Hi,
It would be neat to allow a poor man's kexec. Select kernel and
initramfs. Then pick which root to use. Makes multiple iso type images
much easier. I can see arguements for both pivot and overlay behavior.
Stuff tied heavily to kernel in first filesystem. Heavy programs, on
demand, in
Hi,
While I find the build process basically opaque, I think
anything that can be done to make it better and ckearer is well worth it.
For me some simple examples and some clearer explanation
of the intent of the various makes would be a big help.
i.e.-
1. rebuild all except
FWIW, the first interface has different properties from the others.
wiz
On Mon, 12 Jul 2010, Jo-Philipp Wich wrote:
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Hi.
If you rely on a certain order of wifi ifaces you're most likely doing
sth. wrong. Explain some more why you need
Hi,
You gotta be kidding!! XX megabytes is enough for anyone!
Shades of Bill Gates and early DOS :).
IMHO - Linux is about being able to easily use the hardware, NO?
On Fri, 2 Jul 2010, Markus Wigge wrote:
Hi,
I finally managed to port another patch for the flashmap driver
Hi All,
Not strictly related to your question, but somewhat relevant.
FWIW - The order of turning on the various ports of the atheros
wifi driver *DOES* matter. Client mode MUST be the first one if enabled. I
gather there are other significant but opaque requirements also :(
warm
Hi,
I wonder IF linux can be made small enough for some of the
embedded chips to boot and then attach an SD card as the file system?
warm regards,
wiz
On Mon, 10 May 2010 edgar.sol...@web.de wrote:
On 10.05.2010 23:47, Bernhard Loos wrote:
2010/5/10 Bernhard Loos
?
That said I am pretty sure I am close to having it working :).
Again thank you for your insightful response.
warm regards to all,
Wiz
On Tue, 20 Apr 2010, Felix Fietkau wrote:
On 2010-04-19 11:40 PM, RHS Linux User wrote:
Hi All,
rant
This whole config
Hi,
Neat... It would be *VERY* nice to be able to do the same thing with
one or *TWO* MMC cards since they can be easily kludged onto a few GPIO
pins. Maybe your patch already supports this?
Wiz
On Fri, 9 Apr 2010, Quentin Armitage wrote:
The block-extroot package adds the
Hi,
I often use a simple bit-bang function at some high buad rate and one
gpio pin. I hook a serial terminal to it. Depending on CPU speed, etc.
interrupts may have to be disabled during the time the character is
actually being sent. One character at 115,200 is 0.1ms so unless the CPU
is very
WORKS :)))
So now I can get to my data acquisition serial hardware over the batman
mesh with a fully wireless connection !!
OpenWRT ROCKS !!
Thanks to all,
Wiz
On Tue, 23 Mar 2010, RHS Linux User wrote:
Hi,
Thanks. I'll try your idea later today :).
There are three
.
On Mon, 2010-03-22 at 16:47 -0500, RHS Linux User wrote:
Hi,
On a Meraki mini, Atheros ar2315 SOC
I am trying take over the serial port as in:
minicom -s [/dev/ttyS0]. Lock file gets made OK.
I notice there are MANY serial port related entries
in System.map
Hi,
On a Meraki mini, Atheros ar2315 SOC
I am trying take over the serial port as in:
minicom -s [/dev/ttyS0]. Lock file gets made OK.
I notice there are MANY serial port related entries
in System.map (serial, tty, uart, etc.) And several /dev entries.
I have yet to figure out
Hi All,
FANTASTIC I can't wait to get it running here !!
Wiz
On Sun, 21 Mar 2010, Florian Fainelli wrote:
Hi Adrian,
Le dimanche 21 mars 2010 17:02:24, Adrian Byszuk a écrit :
Dear developers,
This kernel patch fixes problems with kexec call on some devices.
It allows
Hi,
Gotta check this out.
Maybe I can get time to take a pass at the docs?
Wiz
On Sat, 27 Feb 2010, Daniel Dickinson wrote:
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Hi All,
I support a 2mb version for a somewhat different reason. It seems to
me that the base router kernel/boot loader should be VERY small.
