Hi guys,
I admit I haven't read the whole discussion, but wouldn't it better to
sponsor Seagate Dockstar a little bit more inside slackware for arm?
What are the advantages of GuruPlug vs Dockstar?
Ciao,
Claudio
PS: googling dockstar site:armedslack.org - no results
Recently I'm being in touch with the Seagate Dockstar which is a
promising device based on Kirkwood Soc:
http://xkyle.com/2010/07/19/the-seagate-dockstar-a-very-cool-linux-device/
This looks like an interesting device.
You'll probably need to build a new
kernel to begin with patched
I already have the right serial cable with the right connector. But
I'm too lazy to open the dockstar. :-)
Too bad!
I misread your initial post and thought you actually succeeded in
booting Slackware :-(
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Hello,
I'm new to this list!
I've been using slackware on x86 since 7.1 and I tend to install it on
every machine I touch.
Recently I'm being in touch with the Seagate Dockstar which is a
promising device based on Kirkwood Soc:
http://xkyle.com/2010/07/19/the-seagate-dockstar-a-very-cool-linux
-kirkwood-dockstar-u-boot.bin
Which means using the seagate uboot to load openwrt-kirkwood-dockstar-u-boot
typing help when in the second uboot environment shows usb boot capabilites
with useless help on it.
I don't have the dockstar with me right nor to cut and paste a chunk of the
terminal output
Am Monday 14 March 2011 11:29:54 schrieb Stuart Winter:
5) Are the slackware kirkwood kernel and initrd good for the dockstar
or do they need to be recompiled/remade ? I hav experience on zaurus
and know that kernels for c860 and c1000 are incompatible although the
hardware difference
Am Tuesday 15 March 2011 09:19:13 schrieb Davide:
After some research I foud a listing of the trace out of some unused
features of the dockstar's SOC. It's in German but Google translate makes
it readable :-)
http://www.mikrocontroller.net/articles/Dockstar#PIN-Forschung
As I'm German I have
what CPU/RAM/flash does the Seagate Dockstar have?
1.2GHz ARMv5TE (Kirkwood), 128MB DDR RAM, 256MB flash.
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Am Tuesday 19 April 2011 14:14:17 schrieb Davide:
Well yeah I've an update on this:
I did nothing but change the usb port from closest to RJ45 to the one nets
to the closest to RJ45. This time it boots.
I'll investigate further on this ...
AFAIK the dockstar has native USB ports
On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 21:02, Christophe Lyon christophe.l...@gmail.com wrote:
I already have the right serial cable with the right connector. But
I'm too lazy to open the dockstar. :-)
Too bad!
I misread your initial post and thought you actually succeeded in
booting Slackware
Maybe the netconsole feature would be more useful as a builtin instead
of as a module in this specific case (i.e. don't get ARMedSlack
booting on Dockstar and don't use a serial console), since the kernel
may run into troubles before the load of the module.
This means you also need
On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 3:37 AM, Rich richard.lapoi...@gmail.com wrote:
I then checked /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1.conf file and noticed that it wasn't
configured. I edited to use dhcp
USE_DHCP[0]=yes
rebooted and was able to ssh into the dockstar
Rich Lapointe
Thanks! I confirm it also works
Hi,
I've bought my Dockstar some months ago here in Germany for 20 € + 5 €
shipping cost. Now I've noticed that the price has raised here to 80 € +
shipping.
So my question is: What the cheapest price nowadays all over the world? Of
course I have to check shipping cost to Germany
After some research I foud a listing of the trace out of some unused features
of the dockstar's SOC.
It's in German but Google translate makes it readable :-)
http://www.mikrocontroller.net/articles/Dockstar#PIN-Forschung
Pity that my software RAID1 vision on the 2 sata ports went into fumes
Is this device completely supported by the ARM Slackware port?
I guess Stuart would say: it's not a case of porting - it's just
adding support.
Not to answer *that* question I wouldn't.
The dockstar is supported in the way that a kernel is supplied that runs
on that device.
Much to my
Hi laprjns,
what CPU/RAM/flash does the Seagate Dockstar have?
Am Wed, 18 Aug 2010 20:04:57 -0400
schrieb Richard Lapointe lapr...@comcast.net:
I have a Dockstar coming directly from Seagate ($39 USD) and would
like to run ARMedslack on it. Is there a single site that provides
On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 1:25 PM, Claudio Cavalera
claudio.caval...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I'm new to this list!
I've been using slackware on x86 since 7.1 and I tend to install it on
every machine I touch.
