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17 Apr 2019
I have not updated the rootfs for ALARMZ (ArchLinuxARM Zaurus) for a while. I hope there are still some of you out there using it. It would be really good to know if you are. If you like to try a newer Linux Kernel on your Zaurus, please check out this post on the Voidz section in the forum. If there is enough interest, I will release a newer ALARMZ rootfs including the 5.0 kernel.
https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showto...st&p=291693 Note: If you like to test and run the kernel, you will need to download, install it and update your boot.cfg manually.
4 Sep 2018
This cable is available on aliexpress and other sites. It does work out of the box thanks to the PL2303 chip set.
It is useful for those of us that need RS232 on the go. The cable is very compact, too. AliExpress Example: Connecting on Android to a CISCO switch using the "Serial USB Terminal" app. https://ibb.co/b5R6He  Note: This is not a UART cable.
12 Jul 2018
For us Zaurus users, no matter what distro used, this is a great browser!
https://www.brow.sh/ It features full Javascript support, even Firefox plugins work. You can watch Youtube .. To clarify before you ask - No, the Zaurus does not need to run Firefox head-less for this to work. ( I would not recommend even trying ) Instead, just run the docker instance as mentioned on brow.sh on a x86 or ARMv6 computer locally or even host it in the cloud. Then use ssh to browse via brow.sh remotely ! Or try the live free ssh access provided by brow.sh as mentioned at the end of this post. Note: Currently there is no keyboard only navigation support. You need a mouse. You can load custom pages by pressing CTRL+L and entering a page URL. Scrolling works too, but not interaction with pages. This is a feature that is being worked on and we hopefully see VIM like key-bindings, soon. https://github.com/browsh-org/browsh/issues/31 How does it look like ? https://imgur.com/a/JreaXVt (Void Linux on Zaurus, tmux, busybox sh, dropbear ssh client)  Want to try it without installing anything ? Just use the free ssh access from brow.sh to get a taste ! Just run: CODE ssh brow.sh Cheers!
26 Jun 2018
Note: This repo is in a testing phase and will currently allow you to upgrade from a build5 rootfs or older to build6. Additional packages will be announced here for testing.
Many Thanks go to Varti & ibiblio for hosting this repository! 01. Enable the repo: CODE echo 'repository=https://www.oesf.org/repository/feeds/voidlinux/testing/build6' > /etc/xbps.d/00-repository-main.conf 02. Sync and Upgrade (Example): CODE ~ # xbps-install -Syu [*] Updating `https://www.oesf.org/repository/feeds/voidlinux/testing/build6/armv5tel-musl-repodata' ... armv5tel-musl-repodata: 33KB [avg rate: 2342KB/s] `https://www.oesf.org/repository/feeds/voidlinux/testing/build6' repository has been RSA signed by "greguu" Fingerprint: 13:09:b2:e3:ba:9b:7f:99:01:a5:45:a3:3b:79:c3:ed Do you want to import this public key? [Y/n] y Name Action Version New version Download size libcrypto43 install - 2.7.4_1 - libssl45 install - 2.7.4_1 79KB libxbps update 0.51_20 0.52_6 76KB xbps update 0.51_20 0.52_6 74KB Size to download: 230KB Size required on disk: 1805KB Free space on disk: 1877MB [*] Downloading binary packages libcrypto43-2.7.4_1.armv5tel-musl.xbps.sig: 256B [avg rate: 749KB/s] libssl45-2.7.4_1.armv5tel-musl.xbps: 79KB [avg rate: 170KB/s] libssl45-2.7.4_1.armv5tel-musl.xbps.sig: 256B [avg rate: 746KB/s] libxbps-0.52_6.armv5tel-musl.xbps: 76KB [avg rate: 335KB/s] libxbps-0.52_6.armv5tel-musl.xbps.sig: 256B [avg rate: 706KB/s] xbps-0.52_6.armv5tel-musl.xbps: 74KB [avg rate: 108KB/s] xbps-0.52_6.armv5tel-musl.xbps.sig: 256B [avg rate: 708KB/s] [*] Verifying package integrity libcrypto43-2.7.4_1: verifying RSA signature... libssl45-2.7.4_1: verifying RSA signature... libxbps-0.52_6: verifying RSA signature... xbps-0.52_6: verifying RSA signature... [*] Running transaction tasks libcrypto43-2.7.4_1: unpacking ... libssl45-2.7.4_1: unpacking ... libxbps-0.51_20: updating to 0.52_6 ... libxbps-0.52_6: unpacking ... xbps-0.51_20: updating to 0.52_6 ... xbps-0.52_6: unpacking ... [*] Configuring unpacked packages libcrypto43-2.7.4_1: configuring ... libcrypto43-2.7.4_1: installed successfully. libssl45-2.7.4_1: configuring ... libssl45-2.7.4_1: installed successfully. libxbps-0.52_6: configuring ... libxbps-0.52_6: updated successfully. xbps-0.52_6: configuring ... xbps-0.52_6: updated successfully. 3 downloaded, 2 installed, 2 updated, 2 configured, 0 removed. 03. Once xbps has been upgraded, sync once more to fetch the remaining packages: CODE ~ # xbps-install -Syu [*] Updating `https://www.oesf.org/repository/feeds/voidlinux/testing/build6/armv5tel-musl-repodata' ... ...... 21 downloaded, 1 installed, 31 updated, 1 configured, 0 removed. 04. The kernel was also upgraded, so reboot to have the change take effect.