It optionally does a 'kexec' to a possibly attached USB/MMC memory
card. In this way router firmware can be totally upgraded. Can be as
large as
Hi,
I have one further suggestion.
I have HAVE a DUAL mips3 with 64 megabytes of ram RUNNING on an FPGA.
However, mips3 has a VERY small instruction set. So far I haven't been
able to get the kernel to run AT ALL. The reason is because some of the
more elegant MIPS instructions are used
Hi All,
You have some very good ideas. I would like to suggest using
[requiring] BOTH md5sum and sha1. This is much harder to fake.
I have already seen TWO DIFFERENT VERSIONS of the same wireless
driver in the wild ??!!
It seems that those of us who are successful [openwrt] attract a
Hi,
I am trying to add MMC support for Meraki Mini, Atheros ar2315 chip.
I am stuck as to where to find the correct GPIO address?
Also, I am wondering where this hardware address should be in the
openwrt Atheros related sources.
So far I am getting reboots when I use the io
Hi,
Dunno about kexec, but I am interested too.
Wiz
On Mon, 11 May 2009, Brian J. Murrell wrote:
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Hi,
New Router board VERY good idea
I AM willing to get envolved to help with whatever (BSE(EE),MSEE,
etc.).
Features I need:
VERY cheap basic unit available.
Good OEM package.
Full sources for whole design.
OEM engineers available.
Copies of
Hi All,
A good idea IMHO. Small boot up means more stuff in removeable memory
means MUCH easier to try new versions. If we have a small simple bootup
all the heavy stuff could be on one plug-in memory or better two. One
for known good stuff and one for stuff being tested.
Just my 2
Hi,
So exactly what do I have to do? Can I just load it into memory by
whatever means (my debugger) and just start it?
Does the file relocate itself once started?
GOTTA get this working!! Sounds VERY useful :).
warm regards,
John
On Thu, 18 Dec 2008, Stephen Gutknecht (hilltx)
comments welcome.
warm regards,
John
On Mon, 13 Oct 2008, bifferos wrote:
--- On Sun, 12/10/08, RHS Linux User [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Subject: Re: [OpenWrt-Devel] Smallest Linux
To: OpenWrt Development List openwrt-devel@lists.openwrt.org
Hi All,
Thanks to everyone who has commented so far. Some VERY good points. It
IS a VERY small space.
On the other hand:
With some attention being now given to what REALLY needs to happen on
boot, I think Linux's REAL minimum requirements is a VERY good question to
ask AND ANSWER!
Hi all,
... Who cares Maybe just suggest that donations be sent to help
for the (few?) of us who are making ANY money.
Seems like a lot of work. Maybe it will only divert some of us from
getting real code running?
Just my Two Cents or Euros or whatever :)).
On Tue, 23 Sep
Hi All,
If I understand your point about the 3rd option?
1. The driver(s) could either be in the kernel,
2. In the greater kernel image (flash chip) as drivers loaded after
kernel boot.
3. On some removeable device (USB or whatever).
If the drivers are capable of being
Hi Harald,
Thanks for your reply.
I am not sure what you mean by don't break threads? Do you mean leave
the subject line as this mail has? I hope so.
I tried a bunch of things as you can see below.
I wasn't aware of the headers. That sounds like my problem. Thanks.
I'll try what
Hi Harald and Florian,
Thanks.
I realize I forgot to ask the obvious question:
How does the OpenWRT tree create the original JFFS2 filesystem?
Would be simple to write an unmake JFFS2 program?
Is there one already in the OpenWRT tree?
warm regards,
John
I can't
Hi All,
I am pretty sure that the OpenWRT is still NOT compiling the Linux
kernel and modules for mips1 when the main menuconfig Advanced
configuration options (for developers) -mips1 -march=r3000
-mtune=r3000 flag is given.
The packages seem to compiled correctly for mips1, but when I
:).
Thanks again to you all the other fine OpenWRT folks.
wiz
On Sun, 23 Mar 2008, Florian Fainelli wrote:
Hi Wiz
Le dimanche 23 mars 2008, RHS Linux User a écrit :
From what I can tell, however, the kernel and modules are not (from
what I can tell) being compiled for MIPS1
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