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Mele A1000/A2000/MK802/A10 tablet discussions
Re: MacPlug & SMBPLug : Mac/AFPD or Windows/SMB + Print services in a flash/NAND image - 10 years ago
OK, it seems that windows 7 has some stringent security that blocks almost everything except other windows 7 boxes unless you get deep into the settings pages. I cna now access my box, but only via IP address. I cannot see the hostname of the box on the network. Can anyone tell me how to broadcast the machines hostname so I don't have to keep a static IP? Also, I still have no figureby optim - Rescue System
Re: MacPlug & SMBPLug : Mac/AFPD or Windows/SMB + Print services in a flash/NAND image - 10 years ago
I have this setup and booting.but I cannot see the network shares on my network anywhere. All of my machines are Win7 (if that matters) with no homegroup active. I tried to use map network drive but that did not work. Also I cannot seem to make the system set the time on its own. I changed TZ like mentioned above but it still does not set the time. Any help would be appreciated.by optim - Rescue System
Re: Headless Debian Wheezy armhf with nand install - 10 years ago
Will this work on an MK802+ ? Also if it does will it use the full 1G of ram?by optim - Allwinner A10
Re: GoflexHome USB Boot - 10 years ago
I am going to link to an old post with my environment. It is designed to do what you want. Boot HDD unless USB is plugged in. The only thing is you need the USB to be named rootfs for it to boot. Click Hereby optim - uBoot
Cheap MK802 - 10 years ago
They list it as an MK802+ (I thought the ones with new voltage reg was MK802 II). Comes with a free USB 'spider' hub and USB sound thing. All for $39.99 shipped. Link Hereby optim - Allwinner A10
Re: goFlex Home, can't get sata to work at all - 11 years ago
Here was a post I used after I got through the ordeal you are having (not the MAC address one, the booting one). Good luck. Click Here You can ignore my swap concerns at the end. I was/am still learning Linux.by optim - uBoot
Re: What is the A10? Specs, Devices and Resources - 11 years ago
In case anyone doesn't want to search through many pages to find out. (and none of those linked in the post you pointed to say so). The A13 is an A10 without SATA and HDMI.by optim - Allwinner A10
Re: What is the A10? Specs, Devices and Resources - 11 years ago
What is the difference between Allwinner A10 and Allwinner A13? Just trying to find some info on the A13. Thanksby optim - Allwinner A10
Re: Help! My DockStar Squeeze don't boot anymore. - 11 years ago
I use arcNumber=2097 for my dockstar. Although if you try to use a number that your kernel doesn't support it may not work.by optim - Debian
Re: Minimum implementation of Asterisk for Google Voice? - 11 years ago
I was not able to get any version to work for incoming calls via google voice. I believe I had one successful incoming call ever. Maybe I will try again with a clean slate of config files and only change my login and password.by optim - Debian
Re: Machines with Allwinner A10 - 11 years ago
Isn't the Allwinner A13 a worse chip than the Allwinner A10? If that is the case, none of the items you listed is what we are looking for.by optim - Allwinner A10
Re: Minimum implementation of Asterisk for Google Voice? - 11 years ago
Which version of Asterisk did you use, ed?by optim - Debian
Re: Benchmarks - 11 years ago
I ran the same benchmarks and came out with this (obviously a different format) CPU Blowfish ------------ -CPU Blowfish- <big><b>This Machine</b></big> Unknown MHz 58.701 Intel(R) Celeron(R) M processor 1.50GHz (null) 26.1876862 PowerPC 740/750 (280.00MHz) (null) 172.816713 CPU CryptoHash -------------- -CPU CryptoHash- <big><by optim - Off-Topic
Re: Benchmarks - 11 years ago
Going to post a few things and edit this post as I find them... Netperf - Network performance monitor: Goflex running off of HD: # ./netperf MIGRATED TCP STREAM TEST from 0.0.0.0 () port 0 AF_INET to localhost () port 0 AF_INET Recv Send Send Socket Socket Message Elapsed Size Size Size Time Throughput bytes bytes bytes secs. 10^6bits/sec 87380 1638by optim - Off-Topic
Benchmarks - 11 years ago
Are there any benchmark programs out there that we can use to compare the speed of some of these devices we play with? I am intrigued by the Alwinner A10's but would like a general idea of how much faster it is than some of the other devices. Also I am interested in how these perform while using an HD vs USB stick vs SD card. I think a nice comparison would be helpful for all, we jusby optim - Off-Topic
Re: sshfs on Debian on Pogoplug - 11 years ago
# cat /etc/apt/sources.list deb http://cdn.debian.net/debian squeeze main deb-src http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian squeeze main contrib non-free Actually looks like I didn't update this list when I installed, I have a dockstar and 2 GoFlex home's.by optim - Debian
Re: sshfs on Debian on Pogoplug - 11 years ago
