Re: Howto create Kirkwood and Mvebu packages?
raffe, Whenever you build a custom kernel, you should add a local version so that people recognize it is a downstream custom kernel. So CONFIG_LOCALVERSION="-kirkwood-tld-1" should become...
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For completeness, here is what I believe should be the equivalent procedure for MVEBU. Note: I have not tested this MVEBU build yet. It is based on the Kirkwood procedure above, which I did test...
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I got this working on a Debian 13 amd64 host. The main point is: don't build from the Debian debian-kernel tree. Use the vanilla kernel source from kernel.org together with bodhi's patch and config....
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Here is the latest DTS/DTB. SATA ports should work with this version.
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ZooMoon, > I'd prefer to get this working instead of sending to > e-waste. Definitely, this NAS is not bad. What a waste if you cannot use it with modern kernel. Getting SATA to work should be...
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bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's like people has given up on this hardware after it > was released. Or perhaps because Marvell released > the Armada...
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You got me interested, and I am reading the GPL again, looking for this hint I mentioned before. https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,138851,140389#msg-140389 Quote> It seems the problem for both...
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Hi ZooMoo, Hope all is well with you, too! Same here, I have not looked into this further. I think the only thing still unknown is Ethernet. Something strange about this Armada 375 SoC is there has...
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Hi Bodhi, Hope you've been well. Just popping into see if you might have had any new thoughts on solving this problem. Unfortunately, I've not had time to play with it, especially without new leads or...
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Marcos, > How to access the console using serial? It was > mentioned a serial cable. How to plug it into the > MediaShare? > And also to my monitor? It has only HDMI and DP > Ports....
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Hi The post is very comprehensive, but I have a very basic question. How to access the console using serial? It was mentioned a serial cable. How to plug it into the MediaShare? And also to my...
View ArticleRe: How to format a SSD for Rootfs
And this is the MyCloud Mirror Gen1 working thread (posted in the kernel/rootfs release). Quote- Thanks buco and sym0 for the effort to bring up the MyCloud Mirror Gen1
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Attached here is the armada-370-wdmc-mirror-gen1.dtb. Copy to your rootfs /boot/dts.
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DAFFYson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry, armada-370-wdmc-mirror-gen1.dtb doesnt > exist in that directory. ive searched and i've got > the...
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Sorry, armada-370-wdmc-mirror-gen1.dtb doesnt exist in that directory. ive searched and i've got the armada-370-wdmc-mirror-gen1.dts but im strugling to build it to a dtb.
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Also, If you will be booting with the rootfs Debian-6.6.2-mvebu-tld-1-rootfs-bodhi.tar.bz2, u-boot envs must be adjusted to boot the kernel on it. Use ext2load command to load uImage from...
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DAFFYson, > Hi bodhi, im following the guide above as you > pointed out but i've run into a problem. im > looking for the correct .dtb to replace > armada-380-zyxel-nas326.dtb but i cant...
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Hi bodhi, im following the guide above as you pointed out but i've run into a problem. im looking for the correct .dtb to replace armada-380-zyxel-nas326.dtb but i cant find it in the /boot/dtb...
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DAFFYson, > i think it needs a root file system to work Yes. The system is kernel + rootfs. Usually after a set up, the kernel is installed on the rootfs. But it can also be loaded from the...
View ArticleRe: Debian on ds218play (rtl1296 cpu) - kernel 6.18.40
Hi, I don't have a how-to available, yet I can share some findings from my side. First see attached the original prompt which started everything and an excerpt of the CLAUDE.md file. In general what I...
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