Re: How to enable wireless in Pogoplug Mobile?
bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think there must be a wireless chip built in, > but disable somehow. The hard part is to find out > how to enable it....
View ArticleBricked Seagate GoFlex?
I tried installing Debian through the instructions here: http://projects.doozan.com/debian/ At the end of the script, I think there was an error with /dev/sda1. I'm not sure, but I think it may have...
View ArticleRe: kernel 3.5 and device-tree support...
Nope. It does not seems to work booting old mach-types while the Device Tree is enable in the kernel.
View ArticleRe: How to enable wireless in Pogoplug Mobile?
Tinwclouds, I did not see Wifi capability anywhere on that page?
View ArticleRe: Bricked Seagate GoFlex?
Remove all drives and see if you can boot back into Pogo OS.
View ArticleRe: Bricked Seagate GoFlex?
I tried that, and it just blinks green then amber. I also tried the instructions here: http://support.goflexhome.hipserv.com/en/reflash/index.html This is to reflash the stock Seagate Firmware back...
View ArticleRe: Bricked Seagate GoFlex?
When you tried to untar Arch on a USB drive, did you make sure that you were root, or sudo root? If you want to run Arch, I would try that again. If you want to run Debian, then try davy's NSA320...
View ArticleRe: Bricked Seagate GoFlex?
bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When you tried to untar Arch on a USB drive, did > you make sure that you were root, or sudo root? If > you want to run...
View ArticleRe: USB vs NAND as a swap location
There are two options that I know of: 1.) Use ZRAM/CompCache, which must be compiled into the kernel. This can come in very handy with devices with a low amount of RAM. 2.) Get a small(-ish) flash...
View ArticleRe: Bricked Seagate GoFlex?
Perhaps you were currently on the disk directory so it refuses to unmount. Change to / first: cd / sync umount ....
View ArticleRe: USB vs NAND as a swap location
ingmar_k Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There are two options that I know of: > > 1.) Use ZRAM/CompCache, which must be compiled > into the kernel. This...
View ArticleRe: updating kernel - what else do you need to do after copying uimage &...
shv, hi,many thx for this just installed the tools first ... apt-get install u-boot-tools uboot-mkimage then ... tried your commands .. first command worked fine, second didn't .. figured second...
View Articlesimple set of iptables LT2P/IPSEC VPN rules & flashing traffic LED
Hi, I have set up a little LT2P/IPSEC VPN server on a little Kirkwood device (wheezy/linux3.5) I want to use it to securely use public wifi with my ipad .. so traffic goes from the ipad through the...
View ArticleRe: How to enable wireless in Pogoplug Mobile?
I meant that the title says: "... Wireless Backup...". I thought it is wifi. Maybe I misunderstood. BTW, I check the both sides of the board, I can't find anything remotely like a rt2870 wifi chip....
View ArticleRe: How to enable wireless in Pogoplug Mobile?
I guessing here but If there's a wireless device it is included in the main Marvell SoC and not on the gigabyte ethernet module on the top. Flip the board, look at a little downward from the front...
View ArticleRe: How to enable wireless in Pogoplug Mobile?
@dhead666, could you upload a photo, maybe?
View ArticleRe: How To: Create an 802.11n AP (Access Point) w/ Debian on a...
Thanks for the detailed how-to, especially the precise identification of the sub-model of the wifi cards that allowed me to buy the correct one! I was really looking for something reliable for my home...
View ArticleRe: How to enable wireless in Pogoplug Mobile?
Well this is a Pogoplug v4 and I didn't shoot this image but it's exactly the same layout http://imgur.com/fVdT6n7
View ArticleRe: updating kernel - what else do you need to do after copying uimage &...
hyena Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > did the apt-get update/install after and it seems > to have done the job fingers crossed :-) deleted > all the 3.2.0-4...
View ArticleRe: USB vs NAND as a swap location
Good question. Most manufacturers will mention it somehow in the product description, though. SLC-NAND is faster, more robust and thus much more expensive than MLC. So it's a feature! Besides that...
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