Thanks Oleg, I am using the live iso, but I found out what my problem was. Plugging the ethernet from the camera to the computer directly instead of via a switch/router made it a lot faster.
I meant compiling the elphel353 modules as loadable modules. With "make menuconfig" in the kernel, I can only pick Y or N when configuring the elphel353 but not M. When I force it to M it complains about various things not linking up. I presume the driver has to support being compiled as a module first. But my main problem is that "netboot" has stopped working cause "nfs_update" can't find /mnt/flash I've tried "netboot -cmd all", but it still doesn't boot. On 20 November 2012 07:29, Oleg <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi niknah, > > How long should the reflash take? It takes 18+ minutes via netboot for me. >> > It takes 2 minutes max. You launch the netboot script, set camera into the > netboot mode then wait until the yellow LED goes off and power cycle. > You could try to download our llie dvd - > kubuntu-elphel-4.iso<http://community.elphel.com/files/live-dvd/> and > reflash from it. > > What's a good way to make changes to the kernel modules? Is there a way >> to compile the drivers as a loadable module? Instead of having to compile >> + reflash on every change. >> > You can compile a module and then upload the results on the camera via ftp. > > Best regards, > Oleg Dzhimiev > Electronics Engineer > phone: +1 801 783 5555 x124 > Elphel, Inc. >
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