On Tue, Jan 08, 2008 at 06:45:04PM +, Martin Guy wrote:
> 2008/1/8, Salvatore Iovene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > I booted it up with no HD inside, the FW was 2.1.0. Silly me, I decided
> > that I didn't need to upgrade to 2.1.5 to have an IP address in RedBoot,
> >
> > Is there anything left to do
Hi
I've run debian on my nslu2 for about 18 months with no problems (ever
since the first debian installer rc for nslu2, infact). I've been
looking to create a more robust to power failure solution by using a
small thumb drive. To do so I used the latest etch installer (4.0r2?) to
install clean (I
So, basically even though the user has specified a static IP, the unit
DHCP's anyway. Considering that a well-behaved DHCP server will probe the
active addresses, it's *guaranteed* that not even by accident will the NSLU2
get the static IP that the user set. Hence the device is "lost on the
ether
Hi all,
I just received a Thecus N2100. Here's a report of what I did, so that
now I can't access the box.
I booted it up with no HD inside, the FW was 2.1.0. Silly me, I decided
that I didn't need to upgrade to 2.1.5 to have an IP address in RedBoot,
and started flashing the debian installer's i
Long agonising story about a Thecus brick and request for info on
increasing ramdisk size at boot
2008/1/7, Martin Michlmayr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Did you modify the MTD partitions?
Oops. Make that a yes. I couldn't use the Thecus web interface, which
needs flash player, so I had loaded kernel a
* Colin Tuckley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-01-08 11:54]:
> Mine has:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ cat /proc/mtd
> dev:size erasesize name
> mtd0: 0004 0002 "RedBoot"
> mtd1: 00d0 0002 "ramdisk"
Yep, that's the same I have.
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Martin Guy wrote:
> Nope. The usual debian installer run on a from-the-factory "Yes Box" N2100.
> Would someone with an N2100 forward the output of "cat /proc/mtd" please?
> I have
> mtd0: 0004 0002 "RedBoot"
> mtd1: 003e 0002 "ramdisk"
> mtd2: 0016 0002 "kernel"
> mtd3: 001
> > In fact, the N2100 nand initrd partition has size 0x003e or 4063232
> > bytes
>
> Did you modify the MTD partitions?
>
> Every N2100 I've seen so far has a ~13 MB ramdisk partition.
Nope. The usual debian installer run on a from-the-factory "Yes Box" N2100.
Would someone with an N2100 for
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