> > Now there are a few more easy steps to make it run > as the MOI+. > > Your log was not compele. Boot into Openwrt, log > in, mount each of the UBIFS volume and list the > top level files. If there is /boot then list that > directory too. > > Basically, I'm trying to find the uImage. It looks > like the kernel volume. But I need to see the &by bodhi - Rescue System
> But first, since it is a rescue system, you should > set up the boot envs so it will fall back when you > have problem with th Debian rootfs. And don't fix > the missing mtd in Debian yet. It is not relevant, > because only u-boot (mtd0) is needed in Debian. > > Let me look at the envs. Looks like you have it setup correctly. bootcmd=run bootcmd_uenv; ruby bodhi - Rescue System
Alex, > uboot founds openwrt kernel, kernel rootfs - > and openwrt up , running! > But, all in all, (after i followed your > advices;-) > it was a straighforward install Cool! ===== Now there are a few more easy steps to make it run as the MOI+. Your log was not compele. Boot into Openwrt, log in, mount each of the UBIFS volume and list the top level files. Iby bodhi - Rescue System
To see why the mtdparts defintion was not used by Openwrt in the 1st RAM boot. Before booting, printenv After booting into Openwrt, log in and, dmesg cat /proc/cmdline cat /proc/mtd And please post the entire boot log here.by bodhi - Rescue System
Alex, > i've untared their sysupgrade: Slow down. That's entirely unecessary! that will confuse you even more. First, clean up your log. And then reread it. You'll notice this - In u-boot, initially you have 2 mtd partitions: u-boot and ubi. - After loading and run the initramfs-uImage from RAM. You've booted into OpenWrt, you have 4 mtd partitions. >by bodhi - Rescue System
Alex, Your log: MOI+> ubi list 0: rootfs 1: rootfs_data MOI+> ubifsmount ubi:0 UBIFS error (pid: 1): cannot open "ubi:0", error -19 u-boot command syntax: ubifsmount ubi0:<volume name> So do this to see what's in it: ubi part ubi ubifsmount ubi0:rootfsby bodhi - Rescue System
> I don't think I ever used partition type of e1. > For linux rootfs, I always use partition type of > 83. Right! there is something wrong with Jader's disk.by bodhi - Debian
> Hi , Can i update uboot of Pogo E02 to this > 2024.10 ? I am on Kernel > linux-6.11.6-kirkwood-tld-1 and uboot 2017.07 No, it won't work. This u-boot is for the MOI+ box only. For the Pogo E02, stay with 2017.07.by bodhi - uBoot
Alex, This will be a guide, so post the entire boot log, with as much detail as possible (i.e. just copy your log here). Log into OpenWrt, and cat /proc/mtd ls -latr /bootby bodhi - Rescue System
Alex, Try using Netgear ReadyNAS Duo V2 image. After you tried this, post the entire boot log, and we'll go from there. You will need to do more steps to get it to boot with the MOI+ DTB.by bodhi - Rescue System
Alex, Please create a new thread "OpenWrt on TBS MOI+" in the Rescue System sub-forum.by bodhi - Debian
> new pic in attach Thanks! it's much better, now I can see it. This model 2517 is explicitly called out in the Linux driver, too.by bodhi - Debian
Alex, > I found another thread on this site, > that on embeddian, startted from jeff: > - booting debian from NAND > > I could write to this thread, but since > the thread is rather old, Emdebian is no longer supported for quite many years, so should not be used. If you want a rescue system on NAND, look into OpenWrt. In the Rescue sub-forum: https://forum.doby bodhi - Debian
Alex, > root@debian:~# ls -lh mtd1.dupm > -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 511M Dec 13 01:25 > mtd1.dupm > It's quite something there, or not?! Perhaps. Use hexedit to look at its content.by bodhi - Debian
eno789, Don't worry about flash_unlock. It's not reliabe. As long as you see the mtds are expected, go ahead and flash u-boot image.by bodhi - Debian
MM, > see below 88e1112, chip marked DD9 The pic is not high-res, I can see a chip but not the marking. Glad you found that! I'll probably release this Kirkwood kernel a bit early than usual, and will see if I can update the DTS again to try activating the hub.by bodhi - Debian
