adrien60, Thanks for the feedback!by bodhi - Debian
Kernel linux-6.14.6-mvebu-370xp-tld-1-bodhi.tar.bz2 package has been uploaded. Please see 1st post for download link.by bodhi - Debian
BayPanard, > I was thinking debian would work its way to > activate USB ports. Right! > I will test again Give it a try, but don't spend too much time. I'll have a new build soon!by bodhi - Debian
shermbug, Please post in joerg's thread for Pogo E02.by bodhi - uBoot
Kernel 6.14.6-mvebu-tld-1 package has been uploaded. See 1st post for download link. Please create a new thread for any installation problem or questions.by bodhi - Debian
@ConcentratedCancer, In the kernel 6.14.6-kirkwood-tld-1 release, I've changed the name of the DTB to kirkwood-wd-mycloud-ex4.dtb.by bodhi - Debian
Kernel linux-6.14.6-kirkwood-tld-1 package has been uploaded. See 1st post for download link. And please create a new thread for any installation problem or question.by bodhi - Debian
BayPanard, > This time with dtb file placed on rootfs : it > booted straight to debian ! Cool! > 2. USB3 ports on the back are not working So the new u-boot actually messed up the USB 3.0 ports! that's quite strange. Because it should not. Did you try removing the USB drive and reattach it?by bodhi - Debian
ZooMoo, > How do I compile a kernel from source and use it > within a Debian Debootstrap install. I guess I'll > need some of Synologies custom libraries, but I'm > not sure > > I've searched online and I could not find anything > for this use-case. > > I'd need to cross-compile it, but I hope there is > some advice or a guide that mby bodhi - Debian
I've built kernel 6.14.6-kirkwood and running it on a few boxes. Since 6.15 will be out in a couple week, I think I'll release this 6.14.6 stable version (if there is nothing significant comming on 6.14.6+ stable in the next couple days).by bodhi - Debian
sudos, I don't think it's bad RAM. > Interestingly this is the one that's running > Owntone. I haven't connected anything to it yet > since then and it's just been sitting there. Both > the tester box and the remote box are completely > unaffected. Do you have swap on? ===== FWIW, one of my several M300 is used in my kernel distributed buby bodhi - Debian
Attached here is the kwbimage.cfg for the Pogo V4. This should be adapted to the Pogo 02 tutorial in the 1st post.by bodhi - uBoot
shermbug Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just a quick status update... (no 'real' news on > the recovery effort): > > I setup a Pi400 with OpenOCD and I am able to run > the binary. I haven't gotten to the point of > connecting the hardware, so that will be in > another update. This was not straight forward, > thougby bodhi - uBoot
shermbug, > Any other ideas (low hanging fruit)? I'm guessing > that t would also have nuked any tftp server or > client functions and/or other network > boot/recovery options... > but I can easily try some > stuff on that end if you have any relevant > info/ideas (like the address of the device and/or > the expected sever address, file name to put or &gby bodhi - uBoot
Try 1. Start kwboot 2. Power up the Pogo Mobile. and 1. Power up the Pogo Mobile. 2. Start kwboot immediately. And make sure the serial wires are away from the power cord. Sometime the power interference could cause noise if the wires are not shielded. > Also, FWIW, I'm using the OpenWrt u-boot.kwb file > for this device (from OpenWrt 24.10.1). Is there > anotherby bodhi - uBoot
shermbug , I'm assuming the Ubuntu box is x86, 64bit. And serial console has worked welll before bricked. Try using this kwboot binary: https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?3,27280,27280#msg-27280 Quote2. I've attached the 2025.01-rc1 kwboot static binary (x86-64) to this post: kwboot_2025.01-rc1_x86-64.tar.bz2 (kwboot version u-boot version 2025.01-rc1-ge61ea9f2e5d2-dirty)by bodhi - uBoot
BayPanard, > We got further this time! > > Now it complained about dtb / fdt because I did > not place the dtb file under under /boot/dtb of > the rootfs. > > And I ran out of luck because the old Raspberry PI > 1B I was using choose to die at this moment... > > I need to put my hands on an UART adapter or > another PI-like device, I'll comby bodhi - Debian