Recently I'm being in touch with the Seagate Dockstar which is a
promising device
time? IIRC I had to comment out the fdisk
sectionin a rc script because the Dockstar does not have an RTC and after
reboot the system time is set to 1970 again which causes another fsck run
(fsck is forced if umount time is later than mount time). This ends up in an
endless loop.
I
On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 7:35 AM, John O'Donnell unixjohn1...@gmail.com wrote:
On 01/26/2011 08:25 PM, Rich wrote:
The dockstar led is controlled by uboot and armedSlack's kernel doesn't
know how
to control it.
I'd be willing to bet it is controlled by standard kernel settings. I
control
Hi,
I'm using a high quality USB audio device (Burr-Brown Japan PCM2702) with my
Dockstar. I've configured mpd to use the hardware interface without dmix
because dmix seems to be broken on the ARM platform.
But there is one problem left: sometimes clicks and pops can be heard. They
appear
?f=8t=212. I have
a DockStar myself; armedslack runs great on it (from a USB flash
drive). I do have to chainload a better u-Boot though, detailed here:
http://jeff.doozan.com/debian/uboot/. You'll also want a TTL serial
console cable (http://ahsoftware.de/dockstar/).
I wonder if USB DisplayLink
likely be fixed or
worked around.
Within 90 % a serial cable to RS232 connector won't work with the Dockstar.
You need a TTL to RS232 level converter.
Search for it on ebay and you'll find some cheap TTL to USB interfaces from
China.
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on Dockstar and don't use a serial console), since the kernel
may run into troubles before the load of the module.
Christophe, I should be able to provide you a kernel with the
netconsole as a builtin on Monday if you wish. Will you give it a try
with ARMedSlack mini-rootfs and investigate what's going
, the
netconsole only shows Starting kernel and I am not able to ssh
into the dockstar anymore :-(
At configuration time, I have asked for DHCP, so I think it's OK.
Isn't he talking about the reboot at the end of installation?
Thanks,
Claudio
you did need to open another terminal
screen, change to root an ssh into the dockstar from there. If you set
it up using dhcp then you'll have to check your router or something to
see what ip it assigned to the dockstar.
At the same time, the dockstar usb key stop
blinking.
The dockstar
On 01/26/2011 08:25 PM, Rich wrote:
The dockstar led is controlled by uboot and armedSlack's kernel doesn't know how
to control it.
I'd be willing to bet it is controlled by standard kernel settings. I control
my guruplug's LEDs in /sys/class/leds
Take a peek
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Hello!
Okay, what about them bothers you?
I always think about using the machines as either 'desktops' or build
machines, so anything that is of low spec doesn't interest me at all -
especially when there are better machines out there.
The dockstar has no RTC and only 128MB RAM. IMO if you
On 7/10/2012 13:09, Stuart Winter wrote:
so anything that is of low spec doesn't interest me at all -
especially when there are better machines out there.
The Dockstar is such a cute form factor, though. Especially when you
put one of the 2.5 drives in it. But you're right, only 128MB
I have a Dockstar coming directly from Seagate ($39 USD) and would like
to run ARMedslack on it. Is there a single site that provides
instructions on how I would go about this? Since I am using Salix on my
desktops, I want to replace my N2SLU running SlugOS with the Dockstar
running
Hi Claudio
I admit I haven't read the whole discussion, but wouldn't it better to
sponsor Seagate Dockstar a little bit more inside slackware for arm?
What are the advantages of GuruPlug vs Dockstar?
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=79954
Dockstar is essentially a Sheevaplug
2010/12/11 Cédric VINCENT cedric.vinc...@gmail.com:
Christophe, I should be able to provide you a kernel with the
netconsole as a builtin on Monday if you wish. Will you give it a try
with ARMedSlack mini-rootfs and investigate what's going on?
Yes, it could be useful, thanks!
You should put a dockstar on a wishlist so that we can buy it to you
and then you could test and mantain armedslack on it! :-)
Hah. I'd not put a Dockstar on it, that's for sure :-)
On a serious note: I'm very cautious about expanding the range of
official (meaning it works out of the box
Hello!
Before I start doing something with this device and probably ruin it I
have a question.
Is this device completely supported by the ARM Slackware port?
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This signature fought the Time Wars, time and again.
On 7/10/2012 20:46, Gregg Levine wrote:
what space requirements should
I take into consideration?
I spent a fair amount of time trying to put together a tiny system that
would fit into the Flash on a Dockstar, but ended up with a more
conventional installation (system on USB disk). More
Hi,
Would it be possible to add the following offsets in the stock
/etc/fw_env.conf file?
