--On Sunday, December 18, 2011 11:09:04 PM +0200 Alvar Kusma
al...@raamat.polva.ee wrote:
GPIO support for net5501 in Linux kernel.
http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/linux-geode/2011-December/000267.html
Was that directed at my post? If so, the situation is one
where the Soekris is
This is not a crash per se, but is still a stability issue:
http://lists.soekris.com/pipermail/soekris-tech/2011-May/017360.html
In summary, seems to be that with some SSDs that should be of reasonably
good quality, on cold boot the BIOS gives up before the SSD is fully
operational. On warm
Landon Curt Noll soekris-m...@asthe.com wrote:
We are looking for a Solid State Disk (SSD of about 200 GB or larger) that
works
well in the Soekris. Does anyone have any recommendations?
[...]
Someone at Sorkris hinted that using Intel SSDs without experiencing any
issues.
I am seeing
Landon Curt Noll soekris-m...@asthe.com wrote:
We are running v1.33. Are there significant bug fixes between v1.33 and
v1.33c?
It's unclear to me what the changes are between those two versions;
last time I checked there was no change log published for that rev.
All I can say is that I have
Landon Curt Noll soekris-m...@asthe.com wrote:
We recently received two net5501-70 units (S/N 229935 and 229936).
They experience problems on booting after the unit has been powered
down for a bit.
I experienced a similar problem using large-ish SSD drives
(Intel X25-V 40GB) where on a
--On Friday, May 13, 2011 08:12:14 AM + Stuart Henderson
s...@spacehopper.org wrote:
there is no manual for the 5501 and the 4801 manual is outdated, but there
is some documentation that soekris customers have written themselves in
Is there any way to determine the board revision for a 5501
other than cracking open the case? In particular, can this
information be retrieved remotely via the serial port?
Devin
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--On Friday, May 13, 2011 11:53:34 AM -0400 Michael Proto
m...@jellydonut.org wrote:
Linux? dmidecode might have such information (I don't have access to a
Linux-on-Soekris box to confirm)
OpenBSD, but dropping to the combios isn't a problem. I just didn't
see anything in the bios boot screen
I'm looking for some guidance on what is probably a combios
configuration issue. (Config is at the end of the email.)
I have a few Soekris boxes deployed remotely where I thought I had
done a reasonable job of testing things to ensure that in the event
of a power outage there was a reasonable
I should be more explicit: My interest isn't specifically in
avoiding PXE boot, but in maximizing the chance that the 5501s
will boot off of the SSD like they're supposed to.
Devin
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Thank you for NOT being perky.
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Chris Galle lnx...@gmail.com wrote:
Not that temperature is not the issue, but I will point out that everyone
that is not having problems is running *BSD. Could this be a driver issue
with the particular version of the linux kernel you are running?
I've seen problems on non-soekris machines
I have a need to deploy a number of router/firewalls to remote sites
where having an appliance with no moving parts is desirable, so I
was thinking about using Soekris boxes for the purpose.
The planned configuration is not uncommon:
net5501-70
OpenBSD installed on a CF card, with
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