Hi All Sorry if I'm seen as hijacking this thread but haven't see this much activity on an ss4000e in a long time. Mine has been on a shelf for a long time. I performed an fis init -f on it and have lost all my partitions except for Redboot Redboot config fis directory
I have a backup copy of all the partitions but am unsure as to how to restore them. They are named block1 block2 .... I have been able to load debian to it and perform an install but it fails at saving to flash I am assuming this is because the partitions are missing to flash to. Can somebody please help me either restore the partitions or restore back to factory so I can try again. I would really appreciate some help Thanx Craig On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 1:54 PM, JF Straeten <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi Bob, > > > On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 06:28:07PM +0000, Bob Stewart wrote: > > > It's not a matter of wanting to reinstall. It's a matter of wanting > > to know what's wrong. I tried all three of the wheezy images and I > > was unable to do an install with it. It gets to some point, can't > > remember the verbiage, and then it doesn't go any farther. It does > > consume input at that point, and clears the screen about every > > second. But it doesn't actually do an install. > > Ah yes, it's to understand. Strange, indeed... > > > > Can you tell me if your fan ever shuts off? > > Never completely, I think ( but frankly I ve'never investigated > either : I don't hear them unless the machine is at load or the temp > very higt outside and I was far enough for my needs). > > > > If I understand this correctly, your fan should continue to run at > > increased speed until the temp reaches 20C. > > Are the values real temp or just in the range proposed by the > hardware, regardless or real temp ? (I'm not sure...) > > > > Mine won't run at that temp unless the case is off. And my fan > > doesn't run at a reduced speed as far as I can tell. It's either > > fully on or fully off. > > I will try to make more attention at this... I think it's a graduation > in the running, but not sure either... > > The only thing I remember fort sure is that without fancontrol at all, > the fan are fully on, and the noise become a real nuisance. But I'm > happy with fancontrol configured like it is. > > A+ > > > -- > > JFS. >
