Hi,
after the (usual) long delay I've managed to fight my jet-lag with a good
coffee and I've tested the image Arnaud provided me with :)
The steps I've followed are:
1. halt the startup sequence at Redboot> prompt with CTRL+C
2. *RedBoot> fis load ramdisk.gz*
3. *RedBoot> load -r -v -h 192.168.1.
Mello writes:
Hi,
> So, basically, I must stop the startup sequence at a point where I can
> gain access to the Redboot prompt.
> Then issue the commands you suggested, right?
>
> Questions:
> 1. where do I find/how can I generate such a kernel?
I've build one for you. It's based on the 2.6.33
So, basically, I must stop the startup sequence at a point where I can
gain access to the Redboot prompt.
Then issue the commands you suggested, right?
Questions:
1. where do I find/how can I generate such a kernel?
2. what happens to my device after doing this test? Will it revert to
normal after
* Arnaud Patard [2010-02-18 15:30]:
> You can try booting a kernel with ep80219 support and looks what's
> happening. Unfortunately, you can't use debian iop32x kernel packages as
> iirc, they don't have the iq31244 option enabled.
No, they don't. But I'll enable the option for the next upload s
Mello writes:
Hi,
> Hi Arnaud and all,
> sorry for the long wait but I've been traveling (for work).
>
> Please find attached the requested data. I believe I've taken the
> entire boot log.
> Also I've run a few commands to explore /proc filesystem.
>From what I can see from the 2 files, your n
Hi All,
and sorry for my belated reply but a work-related trip has brought me away.
1. to Arnaud: I'll provide you (and the list) with those info ASAP.
Let's hope we can get something started. Thank you!
2. to JFS: I had read Martin's pages, rather thoroughly, but still I'm
wary of following those
Hi,
On Mon, Feb 01, 2010 at 06:34:09PM +0100, Arnaud Patard wrote:
> > It seems pretty similar to the Intel SS400-E...
>
> fwiw, I doubt it's a ss4000e. Lanner has put 32MB of flash and 2
> GbE on their PCB.
So, it's seems to you impossible to boot the d-i on it ?
What will be needed to succe
"JF Straeten" writes:
> Hi,
>
> On Mon, Feb 01, 2010 at 05:00:35PM +0100, Mello wrote:
>
>> Very simply put, it is a 4-bay box, built around the Intel IOP 80219
>> (@400MHz) architecture.
>> It also features an externally accessible serial interface, one 1G
>> Ethernet interface and 256MB RAM (+8
Hi,
On Mon, Feb 01, 2010 at 05:00:35PM +0100, Mello wrote:
> Very simply put, it is a 4-bay box, built around the Intel IOP 80219
> (@400MHz) architecture.
> It also features an externally accessible serial interface, one 1G
> Ethernet interface and 256MB RAM (+8MB flash). Additionally, although
Mello writes:
> Hi all,
Hi,
> I've searched through the archives but I've found nothing about my
> LAN-based NAS (in the subject) hence I'm asking the alias...
>
> Anybody has any ideas on how to hack it to carry out a fresh install
> of Debian+Samba on Thermaltake Muse NAS-RAID (N0001LN)?
> Ver
Hi all,
I've searched through the archives but I've found nothing about my
LAN-based NAS (in the subject) hence I'm asking the alias...
Anybody has any ideas on how to hack it to carry out a fresh install
of Debian+Samba on Thermaltake Muse NAS-RAID (N0001LN)?
Very simply put, it is a 4-bay box, b
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