Gravelrash, in Expert@MAINTENANCE_MODE, ifconfig -a And for each port x 0..10 ethtool ethx If you have serial console, at u-boot prompt md.l 0xF1010000 8 md.l 0xF1010100 1 md.l 0xF1010140 1 ========== I'm going to look for OpenWrt patches for this box.by bodhi - Off-Topic
NSA325> mw.l 0xF101000001002222 1 # this looks wrong NSA325> mw.l 0xF1010000 01002222 NSA325> mw.l 0xF1010004 03303311 NSA325> mw.l 0xF1010008 00000000 NSA325> mw.l 0xF101000C 00000000 NSA325> mw.l 0xF1010010 00000000 NSA325> mw.l 0xF1010014 00000000 NSA325> mw.l 0xF1010018 00000000 NSA325> mw.l 0xF101001C 00000000 NSA325> sleep 3 NSA325> mw.l 0xFby bodhi - Debian
> i have marvell promt but no command fatload, how > to download files by USB? Check for ext2load helpby bodhi - uBoot
Drew, > That's the issue... I can't connect to UART or > JTAG without some setup help... I can connect to > serial to get the console output which I showed > above, but it wont accept commands... What you said above was what I meant. And it is very promising that you can see output from serial. This SoC boots with 2 loaders, SPL (Stage-1 Bootloader) and U-Boot.by bodhi - Debian
Drew Nucci, This is another OXNAS device same as Pogo V3. Usually people unbrick it by booting from HDD fist, and then reflash NAND. Wiki thread https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,23630 QuoteBooting Debian on Pogoplug <snip> How to boot Pogo V3 from SATA (to unbrick), 2nd How to Post Either of these above 2 tutorial can be used. The 2nd one is a bit more organized.by bodhi - Debian
It's the same test with USB rootfs and 4 HDDs in the slots. And the latest uEnv.txt on the USB rootfs /boot. kwboot with the NSA325 uboot image. Interrupt the countdown. And, MPPs mw.l 0xF1010000 01002222 mw.l 0xF1010004 03303311 mw.l 0xF1010008 00000000 mw.l 0xF101000C 00000000 mw.l 0xF1010010 00000000 mw.l 0xF1010014 00000000 mw.l 0xF1010018 00000000 mw.l 0xF101001C 000by bodhi - Debian
Up in the Wiki thread. QuoteUnbricking with Serial Console & JTAG console How to unbrick your box using serial console with kwboot kwboot on Mac OSX 10 kwboot on Windows 10 Thanks!by bodhi - Debian
robertt, > Operating System: Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye) > Kernel: Linux 5.10.0-21-amd64 Thanks for the info. That's the mainline kernel and you are running systemd, not sysvinit I suppose?. If that's true this is a Debian problem. But that error is suspicious. On this box, did you make sure that systemd is PID 1. Use htop or top to see this info. I would use htopby bodhi - Debian
Billy, It looks very good. We lost 2 HDDs, but all 4 were detected properly before that. Seagate ST1000DM003 [ 14.923205][ T98] ata3: link is slow to respond, please be patient (ready=0) [ 15.203233][ T98] ata3: SATA link up 3.0 Gbps (SStatus 123 SControl 300) [ 15.214917][ T98] ata3.00: ATA-9: ST1000DM003-1CH162, CC47, max UDMA/133 [ 15.221834][ T98] ata3.00: 19535251by bodhi - Debian
> The big part of the package is cygwin1.dll which > is 3.4MB. The kwboot.exe is only 67k. My zip > with everything is 1.3MB. Not bad. Now I guess there must be some info out there re the dll copyright.by bodhi - Debian
Quotethere must be something wrong with nand (ramfs?) when it comes to uncompression. :-/ i'm trying to upgrade @schnee rescue hdd now with latest u-boot+rootfs+kernel, but i doubt it may help, as it won't change partitions in nand i guess. No it does not have anything to do with NAND. This is the problem with load addresses. And it's been so long ago, I can no longer rememberby bodhi - Rescue System
Billy, It's the same test with USB rootfs and 4 HDDs in the slots. And the modified uEnv.txt on the rootfs /boot. kwboot with the NSA325 uboot image. Interrupt the countdown. And, mw.l 0xF1010100 0x40008000 mw.l 0xF1010140 0x00003AA4 sleep 3 usb start bootby bodhi - Debian
> for me it would be ideal if i could assist in > getting it included - Bodhi i would happily > furnish you with one if it would assist? My stated > intention for this is to install debain and run > openswitch or quagga on it........... others may > see it as a sweet littlle device with a bucket > full on interfaces to play with :) :) :) Thanks for the offer Gravelraby bodhi - Off-Topic
There is a problem for bootargs. So we fix it properly now. cat /boot/uEnv.txt ipaddr=192.168.10.200 serverip=192.168.10.161 netmask=255.255.255.0 gatewayip=192.168.10.1 mtdparts=mtdparts=spi0.0:1M(u-boot),-(data) set_bootargs=setenv bootargs console=ttyS0,115200 root=LABEL=rootfs rootdelay=10 $mtdparts earlyprintk=serial dtb_file=/boot/dts/kirkwood-ds413j.dtb ethaddr=00:50:43:xx:xby bodhi - Debian