# Dockstar and Pogoplug offsets:
/dev/mtd00xc0x20x2
I have several Kirkwood based Dockstars and Pogoplugs running
Slackwarearm and I always have to update
because
there is no real time clock in the dockstar and hence all the files have
dates of 1969. What's happen is when the system is booting it tries to
check the root file system and gets an unexpected inconsistency and
requires users input to do a manual fsck on the file system. If you had
because the
installer's initrd is quite a different beast and if it's not making it as
far as running the /etc/rc.d/rc.modules-arm script, then you're buggered.
Actually - what driver does the dockstar use for its ethernet?
I assume it's mv643xx_eth -- if not, then that's your problem ;-)
I can't
Am Friday 14 January 2011 11:20:51 schrieb Stuart Winter:
I wonder how it booted the second time? IIRC I had to comment out the
fdisk sectionin a rc script because the Dockstar does not have an RTC and
after reboot the system time is set to 1970 again which causes another
fsck run (fsck
But tbh I'm not sure whether I want to support this device officially
(in-tree) because the RPi doesn't support initrds which means potentially
a big change to how I build the kernels and modules packages;
In my experiments with ARMedSlack on a Seagate DockStar, I remember
using a mkboot
On 07/10/2012 03:50 PM, Stuart Winter wrote:
Is this device completely supported by the ARM Slackware port?
I guess Stuart would say: it's not a case of porting - it's just
adding support.
Not to answer *that* question I wouldn't.
The dockstar is supported in the way that a kernel is supplied
I've ordered one of these Dockstars now. I cannot get any cheaper thing
here (25 € incl. shipping). Let's see what I can do with it.
Am Thu, 19 Aug 2010 00:39:19 -0600
schrieb Tyler T tyle...@gmail.com:
what CPU/RAM/flash does the Seagate Dockstar have?
1.2GHz ARMv5TE (Kirkwood), 128MB DDR
kernel command line in order to have DHCP and network and therefore
avoid serial cable. Not wokring for me though. :-(
Please let us know if you succeed.
Did you check your DHCP logs? does the device request an IP?
/me suggests getting a serial cable :)
At least then we can figure out where
I have a serial cable but I can't bear debian works without it. :-)
Hang on a minute. So you've got a serial cable...
use it, figure out where the boot process stops (if at all).
Then once we know what the problem is, it can most likely be fixed or
worked around.
Then, once it's fixed, you
He's not managed to get the OS installed.
Stuart what do you mean?
Cristophe wrote:
Thanks for this procedure. I have tried it but... The installer
started, and the installation seemed to be OK, but when I reboot, the
[..]
Isn't he talking about the reboot at the end of installation?
On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 01:01, Rich richard.lapoi...@gmail.com wrote:
On 01/26/2011 03:39 AM, Claudio Cavalera wrote:
Is it possible to host the jeff uboot on armedslack.org without
breaking any license?
Why would you need to do this?. Just get it off of Jeff site
Maybe it's better to be
Am Monday 14 March 2011 10:05:34 schrieb Davide:
That's not coorect: the dockstar has 128 Mb ram and 256 or 512 Mb flash
depending on model.
You are right. Mine has a 256 MB flash. There is a data partition with 219 MB
that is empty and could be used for root. But still this is very small
Am Thursday 05 May 2011 10:32:52 schrieb Thorsten Mühlfelder:
Hi,
I'm using a high quality USB audio device (Burr-Brown Japan PCM2702) with
my Dockstar. I've configured mpd to use the hardware interface without dmix
because dmix seems to be broken on the ARM platform.
But there is one
On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 4:16 PM, David Madden d...@mersenne.com wrote:
On 7/10/2012 13:09, Stuart Winter wrote:
so anything that is of low spec doesn't interest me at all -
especially when there are better machines out there.
The Dockstar is such a cute form factor, though. Especially when
Hum well the reboot after it worked failed again on all dockstar usb ports.
No the only thing I recall different from when it worked is that I rebooted
from Linux running on usb flashdrive with the lace usb HDU plugged in and
modules loaded.
The only explanation I've for that is that the lace
of what needs to
be done to boot from usb ?
5) Are the slackware kirkwood kernel and initrd good for the dockstar or do
they need to be recompiled/remade ?
I hav experience on zaurus and know that kernels for c860 and c1000 are
incompatible although the hardware difference is minimal.
I like
Dockstar using a serial cable but was able to
get the last two up and running just using ssh.
