client but have been unable to configure it as an AP. Would you be willing to exchange configuration files? Easy to do in LuCI - System - Backup - Generate archive.by dexter - Off-Topic
Pianobar control from USB keypad notes. 1. get pianobar installed and working. apt-get install pianobar. Use your existing Pandora account or create a new account. 2. for some reason these packages may also be needed: alsa-utils, kbd, psmisc, screen, openssl. 3. To get the usb sound card to work, create /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf to read: options snd_usb_audio index=0 4. 'by dexter - Debian
I have lirc controlling pianobar on the dockstar with jessie. I can share details if anyone is interested. But it doesn't work on the pogoplug pro/oxnas platform with jessie and kernel 4.1. root@pogobiz1:/etc/lirc# irw connect: No such file or directory No socket is created: root@pogobiz1:/dev# ls -l lircd lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 21 Jun 19 08:57 lircd -> ../var/run/lirc/lircdby dexter - Debian
>That is what I currently have configured on my PogoPlug Pro 02 using DTB with uImage. However, dexter has brought >up in this post that OpenWRT no longer provides zImage and uImage files (I can confirm this from my own builds, too). >So, using DTB with uImage approach will no longer be viable if we need to use OpenWRT. Meanwhile, I have pointed >out in my other post that perhaps we cby dexter - uBoot
>I was hoping to see the kernel config file to determine if the zImage kernel you ran support USB. I could not tell whether >it is true from the config.diff. >> as it does not seem to be >> related to Uboot. >That is true. You have already booted Debian on USB successfully. All questions point to the Chaos Calmer zImage. >Usually for distro that runs in NAND such asby dexter - uBoot
>Sorry and I forgot to ask you a question related the above. The above procedure you took requires you flash OpenWRT >firmware to the NAND storage, right? Yes, correct.by dexter - uBoot
>Which kernel image did you use to flash the NAND storage, i.e. openwrt-oxnas-default-ubifs.img, etc.? openwrt-15.05.1-oxnas-zImage 1671992 15-Mar-2016 18:09 rootfs extracted from: openwrt-15.05.1-oxnas-pogoplug-v3-squashfs-sysupgrade.tar >R U using both kernel and rootfs from CC? Yes, both.by dexter - uBoot
>> What kernel config file should I be looking for? > >Is it the fdt or dtb file? >Actually, neither. That kernel config file should be named something like config-xxx, and is in somewhere under: >http://downloads.openwrt.org/chaos_calmer/15.05.1/oxnas/ The only config file there is config.diff, which is related to building a custom kernel. Is that what I need to do?by dexter - uBoot
>Which u-boot do have installed? and is that the only one you boot with (i.e. no chainload)? uboot.2015.10-tld-1.ox820.bodhi.tar Yes, only one, no chainload. >And since you are using a different zImage, look for the kernel config file matching that image from where you've downloaded. I downloaded zImage from here: http://downloads.openwrt.org/chaos_calmer/15.05.1/oxnas/geneby dexter - uBoot
I have successfully installed OpenWRT on the Pogoplug Pro NAND using grayman4hire's guide: http://blog.qnology.com/2015/04/openwrt-on-pogoplug-v3oxnas-proclassic.html However, the snapshot trunk release no longer includes the zImage kernel: https://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/trunk/oxnas/generic/ So I used files from Chaos Calmer instead: https://downloads.openwrt.org/chaos_calmby dexter - uBoot
>> I figured it out.. It's set using the mac_adr >> variable under bootcmd_stock. >Thanks dexter, did you change the bootcmd_stock to set that? >-bodhi Yes, I did change bootcmd_stock to reflect the correct mac address, but it had no effect after a reboot. The HWaddr for eth0 reported by ifconfig is still 00:30:E0:00:00:00 which is almost but not exactly the saby dexter - Rescue System
I figured it out.. It's set using the mac_adr variable under bootcmd_stock.by dexter - Rescue System
I have installed the rescue system on my Pogoplug v3 and it works as advertised. But in rescue mode, the ethernet mac address is set to 00:30:E0:00:00:00 which is different from the mac address on the foot. Not a big problem, but it's the same on another v3 and if they were both in rescue mode, there would be a mac conflict. Is there a way to set the rescue ethernet mac address to theby dexter - Rescue System