marcint43 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > are you using nfs v3 or 4 ? I'm using nfs v3 (because compatibility with uBoot booting rootfs). But I recall nfs v4 worked for me before (same server version). And looks like you've tried nfs v3 share. I'd suggested you move this NFS topic to a new thread. Much better to troubleshoot your problemby bodhi - Debian
That is strange. I know you're running 3.13.1-kirkwood-tld-2. But with what rootfs? have you done apt-get update apt-get upgrade and what is in your /etc/apt/sources.list ? I'm running the same kernel, and sharing several nfs shares. Some for browsing and several for rootfs (as in nfs cluster). So I think it is something else, don't bother trying squeeze. Other tby bodhi - Debian
lighttpd: web server xfce: desktop vnc, xrdp: remote dekstop daemon for Windows sqltite: minimum footprint for sql database samba: shares that work with Windowsby bodhi - uBoot
How about this combo: USB to barrel connector (this one fits the GoFlex Home/Net and Pogo V4/Mobile) http://www.ebay.com/itm/2X-USB-2-0-A-to-5-5-2-5mm-Barrel-Connector-Jack-DC-Power-Cable-2-PCS-/170753281224?pt=US_USB_Cables_Hubs_Adapters&hash=item27c1b04cc8 Step up 5V to 12V: http://www.ebay.com/itm/5W-USB-DC-5V-to-12V-Step-Up-Boost-Module-Electronic-Regulator-Motor-Rotation-/281061by bodhi - Off-Topic
marcint43 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > For next test, I downgraded nfs-kernel-server and > nfs-common and all depedned libs to squeeze > version - NOTHING CHANGED. > > libevent-1.4-2_1.4.13-stable-1_armel.deb > libnfsidmap2_0.25-5_armel.deb > librpcsecgss3_0.19-6_armel.deb > nfs-common_1.2.2-4squeeze2_armel.deb > nfs-kerneby bodhi - Debian
bigbob23 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks. How do I create the uImage and uInitrd > files (the instructions imply one is already > running Debian)? The mkimage command apparently > does not exist on Arch. The instruction has 2 parts: rootfs and kernel. If you create the rootfs on a USB/HDD drive per instruction, then the kernel is alreaby bodhi - uBoot
msanad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So now after booting with the USB and log into the > debian prombet as i show you > > i have to make the following command > > > PogoE02> fw_setenv console 'ttyS0,115200' > PogoE02> fw_setenv usb_device '0:1' > PogoE02> fw_setenv mtdparts > 'mtdpby bodhi - uBoot
> WarheadsSE Wrote: > > (this after one successful boot so that the MCU > > watchdog is off) I've missed this! is that UART booting?by bodhi - uBoot
Rembember the previous steps in u-Boot: PogoE02> setenv console 'ttyS0,115200' PogoE02> setenv usb_device '0:1' PogoE02> setenv mtdparts 'mtdparts=orion_nand:1M(u-boot),4M(uImage),32M(rootfs),-(data)' PogoE02> setenv usb_set_bootargs 'setenv bootargs console=$console root=/dev/sda1 rootdelay=10 rootfstype=ext3 $mtdparts' PogoE02> setenby bodhi - uBoot
marcint43, > Is it possible to run nfs-server ? It does work. Both as exported shares and rootfs. You could post more details of what you did. Other thought: Did you make sure that it is exporting nfsv3 ?by bodhi - Debian
bigbob23 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It has been a year since anything has been added > to this thread. Has anyone made progress on > installing Debian on a Pogoplug v4? I have > installed Arch Linux but really prefer Debian. Get the latest Debian rootfs (see link in my signature) and put it on USB drive. And since you're running Arcby bodhi - uBoot
Congrats! you're all set. Enjoy playing with your Pogo E02… remember to change your root password, and generate new SSH key. Don't worry about this step, it is just a precaution. - edit /media/sdb1/etc/fstab entry for /dev/root to match the rootfstype of your usb_rootfstype.by bodhi - uBoot
@mali, if you can get a Sandisk brand thumb drive, try that. Also, Patriot brand is very unreliable for booting.by bodhi - Debian
WarheadsSE Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > @bodhi > Thoughts on my getting this bugger to chain load? > I can't get kwboot to work, as said. > > I have copied u-boot.bin to /boot, and ext2load'ed > them to 0x800000 and 0x2000000, but `go` results > only in a software interrupt and a SoC reset. > > (this after oneby bodhi - uBoot