Regards
Rich Lapointe
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From: Davide louigi...@yahoo.it
Sender: armedslack-bounces@lists.armedslack.orgDate: Tue, 19 Apr 2011 15:40:32
To: Slackware
I'ts been a while since I last fiddled with the seagate dockstar ... I
puklled it back out wanting to involve it on media streaming via DLNA.
I fiddled with a slackwarearm 14 miniroot image on a versatile emulated
machine untill I thaught I had all the bits and pieces needed to boot from
| cpio -div
Ah, that worked, thank you!
Unfortunately, the Dockstar won't finish booting the resulting image
and without a serial console it's hard to say why... I may have to
invest in a TTL-serial adapter and crack the case so I can see what's
going on.
Thanks again for putting me on the right
is there a good guide how to set up distcc to build to help building arm
packages on my x86_64 and i486 hosts?
Yep. Go back to the FTP site and download the script dbuild - I just
put it there.
PS: Could the 128 MB RAM on my Dockstar be a problem, even if I use distcc?
Depends what you're
On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 13:09, Christophe Lyon
christophe.l...@gmail.com wrote:
Maybe I've booted it but it did not get an IP Address. Serial cable is
for whimps. :-)
Which parameters do you use at bootm= ?
As I said, I used Jeff Doozan's script to update my uboot, which also
sets to boot
On Sat, Dec 11, 2010 at 11:28 AM, Stuart Winter m-li...@biscuit.org.uk wrote:
This means you also need to compile the network driver into the kernel.
Thanks for the advice.
In the kernel I only want to include drivers that really cannot be
modules, so I'll keep the NIC drivers as modules.
I
OK, I've got a way of getting the installer started on my Dockstar
without the use of a serial line.
This method requires Jeff Doozan's uboot, first because it has uboot
environments that allow to boot off a usb drive and second it installs
fw_setenv and fw_print command line routines
On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 11:56, Stuart Winter m-li...@biscuit.org.uk wrote:
He's not managed to get the OS installed.
Stuart what do you mean?
Cristophe wrote:
Thanks for this procedure. I have tried it but... The installer
started, and the installation seemed to be OK, but when I
from Doozan's uboot. I also use his Rescue System.
What rescue system did you use? It seems my original pogoplug system (that one
the dockstar is deliverd with) does not boot anymore. So some other fallback
system would be nice.
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?
The bigges NAND partition on the Dockstar is about 220 MB
and could be used by
a rescue/fallback root partition if no USB drive is
connected.
UBIFS would be a good choice for it.
I've never used ubifs ... my current setup uses jffs2 on the 229 Mb data mtd
partition. jffs2 did a little
-E02 with Marvell chipset (kirkwood).
This actually is the same hardware like my Seagate Dockstar (or other
Sheevaplugs), so I'd sell mine for 16 € + plus shipping from Germany.
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OK, I've received my Seagate Freeagent Dockstar. I've flashed a new
U-Boot loader to it. A description can be found here:
http://www.plugapps.com/index.php5?title=PlugApps:Pogoplug_Setboot
http://plugapps.com/os/pogoplug/uboot/
The board boots fine when the kirkwood kernel is used, that comes
On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 12:30 AM, Claudio Cavalera
claudio.caval...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 21:02, Christophe Lyon christophe.l...@gmail.com
wrote:
I already have the right serial cable with the right connector. But
I'm too lazy to open the dockstar. :-)
Too bad!
I misread
If you considet that you can get a dockstar for 50 Euro in Italy or possibbly
less it you look world wide ... this little wimpy nas had better cost no more
then 25 Euro or I'd just buy a dockstar instead. I know that it's infuriating
that the prices went up from 36 euro to 52 euro but for what
I wouldn't.
The dockstar is supported in the way that a kernel is supplied that runs
on that device.
Much to my disgust, someone on this list used one of those pointless
devices ;-)
See-
http://www.mail-archive.com/search?q=dockstarl=armedslack%40lists.armedslack.org
Well you would
I'ts been a while since I last fiddled with the seagate dockstar ... I puklled
it back out wanting to involve it on media streaming via DLNA.
