Just saw debian 12.9 released, can upgrade quite a few packages. systemd/stable 252.33-1~deb12u1 armel Still okay.by eno789 - Debian
At this point, I think you want to gather more info from the serial console. Confirm from the last few lines of dmesg of your ubuntu box when you plug in the USB-serial cable the USB device, let's say it's /dev/ttyUSB0 Run as root (or some user in the dialout group) picocom --b 115200 --f n --p n --d 8 /dev/ttyUSB0 boot up the goflex home, see if there's any message. Ifby eno789 - uBoot
bodhi, reading https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/29196/automount-nfs-autofs-timeout-settings-for-unreliable-servers-how-to-avoid-han (itself a thread 13 years old) there're a lot of options. Would take some time to find out the current situation and test it out.by eno789 - Debian
On a debian client, I found autofs very convenient. Install autofs if you have not already. You create and edit two configuration files. The first file /etc/auto.master.d/nfs.autofs, you specify a parent directory (I use /nfs) of all NFS mount points (but don't create individual mount points) the path of the second configuration file. # cat /etc/auto.master.d/nfs.autofs /nfs /etby eno789 - Debian
NFS server is a goflexnet (1.2GHz CPU, 128MB RAM) NFS v4 exports untuned. # uname -rm 6.12.6-kirkwood-tld-1 armv5tel # cat /etc/debian_version 12.8 Client 1 is a mac mac$ dd if=/dev/urandom of=bigfile bs=512 count=1000000 1000000+0 records in 1000000+0 records out 512000000 bytes transferred in 2.103410 secs (243414265 bytes/sec) mac$ time cp bigfile /Volumes/gfn_vol1/ rby eno789 - Debian
I don't think I ever used partition type of e1. For linux rootfs, I always use partition type of 83.by eno789 - Debian
Thanks bodhi, I'm on U-Boot 2022.04-tld-1 (Mar 20 2022 - 18:15:15 -0700) now. Everything works!by eno789 - Debian
Hi, I recently got a m300. What I did: * connected serial, U-Boot 1.1.4 (Jun 20 2011 - 13:16:26) Marvell version: 3.4.27 * booted from USB with Debian-6.5.7-kirkwood-tld-1-rootfs-bodhi * moved rootfs to new SATA SSD * booted from SATA alone without USB * upgraded kernel to 6.11.6, still boots okay. Now I'm trying to flash the new u-boot. Marvell>> protect off all Un-Prby eno789 - Debian
Hey guys, I found a great stock SSD replacement, see attached picture. A Patriot P220. I bought a 512GB, I suspect other capacity/model will fit as well. Easy to take apart, just one screw, the rest is plastic. Can reuse the two screws to the posts on the board as the holes on the SSD are aligned perfectly. Cheers!by eno789 - Debian
Build instruction on armel bookworm # apt install -y build-essential nasm zlib1g-dev libgd-dev libmodule-install-perl $ git clone https://github.com/LMS-Community/slimserver-vendor.git $ cd slimserver-vendor $ git checkout -b public/8.4 remotes/origin/public/8.4 # or 9.1 for LMS 9 $ cd CPAN $ PATH=/sbin:$PATH ./buildme.sh 2>&1 | tee build.log The build tby eno789 - Debian
bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > eno789, > > Thanks! up in the > Wiki > thread. > Thank you @bodhi! I've been using your rootfs/kernel/u-boot for many years. Only registered recently.by eno789 - Debian
Installation instruction for Kirkwood devices & Debian bookworm (Debian 12): 1. Download LMS from https://lyrion.org/downloads/ for LMS 9, or https://lyrion.org/downloads/archive/ for LMS 8. Pick a version, then download the logitechmediaserver_8.5.2_arm.deb or lyrionmusicserver_9.0.0_arm.deb. 2. Download the perl CPAN modules LMS8-perl5.36-CPAN-armel.tar.gz or LMS9-perl5.36-CPAN-armby eno789 - Debian
Just found out that the perl CPAN modules I built is only for LMS 9, there's error using those with LMS 8. So I just started a build for LMS 8. I'll document the build and installation step in the next couple of days.by eno789 - Debian
Hi Mike, yes I built the modules using the buildme.sh from https://github.com/LMS-Community/slimserver-vendor/tree/public/9.1/CPAN. I used a meagre iConnect (spec. https://openwrt.org/toh/iomega/iconnect) and it took close to 6 hours to finish, LOL. Having tried LMS 9.0.0 on a raspi 3B, I might try LMS 8.5 on a Kace M300 I just got, as that might require fewer resources. Glad my build caby eno789 - Debian
Yep, it's working. I uploaded the compiled files LMS-perl5.36-CPAN-armel.tar.gz at dropbox After installing the deb, just do cd /usr/share/squeezeboxserver/CPAN/arch/5.36/ tar -xzvf /path/to/LMS-perl5.36-CPAN-armel.tar.gz We can now change the title of thread to include bookworm.by eno789 - Debian
Turns out the deb only supports aarch64-linux-thread-multi arm-linux-gnueabihf-thread-multi-64int So I'm following the instruction at https://github.com/LMS-Community/slimserver-vendor/tree/public/9.1/CPAN to compile the CPAN modules. The build is still going, once finishes I think I can bring LMS up on bookworm. See also https://github.com/LMS-Community/slimserver/issues/269by eno789 - Debian
Speak too soon. The deb installed fine, but even just try to launch "/usr/sbin/squeezeboxserver --help" errored out The following modules failed to load: DBI EV XML::Parser::Expat HTML::Parser JSON::XS Digest::SHA1 YAML::XS Sub::Name This is perl 5, version 36, subversion 0 (v5.36.0) built for arm-linux-gnueabi-thread-multi-64int (with 53 registered patches, see perl -V for mby eno789 - Debian
I'm thinking of moving my LMS from an old NAS to one of my kirkwood boxes, so I looked around for installation instruction. Turns out the latest release of arm deb includes support for armel & various versions of perl (including perl 5.36 of bookworm). So the installation can be greatly simplified. All you need to do is goto https://lyrion.org/downloads/ wget https://downloadsby eno789 - Debian