MM, > > > there is a USB2517-jzx hub soldered on the > board > > Cool! This might be the reason we were led into > believing the Thin Client model does not use this > hub: the same u-boot is used for both (there is no > need to access the USB drive during boot). > > That's why I've asked to see the board picture. > But I could not seeby bodhi - Debian
Jáder, > When I start changing M300 I was getting same > error when using wrong DTB file , but now I'm > using m300 version of DTB. Not sure I understood your question. If you meant using another M300, then yes, you must use the M300 DTB appended to uImage, since you are booting with stock u-boot.by bodhi - Debian
Alex, > you 've managed to compile a kernel, > which is bootable , as it seems, with all > kirkwood devices; > if i wanted (i definitely do wont ;-) > to compile a kernel myself, which would boot > on this box, could i expect any hints > from this forum on how to actually make it? The tarball I uploaded has everything you need to build the kernel yourself:by bodhi - Debian
MM, > there is a USB2517-jzx hub soldered on the board Cool! This might be the reason we were led into believing the Thin Client model does not use this hub: the same u-boot is used for both. And the GPL source is probably not up to date. That's why I've asked to see the board picture. But I could not see that hub in the pic cmp18 posted.by bodhi - Debian
eno789, > Build instruction on armel bookworm Thanks! Up in the Wiki thread QuoteMedia Streaming Install Logitech Media Server on Debian wheezy Install Logitech Media Server on Debian jessie Install Logitech Media Server with nightly build (WIP) Install Logitech Media Server on Debian bookworm Build Logitech Media Server on Debian bookwormby bodhi - Debian
noel.ho, > My DS414j has been running for 9 years Your box has the Mindspeed Comcerto C2000 CPU. This DS414 has Marvell Armada XP CPU. They are not the same.by bodhi - uBoot
QuoteMM I dug up a patch for u-boot, it doesn't contain the usb251x driver, but there is something else (maybe just the usb keybord definition) It's proven that this Thin Client model does not have the usb251x hub. And the Orion EHCI patches in this patch were no longer relevant to the modern mainline kernel. Quotecmp18 bootlog of the stock embedded firmware in attachment (beforeby bodhi - Debian
Jader Marasca, We have the installation instruction here: https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,61344,90019#msg-90019by bodhi - Debian
eno789, Thanks! up in the Wiki thread. QuoteMedia Streaming OpenMediaVault Debian Stretch and OMV4 Streaming music from Kirkwood plugs to IOS devices via WiFi Create Your Own In-Home Radio Station Using a Pogoplug Mobile Install Logitech Media Server on Debian wheezy Install Logitech Media Server on Debian jessie Install Logitech Media Server with nightly build (WIP) Instaby bodhi - Debian
mike, > I'm running LMS 8 on a Dell Kace M300 with an old > 128GB SSD plugged into the SATA connector on the > Dell MB and zip tied in place. The SSD is > partitioned 4GB ext3 for OS and remainder for > music. I've upgraded from 7.x to 8.x with no Perl > module issues. Have you upgraded to bookworm?by bodhi - Debian
> cmp18, > > >this is not the last message from gt in that > thread - there's also a second page) > > I need new glasses))) I think it's inconclusive whether it was working for @gt or not. I reread the patch linux-3.1.1_r1416.patch attached to @gt's post: https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,133204,133270#msg-133270 There are 3 variations of tby bodhi - Debian
eno789, > We can now change the title of thread to include > bookworm. Could you put the info in to one post (so I can add it to the Wiki). Don't need to be elaborate, just the combination of what you did in your mutilple posts. Thanks!by bodhi - Debian
Here is the Plug version boot log from gt. USB works in this model. https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,133204,133277#msg-133277by bodhi - Debian
I went and look at the GPL patch, and recall in gt's old thread. https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,133204,133310#msg-133310 QuoteU-Boot 2011.06 (Feb 22 2012 - 04:24:47) Promwad-PlugComputer SoC: Kirkwood 88F6282_?? RevID 0x01 DRAM: 1 GiB NAND: 1024 MiB In: serial Out: serial Err: serial Net: egiga0, egiga1 88E1121 Initialized on egiga0, devadr 1 88E1121 Initiby bodhi - Debian