I fiddled with a slackwarearm 14 miniroot image on a versatile emulated machine
untill I thaught I had all the bits and pieces needed to boot from
tested.
http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/90881870/tightvnc-1.3.10-arm-1rl.txz
It was built on a d\Dockstar running slackwarearm 14.0
I have close to five hundred arm (armv5tel) packages that were built natively
on a Dockstar / Pogoplug using Salix slkbuild packaging system
(http
Mühlfelder thenk...@gmx.de
Oggetto: Re: [ARMedslack] File system on my Freeagent Dockstar got corrupted
A: armedslack@lists.armedslack.org
Data: Venerdì 6 maggio 2011, 01:29
Am Fri, 18 Feb 2011 09:20:44 +
(GMT)
schrieb Stuart Winter m-li...@biscuit.org.uk:
The problem could be anywhere
of
stock at the moment. Furthermore the Dockstar was so pretty cheap (20 €),
that I just wanted to give it a try. And it looks fine in my living room with
the 2.5 disk attached ;-) hdparm gives me a speed of 26 MB/s which is quite
OK for an USB drive.
Too bad shipping costs are so high between
[..]
Though I am using a serial cable, it's theoretically possible to do
this without the serial cable by using the fw_envset commands to alter
the mtd3 u-Boot from within the DockStar' stock Linux install in NAND.
Though the armedslack installer initrd startup scripts look like they
should
As I said, I used Jeff Doozan's script to update my uboot, which also
sets to boot parameters.
I have also used that script to update/patch my uboot but just for that.
I then activated the netconsole and used uboot interactively with a
couple of nc sessions. You should be able to do this if
On Mon, 20 Dec 2010, Rich wrote:
My testing indicates that it not getting an ip assign during initialization
because the rc.inet1.conf file isn't configured I'm a wimp, so I've been
using serial cable to observe what is happening.
Since you have a serial cable, can you also try booting the
Forget what I said - do what Richard said :-)
Now I expect full official support by armed slack and the patched
uboot available too! :-)
I expect to win the lottery too, but it ain't happened yet.
What does official support mean?
All that I can see is that the INSTALL_KIRKWOOD doc needs a
On 01/26/2011 06:11 AM, Stuart Winter wrote:
Can you actually upgradepkg the kernel packages and reboot into the new
kernel without modifying any u-boot config?
Yes, as long as you changed the symbolic links to point to the new
kernel and initrd.
If you give me all the u-boot stuff, I can
here (soft, softfp, hard)?
BTW: A test with Ogg Vorbis decoding using mpd on my Dockstar gave me these
results:
- using libvorbis (floating point): ~20% CPU usage
- using tremor (vorbis ported to integer only): ~2% CPU usage
As soft/softfpe is some kind of porting floating point operations
JTAG you are stuck, too.
Not really: you can use uboot to write to load via tftp and write to nand:
That's how I recovered from my dockstar invalid kernel CRC.
For anyone intrested insructions are quite clear on this on openwrt serial
console install.
IIRC on mikrocontroller.net the layout
dockstar is a slightly different version which is
better catered for in the 2.6.38 kernel.
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On now that I've the basics going I'm now moving to the wireless part.
My armedslack dockstar wants to become access point but none of the usb wifi
dongles I have seem to work currently in master mode.
Today I brought a new one d-link g122 that should have been rt73 ... but the
one I got
But tbh I'm not sure whether I want to support this device officially
(in-tree) because the RPi doesn't support initrds which means potentially
a big change to how I build the kernels and modules packages;
In my experiments with ARMedSlack on a Seagate DockStar, I remember
using a mkboot
a definitive answer. Perhaps I am
misunderstanding how the process works. Please enlighten me.
Welcome to linux ARM kernel developement :-).
There are patches that have never made it to main kernel on almost all the ARM
hardware I've worked on (not sure if the dockstar stuff made it all to main
things. Otherwise without JTAG you are stuck, too.
Not really: you can use uboot to write to load via tftp and write to nand:
That's how I recovered from my dockstar invalid kernel CRC.
For anyone intrested insructions are quite clear on this on openwrt serial
console install.
Yes, forgot about
a
different reply method please.
On Fri, 22 Apr 2011, Davide wrote:
If you considet that you can get a dockstar for 50 Euro in Italy or possibbly
less it you look world wide ... this little wimpy nas had better cost no more
then 25 Euro or I'd just buy a dockstar instead. I know that it's
I wanted to get all I can out of my dockstar if it works well I might even do
that on my zauruses (C 760/860/1000).
The zauri should all be ARMv5 as husky boxer are PXA255 and Akita is PXA270.
While the dockstar I'm not sure but I think it's ARMv5 too.
It would be the first time I look
Stuart,
First thanks for all the work you put into Slackwarearm, it's really
appreciated here.
