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* would like to add swap to flash based drives
 
* would like to add swap to flash based drives
 
* mt-daapd and amahi-transmission are dying
 
* mt-daapd and amahi-transmission are dying
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= Getting it Going =
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Here are the steps to make it boot from USB
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* Connect the JTAG module and connect the USB side to a terminal emulator
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* Putty for windows (Serial)
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* gtkterm for linux (use 2 stop bits!)
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* Reset the device from the JTAG module
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* At the terminal, press enter a couple of seconds after boot to prevent it booting to the flash
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* There are some commands to make it permanently boot off USB:

Revision as of 00:16, 9 May 2010

  • 2 stop bits to get the bootloader to recognize keyboard and stop autobooting
  • speed: 115200 /dev/ttyUSB1
  • root/fedoraarm default password
  • rpms installed for development: rsync, git, vim-enhanced, sudo, make, rpm-build, tar, httpd-devel, boot-devel, gcc-c++
  • passenger: need rubygems-1.3.5-4.fc12.noarch.rpm with macro changes
  • rpms installed for amahi: httpd, ruby, samba,
  • build hdactl, hda-platform, install (with --nodeps)


Missing deps in the installer:

  • httpd, samba, cadaver, bind-utils

RPMs not available from the mirrors:

  • hda-greyhole
  • rubygem-gd2 - actually - is this one necessary?

Other:

  • VPN does not work (turned off in servers):
     Cannot allocate TUN/TAP dev dynamically
  • Greyhole not working - hda-greyhole needed
  • crontab does not appear to be working
  • had to add with noatime in / to prevent flash burnout
  • should control monit - it keeps on pounding the flash with messages in /var/log/monit
  • would like to add swap to flash based drives
  • mt-daapd and amahi-transmission are dying

Getting it Going

Here are the steps to make it boot from USB

  • Connect the JTAG module and connect the USB side to a terminal emulator
  • Putty for windows (Serial)
  • gtkterm for linux (use 2 stop bits!)
  • Reset the device from the JTAG module
  • At the terminal, press enter a couple of seconds after boot to prevent it booting to the flash
  • There are some commands to make it permanently boot off USB: