local UPS for 12V boards:
http://www.mini-box.com/micro-UPS-load-sharing
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hey're working out great.
I also bought an OpenUPS2, but havn't had time to play with it yet.
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and
the nanobsd.sh and assorted files have been updated to do this
as far as I'm aware.
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In message 4da598a2.5080...@christiantena.net, Philip writes:
Maybe logs could be written to a USB memory stick?
Same issues apply and are often much worse on USB sticks.
CF cards are targeted mainly at professional photographers these days,
USB sticks are for consumers.
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important in
the first place...
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.)
NanoBSD and Fifolog (both in FreeBSD) were both written to specifically
avoid and when unavoidable, to optimize the write pattern for CF card
longevity.
Poul-Henning
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at the moment.
Have you tried without polling ?
Polling is a pretty crude hack which doesn't really get you that
much when all the interfaces are on the same interrupt line...
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to the
small/embedded systems. Is that right, or should I expect things
to just work?
The only problem I have run into is that you need to make sure you
have a fresh-ish bios on the soekris for a serial console to work
reliably.
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p
In message AANLkTi=6zOXUHFB+-3YOwo_X=xc-EWB0A=6fkhmyg...@mail.gmail.com, Javi
er Reyna Padilla writes:
Nice doc for FreeBSD, I am currently working with NanoBSD. sooo nice :-)
You may also find this useful:
http://phk.freebsd.dk/misc/build_options/
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the second
serial port to talk to the GPS receiver.
I have no idea where to find the TMR1IN pin, you will have to ask Soren
to tell you.
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In message 4d2f2393.6010...@earthlink.net, Curt Corder writes:
Poul-Henning Kamp wrote:
Looks like the path of least resistance would indicate I stick with the 4501.
I think the 4526 may offer significant resistance: The flash is soldered
in and not very big...
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detected all memory.
Then I was wondering if it was possible to have that repaired by Soekris
or I simply should forget about this box and buy a new one?
Send email to r...@soekris.com
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port.
If you need a 3rd, use a USB-serial dongle
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that is the problem.
If the problem persists with a known good power-supply, then suspect
hardware trouble.
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not to bend the PCB by tightening the screws too hard,
and make sure that air can circulate behind the PCB.
Mounting the PCB with for tiny wood-screws through four rubber
grommets as standoff works great, but pretty much any kind of
plastic-pipe will do.
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In message 201004201937.o3kjblgu022...@host22.the-web-host.com, Scott Newell
writes:
And am I the the only one who wonders how Poul-Henning Kamp gets all of
the knowledge about the double-secret Soekris features? :-)
No you are not...BIOS dump and run strings over it?
Occams razor would prefer
both as power input and output.
Check the NET4801 manual for details.
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In message 4b95197c.9070...@kaarposoft.dk, Henrik /KaarPoSoft writes:
Thank you very much for your observations!
Poul-Henning Kamp wrote:
In message 4b951495.3040...@kaarposoft.dk, Henrik /KaarPoSoft writes:
But: Are the sensors wired and scaled the same way in net5501 and net4801
highly recommend surfing the archived papers of the
Stationary Battery Conference:
http://www.battcon.com/ArchivePapers.htm
It gives a much clearer idea of what is actual science and what
is just handwaving. Surprising amounts of the latter...
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slot, you could simply bolt
the disk down over on that side of the cabinet by drilling four
holes in the bottom of the cabinet.
Or, for more interrim installation: a couple of shots with the
glue-gun or a wad of double-stick tape...
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, because Sandisk likes to be able to buy
flashchips there...
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.
If you mean allow blocks to get written *fast*, then no.
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In message 4b69cd90.8080...@krotus.com, Jordan Share writes:
On 2/3/2010 6:18 AM, Poul-Henning Kamp wrote:
Well, you can always partition the disk in half, and literally
never write to the last half of the disk (which is what I thought
Bob to be suggesting in his post).
Again, that only works
In message 3f8f34c5-f376-46b0-9e2c-53a213d0e...@cq.nu, Bob Camp writes:
Don't get an SSD thinking you're going to get speed. The 5501 will
limit the throughput well below what you'd expect for an SSD.
An SSD still does miracles for access time.
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In message af2fdca3-913c-4c7c-8508-d6cda5ac0...@freebsd.org, Joel Dahl writes
:
So, is anyone running a Soekris 5501 with a SSD disk?
Yes, I've been running with an MTRON 32GB device for over a year.
Nothing much to report, it works...
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have a gsm modem, where do i connect that?
USB ?
No reason to use a RS232 GSM modem, the usual 3G USB sticks will work.
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In message 011c0fceacbb4e59a0945d7c10a92...@vectron.com, Bob Camp writes:
Hi
While we're on the topic.
How many PPS's can a 48xx stamp at more or less the same time?
One.
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, a counter and a bunch of latches shouldn't
be too hard.
I did this 10 years ago for the Xilings XC6200 Hot-1, but that does
not exist anymore :-(
If you make it open source I'll happily write the kernel driver for it.
