On Sun, Mar 08, 2009 at 10:19:46PM +, Chris Steel wrote:
> Problem solved, thanks very much.
>
> However, then I realised that I'd been trying to solve the wrong
> problem. The Debian installer recognised 64MB of memory, and the
> installation process seems much quicker (around 1.5 hours for 6
Problem solved, thanks very much.
However, then I realised that I'd been trying to solve the wrong
problem. The Debian installer recognised 64MB of memory, and the
installation process seems much quicker (around 1.5 hours for 64MB).
Then the installation process rewrote Apex with the original vers
On Sat, Mar 07, 2009 at 07:51:30PM +, Chris Steel wrote:
> I've just upgraded my Nslu2 to 64MB of RAM, so I'm trying to upgrade
> APEX to let me use the new memory.
It looks like you need version 1.5.8 of apex or later.
The easy way to do this would be to use dpkg-buildpackage to build a
vers
* Chris Steel [2009-03-07 19:51]:
> I've just upgraded my Nslu2 to 64MB of RAM, so I'm trying to upgrade
> APEX to let me use the new memory.
CCing the APEX maintainer. BTW, debian-arm would have been a better
list for this question.
> Please can someone point out where I'm going wrong here?
Y
I've just upgraded my Nslu2 to 64MB of RAM, so I'm trying to upgrade
APEX to let me use the new memory.
To start with, I downloaded the Lenny di-nslu2.bin, and unpacked it
using slugimage:
./slugimage.pl -u -i di-nslu2.bin
Read 2 blocks into
Read 0x6 bytes into
Read 1 blocks into
Read 0x1FF
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