On Mar 1, 2009, at 10:53 AM, Darrick Hartman wrote:
> Michael Keuter wrote:
>>> Sorry to be thick, but could someone expand the steps to upgrade
>>> to 0.6.3,
>>> using only a command prompt on my AstLinux device? Or better still
>>> create
>>> a batch file that just does it? I'm starting fro
Michael Keuter wrote:
>> Sorry to be thick, but could someone expand the steps to upgrade to 0.6.3,
>> using only a command prompt on my AstLinux device? Or better still create
>> a batch file that just does it? I'm starting from a standard 0.6.2 image
>> on a CF card with plenty of room.
>
> Hi
On Mar 1, 2009, at 9:41 AM, Justin Coffi wrote:
> Also in 0.6.3 the /oldroot/cdrom directory is no longer remounted in
> astlinux after the pivot.
The /oldroot/cdrom directory (vfat partition) is automatically
remounted in 0.6.3, but this requires the RUNNIX vfat partition to
have a label of
Also in 0.6.3 the /oldroot/cdrom directory is no longer remounted in
astlinux after the pivot.
Michael Keuter wrote:
>> Sorry to be thick, but could someone expand the steps to upgrade to 0.6.3,
>> using only a command prompt on my AstLinux device? Or better still create
>> a batch file that just
>Sorry to be thick, but could someone expand the steps to upgrade to 0.6.3,
>using only a command prompt on my AstLinux device? Or better still create
>a batch file that just does it? I'm starting from a standard 0.6.2 image
>on a CF card with plenty of room.
>
>For example, in the instructions bel
Hi Phil
in the past I have done this process from a command prompt by first
copying the contents of the tar file onto a USB stick and then mounting
this device on the target host, and simply copying the files across to
the os directory.
regards
Mart
Phil McKerracher wrote:
> Sorry to be thick, b
Sorry to be thick, but could someone expand the steps to upgrade to 0.6.3,
using only a command prompt on my AstLinux device? Or better still create
a batch file that just does it? I'm starting from a standard 0.6.2 image
on a CF card with plenty of room.
For example, in the instructions below, st
Apologies for the paste error that should have said
However, after a restart :
/sys/module/wctdm/parameters/opermode ="FCC"
/sys/module/wctdm/parameters/debug ="0"
Thanks
Mart
Martin Rogers wrote:
> Hi
>
> Either I am missing something fundamental or there is a startup problem.
>
> I am using
Hi
Either I am missing something fundamental or there is a startup problem.
I am using the astlinux-0.6.1-via.img.gz image.
I have set this line in the /mnt/kd/rc.conf to set the opermode to UK
and to turn debugging for the module on.
MODOPTS="wctdm:opermode=UK wctdm:debug=1"
This line appears
/etc/modprobe.conf is not a symbolic link to /tmp/etc/modprobe.conf
H, something may be wrong, the devs will have to answer this.
Lonnie
On Oct 9, 2008, at 12:49 PM, Martin Rogers wrote:
> Lonnie and Tom
>
> thank you for your replies.
>
> I modified /mnt/kd/rc.conf as suggested by adding
>
Lonnie and Tom
thank you for your replies.
I modified /mnt/kd/rc.conf as suggested by adding
MODOPTS="wctdm:debug=1"
After rebooting, the /etc/rc.conf file has soaked up the change as expected.
There was still no change to /etc/modprobe.conf.
Debugging was not enabled. I verified this by mak
On Oct 9, 2008, at 10:54 AM, Tom Chadwin wrote:
> Can you put the option in rc.conf, under MODOPTS?
I don't do analog cards, but...
-- /etc/rc snippet --
if [ -n "$MODOPTS" ]; then
for i in $MODOPTS; do
MOD=`echo $i | cut -d: -f1`
OPT=`echo $i | cut -d: -f2`
echo "options $MOD
Can you put the option in rc.conf, under MODOPTS?
On 9 Oct 2008, at 13:41, "Martin Rogers" wrote:
> Hi
>
> I would like to update /etc/modprobe.conf to enable debugging of the
> wctdm card (I am suffering occasional disconnects when connected over
> the PSTN).
>
> I have remounted the disk as
Hi
I would like to update /etc/modprobe.conf to enable debugging of the
wctdm card (I am suffering occasional disconnects when connected over
the PSTN).
I have remounted the disk as RO and added the line
options wctdm debug=1
/etc/modprobe.conf and successfully saved the file. However after
reb
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> I use my astlinux as
I use my astlinux as my router at home and run a webserver behind it... the
DHCP server in the astlinux provides DHCP to my client machines inside... of
course the DHCP names the astlinux box as the DNS resolver - which is fine
as DNSMASQ is running... however if I go to http://www.cadillackid.co
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