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In message 065a73544e7648008d44f09c127b4...@vectron.com, Bob Camp writes:
Hi
My understanding is that the precision time stuff is specific to the 45xx
boards. The magic hardware that does the time stamping is not present on
the 55xx boards.
You are absolutely correct.
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In message 4b27c5ac.9070...@wsg.net, David E. Cross writes:
I thought it was in the CPU itself. Seems a shame that AMD would remove
that :(
It is, but it is a different CPU.
The 45xx has the Elan CPU, the 48xx and 55xx has (different) Geodes.
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In message 4b24d1a7.1010...@gmail.com, Lars Nooden writes:
Lars Nooden wrote:
Or if that information is not available, which pc87366 pin is it?
I don't think it is one of the pc87366 pins, I think it is one
of the pins on the Geode Companion chip.
Poul-Henning
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one of them fails and terminates the nanobsd build.
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of the power supplies has become weaker with age
(either the external brick, or the internal converter), [...]
Very likely explanation.
Try another brick first.
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In message 4aa421b4.4000...@menhennitt.com.au, Graham Menhennitt writes:
Is anybody running FreeBSD 8-current on a net5501? Any problems? Any
special kernel config parameters? Any tricks I need to know?
I am. Same as always.
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in their firmware.
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of 5501's with MTRON MOBI-3000 32GB SSDs.
Works like you would expect.
Beware of camera grade SSD's, they are just CF cards in a bigger box.
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Never
a repackaged CF card or other camera grade
stuff.
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CPU_SOEKRIS
The important bit is the last two.
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.
It doesn't make enough difference for me to bother...
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the error is earlier in your logfile, we build with
make -j parallelism and that generally means that you can trust the
error to the be last output.
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45W = 720 DKR (= USD125 = EUR97)
Optimistically you save 95W = 1520 DKR (= USD262 = EUR204)
But obviously, this varies a lot according to your electricity rate.
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In message 7aa8bd9d0902220046x24d390a3j8b43f394540ee...@mail.gmail.com, Pete
Kay writes:
Is it possible to ue Soekris to connect one E1 card with 30 analog phones?
I think the soekris has plenty CPU power for the task, but one PCI
slot is just not enough...
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In message 44044.1234860...@critter.freebsd.dk, Poul-Henning Kamp writes:
I just noticed this one, which may be relevant:
http://www.mini-box.com/picoUPS-100-12V-DC-micro-UPS-system-battery-backup-system?sc=8category=981
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In message 20090204155251.039c7...@ingeniware.com, Sergey Manucharian writes:
On Wed, 04 Feb 2009 22:27:18 +
Poul-Henning Kamp p...@phk.freebsd.dk wrote:
The net5501 has the exact same GPIO facilities as the net4801.
Well, maybe from userspace they are supposed to have the same
with net4501/4801 GPIOs. But the net5501 uses different hardware -
CS5536 chip. I could not find any information about using its GPIOs.
The net5501 has the exact same GPIO facilities as the net4801.
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,
that clearly pushes the mainstream chips in the direction we want
for embedded and appliance use.
I talked with Søren a couple of days ago and he certainly has plans,
but what they are, we'll just have to wait and see.
Poul-Henning
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depending on packet sizes, e.g.
size=100: 22% lost
size=1400: 90% lost
Make sure your cable and other hardware is OK. Electrical problem
very often manifest themselves by the longer packet, the more
trouble.
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.
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in the TX4's
bios-rom does not run.
I have TX4 card waiting for Soren whenever he cares to pick it up.
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], =?UTF-8?B?TGFycyBOb29kw6lu?= writes:
Poul-Henning Kamp wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], =?u
tf-8?Q?Lars_D=2E_Nood=C3=A9n?= writes:
What is the max current load allowed (or recommended) to be drawn on
pins for the GPIO on JP5?
Source 3mA, sink 6mA
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], =?u
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What is the max current load allowed (or recommended) to be drawn on
pins for the GPIO on JP5?
Source 3mA, sink 6mA according to the PC87366 datasheet.
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of the bios updates, but he's been too busy to listen to me.
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ethernet led blinks off for a short time for each packet, with enough
packets, it never gets to light up.
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sizes but that was overly optimistic.
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Johannes Bauer writes:
Poul-Henning Kamp schrieb:
Some @(*#$ idiot decided to write his own scraper and generated to
many errors that the log partition ran full.
I hope everything is humming again now.
I don't get it. As English is not my mother tounge, I even
and generated to
many errors that the log partition ran full.
I hope everything is humming again now.
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production series of them.
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leave the calculations of lifetime as an exercise for the reader :-)
Poul-Henning
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that, but.. where I can connect those led on the board? :-P
The GPIO connector. There's no manual so you'll have to make do
with the wiki. http://wiki.soekris.info/Unofficial_Hardware_Manual#net5501
It's the same as the NET4801
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Marc Balmer writes:
Does anybody here know what the maximum current is that I can
draw from the Soekris 5501 (and/or 4801) GPIO pins?
