Thanks Pazos! very interesting ideas. I've looked into modding the PogoPro before, was thinking I could squeeze the 2.5 SATA HD in the case, but decided not to (not enough ventilation). The hidden SATA port is very nice. Thanks for the info about h5ai :-) I went over to the website and took a peek. It looks really nice. I'm using dirLIST but the directory index does not look as niceby bodhi - Debian
- The UBoot envs that you've listed are from the stock FW, not the new UBoot envs from the new UBoot. I recall that after you've run install_uboot_mtd0.sh, the correct command to print envs is /usr/sbin/fw_printenv. - Davy's rootfs image does work with arcNumber 3089. So you already got one working. - It's not possible to restore to stock using Seagate FW restore proceduby bodhi - uBoot
"8. set arcnumber via fw_setenv" I'd suggest not to do this, until *after* you have booted into Debian a couple times, and have verified that netconsole works. With arcNumber 2097, the LED won't flash correctly, but you can find the IP address and ping the box to know when it's finished booting. The reason is the stock Debian that you've installed might not have sby bodhi - uBoot
Now we're talking :-) thanks matrix. And thanks kevinvinv, and audiocrush! @matrix, on android, "total commander with the webdav plugin" sounds pretty neat. I'm using Webdav Navigator on iPhone, and also looking for Android webdav client app. Will give it a try, thanks! Keep it coming everybody! it's now to Nov 30th.by bodhi - Debian
It looks good now! Do you see the GFNet appears on the network at all? it could be assigned a different IP addr than before. Can you run nmap from a different computer? or look for it in the router web interface. If you run nmap and see the GFNet does appear, then check to see if port 22 is opened. Addendum: I've just noticed this "Linux-3.2.0-4" in your boot log. Itby bodhi - Debian
Didi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Loading file "/boot/uImage" from usb device 0:1 > (usbda1) > 64 bytes read > Loading file "/boot/uInitrd" from usb device 0:1 > (usbda1) > 64 bytes read > Wrong Image Format for bootm command > ERROR: can't get kernel image! > stopping USB.. Looks like your kernby bodhi - Debian
Hey everybody :-) Common, let's hear more good ideas! the Pogoplug POGO-P01 - Pro is waiting for its new owner :-) Here is the info page on Arch site: http://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv6/pogoplug-provideov3 -bodhiby bodhi - Debian
Great! if you're back to stock then you could login throught the web interface, creat user and enable SSH and do the installation again.by bodhi - uBoot
The USB drive should not effect UBoot installation. If the installation script detects a version of UBoot that was already installed, but did not recognize it, then it would output that warning. But I don't recall that it reports this info when installing from a stock GoFlex Home. Perhaps Seagate GFHome has a different UBoot now? > -bash-3.2# ./fw_printenv > Warning: Bad CRC, usby bodhi - uBoot
Hi guys, As a thank you to Jeff for hosting this site, and has enabled us to have so much fun hacking Linux! I have a spare brand new PogoPlug Pro (OXNAS variant) I bought long ago, that I want to donate to the site. Jeff thought it would be fun to have a contest for ideas that the we can all join in to discuss what's the best use for this box. I will send this Pogoplug Pro to the winnby bodhi - Debian
servercat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi, > > I'm planning on debianizing my GoFlex Home. > I was going to put Arch on it but stumbled on the > tutorial by Jeff here: > http://projects.doozan.com/debian/ which lead me > to this page. > > While browsing the forums before installing I got > to this thread: > htby bodhi - Debian
Guys, read this thread: http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?6,10012by bodhi - Allwinner A10
You did not mention what did you see on netconsole. Do you have netconsole log? You might want to read this thread for similar problem and resolution: http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?3,9777,10090#msg-10090by bodhi - uBoot
Did you try to hit control-j repeatedly during the countdown?by bodhi - uBoot
I think you're confused 2 different approaches using the rootfs label :-) Vlad's approach was tweaking the initrd so that it can boot with UBit. But if you're running UBoot, then no need to hardcode the label name. Just use the env to pass it, and it will work. You can name the rootfs any name you'd want.by bodhi - uBoot
You can name your rootfs anything! I'm not sure what you've meant?by bodhi - uBoot
sambul14 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Commands usb_root LABEL=rootfs and > usb_root=LABEL=rootfs don't work in > ArchLinux,giving: > > > Cannot open root device "LABEL=rootfs" or > unknown-block (0,0) # kernel message, > OR > > Error: illegal character "=" in variable name >by bodhi - uBoot
Is that from serial console?by bodhi - uBoot
sambul14 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Found original > .kwb for GFH. > > Actually, Jeff's manual > Update > uBoot on your Dockstar, GoFlex, or Pogoplug > NAS says: > > "If, for some reason, you want to revert back > to the original bootloader... write to NAND > uboot.mtd0.dockstar.original.kwb ".by bodhi - uBoot
In console mode, to reboot you just do a reset after saveenv. I should not answer the second question. I think if the NAND partitions were flashed using Jeff's UBoot or Davy's UBoot version then the answer is yes. However, it's best that you get confirmation from Jeff or Davy.by bodhi - uBoot
In your situation, you need serial console since you don't have network access. I thought you meant restoring original Uboot while you have a functional system (some people wants to go back to stock). The best thing to do is to connect serial console and then assess the damage :-) see if you can stop the boot process at the count down and then print out the envs. If they are wrong, then yby bodhi - uBoot
sambul14 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks. It seems like I need serial cable now > after playing with envs. :) Wanted to follow this > guide. Where to download > current and original Uboot .kwb files for GFN? Do you mean you got problem and trying to restore original UBoot with serial console? or just want restore original UBoot? you canby bodhi - uBoot
sambul14 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In what cases command saveenv is required? > Only needed when you are in netconsole or serial console. For normal Linux shell, fw_setenv change the envs for good. > Is there any difference in outcome btw > your suggested command and > cyb's ? > Same outcome. > Once this commandby bodhi - uBoot
In a way :-) since we can plug and unplug any new USB/SATA drives, not just the ones that we have already figured out the UUID or ones defined in fstab. So rootfs label is a very elegant scheme, IMO.by bodhi - uBoot
Cool! it is normal, usually you get more info in serial console than netconsole.by bodhi - uBoot
sambul14 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > However, question still stands: > > - how to change the way ArchLinux or Udev assigns > /dev/sd* letters and numbers? > > I've the same issue, and it seems like instead of > adding more env rules to Uboot, the more elegant > solution is to correct some Udev rules, or make > Ubootby bodhi - uBoot
maihoaomv Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Is there a variable that needs to set to allow > keyboard input? I use Putty, and these are the communication parameters: 115200 baud, 8 bits data, 1 stop bit, parity None, No flow control > Is it possible to reflash the NAND from the rescue > prompt? > Yes. As long as you can boot iby bodhi - uBoot
You meant you did not get the "Hit any key to stop autoboot" countdown? If you did, try pressing control-j real quick a few times and it should go into the prompt. I would make sure to get the countdown because without it, you can only observe the booting process but can't do anything. The output should look like this: U-Boot 2011.12 (Apr 18 2012 - 23:08:20) Seagate GoFlexNetby bodhi - uBoot