if you previously flashed version 24.10.2 without using sysupgrade image, then flashing from web interface will not work (you need to read howto.txt for switch to sysupgrade images). but if 24.10.2 was flashed using the sysupgrade image, then flash 24.10.5 from console (using the sysupgrage utility) and show flashing log and restart log.by cmp18 - Rescue System
bodhi, thanks for spacing)by cmp18 - Rescue System
now, openwrt images = sysupgrade images. so, now you can: 1) flash updates from web interface 2) make factory resetby cmp18 - Rescue System
now, usb works without hw mods and dont need custom kmod packet installationby cmp18 - Rescue System
now, usb also works (need hw mod according pictures in openwrt folder) (+need kmod packet from version folder in openwrt) NOT ACTUAL, SEE NEXT POSTby cmp18 - Rescue System
now, video in debian also works (legacy drivers was ported) (in openwrt need custom kmods packages and kernel patches) buzzer also worksby cmp18 - Rescue System
now, sound in debian also works (in openwrt need custom kmods packages)by cmp18 - Rescue System
now, leds and button also worksby cmp18 - Rescue System
MM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is there a difference between stock u-boot, > ubootzone-deb.bin and ubootzone-ow.bin > or only in envs preset? stock u-boot = stock u-boot ubootzone-deb.bin = stock u-boot + debian envs ubootzone-ow.bin = stock u-boot + openwrt envs made for simpler flashing (there are fewer steps in howto)by cmp18 - Rescue System
bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > cmp18, >is it in the GPL source that > we have overlooked before? yes, gpios = <13 .. - enable pci #define WTPLUG_GPIO_PEX0_RST 13 ... static unsigned int wtplug_mpp_config[] __initdata = { ... MPP13_GPIO, /* PEX0_RST */ ... }; ... static int __init wtplug_pci_init(void) {by cmp18 - Rescue System
bodhi, MM dts with working pci-e in attachby cmp18 - Rescue System
installation instructions are in the text files at the links in the first postby cmp18 - Rescue System
toasty! Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi all > What kind of cable need to connect between promwad > & pc ? Try to connect rs232-rs232 (9pin both > sides) and no connection > need usb uart ttl serial? if you computer has a real COM port (RS232), you need a null modem cable. if not (or you want to use usb), you need usb to com femaleby cmp18 - Rescue System
MM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > cmp 18, > > Some > dude... bad. he raised price three times from the original lot.by cmp18 - Rescue System
Mikele25 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > cmp18, > > Hello. > I tried your Debian image, 6.13 kernel based. > Unfortunately, PCIe and USB are not working > completely.( > No one device (mouse, kb, flash) not defined, even > with powered USB hub. > In dmesg and lsusb outputs only internal hub > info. I have already stby cmp18 - Rescue System
MM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > cmp18, > > Some dude is selling thin clients with your > openwrt build 23 for $15, you got famous) lol, can you post link here?)by cmp18 - Rescue System
debian added. openwrt updated.by cmp18 - Rescue System
Mikele25 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > That would be interesting. > Work in GUI with stock Debian6 was wery slow (most > likely because of SIS Volari), and generally > unnecessary for this box. > Really his tasks is a network services. > > But if the problem is with USB and PCIe cards will > be fixed, this will be the besby cmp18 - Debian
Mikele25 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > cmp18, > > Thank you. > > I was wrong with firmware version, this box was > stock DEPO firmware. > And console always silent. > > After opening the case, i find broken holder of > tablet battery. > The battery itself was rolling freely inside.) > > I was soldering hoby cmp18 - Debian
> ------------------------------------------------------- > Vadim_Boev Wrote: > > ------------------------------------------------------- > Wow, were you able to figure it out thanks to the > source code that I posted? stock firmware and source code were useful for us for FDT (dtb/dts) created by bodhi in the other topic. but this openwrt build is possible because theby cmp18 - Rescue System
Vadim_Boev Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > does it have a luci web interface? yes, see howto ps: thanks for the stock firmware and sources)by cmp18 - Rescue System
Mikele25, first, is the u-boot banner displayed on the console when power on? or console always silent? Link to the topic with admin manual in the first post of the my openwrt topic. according to it: root / nosoup4u user / secret PS if necessary, I can build a debian 12 with bodhi kernel 6.13 for flashing in internal nand. It will use ~300M, 700M will be freeby cmp18 - Debian
MM, yes, you are right, manufacturer id/chip id/size are same, and block/page/subpage size information from stock output (from you post) same too. (added this device model to the first post)by cmp18 - Rescue System
Mikele25, Do you need openwrt + kernel 6.13? or debian at nand + kernel 6.13? or debian at usb stick + kernel 6.13? PS I don't think the card will work, since even without drivers it should be visible in lspci (which is what you saw on the stock firmware with kernel 2.39). But you didn't see it in lspci.by cmp18 - Debian
QuoteMM I bought wtplug.. could you tell the model of the device, by which it can be found on the secondary market? little interest)by cmp18 - Debian
Mikele25, yes, there is a problem with usb power - only low-power devices work (the power is controlled by the usb hub driver via the hub's i2c)by cmp18 - Rescue System
Mikele25, With promwad thin client everything depends on dtb. we are trying to make usb work in this topic. maybe, we also will fix pci-e. however, several new dtbs have already been released after these openwrt builds, but I doubt that pci-e has worked with them.by cmp18 - Rescue System
bodhi, thanks, bootlog in attachmentby cmp18 - Debian
MM cool) more about ecc errors: it also sometimes happens that ecc errors appear when partitions are partially overwritten from uboot (for example, only the kernel, or only rootfs), so, it would be good to erase full nand chip first before flashing anything from uboot (as written at the beginning of the instructions)by cmp18 - Rescue System
bodhi, I updated the first post. MM, badblocks are normal, even on new NAND there may be about 20 badblocks (and this is not a manufacturing defect). badblocks in the rootfs (UBIFS) are not critical (UBIFS was specially made for NAND and knows how to work with badblocks). so don't worry about bad blocks in the rootfs. But you have another problem - there are blocks in theby cmp18 - Rescue System