> then run flash-kernel and reboot.
>
> That won't work with the QNAP devices which don't use the u-boot
> scripts.
I suggest installing the u-boot-tools package and using fw_setenv to
set the bootargs variable as appropriate.
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s well, and that clobbered the environment settings
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imilar process
of updating a Seagate Dockstar from an old pre-DTB kernel to version 4.2.)
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I haven't used plug computers for a while, but when I did I found this
site, and the related forums, very useful:
http://projects.doozan.com/debian/
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) like manner to start a kermit transfer or is it doing
something clever?
The Kirkwood SoC boots directly from the UART rather than flash if it
sees the right magic pattern during startup. A good overview is here:
http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?3,7852,7852
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if necessary)
and then reboots.
(I tried to get this minimal system to chain-load the main linux
system using kexec, but never got it to work properly.)
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etc. Hope this helps.
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: ARM Linux Kernel Image (uncompressed)
Data Size:839360 Bytes = 819.69 kB = 0.80 MB
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it. I couldn't
find out with a cursory search, but even opening up the case looks
fairly painful:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLwMg9puZvg
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* 1 NOR Flash with 2 partitions, 1 NAND with one
* edb7312-nor:256k(ARMboot)ro,-(root);edb7312-nand:-(home)
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I don't have any first-hand experience with it.
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the authorized_keys file is in the right place on the
guruplug (/etc/dropbear/, not /etc/ssh/)?
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in a chroot on this device:
http://forum.chumby.com/viewtopic.php?id=6411
I don't know if anyone has flashed Debian onto it natively. I think
there are some nonfree drivers for the touchscreen, so you'd have to
preserve the original kernel and its modules.
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most curious about is the HDMI output, which could make it a
nice media player. It's hard enough to get that to work on
mainstream boxes. Does anyone know how well the HDMI is supported
by X11 and ALSA on this hardware?
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(The default configuration of kexec-tools, defined in
/etc/default/kexec, uses kexec when you type reboot.)
It's been pointed out to me that this default configuration uses
/vmlinuz as the image to kexec, which might not exist on many
is.
Please let me know, or post to the list, whether it works OK (along
with the type of system and kernel version you're running). Then you
can either purge the kexec-tools package or edit its default file to
disable this feature.
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is not supported.
But it should be possible to do this yourself if you add
a serial port:
http://crapnas.wikidot.com/
Here's someone who put Debian on a BlackArmor 220:
http://www.noerenberg.de/hajo/pub/seagate-blackarmor-nas.txt
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Did you get it to work??
Partly. I fixed one bug and can kexec some kernels, but not others.
I posted the details here:
http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/linux-arm-kernel/2011-February/040999.html
I haven't gotten any further.
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includes only a subset of this code,
and cannot do the recovery. So this is one of my motivations for
trying out Linux as a boot loader. Sorry if I was unclear or
misunderstood you.
BTW, I've found and fixed the kexec() bug, so I should have more
progress to report soon.
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On Tue, Feb 01, 2011 at 07:07:49PM +, Hector Oron wrote:
2011/1/31 Eric Cooper e...@cmu.edu:
* The ubifs support is read-only, so u-boot can't repair a ubifs
partition after a power failure. That means I can't reliably keep my
kernel in a ubifs root partition, although I'd like
timers, nothing.
But that is exactly what kexec() does, apparently successfully on
most platforms, just not (yet) on the kirkwood variant I'm using.
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of these are non-problems in Linux. Anyway, I'm not out to
convince anyone to defect from using u-boot -- I'm just
experimenting with an alternative approach and I'll share what I
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output. I do have a JTAG setup, but so far I've
only used it cookbook-fashion to re-flash the u-boot NAND partition.
I'm hoping someone can help me avoid having to use gdb over JTAG to
resolve this. Thanks.
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(BCFv14b710.zip from
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=16833 )
Does the bootloader have a flash_dump command? If so, you can use
this to dump the contents in hex, and then convert that back to binary.
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Or does someone know, the pin layout of the 10pin JTAG connector?
Yes, see this thread:
http://www.plugapps.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18t=195
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(installing Debian lenny w/o a serial cable)
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Then do telinit q to make init notice it and start the getty process.
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