From: Xiangfu Liu xiangf...@gmail.com
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Hi
In OpenWrt this package only enable BitFore and Icarus. which we can connect
the
FPGA mining device by USB. then mining under OpenWrt router.
Xiangfu
cgminer/Makefile | 49 +++
Ok, I'll put $500 USD of my own money toward the sysupgrade port to x86 if it
can work demonstrably on Alix hardware.
I've also been told by a couple of hardware vendors that one or both will
donate a platform to this project.
-Philip
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Done. Does 30dBm mean it has 10dBm power offset?
Yes, the Pico 2 and 2 HP is essentially a Bullet 2 or Bullet 2 HP in a
case. It even has Bullet 2 or Bullet 2 H printed on the circuitboard.
Funny.
Does it indeed find no IDs? In this case I'd be interested in a copy of
the boardconfig
No, it does not yet, but it may not look for them yet either - after
all there is nothing in the code for Picos until now.
It is supposed to find them, even if there is no entry in the hardware
table - so something is broken on this particular model.
Would it be possible for you to seen me a
Philip,
I would love to try to help you. Would you be able to catch me up on
what you have tried or the configuration that you are using so I can
have a starting point?
On 02/20/2012 04:09 AM, Philip Prindeville wrote:
Ok, I'll put $500 USD of my own money toward the sysupgrade port to x86
Was the below information helpful?
Also, I have access to a variety of hardware. I am not sure how to get
to the sub-vendor sub-id information on the ar71xx platform when
OpenWrt is loaded. The 'lspci' command pciutils reports nothing. I got
the Pico M2 value from AirOs (which is not usually
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I need a copy of /dev/mtdblock5 and /dev/mtdblock6.
~ Jow
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Oh yes, and any hint on finding pci information on a ar71xx platform in Openwrt?
On 21 February 2012 07:07, Hanno Schupp hanno.sch...@gmail.com wrote:
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On 21 February 2012 06:56, Jo-Philipp Wich x...@subsignal.org wrote:
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I need a
Hello all,
I'm running both openwrt and debian on a mips-based wndr3800 netgear
router/ap and I'm using kexec to arrange kind of dual-boot in a safe and
comfortable manner.
Now, I've found that the following is critical for kexec to actually work:
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If the AHB bus is used then there is no PCI information, the IDs must
then be extracted from the appropriate offset in the eeprom or
boardconfig mtd partition.
~ Jow
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Hi,
thanks for providing the dump, it should get properly recognized now
after https://dev.openwrt.org/changeset/30663 .
~ Jow
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hi,
I can't find package for systemtap for OpenWrt, is it available ?
I looked at trunk and Kamikaze but were not present in packages folder.
I am working on a copy of trunk (~august build), currently.
I couldn't find any docs related to it, any comments ?
Abhinav
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