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Re: MacPlug : Mac/Linux services in a flash/NAND image - 12 years ago
@Bodhi, you're welcome. If you try it w/ a hard drive, please let me know what the transfer speeds look like for you. From what I can see, it is a bit faster than Debian (which is to be expected - it is a barebones system w/ no extra daemons running). Is the UPnP/AutoPortForwarding code/project you are talking about included in Buildroot's package set ? http://git.buildroot.net/by davygravy - Rescue System
Re: MacPlug : Mac/Linux services in a flash/NAND image - 12 years ago
Both a Windows-centric SMBPlug and Mac-centric MacPlug are now available, tested on a Pogoplug E02... see top of thread if interested...by davygravy - Rescue System
Re: Trying to install rescue system on new GoFlex Net - 12 years ago
... be very careful here... updates and changes to mtd-utils have resulted to some new command structures...by davygravy - Rescue System
Re: MacPlug : Mac/Linux services in a flash/NAND image - 12 years ago
hmmm...really, really, _really_, close to a SMBPlug issue... will post said SMBPlug soon... ... has SMB, avahi, p910nd, rsync, cifs-utils, and as much other Windows-centric stuff as I could fit in... Works the same as MacPlug : flash-and-go, with customization (of course!) possible...by davygravy - Rescue System
Re: Trying to install rescue system on new GoFlex Net - 12 years ago
I'm thinking that eraseall has been deprecated. ?? I don't know for sure if that is your problem, but that binary is expected, but not found.by davygravy - Rescue System
Re: U-Boot w/ MMC/SD-card booting for Pogoplug Series 4 - 12 years ago
dang... I missed it... How much did you pick up a mobile for?by davygravy - uBoot
Re: MacPlug : Mac/Linux services in a flash/NAND image - 12 years ago
kk, that's good to know, Dieter. much appreciated.by davygravy - Rescue System
Re: MacPlug : Mac/Linux services in a flash/NAND image - 12 years ago
hmmm... that was on a Dockstar? Was your output from booting the installer USB image? Or is the output from after installing and booting the ubifs image?by davygravy - Rescue System
Re: U-Boot w/ MMC/SD-card booting for Pogoplug Series 4 - 12 years ago
I think I'd flash it from within uboot only... somewhere earlier in this thread I think that I have the output of when I flashed it...by davygravy - uBoot
Re: Davy's new UBoot for kernel 3.2.x - 12 years ago
kk, glad it worked for you bodhi! I checked that README files I'm not sure what is up... but I appended the .txt extention to each README's filename.by davygravy - uBoot
Re: MacPlug : Mac/Linux services in a flash/NAND image - 12 years ago
Hmmm... perhaps less interest in this for users than I thought... no one is exactly kicking down the doors to make comments or file user reports/experiences... I'm now working on a Windows-centric version of it... WinPlug I guess, that I've found -can- accommodate a bare set of Samba binaries + SWAT. I'm tinkering now, and may need to alter a bit of the SWAT webif code in ordby davygravy - Rescue System
Re: Rescue V3.0 : A work in progress ... wanna help? - 12 years ago
kk, gmail from it works... which required the certs Has openvpn worked for you?by davygravy - Rescue System
Re: Linux 3.3.2 kernel for Dockstar, GoFlex and many others - 12 years ago
No idea... my guess is that it may be something in the install that you did... I've literally never seen anything like that on the 2 dockstars that I have running Squeeze... Or are you running Wheezy?by davygravy - Debian
Re: Solved -- goflex home debian install problem from rescue 2.8.1 - 12 years ago
Thank you for sharing that! +1 for metric !by davygravy - Debian
Re: Rescue V3.0 : A work in progress ... wanna help? - 12 years ago
Does it need a SSL/TLS trust certificate?by davygravy - Rescue System
Re: Dockstar debian image for USB Stick? - 12 years ago
The NSA-320 tarball will boot on just about any Kirkwood box... just don't use the UBoot image in it for your Dockstar.by davygravy - Debian
Re: Linux 3.3.2 kernel for Dockstar, GoFlex and many others - 12 years ago
I've never seen that with this kernel... what distro are you running? What arcNumber?by davygravy - Debian
Re: Rescue V2.8 : many enhancements + full kernel support for GoFlexNet/Home, Zyxel NSA3x0 and many others - 12 years ago
It uses DHCP, and the dhcp client does work. I've tested it against 5 or 6 different routers. Have you tried using a network scanner (angry ip scanner, for instance) to find it?by davygravy - Rescue System
Re: Rescue V2.8 : many enhancements + full kernel support for GoFlexNet/Home, Zyxel NSA3x0 and many others - 12 years ago
