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Re: Pogoplug Mobile Debian Install - 4 years ago
Is lenfertdesign.com your server? If I try to download from that link I get a 7 byte file with checksum 62b5bf1fc998b35626bdca6106677fbd. In fact, if I try to download anything from lenfertdesign.com I get the same 7 byte file.root@debian:/tmp#wget http://www.lenfertdesign.com/pogo/asdf --2018-09-02 12:51:20-- http://www.lenfertdesign.com/pogo/asdf Resolving www.lenfertdesign.com (www.lenferby renojim - Debian
Re: Dell Wyse T10 / T50 - 4 years ago
The Lankom chip is just a "dumb" interface chip. It's the Ethernet driver chip, but has no smarts.by renojim - Debian
Re: Dell Wyse T10 / T50 - 4 years ago
Did you try the WayBackMachine? The first, at least, is available here: https://web.archive.org/web/20160428162018/http://www.marvell.com/application-processors/armada-500/assets/Marvell_Armada510_SoC.pdf -JTby renojim - Debian
Re: Dell Appliance - 4 years ago
Did anyone try to contact Dell at opensource@dell.com?by renojim - Debian
Re: Dell Appliance - 4 years ago
Cool! I had to pack mine up since I'm in the process of moving. I probably won't be able to get back to it for a couple of weeks. -JT P.S. - I assume you were able to remove the SATA module? There's only two screws holding it in.by renojim - Debian
Re: Dell Appliance - 4 years ago
bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Got my unit and connected serial console. Yay!!! > > > ><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><&by renojim - Debian
Re: Dell Appliance - 4 years ago
Ok, I may be losing my mind. Here's the original log with the protocol error:root@jt-ubuntu:/home/jt# ./kwboot -B 115200 -b gdrv/uboot.2017.07-tld-1.nsa325.mtd0.kwb -t /dev/ttyUSB0 Sending boot message. Please reboot the target...- Sending boot image... 0 % [+xmodem: Protocol error I could have sworn I tried every combination of parameters, but maybe not. It looks like the -p parameby renojim - Debian
Re: Dell Appliance - 4 years ago
Ok, I do think it's a timing issue and not some kind of Secured Boot issue. I don't think the kwboot command used is the problem. Using Tera Term to send the "enter command line debug mode" pattern (0xDD, 0x11, 0x22, 0x33, ... 0x77) over and over for a few seconds, I can plug in the power and see it respond with "Bootstrap 1.21>". So it's clearly not in Seby renojim - Debian
Re: Dell Appliance - 4 years ago
bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > @JT, > > I don't think this box Secure Boot is on. We had > quite a few Kirkwood boxes that don't have kwboot > capability. This is a Kirkwood just like the > NSA325. > Right, but didn't the NSA325 support kwboot?by renojim - Debian
Re: Dell Appliance - 4 years ago
I'm starting to think UART booting has been disabled. I haven't been able to find a datasheet for the 88F6282A, but I found one for the Armada XP (from what I can find, the 88F6282A is an Armada 300). In the Armada XP datasheet it mentions a "Secured Boot mode" that can be enabled in eFuse. If the Secured Boot mode is set then it doesn't scan the serial port for the seby renojim - Debian
Re: Dell Appliance - 4 years ago
bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Did you see xmodem error like JDS did while > kwbooting? See my post right below that. > > This uboot is old. But should be able to boot the > latest Debian rootfs. I will need to take a > closer look. I believe I saw three different errors (I wish I had saved the session(s)). Most of the time it wby renojim - Debian
Re: Dell Appliance - 4 years ago
bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What does stands for? TXD, RXD, GND? ... Black, White, Green, Red which are the colors of the wires on my USB-RS232 adapter. I don't know if that's universal, but Black is GND, White is the output from the board or TxD (input to the adapter, RxD), and Green is input to the board or RxD (output from the adapteby renojim - Debian
Re: Dell Appliance - 4 years ago
I just got one of these myself to play with (even though I really have no time :-) ). I didn't get anywhere with kwboot. The "reset button" doesn't seem to reset anything. The only effect I saw that it has is that if you hold it in while you apply power the LED stays on steady white until you release it (then it starts flashing). I took the 16GB SATA flash drive out and moby renojim - Debian
Re: Mounting samba (cifs) shares - 4 years ago
Have you tried using the -v option to see if mount gives any useful information?by renojim - Debian