Just want to let you know that I successfully updated a couple of my
Dockstar with 14.1 RC1. Update is really the wrong word as these were
essentially fresh installs using the installer
. This is
mandatory for a warranty request.
--- Ven 6/5/11, Thorsten Mühlfelder thenk...@gmx.de ha scritto:
Da: Thorsten Mühlfelder thenk...@gmx.de
Oggetto: Re: [ARMedslack] File system on my Freeagent Dockstar got
corrupted A: armedslack@lists.armedslack.org
Data: Venerdì 6 maggio 2011, 01:29
Am
I have a Dockstar coming directly from Seagate ($39 USD) and would like to
run ARMedslack on it. Is there a single site that provides instructions on
how I would go about this?
http://jeff.doozan.com/debian/uboot/ has the basic procedure. Rather
than run the script, I just ran the important
considet that you can get a dockstar for 50
Euro in Italy or possibbly less it you look world wide ...
this little wimpy nas had better cost no more then 25 Euro
or I'd just buy a dockstar instead. I know that it's
infuriating that the prices went up from 36 euro to 52 euro
but for what you
wanted to get all I can out of my dockstar if it works well I might even do
that on my zauruses (C 760/860/1000).
The zauri should all be ARMv5 as husky boxer are PXA255 and Akita is PXA270.
While the dockstar I'm not sure but I think it's ARMv5 too.
It would be the first time I look
is faulty. After running for some
month now a similiar error occured:
Dockstar was still running, the DSL connection was up and it did route
to the internet. But all daemons apparently have crashed: no ssh login
anymore, no dhcpd service and http server crashed, too.
When I plug the disk to my PC
adding support.
Not to answer *that* question I wouldn't.
The dockstar is supported in the way that a kernel is supplied that runs
on that device.
Much to my disgust, someone on this list used one of those pointless
devices ;-)
See-
http://www.mail-archive.com/search?q=dockstarl=armedslack
On Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 10:01 AM, Davide louigi...@yahoo.it wrote:
I'ts been a while since I last fiddled with the seagate dockstar ... I
puklled it back out wanting to involve it on media streaming via DLNA.
I fiddled with a slackwarearm 14 miniroot image on a versatile emulated
machine
Unfortunately, the Dockstar won't finish booting the resulting image
It could be because the installer image is too large to fit in RAM, or
into the addresses into which you're loading it.
I think you're right. We're getting into stuff I don't know much about, but:
# mkimage -l
On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 5:06 PM, Claudio Cavalera
claudio.caval...@gmail.com wrote:
I have it when I run lsmod in the debian
mv643xx_eth
For the record, I have also noticed that under Debian the kernel
version is a bit older:
r...@debian:~# uname -a
Linux debian 2.6.32-5-kirkwood #1 Fri Nov 26
I got the chance to run a quick test last night so I loaded the
installer and kernel onto a usb thumb drive ext2 partition, renamed them
to uImage and uInitrd and booted with the existing doozan uboot and boot
lines. As seen in the pastebin boot log, it booted normally until it
stuck waiting
On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 10:40, Stuart Winter m-li...@biscuit.org.uk wrote:
I got the chance to run a quick test last night so I loaded the
installer and kernel onto a usb thumb drive ext2 partition, renamed them
to uImage and uInitrd and booted with the existing doozan uboot and boot
lines.
On 01/26/2011 08:59 AM, Stuart Winter wrote:
*Maybe* we could have a page on armedslack web site like this one:
http://jeff.doozan.com/debian/uboot/
You mean like this?
http://www.armedslack.org/maint_kirkwooduboot and hosting an adjusted script
like this
rescue system did you use? It seems my original
pogoplug system (that one
the dockstar is deliverd with) does not boot anymore.
So some other fallback
system would be nice.
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of
manual module loading.
Having a look at armedslack's rc.modules I see that basically it's empty as far
as dockstar is concerned so all the modules do get auto loaded correctly.
No as far as kernel is concerned I'm using the exact same setup on the busybox
environment that is on the armedslack
Hi,
I've reactivated my Seagate Dockstar, that was lying around in my cupboard for
some month. I did the following:
1. reinstalled Doozans U-Boot to have a clean system to start
2. prepared an USB stick with sda1=boot, sda2=swap, sda3=rootfs
3. untared the Slackware ARM minirootfs to the correct
Ok ... just wish to thank you all for the help. I now have slackware arm 14 up
and running on my dockstar and have moved my attention to compiling mediatomb
on it.
David
Da: Davide louigi...@yahoo.it
A: Slackware ARM port armedslack@lists.armedslack.org
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