jedie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I tried to update my old rescue system on my > DockStar, but i get these errors: > > ... > rescue:/tmp# flash_eraseall /dev/mtd2 > Erasing 128 Kibyte @ 2000000 -- 100 % complete. > rescue:/tmp# ubiformat /dev/mtd2 -s 512 -f > rootfs-mtd2.img -y > [ 641.322528] UBIFS error (pid 95): >by davygravy - Rescue System
Re: Linux 3.3.2 kernel for Dockstar, GoFlex and many others - 12 years ago
Nope, V3 is a completely different SoC/processor...by davygravy - Debian
Re: Zyxel NSA320 : basic support for Debian installation - 12 years ago
mcrump001 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hey Davy, > > I was wondering if there is a way to boot the > original zyxel firmware after installing debian or > is there a way to go back to stock after > installing debian? > > Unfotunately I didn't back up the original flash > area but I was hoping maybe you did :-) >by davygravy - Debian
Re: Zyxel NSA320 : basic support for Debian installation - 12 years ago
No idea, I've never seen the password issue you mention.by davygravy - Debian
MacPlug & SMBPLug : Mac/AFPD or Windows/SMB + Print services in a flash/NAND image - 12 years ago
MacPlug : Filesharing/AFPD, Printserver/p910nd and much more, all in NAND Flash SMBPlug : Filesharing/Samba, Printserver/p910nd and much more, all in NAND Flash Installation is by a bootable USB image. You simply format a USB flash drive, untar the installer image on it, boot the USB drive (using default UBoot settings), run 4 install commands, and then reboot. Works out-of-the-box: Aby davygravy - Rescue System
Re: Rescue V3.0 : A work in progress ... wanna help? - 12 years ago
If tun0 is an interface (ie. a device, in /dev/) then you may have to create it first. mknod /dev/net/tun c 10 200 or something similar... perhaps it would be /dev/tun instead of /dev/net/tun, or /dev/net/tun0, or /dev/tun0 ? I don't have mdev or udev included to create them dynamically, since it won't fit ... This link has a lot of the details, including the command above a feby davygravy - Rescue System
Re: U-Boot w/ MMC/SD-card booting for Pogoplug Series 4 - 12 years ago
Ooops, I'd accidentally turned off my Pogoplug. It's back up now, but I also moved copies to my Dropbox account... (see my sig) As far as auto-installing them...no, they aren't incorporated in Jeff's installer. They do work, but with the SATA not working like it should, I just couldn't see them as being ready. It _does_ work perfectly w/ the SD card, though!by davygravy - uBoot
Re: GoFlex Net: Boot from USB while SATA disks connected - 12 years ago
Just an idea... you'd probably want to start by having both USB and SATA drives label (using the ext2/3/4 utilities) as usb_root and sata_root, or something like that... Then I'd try writing and testing the command script so that- 1 first try to boot from USB ... failover to... 2 try to boot from SATA ... and perhaps then failover to ... 3. try to boot from a NAND rescue imageby davygravy - uBoot
Re: Debian on GoFlex Home - 12 years ago
fly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ok, so this is the Arch version: > > #Set up orange LED to blink on incoming TCP > traffic > iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -j LED --led-trigger-id > tcpin --led-delay 100 > echo netfilter-tcpin > > /sys/class/leds/dockstar\:orange\:misc/trigger > > (source) > > And pretty much theby davygravy - uBoot
Re: How To: Create an 802.11n AP (Access Point) w/ Debian on a Dockstar/Pogoplug/kirkwood device - 12 years ago
Just for the record, I'm no longer recommending that one install Squeeze and then dist-upgrade to Wheezy. Wheezy (now in testing) has some seriously broken components and things like CUPS are not working at all. You may need to pull in cdra and wireless-regdb from Squeeze-Backports.by davygravy - Debian
Re: Howto: Use your Dockstar/GoFlex to enable iOS AirPrint with any printer supported by CUPS - 12 years ago
Vlad, very nice... I think I've finally decided to go w/ CUPS instead of p910nd (which is excellent, but doesn't support AirPrint directly - but read through to the end to see how I reincorporated p910nd). For this to work for me (function and preference, both), made a few minor changes: 0. I had to back down to Squeeze, since CUPS is broken in Wheezy ATM (8/24/12) 1.by davygravy - Debian
Re: Rescue V3.0 : A work in progress ... wanna help? - 12 years ago
Major_Tom: I got your message. I've just rerolled it w/ the mangle modules (and a lot of other netfilter stuff). As far as I could tell, I got them all included - but if not, just let me know. openvpn --version OpenVPN 2.2.2 arm-linux built on Aug 24 2012 Originally developed by James Yonan Copyright (C) 2002-2010 OpenVPN Technologies, Inc. <sales@openvpn.net> http://wwby davygravy - Rescue System