Re: Installing latest Kirkwood Kernel and Debian rootfs for GoFlex Home - 4 years ago
Never mind what I deleted. I thought you were trying to take a duplicate USB drive to a different GoFlex Home, but now that I read your post again it doesn't sound like that's what you're trying to do. -JTby renojim - Debian
Re: cmake complains g++-7 is not able to compile a simple test program. - 5 years ago
Try running g++ with the -v option. Maybe it will tell us something.by renojim - Debian
Re: cmake complains g++-7 is not able to compile a simple test program. - 5 years ago
Did you also install g++-7 when you installed gcc-7? If not, try to install it the same way you installed gcc-7. -JTby renojim - Debian
Re: Garbage characters on directory and/or file name - 5 years ago
So it looks like you got it sorted out. Great! Right after I posted I thought about locales and dpkg-reconfigure and the trouble I had long ago with foreign characters. That was going to be my next suggestion, but you beat me to it. -JTby renojim - Debian
Re: Garbage characters on directory and/or file name - 5 years ago
It could a setting in the terminal program your using to access your Dockstar. I use PuTTY with the Window Translation set to UTF-8 and I can view file names with Chinese characters properly on my Dockstar. I don't believe I've ever installed anything extra. -JTby renojim - Debian
Re: cmake complains g++-7 is not able to compile a simple test program. - 5 years ago
If you run c++ --help is -c listed as an option?by renojim - Debian
Re: can't chmod error messages in apt - 5 years ago
That definitely doesn't look right. Here's what mine looks like:root@debian:~# ls -alt /var/cache/ total 28 drwxr-sr-x 28 man root 4096 Mar 15 04:25 man rooot@debian:~# ls -alt /var/cache/man/* -rw-r--r-- 1 man root 157255 Mar 11 06:47 /var/cache/man/index.db -rw-r--r-- 1 man root 190 Jun 27 2013 /var/cache/man/CACHEDIR.TAG /var/cache/man/cs: total 40 drwxr-sr-x 5 manby renojim - Debian
Re: can't chmod error messages in apt - 5 years ago
habibie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > # ls -alt > /usr/bin/mandb/* > ls: No match. > # ls -alt /usr/bin/mandb > -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 120660 Dec 13 2016 > /usr/bin/mandb > # That's to be expected. mandb is an executable, not a directory. How about:ls -alt /var/cache/man ls -alt /var/cache/man/* -JTby renojim - Debian
Re: seagate goflexhome Error: unrecognized/unsupported machine ID - 5 years ago
You only need to look at the one post bodhi posted the link to. At the end of that post is the "Attachments:". -JT Edit: bodhi beat me to it.by renojim - Debian
Re: Can not connect to the network - 5 years ago
I can't answer your question, but can you boot it from the device your using to boot your other Pogoplug Mobile?by renojim - Debian
Re: Debian-4.4.54-oxnas Package alsa-base is not available - 5 years ago
I think it's obsolete for stretch. https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=alsa-baseby renojim - Debian
Re: Pogoplug E02 can't boot into Debian rootfs with new uBoot 2017.07 - 5 years ago
I think I know what bodhi would say. ;) Since you have the serial connection, copy and paste the entire output from the U-Boot banner until it says, "Booting the kernel..." (or whatever the message is). Also, on another boot attempt, press a key to interrupt the boot process and type printenv and post the entire output. -JTby renojim - Debian
Re: zswap and lz4 compression - 5 years ago
Will do. I searched for zswap here when I started, but there seemed to be stuff spread out all over the place. -JTby renojim - Debian
Re: ** File not found /boot/uImage ** - 5 years ago
Dang! I knew I was doing something stupid. You'd think I'd know how to follow instructions. I could have sworn I updated my environment variables some time ago, but I'm probably thinking of my setup of a few non-Dockstars I did in the last year or two. I'll go back and read the U-Boot thread more carefully. Thanks, bodhi! -JTby renojim - uBoot
zswap and lz4 compression - 5 years ago
I finally decided to see what zswap is all about and in the process I learned a few things and stumbled upon using lz4 instead of the default lzo compression. Why do I want lz4? No idea. I just found references to it and thought if other people think it's useful than who am I to question them? :-) The first thing I learned is that you may think you're using zswap and you really aby renojim - Debian