echowarrior108 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > did some mods on this while I had it open, > replaced the serial cable, mounted a plug for the > sata wiring, replaced rubberbands for external > drives with velcro, added a usb wifi because of > location( usually its hardwired ethernet cable) > > first printenv: > > OX820>by echowarrior108 - uBoot
ok thanks!by echowarrior108 - uBoot
did some mods on this while I had it open, replaced the serial cable, mounted a plug for the sata wiring, replaced rubberbands for external drives with velcro, added a usb wifi because of location( usually its hardwired ethernet cable) first printenv: OX820> printenv bootcmd=run bootcmd_uenv; run scan_disk; run set_bootargs; run bootcmd_exec; reset bootcmd_exec=run load_uimage; if ruby echowarrior108 - uBoot
Hi bodhi, I have 3 boxes actually and all have serial wire drilled out back for easy connection this box is in a location that I have to move it out of to plug in which is no problem really. I will move it and print out the printenv also one problem I have with all my boxes is the fw_printenv does not work, am I missing something? fw_printenv -bash: fw_printenv: command not foundby echowarrior108 - uBoot
Still using this setup on my daily plug, I have had a new issue arise which causes some concern, 3 times over the last week I have had to reboot to access over ssh, I have not had it go to the point of not starting back up but I am considering adding a better backup plan for this one as it may be on the verge of failing, Kinda weighing the options but have a backup ready in case of failure of theby echowarrior108 - uBoot
Hi bodhi, I may have inquired before but have no way to figure this out and I know it is simple. The unit boots up fine and the envs are actually default an working but every now and then I want to look through ssh instead of serial which I have now made an external connection for on all my plugs. As for the issue at hand: :~# fw_printenv -bash: fw_printenv: command not found what are tby echowarrior108 - uBoot
bodhi, I was terribly stuck after messing around with the sata install and the env's you posted here was what got it back, granted its not my main plug but sometimes you go all the way back to save things. never lost uboot but the settings were so far out of whack I didn't even save how bad they got,lol. just if anyone gets stuck with uboot the settings I did do were: env default -by echowarrior108 - Debian
When I get some time I will work it out. got so issues of a personal nature going on so it will be hit and miss...:)by echowarrior108 - Rescue System
success!!!! bodhi is genious! later on I may go further and have duel os on one sata, mountain to climb later:) then the challenge of making the os choice before boot... long way off on that one but I do have a spare hdd, see I upgrade my 2 ps3 units with ssd's, so I now one drive left to salvage for fun projects like these. What prompted this one was I crashed my router and was offlby echowarrior108 - Rescue System
lol, yep the envs are a mess, its my backup plug and I just tried openwrt on it as it was laying around and hadn't got into the envs as much as learning the openwrt which for some mysterious reason works great even with the messed up uboot.. I should have clean slated it first but hadn;t thought about it. I will do that tonight and see if that helps with your settings included:) Thanks!!by echowarrior108 - Rescue System
With the usb rootfs unplugged it loads to openwrt on nand ], when I restart and use the same steps as you posted and use the rootfs usb and boot it loads to nand openwrt anyway. :) I posted the log when usb rootfs was inserted as an example.I edited that for more clarity:)by echowarrior108 - Rescue System
bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Quote"2: also is it possible to move the nand > openwrt to a bootable usb so I have more room for > the OS?" > > There is a method in OpenWrt installation that you > can set up the extension of the rootfs on USB. You > can find it at their website. I set up openwrt as /overlay so worby echowarrior108 - Rescue System
bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > echowarrior108, > > With the USB rootfs removed, Power up, Interrupt > serial console, and, > > setenv bootcmd_openwrt 'nboot 60500000 0 440000; > bootm' > setenv bootcmd_exec 'if run load_uimage; then; if > run load_initrd; then if run load_dtb; then bootm > $load_uimby echowarrior108 - Rescue System
I have an Oxnas setup but this may be of interest, not sure it would work on your machine though:) https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,92749,109609#msg-109609 Hope it points you in the right direction!by echowarrior108 - Debian
Opening new thread as mine is a pogoplug pro v3, many thanks to raynight and bodhi! https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?4,109979,109984#msg-109984by echowarrior108 - Rescue System
my current print env from debian using usb followed by openwrt using nand, the envs are not really cleaned up as this is my alternate (test) pplug. 1:My question from https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?4,86219 Quotehave working openwrt on pogoplug v3 runnning on nand, the trouble I run into is switching from nand to usb boot when I want to run debian from the usb. Here is what I have to doby echowarrior108 - Rescue System
I currently installed openwrt into nand from the openwrt website, I can post the link if anyone likes as it works well. Feel free to add to this:)by echowarrior108 - Rescue System
have working openwrt on pogoplug v3 runnning on nand, the trouble I run into is switching from nand to usb boot when I want to run debian from the usb. Here is what I have to do so far and its probably a simple fix. if I want to run openwrt I have to interrupt boot on serial connection and run the following: setenv bootcmd 'nboot 60500000 0 440000; bootm' saveenv boot to runby echowarrior108 - Rescue System
I know this is an old post however I used a similar setup wiring to sidemount an SATA drive (it wouldn't fit inside) I was able to clone a usb and it started right up freeing up all the usb ports, it is my extra plug so I am not sure exactly what I am going to do with it yet...lolby echowarrior108 - Off-Topic
just hooked up a hdd through sata after modding a power adapter to the main board, this helped a ton getting it up and running, I added your settings for ide above and it fired right up!! Many thanks!by echowarrior108 - Debian
just a followup, been too busy to work on owncloud and am abandoning my project on it. Thanks for all the help trying to get it to work, just going through noip and using my own setup as is which works very well!by echowarrior108 - Debian
I had to use this post and method for 4.14.198-oxnas-tld-1 upgrade as I had the same initial issue loading the kernel update. all worked well!by echowarrior108 - Debian
I will give it a try, I am running bullseye version which may be part of the issue....lol I did have a working nextcloud on my pc but running a 900watt powersupply is not power friendly so I was kinda reaching back to owncloud as I tried before and gave up but I have 2 plugs so I can toy around with it without losing anything important.Since I got a lot going on here I jump in and out a lot.by echowarrior108 - Debian
This is how far I got: Quotein browser open: http://ipadress_pogoplug/owncloud be patient..... login: admin, pw: owncloud be more patient.... if all is well then you can login a second time again with admin/owncloud and then the OC opening-screen will show itself." result: (quoting my browser) QuoteThis version of ownCloud is not compatible with PHP 7.4 You are currentlyby echowarrior108 - Debian
I may give this a go, I tried once before but had no success, I was under the understanding that owncloud was also nextcloud so I will try to make that work on my spare box in the coming weeks... will post my findings! Good works on that!by echowarrior108 - Debian
I posted something else then figured out after it was my own issue, lol could you please delete that one...by echowarrior108 - Debian
filezilla! or bitvise! both work well off ssh.by echowarrior108 - Debian
I had a similar issue with realtec rtl88x2bu, see: https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,92749,92749#msg-92749 it may be helpful!by echowarrior108 - Debian
did some cleaning up on this install, see changes above, please inform me if something is amiss:) Thanksby echowarrior108 - Debian
It is now working fine again after latest kernel upgrade.by echowarrior108 - Debian