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RHS Linux User wrote:
> Hi Harald,
>
>I tried to mount jffs2 today with Ubuntu (please see below) without
> success. I know the jffs2 file is OK since I "install" it in a Meraki Mini
> and the Meraki Mini runs OK. However, I tried to mount the file
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RHS Linux User wrote:
> Hi Harald and Florian,
>
>Thanks.
>
>I realize I forgot to ask the obvious question:
>
>How does the OpenWRT tree create the original JFFS2 filesystem?
staging_dir/host/bin/mkfs.jff2
which is called from includ
Hi Harald and Florian,
Thanks.
I realize I forgot to ask the obvious question:
How does the OpenWRT tree create the original JFFS2 filesystem?
Would be simple to write an "unmake JFFS2" program?
Is there one already in the OpenWRT tree?
warm regards,
John
> >I can
Hello John,
Le Monday 12 May 2008 02:56:24 RHS Linux User, vous avez écrit :
>I can't seem to figure out how to either "mount" or uncompress the
> jffs2 filesystem that is produced by the OpenWRT compile.
>
>I try the obvious and get an unknown filesystem error.
>
>>mount file.jffs2 mn
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>I can't seem to figure out how to either "mount" or uncompress the
> jffs2 filesystem that is produced by the OpenWRT compile.
>
>I try the obvious and get an unknown filesystem error.
>
>>mount file.jffs2 mnt -o loop -t jffs2
>
>H
>I can't seem to figure out how to either "mount" or uncompress the
> jffs2 filesystem that is produced by the OpenWRT compile.
I had your same problem some time ago... JFFS2 filesystem can't be
mounted in the obvious way :| You need a further step regarding the
mtd device
Here some good doc
Hi All,
I am now in the process of getting OpenWRT to run in the Spartan 3e
Starter Kit. I have gotten things to begin to compile for R3000 (somewhat)
thanks to all your help :)).
I have one dumb question. I feel stupid even asking, but I am stuck so
here goes.
I can't seem to figur
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> Hi All,
>
>I am pretty sure that the OpenWRT is still NOT compiling the Linux
> kernel and modules for mips1 when the main menuconfig "Advanced
> configuration options (for developers)" "-mips1 -march=r3000
> -mtune=r3000"
Hello,
Here are few things that you might want to check :
Le samedi 29 mars 2008, RHS Linux User a écrit :
> Hi All,
>
>I am pretty sure that the OpenWRT is still NOT compiling the Linux
> kernel and modules for mips1 when the main menuconfig "Advanced
> configuration options (for developers)
Hi All,
I am pretty sure that the OpenWRT is still NOT compiling the Linux
kernel and modules for mips1 when the main menuconfig "Advanced
configuration options (for developers)" "-mips1 -march=r3000
-mtune=r3000" flag is given.
The packages seem to compiled correctly for mips1, but when
On Wed, 26 Mar 2008, RHS Linux User wrote:
> I am still seeing the kernel being compiled with -march=mips32. There
> must be some other place I should change so the kernel and modules are
> compiled for R3000?
>
Under the "Advanced configuration options (for developers)" menu,
"Toolchain optio
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RHS Linux User wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>I am still seeing the kernel being compiled with -march=mips32. There
> must be some other place I should change so the kernel and modules are
> compiled for R3000?
as a preliminary measure you can call
$ make
Hi All,
I am still seeing the kernel being compiled with -march=mips32. There
must be some other place I should change so the kernel and modules are
compiled for R3000?
Is there a way by examining the compiled code to tell which CPU it was
in fact compiled for?
wiz
On Sun, 23 Mar 200
Hi Florian,
Thanks so much for your ideas. I will look into config.in Monday. Also,
thanks for letting me know there are no known good R3k ports. So I guess I
will be the first. Let's hear it for the pioneers. ( You can tell a
pioneer from the arrows in his back :) ).
I am pretty sure my
Hi Wiz
Le dimanche 23 mars 2008, RHS Linux User a écrit :
>From what I can tell, however, the kernel and modules are not (from
> what I can tell) being compiled for MIPS1 but rather for MIPS32? This MAY
> be the reason I have yet to see any boot up serial output? I have yet to
> find the right
Hi all,
I hope this is the correct list to ask these questions?
I am trying to get OpenWRT running on the Xilinx Spartan 3E Starter
Kit.
So far I have MIPS1 - R3000 instruction set up and running :))).
I can download and run binary files. The 64MB DDR is working fine :).
The MI
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