I came across that yesterday while trying to check if I had the right arcnumber ... it would be really handy to have a list of the devices and their correct archnumber somewhere ;-)
I tried setting 3089 as archnumber but the slackware kernel no longer boots if I do that. This can probably be fixed if I rebuild the kernel (not sure if patching is needed too) ... but since my work on ClashNG there are 2 new members in my family so if I can avoid time consuming stuff that would be really good. Can I borrow a kernel from somewhere else that is known to work well if I use it on a slackware arm 14 userland (and has support for all features of the goflex net )? Regards David ________________________________ Da: Richard Lapointe <[email protected]> A: Davide <[email protected]>; Slackware ARM port <[email protected]> Inviato: Martedì 23 Aprile 2013 0:42 Oggetto: Re: [ARMedslack] getting SATA working on seagate goflex net Maybe this will help http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,12045,12045#msg-12045 Rich Lapointe On 04/22/2013 08:49 AM, Davide wrote: I decided it was time to pull out the goflexnet and hook up two 2.5" sata drives on it. >I've slackware arm 14 running on it but I can't seem to see anything like a sata bus detected on my goflex net. > >Do I need to do something on uboot ro enable sata before the kernel is started ? > >I've also fixed the rootfs not being passed correctly via kernel command line: >fw_setenv usb_scan 'usb start; setenv usb_boot_dev none; for dev in $usb_dev_list; do test $dev -eq 0 && setenv devname /dev/sda ; test $dev -eq 1 && setenv devname /dev/sdb ; test $dev -eq 2 && setenv devname /dev/sdc ; test $dev -eq 3 && setenv devname /dev/sdd ; echo $devname ; for part in $usb_part_list; do echo $dev $part ; if ext2ls usb ${dev}:$part /etc ; then setenv root_fs root=${devname}$part ; setenv rootfstype rootfs=ext2 ; fi ; if ext2load usb ${dev}:$part 0x800000 /boot/uImage 10 ; then setenv usb_boot_dev $dev:$part ; setenv usb_boot_dir /boot ; fi ; if ext2load usb ${dev}:$part 0x800000 /uImage 10 ; then setenv usb_boot_dev $dev:$part ; setenv usb_boot_dir ; fi ; done; done; if test "$usb_boot_dev" = "none" ; then echo "No USB bootable device found" ; else echo "USB device $usb_boot_dev is bootable" ; setenv bootargs $console $mtdparts $root_fs ro $rootfstype ; echo $bootargs ; sleep 1; ext2load usb $usb_boot_dev 0x800000 $usb_boot_dir/uImage && setenv usb_boot_address 0x800000 ; ext2load usb $usb_boot_dev 0x1100000 $usb_boot_dir/uinitrd && setenv usb_boot_address 0x800000 0x1100000 ; bootm $usb_boot_address ; fi;' >fw_setenv bootcmd 'run usb_scan; run set_flash_bootargs; run boot_flash_kernel' > >but that does not seem to help detecting anything connected to the sata ports. > >Is the arch number correct ? >arcNumber=2097 > >Also I can't find where the leds are controlled ... there are a total of 8 monochromatic and one bicolr lets on this thing but I can only find this: >root@slackware:/sys/class/leds# ls >plug:green:health@ plug:red:misc@ >root@slackware:/sys/class/leds# > >what's up with the 8 white leds ? > >Reegards >David > > >_______________________________________________ ARMedslack mailing list [email protected] http://lists.armedslack.org/mailman/listinfo/armedslack
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