I've uploaded an updated version in the first post.by bodhi - uBoot
> Could you please tell me how to stop egiga0 ( > netconsole ) In Debian, fw_setenv preboot Then connect serial console and reboot to confirm no netconsole running.by bodhi - uBoot
wdq, OK cool! Everything is checked out, so now you can save the env permanently in Debian command line fw_setenv bootdev ide fw_setenv devices 'ide usb' and then reboot (or shutdown and power up). shutdown -r now Now it will boot with the HDD rootfs all the way to Debian.by bodhi - uBoot
wdq, You did not do it exactly as I asked! don't execute any other commands. Just copy/paste the commands in this post. Power up, interrupt serial console countdown (when you see the countdown starts from 10, type any key to stop it). And then, setenv bootdev ide setenv devices 'ide usb' printenv boot Let it boot to the Debian prompt. Log in as root/root. catby bodhi - uBoot
wdq, So the HDD rootfs is good. At serial console prompt, setenv bootdev ide setenv devices 'ide usb' and then boot printenv boot Boot it into Debian, and log in as root/root. cat /proc/mtd fw_printenv And post serial console log here.by bodhi - uBoot
@mrc333777, Yours shows Tx0D. So it should be the right one. Model Dell/Tx0D Warranty 30 DAYS R2 Category Tested for Key Functions, R2/Ready for Resale Location LAS AR Lister ABby bodhi - Debian
wdq, Reset IDE: Bus 0: OK Bus 1: OK Device 0: Model: WDC WD6400AAKS-00A7B2 Firm: 01.03B01 Ser#: WD-WMASY7763190 Type: Hard Disk Supports 48-bit addressing Capacity: 610480.3 MB = 596.1 GB (1250263728 x 512) Device 1: Model: WDC WD6400AAKS-00A7B2 Firm: 01.03B01 Ser#: WD-WMASY7865415 Type: Hard Disk Supports 48-bit addby bodhi - uBoot
newbienard, I don't have an answer for you regarding stock FW. However, in case you have not seen the Debian installation for this box, it is here: https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,92514by bodhi - uBoot
With this type of problem, the best I can suggest is to stay with 4.14.198 for now if you run Debian. Don't know when I will build Debian kernel 5.15.x, but that's my plan.The EOL date for 5.15.x is Oct 2026, and it might get extended.by bodhi - Rescue System
dhargens > I was successful kwbooting from the new 2023.04 > image. > Made a new rootfs with the 5.13.6-kirkwood kernel > on a SanDisk 3.2Gen1 (Ultra Fit) and it worked > fine. > I didn't set any environment vars to do it, and it > didn't fall apart when I upgraded the system & > completed the install etc. > > I would consider that a succesby bodhi - uBoot
When in doubt, just run the Debian-4.14.180-oxnas-tld-1-rootfs-bodhi.tar.bz2 rootfs with 800Mhz. And then you'll can see if after a kernel upgrade if it was the culprit.by bodhi - Rescue System
> Were can the code for the 2023.04 rebase be found? > Your > github > repository still appears to be at 2017.07 That will come later after I'm done with the u-boot releases here. By the way, I will only release new u-boot if there is significant capability added, or bug fixes. Otherwise, you will not be missing anything running 2017.07 version.by bodhi - uBoot
> Quote > Perhaps the 2013 SPL and u-boot combo would work > > > It's also 800MHz SPL... Bummer! sounds like you should run stock u-boot and boot into Debian (in order to prove the theory that the overlock to 800/850Mhz is causing problem). I did look at this u-boot seeing if I can rebuild, but the old code does not build with the GCC 12 currently installed in my deby bodhi - Rescue System
mrc333777 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > awsome, i will be ready to try it on these two > PogoPlug V4-A3-01 > i have one PogoPlugPro.v3 as well is that > different? It is different. The Pogo V3 is OXNAS architecture.by bodhi - uBoot
In addition to the capabilties provided by u-boot 2017.07-tld-1 for Pogo V4 , this 2023.04-tld-1 Pogo V4 u-boot has the following new capabilties: - Supports for USB 3.0. You can now boot with the rootfs in either one of the 2 USB 3.0 ports in the back. - Netconsole enhancement. (See Note C.1.2). - Distro boot (see Note C.2 after the Installation Steps for usage). ========================by bodhi - uBoot
