https://www.reddit.com/r/openwrt/comments/1ehgk2f/us_linksys_ln1301_mx4300_2gb1gb_triband_ax4200/ woot now sells it for $19.99 with free shipping @ amazon.comby daviddyer - Off-Topic
You have all the files already. Get a serial cable and you can start...by daviddyer - Rescue System
if there's no led activity at all during booting, you might need to use jtag to revive it first, then you can do anything, including flash it back to original.by daviddyer - Rescue System
Linksys LN1301 WiFi Router - Tri-Band WiFi - Plug-n-Play Setup - Covers up to 2700 sq. ft. - Speed up tp 4.2 Gbps - Handles 40+ Devices ARM Cortex-A53 (Quad Core), 2GB memory, 1GB flash, 4 Gigabit ports total, 1 usb 3.0 port Architecture ARM64 Vendor Qualcomm Bootloader U-boot System-On-Chip IPQ8174 CPU/Speed 1400 MHz Flash-Chip NAND Flash size 1024 MiB - FMND4G08S3J RAby daviddyer - Off-Topic
Got a Rpi 0w and a free 128GB Microcenter micro SD card today for $7.99+ tax.by daviddyer - Debian
I guess raspberry pi and its "replacement"?by daviddyer - Off-Topic
Tushar Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > using it for any other purpose? Even pi-hole won't > work on it, I guess? You should be able to run pi-hole on it -- you need to create a swapfile or swap partition. I used to run pi-hole on a dockstar, I guess CPU 1.2GHz / 800MHz is the main difference.by daviddyer - Off-Topic
Bodhi is the guy who makes everything easy for us.by daviddyer - uBoot
Somewhat detailed commands. Suppose you ssh into Raspberry pi as user pi first run sudo su - to become root. Then insert the flash drive to the Rpi's usb port--ALL the content of the usb flash drive will be erased! Make sure you use the correct drive! run "dmesg" to get the info. Suppose the new usb drive is /dev/sda run fdisk /dev/sda delete all the partitioby daviddyer - uBoot
";" and ":" are different. "f0:ad:4e;00:b6:3e" is NOT a valid ethaddr. Therefore, ethaddr was unset in environment. that why "printenv then refuses to display the hardware address variables at all" But since you did not do "saveenv" in u-boot, the old address might still be there.by daviddyer - uBoot
https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,12096 Note 1: You already have new u-boot. Note 2: You need the whole root file system, kernel is included. You can upgrade to a new kernel laterby daviddyer - uBoot
Raspbian / Raspberry Pi OS is Linux. Yes. You can create bootable USB for your pogo e02 on Raspberry Pi. Just follow Bodhi's instructions carefully. Use root. Not sudo. Better use small (<64gb) USB 2.0 SanDisk drive. Use mbr, not gpt, better successful possibilities. You are in good shape, you have new u-boot installed, so no worries. It should be very easy.by daviddyer - uBoot
Found one high resolution pic here. The author also labeled the chips. https://www.jeremycole.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/sheevaplug_motherboard_front.jpg https://www.jeremycole.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/sheevaplug_motherboard_back.jpgby daviddyer - uBoot
disconnect all the hard drives, only connect the usb boot drive. (with kernel and root file system) kwboot change the "set_bootargs=setenv bootargs console=ttyS0,115200 root=LABEL=rootfs rootdelay=10 $mtdparts $custom_params" to set_bootargs=setenv bootargs console=ttyS0,115200 root=/dev/sda1 rootdelay=10 $mtdparts $custom_params try boot it againby daviddyer - uBoot
The fw_env.config you previously used was for other kirkwood boxes, such as dockstar / goflex home / goflex net / PogoE02 /etc. I guess it was the default in the root file system Bodhi built for us. Since fw_env.config is corrected, I guess you can try to flash the new u-boot now. Back up current env first. This box can do kwboot so no worries about bricking it.by daviddyer - Debian
fw_env.config is wrong... Here is mine root@m300:~# cat /etc/fw_env.config # Dell KACE M300 # MTD device name Device offset Env. size Flash sector size Number of sectors /dev/mtd1 0x0 00001000 0x00001000by daviddyer - Debian
Well, if you do command line, it should be easy suppose your NAS can access the printer HP1022, to print a pdf, just upload the file_to_print.pdf to the nas, then run lp -d HP1022 file_to_print.pdfby daviddyer - Debian
You can boot to debian, you have root, just install new u-boot and u-boot env, then all problems will be solved. ...will be happy ever after... Don't play with old U-boot.by daviddyer - Debian
Updating u-boot / u-boot enviroment in Debian, should be an easy job. Bodhi has been doing so much for us! With Bodhi's modern u-boot, booting Debian will be very easy. https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?3,12381 E02 has only 256MB flash. Not enough for Debian. You can install openwrt as a backup system / rescue system.by daviddyer - Debian
bluzfanmr1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is really strange because I had that same log > yesterday, particularly the kernel panic, after > creating this for a new Pogoplug 4 I had > purchased. I ended up redoing it from scratch > again and I no longer got the panic and things > worked fine. You might try the same. I think smaby daviddyer - Debian
Change the root=Label=rootfs to root=/dev/sda1 and tftp boot again. Also, I think you used kernel 5.13.6-kirkwood-tld-1, while making the the uImage with the embeded dtb, the -n should be changed accordingly. Yours showed as Image Name: Linux-4.4.0-kirkwood-tld-1.by daviddyer - Debian
Don't use the usb port of Dreamplug to get electricity for your SATA drive. I think it is limited to 0.5A (500mA). I soldered the 5V to the power supply connector on the motherboard and it worked flawlessly. (2.5" Laptop hard drive, so only 5V is needed)by daviddyer - Debian
It's a pity that Ctera C200-V1 is much more expensive on eBay now. Otherwise it's a good choice for NAS. https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,128064,128254by daviddyer - Rescue System
Try to press the ram chip hard and boot again ... If there's a contact problem, that might solve it.by daviddyer - Rescue System
Or put a heavy item on the ram / cpu and try to boot it again. :Pby daviddyer - Rescue System
These boxes are at least 10 years old. The power supply materials are not as good as those in the box. Most of the times, the capacitor fails. Just try with a good 12V/1A power supply. If you don't use hard drive, just boot from usb flash drive, 12V/1A is good enough. You have nothing to lose. Why not try it?by daviddyer - Rescue System
Well, when decompression starts, it will use a lot more power, if the power supply is not good, system might die. I had a few failed boxes, after I changed the power supply, they came back to life.by daviddyer - Rescue System
Maybe you should check the power supply. Use a reliable power supply to power itby daviddyer - Rescue System
JoeyPogoPlugE02 Wrote: > > I can vouch for part of Optiplex with at least > this avoidable caveat: > The 1) power supplies with the Optiplex' I know of > are in the low 200 watt range and I think 8 pin > power supply necessitating a 3rd party adapter if > you don't want your CPU starved sometimes and 2) > there can be USB trouble if you don't useby daviddyer - Off-Topic
I buy these trash at eBay... Got a few Dell Optiplex 7010 motherboards, mod it (add a few jumpers, it can be used as a normal ATX board)., mod bios, add nvme support. These boards are cheap. About $12 shipped for a motherboard to US lower 48 states. You can use Dell OEM Windows 7 Pro and it will activate automatically. And then you can install Windows 10 Pro. And with proper CPU (LGA 115by daviddyer - Off-Topic