Re: [coreboot] (depthcharge, vboot) Difficulties booting on Chromebook

2017-07-18 Thread Linus Heckemann
On 18/07/17 09:13, Paul Kocialkowski wrote:
>> Do you know of any "known-to-work" instructions for setting up a
>> non-chrome OS boot medium that I could compare my setup to or try
>> using
>> instead? Or a way to get more helpful information than a beep from
>> depthcharge?
> 
> I have a cros-medium-setup script that does that:
> https://git.code.paulk.fr/gitweb/?p=libettereboot.git;a=blob;f=projects/cros-scripts/install/cros-medium-setup;h=1865ae36de14aafc610a5e8a81e45e8fed0ee343;hb=HEAD
> 
> You could try to run the paritions action and then cat a known good
> kernel image to the first partition. 

By the looks of it that's pretty much what I've done and I don't see any
differences that could cause it to fail. I'm guessing that leaves the
kernel…

> Alternatively, you can use my whole
> build system:
> http://git.code.paulk.fr/gitweb/?p=libettereboot.git;a=summary
> to build a cros kernel and install it to the storage:
> ./libreboot download linux-cros
> ./libreboot cook linux-cros veyron
> ./libreboot cook cros-scripts
> cd install/cros-scripts/
> ./cros-kernel-prepare pack ../linux-cros-veyron usb
> ./cros-medium-setup partitions /dev/sdfoo
> ./cros-medium-setup kernel /dev/sdfoo ../linux-cros-veyron usb
> 
> That will however take a while to complete. I'm not providing binary
> releases at this point (or any official documentation, really).
> 
> Maybe reading these scripts can help you figure out what is going wrong
> with your setup.

I'll have a look at that, thanks for the pointer. Side note: the git
repo URLs shown by your gitweb are wrong — they contain two slashes
after the domain, and aren't clonable (but taking out the extra slash
fixes it).

Thanks again
Linus

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Re: [coreboot] (depthcharge, vboot) Difficulties booting on Chromebook

2017-07-18 Thread Linus Heckemann
Hi Paul, thanks for your reply.

On 18/07/17 08:28, Paul Kocialkowski wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> On Tue, 2017-07-18 at 07:24 +0100, Linus Heckemann wrote:
>> I've been following the instructions for getting Debian running on an
>> Asus C201 Chromebook[1]. This has been going well, mostly, except that
>> when I try to actually boot it (power on and press Ctrl-U) I am
>> greeted
>> by a loud and low-pitched beep and not much else. Any ideas as to what
>> I
>> may be missing?
> 
> That probably means that your boot medium was not setup correctly.
> Perhaps the Debian instructions are either incorrect or incomplete.

Do you know of any "known-to-work" instructions for setting up a
non-chrome OS boot medium that I could compare my setup to or try using
instead? Or a way to get more helpful information than a beep from
depthcharge?

>> Relevant stuff:
>>
>> # crossystem | grep dev_boot
>> dev_boot_usb   = 1   # Enable developer mode boot from USB/SD
>> (writable)
>> dev_boot_legacy= 0   # Enable developer mode boot Legacy OSes
>> (writable)
>> dev_boot_signed_only   = 0   # Enable developer mode boot only from
>> official kernels (writable)
>>
>> I've uploaded an image of the SD card resulting from the instructions
>> (208M, 2G uncompressed) at [2].
>>
>> Best regards
>> Linus
>>
>>
>> [1]: https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDebianOn/Asus/C201
>> [2]: https://sphalerite.org/chromebook-debian-boot-sd.img.gz
> 


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[coreboot] (depthcharge, vboot) Difficulties booting on Chromebook

2017-07-18 Thread Linus Heckemann
Hi all,

I've been following the instructions for getting Debian running on an
Asus C201 Chromebook[1]. This has been going well, mostly, except that
when I try to actually boot it (power on and press Ctrl-U) I am greeted
by a loud and low-pitched beep and not much else. Any ideas as to what I
may be missing?

Relevant stuff:

# crossystem | grep dev_boot
dev_boot_usb   = 1   # Enable developer mode boot from USB/SD
(writable)
dev_boot_legacy= 0   # Enable developer mode boot Legacy OSes
(writable)
dev_boot_signed_only   = 0   # Enable developer mode boot only from
official kernels (writable)

I've uploaded an image of the SD card resulting from the instructions
(208M, 2G uncompressed) at [2].

Best regards
Linus


[1]: https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDebianOn/Asus/C201
[2]: https://sphalerite.org/chromebook-debian-boot-sd.img.gz

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