Great, I got it working. Thank you,by gee-man - Debian
Thanks for the reply bodhi. Since my current bootcmd is in this order as you stated above: '...run usb_bootcmd; usb stop; run sata_bootcmd...' Does that line mean the goflex is already configured to boot from a sata drive if no usb device is found?by gee-man - Debian
Here it is, also attached in a file: root@nas:~# fw_printenv ethact=egiga0 bootdelay=3 baudrate=115200 mainlineLinux=yes console=ttyS0,115200 led_init=green blinking led_exit=green off led_error=orange blinking mtdparts=mtdparts=orion_nand:1M(u-boot),4M(uImage),32M(rootfs),-(data) mtdids=nand0=orion_nand partition=nand0,2 stdin=serial stdout=serial stderr=serial rescue_set_bootaby gee-man - Debian
I've updated to the new uBoot and a new kernel (3.15.3-kirkwood-tld-1)... How do I change the uBoot variables to boot from my /dev/sdc1 partition? I renamed this partition to rootfs... Also, how would I be able to change uBoot back to booting from USB(I won't have it on sata booting for more than a month)?by gee-man - Debian
It looks like the reason my kernels were not booting was this: http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,13355 (Debian Kirkwood kernel 3.10.4 udev does not enumerate USB devices in rootfs pre-mount?) I managed to get a booting kernel, though still having the same software issues. Thanks for your help bodhi, I will raise it with the strongswan software devs...It only seems to work every few releasesby gee-man - Debian
Bodhi: 6 hours later... The kernel has finished building :) My latest attempt to compile 3.12 with your patch and the 3.3.2 config has failed again. Netconsole isn't very helpful: D:\netcat>nc -l -u -p 6666 [ 35.436934] netconsole: network logging started [ 45.700525] usbcore: registered new interface driver usbfs [ 45.707033] usbcore: registered new interface driver huby gee-man - Debian
Is it safe to apply the patch file from 3.3.2 to the 3.12 kernel source and then build it with the 3.3.2 kernel configuration?by gee-man - Debian
bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Upstream Kernel 3.12 has removed all the Kirkwood > patches for mach-types :)) They expect that > everybody has switched to FDT scheme. So it is a > little time consuming to get back all those files > from 3.11. With those patches removed, does this mean the 3.12 kernel will not work as well as earlierby gee-man - Debian
Bodhi, To try building this kernel myself, which kernel source should I download? From kernel.org with no patches, or should I get the debian source that has all the debian patches applied (package linux-source-3.11)? After I do that, I will apply your kernel patch, and use the kernel config in my /boot directory for this kernel.... I already downloaded and installed shyd's toolchainby gee-man - Debian
I tried what you suggested, but I am still having the same problems. My system was already up to date, so apt-get update and apt-get upgrade didn't have any effect. I tried re-installing strongswan, but am still having the same problem. Is this kernel missing AES support?? I can't seem to find the aes_generic and mv_cesa (for hardware accelerated encryption) modules that were incby gee-man - Debian
Hi, can someone post the kernel config again? The link in post #1 is not working anymore... Also, was this kernel built with any sort of patch files? Thanks,by gee-man - Debian
The results of lsmod are attached. Since installing 3.11.1, I have experenced other problems with samba, and failed reboots.by gee-man - Debian
I just installed this kernel on Debian v7.2 (was using v3.3.2 kernel before), and my ipsec vpn has stopped working. What is missing from this kernel? Nov 3 19:37:11 nas charon: 16 config: 13.15.0.1/32, received: 0.0.0.0/0 => match: 13.15.0.1/32 Nov 3 19:37:11 nas charon: 16 received netlink error: No such file or directory (2) Nov 3 19:37:11 nas charon: 16 unable to add SAD entry witby gee-man - Debian
I made the update last night for my goflex net running squeezeplug (Debian 6.0), and everything is working fine. I had to tweak some of my config files, but other than that, it was a smooth update. I feel as if the OS is running a little bit faster off of my usb drive.by gee-man - Debian
I recently installed debian on a dockstar and a 4GB USB flash drive, using shyd's method (http://dev.shyd.de/2011/01/seagate-dockstar-debian-squeeze/) and loved it... The usb drive I had debian installed on stopped functioning, and I didn't have a backup setup yet. Does anyone have a post-install image I could download and put on another flash drive to get it up and running again? Tby gee-man - Debian