On Thu, Jan 14, 2010 at 5:28 PM, Simon Guinot <si...@sequanux.org> wrote:
> Actually, the lacie-nas project is more concerned to provide mainline > kernel support for the Orion and Kirkwood based LaCie NAS. What do you mean by that? Kernel developments are more related to the lacie-nas project than openwrt? > The GPIO front button is well supported (gpio-keys driver). You mean I can intercept the front button push/release events? I figured that. I suppose we still need some way to make it perform something useful though. For instance, how is the poweroff really performed? Apart from detecting the button-pressed event, I suppose there is something written on some permanent storage, and then reset is asserted. >From what I saw, u-boot detects the previous poweroff and does not even power the 12V to the hard drive. Anyone figured that out any better than this obvious observation? > The GPIO LEDs are well supported too (without the SATA activity blink > mode). You have to use the leds-gpio driver. Well, SATA activity would be a nice feature too... > Concerning the GMT 762 fan, there is no driver available yet. > A mainline submission is planed for soon... I suppose I need to disassemble the board and do some reverse engineering on those details. Unless someone has done it already. :-) >... > For now, we are really focused on the kernel support. It is the very > first step and there is still a lot of work... You mean there is still a lot of work for the Orion as well? Or the Kirkwood? I'm assuming we had everything for the Orion from LaCie, and I suppose the same should apply for the Kirkwood. I mean, haven't LaCie released a kernel for the Kirkwoord-based devices? > Of course, it would be nice to have a full featured userspace support :) Totally agree :-) Thanks, Gerlando _______________________________________________ openwrt-devel mailing list openwrt-devel@lists.openwrt.org https://lists.openwrt.org/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-devel
