In fact, the N2100 nand initrd partition has size 0x003e or 4063232
bytes
Did you modify the MTD partitions?
Every N2100 I've seen so far has a ~13 MB ramdisk partition.
Nope. The usual debian installer run on a from-the-factory Yes Box N2100.
Would someone with an N2100 forward the
Martin Guy wrote:
Nope. The usual debian installer run on a from-the-factory Yes Box N2100.
Would someone with an N2100 forward the output of cat /proc/mtd please?
I have
mtd0: 0004 0002 RedBoot
mtd1: 003e 0002 ramdisk
mtd2: 0016 0002 kernel
mtd3: 0012 0002
* Colin Tuckley [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2008-01-08 11:54]:
Mine has:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ cat /proc/mtd
dev:size erasesize name
mtd0: 0004 0002 RedBoot
mtd1: 00d0 0002 ramdisk
Yep, that's the same I have.
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2008/1/7, Martin Michlmayr [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Did you modify the MTD partitions?
Oops. Make that a yes. I couldn't use the Thecus web interface, which
needs flash player, so I had loaded kernel and
Hi all,
I just received a Thecus N2100. Here's a report of what I did, so that
now I can't access the box.
I booted it up with no HD inside, the FW was 2.1.0. Silly me, I decided
that I didn't need to upgrade to 2.1.5 to have an IP address in RedBoot,
and started flashing the debian installer's
So, basically even though the user has specified a static IP, the unit
DHCP's anyway. Considering that a well-behaved DHCP server will probe the
active addresses, it's *guaranteed* that not even by accident will the NSLU2
get the static IP that the user set. Hence the device is lost on the
On Tue, Jan 08, 2008 at 06:45:04PM +, Martin Guy wrote:
2008/1/8, Salvatore Iovene [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I booted it up with no HD inside, the FW was 2.1.0. Silly me, I decided
that I didn't need to upgrade to 2.1.5 to have an IP address in RedBoot,
Is there anything left to do or do I
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