its okay, we dont have to mess with this anymore. i just wanted to see if the m300 would boot a larger drive. i went ahead and pulled out a 500 gig regular sata drive from the milk crate full of old laptop drives and set it up as a test and it booted. so there must be something wrong with the ssd 256 gig i guess. doesnt make sense as to why it boots from usb but not the internal sata port.by mrc333777 - Debian
bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Quotebodhi > Reboot with the 256G SSD connected to SATA port > (not in USB enclosure). Let it boot with USB > kernel and rootfs. Log into Debian and > > lsblk > > And post the serial console log here. > > > You still have the USB rootfs on a thumb drive, > right? so use thatby mrc333777 - Debian
bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Looks like this 256G SSD did not work at all in > u-boot. That's sometime happens with certain brand > and model, but not because of the capacity. > > What brand and model is the 256G SSD? and also the > 128G? > > Reboot with the 256G SSD connected to SATA port > (not in USB enclosby mrc333777 - Debian
works fine with the 128 gig drive both ways. so i re-did the 256 gig ssd again , same thing happens and it times out when hooked to the sata port, when i hook it to a usb to sata connector it does boot from usb port. here is the logs. [2023-04-24 06:58:49.007] U-Boot 2022.04-tld-1 (Mar 20 2022 - 18:15:15 -0700) [2023-04-24 06:58:49.007] Dell KACE M300 [2023-04-24 06:58:49.023] [2023-04-2by mrc333777 - Debian
bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > can the m300 use an ssd larger than 128 gig? i > > tried a 256 gig and it wouldnt boot, something > > about panic. > > so i just put a 128 gig in > > It should not make any difference whether 128G or > 256G, or 1TB. > > I'd suggest recreating your 256G rootfs. okayby mrc333777 - Debian
can the m300 use an ssd larger than 128 gig? i tried a 256 gig and it wouldnt boot, something about panic. so i just put a 128 gig inby mrc333777 - Debian
Gravelrash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I dont posess a pogoplug since moving a couple of > years ago - however, i dont see a reason why it > cant be enabled. you owuld need to find the file > that hosts the httpd config and amend there then > save thats the thing, i am a noob and been buying up different things listed in these forumsby mrc333777 - Off-Topic
so i got a Pogoplug series 4 pogo-v4.a3.01 off ebay for 5 bucks. read some stuff here in the forums. soldered a uart cable, enabled ssh. just for the heck of it, can https: / port 443 be re-enabled to toy around with the backdoor from the web interface? only ports that are open are 22, 23, 80, 3333, 3334. HBPlug Diagnostics Diagnostics only available over HTTPSby mrc333777 - Off-Topic
does anyone still mess with these? i got 2 off ebay for 30 bucks new. and i got the jtag as well for the uart to usb.by mrc333777 - Debian
just an update. i did get the latest u-boot installed and the latest kernel and all working great, thank you!by mrc333777 - Debian
wow it worked, i must of tried 10 different usb sticks and 3 sata to usb 3 adapters. thank you! now i am on a mission to update the uboot. do i need it? im not sure if these boxes have the latestby mrc333777 - Debian
root@x:~# mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb mke2fs 1.46.2 (28-Feb-2021) /dev/sdb contains a ext3 file system labelled 'rootfs' last mounted on /mnt on Sun Mar 26 15:53:12 2023 Proceed anyway? (y,N) y Creating filesystem with 29305205 4k blocks and 7331840 inodes Filesystem UUID: 00426021-bdce-4f72-90e9-8612522a9375 Superblock backups stored on blocks: 32768, 98304, 163840, 22by mrc333777 - Debian
i cant get a created usb to boot up, i followed the instructions properly i think. can someone make a couple usb images of already working bootable usb sticks for me to toy around with? and the m300 command line / env settings i need to boot themby mrc333777 - Debian
the reason i asked about that was i noticed while sifting through some of these messages, i seen kwboot.exe in themby mrc333777 - Debian
read about these kace m300 boxes and ordered 3 from ebay at around 20 each. i did sift through this forum. i was able to remove the root password by just editing the shadow file and blanking out the second field of the root account and have access to the prompt. what are the current instructions and files i need to update these boxes? also are there any usb images available that are already prby mrc333777 - Debian