Attached here is the new u-boot build for Synology DS112. uboot.2024.10-tld-1.ds112.bodhi.250509.tar md5: d04f7e16e6b1e1c3452c792a254a16b4 sha256: 0d3e2cb360b1e420f18ebbecb3694180b9f9bbbacc82053e1a3f24135fc037ac This tarball includes 5 files uboot.2024.10-tld-1.ds112.kwb uboot.2024.10-tld-1.ds112.environment.img uboot.2024.10-tld-1.ds112.environment uboot.2024.10-tld-1.ds112.bootby bodhi - Debian
Ivan, Thanks to your testing on this DS211 thread, and BayPanard testing of the Synology DS112. I mentioned on the DS112 thread: Quotehttps://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,139072,139744#msg-139744 OK, so thanks to this topic I took a close look. Mainline u-boot seems to lack some support for the Kirkwood 6282 SoC! Will see if I can work around it or have to do the right thing by addingby bodhi - uBoot
In think it's best that I rebuild this u-boot to correct the default envs. Stay tuned for another build to test eSATA booting.by bodhi - Debian
sudos, > I have no idea what I'm even looking at, here. I > got the machine rebooted and updated the kernel > 6.13.8 right after and will be monitoring for any > weirdness, > Based on whats included in the trace, could > this be something to do with the CPU power saving > stuff? was this something fixed in a later kernel > and I'm reading too muchby bodhi - Debian
BayPanard, > As of now for all past tests I did not put new > boot.scr from your tarball on my rootfs as you > told me at the beginning that only the .kwb file > was modified. Am I executing the tests right? Yes, you did. My bad :) I did not reconize there was a syntax error in the format of the internal envs (copy/paste problem). > Still no luck with detecting usb andby bodhi - Debian
ZooMoo, > What is the latest SoC / NAS you'd recommend > that's supported? I don't know much about the latest models in the market. I have a few Synolgy DS116 (1-bay) and Thecus N2350 (2-bay) and I like both, especially the DS116. I'm supporting these here.by bodhi - Debian
ZooMoo, I did not have any luck requesting anything from Marvell in the past. I have most of the datasheets for the more popular Marvell SoCs, just not this Armada 375 SoC. Developers' interest seem to stop cold after the reference board (armada-375-db) was mainline.by bodhi - Debian
Attached here is the new u-boot build for Synology DS112. uboot.2024.10-tld-1.ds112.bodhi.250508.tar md5: 8da79550bb598de08689b900add12060 sha256: 7b5596b8bc92446f359c594aa77333cce56f18b4c69f09e227f508cd36e79dfc This tarball includes 5 files uboot.2024.10-tld-1.ds112.kwb uboot.2024.10-tld-1.ds112.environment.img uboot.2024.10-tld-1.ds112.environment uboot.2024.10-tld-1.ds112.bootby bodhi - Debian
OK, so thanks to this topic I took a close look. Mainline u-boot seems to lack some support for the Kirkwood 6282 SoC! Will see if I can work around it or have to do the right thing by adding the missing code. What we did in the past for u-boot was OK because we run the both 6281 and 6282 SoC boxes as 6281. Most of the time it works fine because the 6282 is a clone of the 6281, with some addiby bodhi - Debian
Ivan, Check your dmesg. There is some problem with your 12TB HDD. [ 5.325716][ T56] ata1.00: ATA-9: HGST HUH721212ALN600, LEGNT3D0, max UDMA/133 [ 5.333162][ T56] ata1.00: 2929721344 sectors, multi 0: LBA48 NCQ (depth 31/32) [ 5.400229][ T56] ata1.00: configured for UDMA/133 [ 5.415843][ T22] scsi 0:0:0:0: Direct-Access ATA HGST HUH721212AL T3D0 PQ: 0 ANSI:by bodhi - uBoot
Also see if you can bring it down to 2500 RPM if you want even less fan noise. When the HDDs are sleeping, it does not generate much heat.by bodhi - uBoot
Ivan, > I have put 40C as min and 60C as max. Seems to > hold steady at +46.2C and 3100 RPM. > The HDD is at 32C idle. Cool! that's a good fan. Synology fans are usually good and quiet. > Just to note that I had to install fancontrol, it > was not there before, and it seems that the fan > was not working at all. Yes. I did not install fancontrol in the basiby bodhi - uBoot
Ivan, Kirkwood thermal seems to work OK on the 6282, so lm-sensors and fancontrol is the correct solution. You just have to test the fanspeed manuall control first (use the 2nd number which is the index). gpio-fan,speed-map = < 0 0>, <2500 1>, <3100 2>,by bodhi - uBoot