Is this what you are looking for? If it is maybe you need to update your repositories. # apt-cache search sshfs sshfs-dbg - filesystem client based on SSH File Transfer Protocol (with debbuging symbols) sshfs - filesystem client based on SSH File Transfer Protocolby optim - Debian
Re: Is there a way RECOVERY nand could auto fix usb drive? - 11 years ago
Never Mind. I had typed the environment variable in wrong. It is now mounting as ext3. Stiil wondering if I should remove the 'errors=remount-ro" setting though.by optim - Debian
Re: Is there a way RECOVERY nand could auto fix usb drive? - 11 years ago
I just tried doing this to change my HD on a GoFlex home to ext3, but mount is still reporting this as ext2. fstab: # /etc/fstab: static file system information. # # <file system> <mount point> <type> <options> <dump> <pass> /dev/root / ext3 noatime,errors=remount-ro 0 1 /dev/sda2 none swap swby optim - Debian
Re: time setting - 11 years ago
my GoFlex Home reports: dmesg |grep rtc [ 15.973799] rtc-mv rtc-mv: rtc core: registered rtc-mv as rtc0 [ 16.010293] rtc-mv rtc-mv: setting system clock to 2012-06-11 21:51:34 UTC (1339451494) dockstar says no though: dmesg |grep rtc [ 11.146183] rtc-mv rtc-mv: internal RTC not ticking [ 11.181620] drivers/rtc/hctosys.c: unable to open rtc device (rtc0)by optim - Debian
Re: Latest Dockstars Deals, Post your findings here! (Updated 01 Jan 11) - 11 years ago
Not a dockstar, but I have seen the raspberry pi on the ArchLinux Arm site. Here it is for $35 + $8 shipping. Not sure if it is a good deal or not, but definately the cheapest I have seen it. Raspberry Piby optim - Debian
Re: Unable to access GFH after editing fw_setenv environment - 11 years ago
http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?3,6965 Im not sure if you have a serial cable yet or not. For the usb cable I bought 2 of These and once I found the right driver and did a little soldering they worked great. I also bought a bunch of These and installed one right in the box, and put a standard mini stereo headphone jack (from radio shack) on the end of the wire and can serial in whenever Iby optim - uBoot
Re: Unable to access GFH after editing fw_setenv environment - 11 years ago
IF you have the original uBoot still installed http://support.goflexhome.hipserv.com/en/reflash/index.html this will put it back to factory fresh and you can start over. If not, you will need a serial connection to grab control of it.by optim - uBoot
Re: Unable to access GFH after editing fw_setenv environment - 11 years ago
This sounds a bit like what I did to mine. If you have the original uBoot installed you can recover. Read through the thread HERE and follow the directions about resetting the GFH to factory and starting over. I eventually installed serial connections to mine. This makes the whole project much easier. It is not necessary though.by optim - uBoot
Re: Minimum implementation of Asterisk for Google Voice? - 11 years ago
petergunn Wrote: > > Thats exactly what my set up does (rings home > phones via LinksysPAP2 and my Android cell via > Sipdroid), so it does work. I'm still using > asterisk 1.8.3 with the > outgoing calls patch. > > -PG Do you know which version of 1.8.3 you are using? Im going to reinstall using yours since it seems to work for you.by optim - Debian
Re: Minimum implementation of Asterisk for Google Voice? - 11 years ago
Hmm mine looks functionally identical to yours. Have you had to change anything (there is supposed to be a fix adding a pause) to have calls not go directly to voicemail? There was something about changing a pause from 2 to 8. The problem I am seeing is exactly as those folks described. The problem is they were using a file called extensions_custom.conf which I do not have.by optim - Debian
Re: Minimum implementation of Asterisk for Google Voice? - 11 years ago
Can I see you extensions.conf? I now have incoming calls, but even when I pick up the phone, the caller goes right to voicemail. I have seen a "fix" that requires something in extensions_custom.conf but I do not have that file. Is that loaded by default or would it be an include file? Thanks.by optim - Debian
Re: Dockstar and Debian armhf port? - 11 years ago
Awesome Jeff. Maybe also put an 'other' section for folks to see what stuff others wind up playing with.by optim - Debian
Re: Minimum implementation of Asterisk for Google Voice? - 11 years ago
twinclouds Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't use it for calling in so I don't know if > it works for 1.8.13.0 or not. > For 1.8.13.0, you don't need to do the PROC > setting any more. > You can check if gtalk is loaded or not by doing > "module show" in the CLI prompt. It says it is loaded, but the use couby optim - Debian
Re: Minimum implementation of Asterisk for Google Voice? - 11 years ago
ok lets try another..... This one actually I did not modify other than by your line in the installation instructions, so I still have the tollfree stuff active that probably does not work and I have not changed the are code of calls. Neither of which should matter. static=yes writeprotect=no clearglobalvars=no CONSOLE=Console/dsp ; Console interfaceby optim - Debian