Billy, The fact you can see 2 HDDs in Debian is pretty good! Just what I expected. Are they number 1 and 2 slots? Just so we can talk about the same thing in the future. The NSA325 u-boot has very little relevancy after the kernel starts booting. When the kernel boots, it uses the DTB to bring up devices. > NSA325 is only a 2 bay nas, so the u-boot will not > have the configuratioby bodhi - Debian
I see Wikidevi listed: QuoteL-50 L-50W # Wifi L-50WD # Wifi and ADSL At least get a wifi version becasue it is more flexible. The L-50 is a wire only version, it seems. But on the unit label, does it say L-50W or L-50WD? if not, it's hard to tell which version you'll get.by bodhi - Off-Topic
Gravelrash. QuoteCheck Point L-50 is Marvell Kirkwood 88F6821 1200MHz router with 8+1 GbE LAN ports and 1 GbE WAN port. It have version with additional bgn wifi and dsl or without it. Can you post the full model and product number of both versions? I see one on eBay with this model. Wonder if it is the one with Wifi. L-50 SG-80Aby bodhi - Off-Topic
JT, > You can build kwboot from source under cygwin. I > don't know about the legality of packaging the > cygwin dll with an application or I'd just post a > link to an already built version. Yeah. It would be nice to find out. It is quite useful for Windows users who are not yet ready to run a Linux VM. So you have built one under cygwin? what is the size of thatby bodhi - Debian
Gravelrash, Good to see you posting again :) > Checkpoint > L-50 VPN/Firewall > > Check Point L-50 is Marvell Kirkwood 88F6821 > 1200MHz router with 8+1 GbE LAN ports and 1 GbE > WAN port. It have version with additional bgn wifi > and dsl or without it. > > for me it would be ideal if i could assist in > getting it included Sure I took a loook atby bodhi - Off-Topic
> what are the current instructions and files i need > to update these boxes? Quote1st post bodhi's note: Please see this post for Installation Instruction: https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,61344,90019#msg-90019 And there is no kwboot for windows.by bodhi - Debian
Hi Billy, > BTW this commands are for writing to memory? How > do you find this values ? What does they do > exactly? I've explained this in a previous post: https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,132369,134187#msg-134187 QuoteThe GPIOs that we tried to peek and poke above (they are memory mapped). Mavell boards use GPIOs to control peripherals (eg. power off, turn on LED,by bodhi - Debian
/dev/null: Warning (unique_unit_address): /soc/internal-regs/timer@20300: duplicate unit-address (also used in node /soc/internal-regs/watchdog@20300) This one is bad. We should fix it. One thing I have not done is to turn on detailed warning on the DTS compilation while building kernel. I think I'll put the warning option back in.by bodhi - Debian
Hi Trond, > The last warning looks ugly to me. The input file > 'armada-370-mirabox.dtb' gives the same warning, > but it may be more severe on the RN102 since it > has an external Intersil ISL12057 RTC on the I2C > bus to wake it up after a power loss. Do you think > the warnings can all safely be ignored? /dev/null: Warning (simple_bus_reg): /soc/devbuby bodhi - Debian
Billy, > I put the same disk on the fourth slot (as > expected not working for now) : Please do the same kwboot test but with these 2 commands. mw.l 0xF1010100 0x40008000 mw.l 0xF1010140 0x00003AA4 bootby bodhi - Debian
garagoyun, > I am not sure if the header is microJST. There is > a picture of the connection in the PDF I have > attached in one of my previous posts. Thanks! that's not microJST. The header pin looks like smaller wire than 2.54mm. There is smaller jumper wires (you can find on eBay), but I forgot what it's called. I could not find it in my eBay history. That mby bodhi - Debian
Thanks Trond!by bodhi - Debian
Congrats! > * Warning: the device may not boot with a 3.3V > * USB-serial converter connected when the power > * button is pressed. The converter needs to be > * connected a few seconds after pressing the > * power button. This is possibly due to UART0_TXD > * pin being sampled at reset (bit 0 of SAR). Cool! I forgot to look at the DTS for this box. This info is in thby bodhi - uBoot
> ok one disk at a tiime or two disks : 1 and 4 > together ? > One at the time.by bodhi - Debian
Brolly, > I am not > sure if they really are the standard size (like > 2.54mm) or smaller (I would guess 1mm by 1mm), so > I was not able to connect all for cable ports to > the NAS. Maybe I should have used force on the > cable, but I did not want to do that. I need to > investigate if there are other cable with > "smaller" "plugs" available.by bodhi - Debian