ebbes Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry for double-posting, but I just tested a > build from yesterday that had SATA enabled. (But I > don't know which one of my working branches it's > taken from...). No big changes done to SATA code, > except disabling second slot (it is completely > unpopulated, even on Pogoplug v4, so I tby bodhi - uBoot
ebbes, That's Ok. Don't worry about it. I had the patch for 2013.10, too (Just dont have time to look into it yet). I only want to spend more time on getting SATA working.by bodhi - uBoot
ebbes, > I will do some more testing and push the code to > my Github repo (along with precompiled binaries) > in the next days (when I have more time). > Even if I can't get sata to work: the current > feature set would still be an improvement over > davygravy's current Pogoplug v4 binary. When you've done, and if you'd like, please do a PR on theby bodhi - uBoot
marcint43 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > echo (trigger name) > "/sys/class/leds/(led > name)/trigger" > > > bingo! this was so simple ... > > possibilities: > nand-disk timer oneshot ide-disk1 ide-disk2 > heartbeat gpio default-on > > Do you know what are "oneshot/heartbeat/gpio"by bodhi - Debian
WarheadsSE, Ah! thanks for that info. I'm wondering could it be that the quirky boxes like Pogo V4/Mobile suffer similar problem? For the Pogo V4/Mobile, to use kwboot you must repeatedly control-C and rerun many many times (varied from 3 to 25 times last time I counted) before the handshake works :)by bodhi - uBoot
cefn, Yup. This was the problem. Should be as root user, sudo will not be enough: sudo tar -xjf ~/Documents/code/pogoplug/Debian-3.13.1-kirkwood-tld-2-rootfs-bodhi.tar.bz2 You could try the wheezy script, but I predict it will not go smoothly. You can run the squeeze script, and then apt-get dist-upgrade to wheezy.by bodhi - Debian
msanad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i'm using Windows 7 so i use some software to > format the USB flash memory and extract the Zip > file to it as administrator user. > > is this enough ?? Afraid not! Must be root user on Linux. You can do this using Linux Live Cd if there is no other Linux box available.by bodhi - uBoot
Did you extract the rootfs archive as root user?by bodhi - uBoot
WarheadsSE Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well the 325 has a completely matching NAND > partition layout. I wonder if there is room to > move the stock u-boot too.. I'd suggest we move the envs to 0xC0000 to be consistent with other Kirkwood uBoots (Of course only if you could do this in the current mtds settings, other wise it's OK)by bodhi - uBoot
chessplayer, Welcome back :) > And, one final question: suppose I wanted to have > a uBoot for all those machines, which one would > you have me use as of now? If you can't wait and/or want to try out the new features. You could use ones I've uploaded here: http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?3,12381. Or clone the Git and build your own images.by bodhi - uBoot
cefn Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Although it looks like Uboot has been successfully > upgraded, I've struggled to get a USB build which > boots automatically, based on Bodhi's rootfs > extracted to an Ext2 USB key (with a single ext2 > partition). It doesn't respond at all. Is it > intended to boot to an SSH server?by bodhi - Debian
Axel-dd, Can you get the numbers for USB drives (before and after), too? and also sata_mv version of stock FW (if there is sata_mv module running).by bodhi - Debian
Pbg4, Great! I'll be glad to include your patch in the next build.by bodhi - Debian
Congrats! You're running with the latest UBoot. However, your rootfs in Nand seems to be no good. Use a new USB thumb dive, put the latest Debian rootfs on and boot with it. See link in my signature to download rootfs and instruction.by bodhi - uBoot
You need to use rootfs label when booting with multiple drives: http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?3,8044,8152#msg-8152 Which uBoot are you running? stock u-Boot or davygravy? if it's stock then use blparam, don't use fw_setenv: http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?3,11538by bodhi - uBoot
WarheadsSE Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Here is dmesg from Arch > > Linux nsa325 3.13.5-1-ARCH #1 PREEMPT Sun Feb 23 > 02:58:30 MST 2014 armv5tel GNU/Linux > Thanks WarheadsSE!by bodhi - Debian