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