Sure - it's cool to run self-contained. But for all the convenience that loading in NAND would bring; I'd rather burn through a $5 replaceable USB stick than my NAND.by hopetindall - uBoot
duh - I think what I did was override the existing /lib/modules/2.6.31.6_SMP_820 as opposed to add the files in the tar to it. seems to work now.... after ADDING these to the directory and depmod -a iptables now picks up the module.... root@htpogoplug# iptables -L -n FATAL: Module ip_tables not found. iptables v1.4.8: can't initialize iptables table `filter': iptables wby hopetindall - uBoot
I tried using these - but they wouldn't load. gave me some errors about symbols not found.by hopetindall - uBoot
Well - sure - you can change ssh to listen on a different port. I also recommend either: PermitRootLogin without-password or PermitRootLogin no As well - you should be running fail2ban or similar. Consider whitelisting hosts that need to connect to ssh and using iptables to block all others. PHTby hopetindall - Debian
mobile pogoplug on sale for $49.95 at my local staples this week. (Although I'd rather wait for the Series 4)by hopetindall - uBoot
darn.... discount doesn't work to Canada. ;-(by hopetindall - uBoot
oddballhero Wrote: > I actually have 2 and am using them as Print/Scan > Servers for HP all-in-one Printers. Did you disable the 'under-clocking'? Mine has been very stable running at 266MHzby hopetindall - uBoot
I still use a NSLU2 and it's running great!!! I have 4 Dockstars (2 of them have 'off-site backup' duty with an encrypted disk at friend's houses) I have 2 Pogoplugs and 1 Pogoplug Pro. My NSLU2 is my samba server - (serves for shuffling files around the house - doesn't have any capability to access the Internet - so I don't need to run too much on it.) - itby hopetindall - uBoot
yippee, does this mean Jeff's uboot will work for the pogoplug mobile????by hopetindall - uBoot
Thanks again for creating this thread and all this information. Can I just clarify....I thought the contents of /boot in the debian image didn't matter. Doesn't the kernel that's run (which is the ALARM kernel) actually come from NAND? - the images in /boot aren't used; right? (in fact - when I run Debian on my NSLU2 - (which also gets the kernel from the NAND - thereby hopetindall - uBoot
I've figured it out - it's 'blkid' that's doing it. /dev/ubi0_0: UUID="5ba52dea-8b45-44b2-90e6-6633c6d44004" TYPE="ubifs" /dev/sda1: UUID="247030d5-0017-4a12-904d-250a306880d4" TYPE="ext3" /dev/sda2: UUID="2abb2682-f269-4da9-b3aa-4f98bbe84472" TYPE="swap" I was checking and executed blkid. duh..by hopetindall - uBoot
mount produces: rootfs on / type rootfs (rw) /dev/root on / type ext3 (rw,noatime,errors=remount-ro,user_xattr,acl,data=writeback) tmpfs on /lib/init/rw type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,relatime,mode=755) proc on /proc type proc (rw,nosuid,nodev,noexec,relatime) sysfs on /sys type sysfs (rw,nosuid,nodev,noexec,relatime) tmpfs on /dev type tmpfs (rw,relatime,size=10240k,mode=755) tmpfs on /dev/shm tby hopetindall - uBoot
Thank you for this. I'm now running Debian on 2 Pogoplug and 1 Pogoplug Pro! I notice some errors on the Pogoplug Pro..... (This doesn't happen when running ArchLinux - only when using the Debian USB stick) Is there some OS process that's accessing the NAND that's causing this??????? I don't get these errors under ArchLinux. Also - can someone tell meby hopetindall - uBoot
HI Peter, thanks for the informative post. While you note " It makes no difference to the behaviour of the kernel boot." In my experience - the rescue/recovery system that Jeff put's out WILL NOT boot for me with the arcNumber changed from default. PHTby hopetindall - uBoot
my pogoplug booted no problem on the gorgone kernel .... but the leds don't work under the gorgone kernel PHTby hopetindall - Debian
I'll test mine a little later tonight. I'm running the gorgone kernel on a dockstar - 2 feet away from a pogoplug. Will try the switcharoo and see if it works. PHTby hopetindall - Debian
Yes - you need to edit a file move the 'move'. Details here: http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,454,499#msg-499 PHTby hopetindall - Debian
I just copied to a larger drive by (after partitioning) Booting up to the rescue system and then: mkdir /tmp/old mkdir /tmp/new mount /dev/sda1 /tmp/old mount /dev/sdb1 /tmp/new cp -a /tmp/old/* /tmp/new/by hopetindall - Debian
Hi Gorgone, Thank you for making this kernel package. I'm using it and it works great to control the LED on my Dockstar. Linux htstore3 2.6.35.7-dockstar #5 PREEMPT Mon Oct 18 12:22:45 CEST 2010 armv5tel GNU/Linux Can I ask 2 questions please. First - I notice that the kernel that Jeff's script installed has timestamps in syslog for example: [ 1.014571] Creating 4 MTDby hopetindall - Debian