Triu  Freshman Member

I worked with a big serial monitor, so i really saw the complete output. Attached are some screenshots. This drives me crazy, i don't understand all this kernel stuff. I wish it could be as easy as flashing the debian kernel to it. (i mean having a Zyxel kernel, connect to tftp and flash it straight to .......whatever it…

I have made a misstake, the "_update" file i posted earlier is correct, but the "update" was wrong. The correct one is here: But in this file is nothing with mtdpart. Everything else in /env on my NAS is exactly as it is shown in this forum. (checked every file). There is also a /dev folder. Inside: I can't look inside…

Will go through all scripts to search for the mtdparts stuff, but i am pretty shure i posted everything what was found under /env. Maybe there is something in /dev.

Sry for the delay, i didn't had time the last days. I formated the USB Stick with FAT32 and extracted universal_usb_key_func-2015-10-12.zip to it. I renamed the file usb_key_func.sh.network_telnet_stop to usb_key_func.sh.2Then i changed the IP in that file to fit my network. I plugged it into the NAS and started it. Now i…

Oh yes, then i was completely wrong. :# Thought i have to change a script. "printenv" shows me like you said: "next_bootfrom=1" and "curr_bootfrom=2""setenv next_bootfrom 2" and "next_bootfrom 2" doesn*t work. "setenv" is no command i have here, but i have found "saveenv"I saw in one script next_bootfrom="1", so i tried…

I have done everything (copy file to local) except bootm and then tried "cat /dev/mem" but this filled the whole screen with unreadable content and doesn*t stop. Or did i understand something wrong? Under /env there is a config file and a bin folder. The config file: In the bin folder is this: in the boot file: in the init…

I tried this with both, the Debian/OMV uImage (uImage1) and with your uImage.521. Both outputs are attached. The uImage1 is the same as before, Kernel panic. The uImage.521 is doing more, tried this 2 times, both the same. Something with NAND Flash corrupt and ubiattach seems to me making this problems. (search for:…

The usb command doesn't work here (unkown command). I also couldn't find anything related to USB in the Command-List. Also meminfo doesn't work. I found the command "md" but it shows me: It does not change after mount a ramfs. With the output of devinfo i can see the new ramfs1 at the end of devices which wasn't there…

O M G . I really forgot that. (Too much testing with reboot every 30sec and a hairdryer next to me.) Now something is right, cause i get no error. Instead i get only a new prompt line. Then i tftp into the /mnt folder. After that i used "bootm /mnt/uImage.521", this gets me the same ERROR: Out of memory.With USB, i…

Unfortunately this gives me: "No such file or directory".Then i tried: "mount ramfs /mnt"But that shows me the Usage text again. "Usage: mount [<device> <fstype> <mountpoint>]"

I also tested with "bootm /uImage.521" but the output was the same (Error out of memory). I tried "ls -h" but this option doesn't work. With "ls -l" gives me 7311720 (blocksize). Don't know how to calculate it back. (ext4, standard settings) I found "mount" but it doesn't work.…

Thank you for your quick reply.The read only error was under /dev/* . In / i can put files (also TFTP put them here), but after a reboot they are gone. The first try was with the uImage.521 local shown under / and then typed "bootm uImage.521" but got "ERROR: out of memory"I came to the idea with flashing because of this…

Output of"addpart /dev/ram0 8M@0x8000(kernelraw)" => "No such file or directory"/dev/ files:zero, defaultenv, mem, phy0, spi0, env0, nand0, nand_oob0, self_raw, self0, spi0.uloader, spi0.barebox, spi0.env, nand0.config, nand0.kernel1, nand0.rootfs1, nand0.kernel2, nand0.rootfs2, nand0.reserved, nand0.reserved.bb,…

So i explain everything for people like me which never had contact with TFTP. Maybe it helps someone.I have a Arch machine running where the uImage.521 should be provided by a TFTP-Server. I used dnsmasq for that. Everything explained here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Dnsmasq I disabled DNS by editing…

Hi Mijzelf, thank you for this explanation.I am not shure if i updated the system before. I try (hopefully) this weekend to set up a tftpserver to get access with the NAS to it. Last time i got an IP from DHCP so this step should work.I don't know how to boot that file, i only saw a command "flash" from bootbox -help. (as…