beausoleil, > I'm confused as hell about using nc. Does Jeff's > uboot image run nc by default, or does it have to > be manually setup? I don't have a USB-serial cable > converter, so I can't get to the GoFlex console > port to configure it. You do need to configure it, as Jeff described in the instruction. This set up must be done on the GoFlex Home bby bodhi - uBoot
I did mention about putting the rootfs on a USB thumb drive in the post above! For USB the boot device is sda1. For SD card, it should be mmcblk0p1. See this post.by bodhi - Debian
Klaus and TJ, I will upload new uBoot images with SNTP support, in a couple days, … or this weekend!by bodhi - uBoot
@Dave & Ron, I'll include the requested config options in the next release. You can test it, then! @Dave, I saw some unchecked config switches under HID. Perhaps include them will cover your UPS. But out of curiousity, if you still have the older kernel files, could you get the output of this grep and post it here? (where config-3.xx.x-kirkwood-xx is that kernel config file): cby bodhi - Debian
Dave Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bodhi - can you pls verify if hiddev is enabled in > your kernel when it was compiled? i see its > enabled in the config file (CONFIG_USB_HIDDEV = y) > but when I plug in my UPS and run apcupsd, it > cannot seem to find the UPS as hiddev seems to be > missing. Thanks. Hi Dave, Yes it is included.by bodhi - Debian
BigRon, Unfortunately, I2S support is not turned on in the current kernel! But I could include that in the next released version.by bodhi - Debian
Klaus and TJ, I've built a new version with SNTP and DNS config options and testing it right now. ATM, I can't get out to ntp server or ping Google either. I believe I'm missing some required config switch(es) and am troubleshooting it :)by bodhi - uBoot
twinclouds, Did you check /etc/resolv.conf ? try to have only Google name server in this file nameserver 8.8.8.8 Later, you might also want to kill Pogoplug process: killall -q hbwd It's been a while so I only vaguely remember what the original OS looks like running.by bodhi - Debian
radsfaninlv, A couple things to try: 1. Your uBoot envs look good, except that the machid is still set to dd6, while arcNumber is 2097. Without USB attached, try setting it again to 831 in serial console: > setenv machid 831 > boot see if it will boot into rescue system. 2. Download the latest rootfs (link in my signature) and put it on a USB thumb drive. In serial console, setby bodhi - Rescue System
Rootfs Debian-3.13.1-kirkwood-tld-2 was uploaded. Please see 1st post for download link.by bodhi - Debian
Earl, No need to have this file. Only when you need to have special rules for apt-get, e.g. to install different package version from different sources.by bodhi - Debian
You should create new thread in Debian section for this. It is very strange that the ping is 192.168.0.1 and your router is 192.168.1.1. In the new thread post the output of fw_printenv cat /etc/network/interfaces dmesgby bodhi - uBoot
dinjo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Did you tried with rtorrent and looked at the > rtorrent logs libtorrent would better some better > info on it. I've confirmed what optim said above. Download is fine but no upload at all.by bodhi - Off-Topic
Thanks Warhead.by bodhi - Off-Topic
gray, > Not sure about the GoFlex Home. From my quick > googling, doesn't look like the header pin matches > the white connector side. The CD ROM audio cable white connector does fit the GoFlex Home header perfectly. If you happen to have a GoFlex Home with the header installed (some does not).by bodhi - Off-Topic
:) I guess you probably had some typos when setting uBoot envs. If you have saved the log of what you did in ssh session, then post it here and I'll see if I can spot something wrong. If all fails, then the only way to unbrick is to install serial console, the recommended hw parts are in this thread: http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?8,13263 And there are many tutorials about connectinby bodhi - Debian
GothPanda Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bodhi, > > That worked! Had to untar the tarball as root to > avoid some errors, but it's booting, and I can ssh > into the box. > > Thanks again for the help! :D Cool! I'll update the instruction to make it a little more clear.by bodhi - Debian
syong Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > @bodhi, > > If it is too lose, you might want to put some > solder on the pin to make it fit. > > But to my opinion, it is best to put a phone jack > on your device. I just fix one on each of my > embedded device for easy serial connection. The > motivation came from here: > > htby bodhi - Off-Topic
Kernel 3.13.1-kirkwood-tld-2 package was uploaded. Please see 1st post for download link.by bodhi - Debian
Download the latest rootfs in this post. And follow the instruction to put it on a USB thumb drive, boot with that. http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,12096by bodhi - Debian
Freebird, Your uBoot installation was QuoteU-Boot 2010.09 (Feb 16 2011 - 18:44:23) UBIT v0.6 uBoot envs were setup quite differently from the standard uBoot installaton running Jeff's script. Basically the problem is in the bootargs. Stop serial console at the count down. At the prompt, you can set this uBoot env temporarily setenv boot_auto 'setenv rd_args rootfstypby bodhi - uBoot
Problem with 3.13.1 NFS rootfs above solved! I've rebuilt with mvmdio and mv643xx_eth modules included in the kernel directly (previously loaded by initrd), and no longer see the error, the kernel is now booting with NFS rootfs. Will upload newer version shortly.by bodhi - Debian
freebird, > Is there a way to get the rootfs to a USB stick > directly (rather than via deb files) or flash the > updated uBoot from within the current uBoot > environment? Yes for both. The installation for the rootfs can be done using any Linux box. If the only one available is this GoFlex Home, then you can use a Linux Live CD on a PC or Mac. The latest rootfs and insby bodhi - uBoot
Freebird, Your uBoot is too old. It won't work with that rootfs. You can either: - update uBoot Or - use a different rootfs You can find both in the links in my signature. But I would try the rootfs first.by bodhi - uBoot
Please see this post if you're using NFS rootfs. The problem was solved.by bodhi - Debian
Heads up!!! Kernel 3.13 seems to have problem with booting NFS root. As I can tell from serial console, it seems that initrd probed modules mvmdio and mv643xx_eth in wrong order. kernel 3.12.0-kirkwood-tld-5 [ 2.556718] udevd[62]: starting version 175 [ 2.650231] mv643xx_eth: MV-643xx 10/100/1000 ethernet driver version 1.4 [ 2.736122] usb 1-1: new high-speed USB device numbby bodhi - Debian
S Sharma, Cool! Glad it works well upgrading from squeeze…. Are you running old uBoot? if not sure, run this command grep -a --null-data U-Boot /dev/mtd0ro Note: don't be alarmed if seeing NAND error messages in dmesg when running this command! (the error was because mtd0 is not a normal partition).by bodhi - Debian
radsfaninlv, You do need a serial cable, if netconsole was not set up. Boot with serial console and look at uBoot envs, you might have typos in one of those uBoot envs, if you have been changing them. If you can't spot the error, post the output of uBoot command printenv.by bodhi - Rescue System
kiryl, Don't connect 3.3V, should connect only TX, RX, and GND.by bodhi - uBoot