On 2014-02-16 20:31, Ian Campbell wrote:
On Sun, 2014-02-16 at 20:12 +0000, Gordan Bobic wrote:
So how does the stock firmware disable the watchdog during the boot?
Via the kernel driver perhaps? Maybe via a custom ioctl. You'll have to
use the (kernel) source I'm afraid.
OK - I have figured it out.
On the stock firmware there is a binary executable called pic_raw
(and a number of other related pic* binaries).
pic_raw takes opcodes in decimal. The ones I have established
the meaning off by grepping the init scripts and trial and
error are as follows:
68 After Power Loss Go To Last State
76 (INT) Power LED Blink
77 (INT) Power LED ON
80 Silence Buzzer
81 Unsilence Buzzer
84 Status LED Blink RED Fast
85 Status LED Blink GREEN Fast
86 Status LED ON GREEN
87 Status LED ON RED
88 Status LED Blink GREEN/RED Fast
89 Status LED OFF
90 Status LED Blink GREEN Slow
91 Status LED Blink RED Slow
92 Status LED Blink GREEN/RED Fast
93 Status LED ON RED
99 10G Ethernet Extra
100 1G Ethernet Extra
103 WATCHDOG OFF
104 WATCHDOG ON, 5min REBOOT
105 WATCHDOG ON, 5min OFF
192 LED MODE (LOGO MODEL)
193 LED MODE (LOGO MODEL)
194 LED MODE (LOGO MODEL)
244 EUP OFF
245 EUP ON
Some are not applicable to my TS-421, so the meaning
comes from comments in the init scripts.
I don't know if this is of interest to anyone here
but I thought I'd mention it.
I am now using the stock 2.6.33.2 kernel to avoid
the missing RAM issue.
Gordan
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