> Hi Bodhi, > > I couldn't boot on DSM for now. > > Sorry. OK Billy. I'm getting busy with works so won't revisit this topic for a while.by bodhi - Debian
> it seems fine to me, no problems. do ssd's use > that much power? It is fine for the SSD. Its power usage is like a thumb drive.by bodhi - Debian
> Dell > Wyse 3040 - just picked me a couple of for > £20 (sterling) and i see them for a similar price > over the other side of the pond. > > With the price and lead times on a lot of dev > boards - its a good option if you want something > low powered to run your kit or just to play > with... Yes it is! for that price, a steal. Too bad this minipcie portby bodhi - Off-Topic
David, > > 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) Nice! but harder to do though.by bodhi - Debian
> is there any easy way to convert nand spl to disk > spl first? would love to test sata boot with > 750/725MHz first... Of course there is a way. But too much trouble for me to go back to old gcc compiler to build it. You have a rescue path with SATA boot already. So the best and easy way is just flasingh 2013 u-boot and SPL.by bodhi - Rescue System
The Lexar 128G SSD read speed in this M300 box is slow, but not too bad. # hdparm -Tt /dev/sda /dev/sda: Timing cached reads: 672 MB in 2.00 seconds = 335.35 MB/sec Timing buffered disk reads: 486 MB in 3.01 seconds = 161.65 MB/sec The write speed is about half as slow as my spinning rust HDD on another box. # dd if=/dev/zero of=test_write.img bs=500M count=1 oflag=dsync 1by bodhi - Debian
Odradek, You could try to mount it with ro option, see how it behaves.by bodhi - uBoot
Mischif, > No luck, still getting mmc polling errors and the > power light went back to flashing again, did you > patch the dts in this release? I might have missed some config when merging the kernel 6.2.8-mvebu-tld-2.7 to this. The DTS patch is the same. > I will double-check with the old dell kernel to > see if I could recognize the mmc there as well but > I'by bodhi - Debian
> That's not that easy! I tried going back to stock > SPL and keeping your latest uboot on NAND. It > didn't work. SPL didn't manage to read/start uboot > (that was already mentioned somewhere else in this > forum - uboot 2013 is loading fine with stock SPL, > uboot 2015 isn't loading at all). Perhaps the 2013 SPL and u-boot combo would work Quoteby bodhi - Rescue System
old usb 3.0 Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex controller from an external drive 240 MB/s , 40 mb/s - inland professional SSD 120GB P/N: 120GBM 240 MB/s , 40 mb/s - CORE ortial.com , OC-150-128 128GB 6Gb sata ssd tlc 128 MB/s , 40 mb/s - oem ssd 256GB sata III ssd s3105 series What is exactly the 240 MB/s and 40 mb/s in this benchmark? Are they sequential read and random read speeds? Quoteiby bodhi - Debian
alexinc, > - segmentation faults and apt cache errors are > related to spl being 850MHz! using dirty spl from > "rescue disk" is running 800MHz and a bit more > stable, but not enough, as stock spl is 725MHz. The Pogoplug V3 can run at 850Mhz without problem. We have not seen report that this box might not work with the overclock SPL. That's why I wanted to seeby bodhi - Rescue System
droidbox, It might not be udev. It could be urandom [ 38.772460][ C0] random: crng init done Reboot and see if it gets faster. Is this the Pogoplug E02?by bodhi - Debian
@mrc333777, > if your > interested i can do the other 2 again, which were > really fast and give you the results from each and > models. i only paid like 10-13 dollars each. That would be great ! please do.by bodhi - Debian
Here is kernel linux-6.3.0-mvebu-tld-0.1. I'm transitioning the MVEBU kernel to the 6.3.x-tld-0.x to include MMP3 arch. Kernel 6.3.x has the latest MMC patch that hopfully will solve the "SD card busy polling" problem. Download at Dropbox linux-6.3.0-mvebu-tld-0.x-bodhi.tar.bz2 md5sum linux-6.3.0-mvebu-tld-0.x-bodhi.tar.bz2 04c717d55b4bb20b5cf2eb75238cccd7 liby bodhi - Debian
> I tried this Lexar SSD in the M300 SATA slot. Nice > form factor, but damn it is too slow! as slow as > my USB flash drive. I guess we'd get what we pay > for. However, perhaps it should be tried on another box so see if something about this board that has slowed it down.by bodhi - Debian