The pins can source 3mA, sink 6mA according to the 87366 data sheet.
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to determine if it
is because of usage pattern (ie: short/taller power usage spikes)
or sensitivity to external disturbances.
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? Thanks
Poul, the aforementioned URL redirects to http://www.searchfusion.com/
Sorry, I was sleepy:
http://phk.freebsd.dk/soekris/env4801
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this :
Looks like the sensor subsystem is not properly turned on in the
Check this program:
http://phk/soekris/env4801/
Poul-Henning
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Never
that are always master, slave
with the default being cable-select, so you can avoid the issue by
getting the right option.
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a guarantee
that UDMA66 will actually work.
I havn't tried it.
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that turns them totally off.
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Mike Tancsa writes:
Even stranger, is on this one I cant seem to disable PXE.
BootDrive = 80 81 F0 FF
To truly disable PXE, set this to
80 81 ff ff
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SN: 161145
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off a heat belching SFF desktop, and was hoping to not to have to
buy another Soekris just to support 4G. Thats not to say that
I wouldn't like to have a 5501, but...
I have an 8GB card I can try to test it in a few hours.
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reports DMA capability but on older
4801's the CF card is not wired for that.
FreeBSD cannot see the missing wires, and things get stuck.
You can set
hw.ata.ata_dma=0
in the loader to tell the disk driver to not attempt DMA.
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as well.
As far as I know, there is no way to make comBIOS use the second com
port, short of a recompile.
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However, SATA+PATA works?
And I should add: it's not supposed to work according to Søren.
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], gavr
ik peterson writes:
The discussion about USB and JP8 on the net5501 got me wondering about
JP3 which is located right next to the Geode processor.
I would suspect JTAG ?
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-, 3=Data+, 4=ground).
So it follows that this must be the USB port.
what useful things we can do with the other two 4-pin jumpers.
I don't think I know what JP7 is.
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and
+++ (wait) POWER
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], David Dudley writes:
I remember seeing some emails go through the list concerning the ability
to cause the card to power down for a few moments.
+++ (wait half a second) POWER
and
+++ (wait half a second) RESET
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to be. But
the numbering of IO pins has changed.
This is the first I hear about that, can you elaborate which pins
you find unexpected places ?
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*
* $Id: icsp.c,v 1.26 2008/01/27 15:04:52 phk Exp $
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#include sys/types.h
#include machine/cpufunc.h
#include stdio.h
#include assert.h
#include wchar.h
#include printf.h
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Steven Finnegan
writes:
Does anybody know for sure which internal header is used for the
second USB port on the 5501?
The one next to the CF-socket.
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the pile in 64k chunks than in 512 byte chunks.)
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Sean
I writes:
Does having ACPI enabled on freeBSD (or any other operating system for that
matter) do any good on a 4801 or 4501? I was just curious.
Sean
No.
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run some with +5V via the DC connector, so I think feeding
it +5 is plenty.
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Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained
is measured using
the CFA extension to the ATA command set, where erase operations are
done as soon as possible, so that writes are straight writes to the
flash array.
Search for CFA ERASE SECTOR for more details. I'm working on support
in FreeBSD.
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, unless I disable the DMA in /
boot/loader.conf:
Which bios version do you have ?
There was a ATA DMA related issue until 1.32i (from memory).
Poul-Henning
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into a capacitor which is essentially a zero ohm resistor until
charged.
I measured the inrush current peak on a 4801 just some days ago and
found it to exceed by a good margin the 17A shutdown limit of the
SSR switch I used.
All that said, I'd be surprised if the ferrite is the only causalty.
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Poul-Henning Kamp writes:
The flank can be particularly sharp when power comes from lead-acid
batteries that have no relevant internal resistance and flows
into a capacitor which is essentially a zero ohm resistor until
charged.
I should add, that this is why
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Marc Balmer writes:
A simple question... do the net5501 serial ports provide modem
control lines that can be used to get at PPS signal from a GPS
receiver?
Yes.
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Richa
rd Storm writes:
Hello!
I am trying to get SATA and ATA and CF working together on net5501.
You can't.
SATA and PATA are exclusive, if you have an SATA disk connected PATA
is disabled.
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Rich
ard Storm writes:
The only illegal configs are those that have both PATA and SATA, any
ther combination is possible.
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it into 6.3R
There is some doubt about some of my changes to if_vr, I'm trying
to get that tested.
The error-led and watchdog stuff is ready to be mfc'ed.
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, that you don't trigger carrier loss if there
is hardware flow-control involved on either side.
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Steve Holdoway wri
tes:
I know it's a long time since I've done this, but shouldn't there
be an earth on pin 5 as well???
I tacitly assumed people knew that :-)
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are they LED signaling, if I mount them
? (I'm sure that Soren know if he has time, to answer...)
I belive they are parallel'ed with the network activity LEDS
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