5 May 2018
This is a reference guide on how to install Void Linux (armv5tel-musl) on a Sharp Zaurus (C3x00) device.
Please use at your own risk. Note: C1000 (Akita) is not officially supported, but instructions for Akita are nearly identical. Please use the "Frankenstein" kexecboot kernel and ext3 as rootfs for Akita 01. Install kexecboot kernel A kexecboot kernel is required to boot Void Linux on your Zaurus. If you do not have already a kexecboot kernel installed, get one from the sources below and follow the instructions. C3x00 : Download (Kexecboot 4.14.18 Voidz) C3x00 : Download (Kexecboot 3.10 ALARMZ) C1000 : Download CODE 1. Extract the tar.gz file to a FAT formatted SD or CF card (SD recommended) 2. Remove battery and power adapter cable 3. Wait for a few seconds 4. Replace battery, close and lock the battery cover 5. Attach power cable 6. Push the OK button while pressing on/off switch 7. The device will enter a menu (Japanese) 8. From the menu options choose option "4" (Update), next "2" (SD) and confirm "Y" 8. The device will reboot an present you with a boot-menu 02. Get the root file system Note: The rootfs is updated regularly and very much experimental at this stage. Each build will feature a build number, eg Build-002. Please use always the latest build available for a fresh install. Cxx00: Download Changes (build7) : - Linux Kernel 4.19.0 - All packages build with GCC 8.2.0 To install the Void Linux rootfs, please follow the instructions below: 02.1. Format a SD memory card with f2fs or ext4 - make sure to set the correct device CODE mkfs.f2fs /dev/sdx1 mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdc1 -O^metadata_csum mkfs.ext4 /dev/mmcblk0p1 -O^metadata_csum Note: If using e2fsprogs version >=1.43.9 you will need to exclude the metadata checksum feature upon creation as shown above otherwise the kexecboot kernel will fail to mount it. Keeping the feature enabled (default with newer e2fsprogs) will likely slow things down on the Zaurus. 02.2. Extract the downloaded rootfs tar.xz onto the SD card using the tar command, umount and boot the SD card on the Zaurus. CODE mount /dev/sdx1 /mnt cd mnt tar xf /root/void-somelongnameanddate.tar.xz 02.3. Logon as root (default password is "voidlinux") and change root password via the "passwd" command. CODE passwd 4. Edit /etc/rc.conf and adjust your timezone. (vi or nano) CODE nano /etc/rc.conf Note: Leave HOSTNAME and HARDWARECLOCK commented out. 5. Enable dropbear (sshd), udhcpc, ntpd and alsa CODE ln -s /etc/sv/busybox-ntpd /var/service ln -s /etc/sv/busybox-udhcpc /var/service ln -s /etc/sv/dropbear /var/service ln -s /etc/sv/alsa /var/service Note: This should bring up ethernet (CF or USB) via dhcp automatically and set the correct time as well as enable ssh listening on port 22 as default. 6. Enable WiFi Make sure the CF or USB WiFi device is connected. If you have a prism based card, it may be required to blacklist the orinoco_cs module fist. Reboot or "rmmod" the orinoco modules. CODE echo "blacklist orinoco_cs" > /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf Then setup you WiFi connection. The example is for WPA enabled networks: CODE ip link show ip link set up <device_name> wpa_passphrase <MYSSID> <key> >> /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant-<device_name>.conf iwconfig <device_name> mode managed wpa_supplicant -B -i <device_name> -c /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant-<device_name>.conf -Dwext udhcpc -i <device_name> ping google.com Note: An automated WiFi setup on boot can be achieved by using wpa_actiond. This needs to be documented and tested. The above commands were confirmed working with prism based CF card DLINK DWL-660W on WPA2 enabled networks. (Firmware 1.8.2) 7. Set up audio (alsa) To enable sound output, unmute the headphone or speaker channels via alsamixer and store the settings afterwards. Play a sound file to test. CODE alsamixer alsactl store aplay toptune.ogg 8. Set up the package feed Note: This is an experimental feed that contains packages for build7. If you installed a previous rootfs, you can upgrade to build7 using xbps-install! CODE echo 'repository=https://www.oesf.org/repository/feeds/voidlinux/testing/build8' > /etc/xbps.d/00-repository-main.conf xbps-install -Su 9. Start using Void. https://wiki.voidlinux.eu/ Note: Void for Zaurus (voidz) is very basic at this stage does not feature any graphical desktop. THIS GUIDE IS WORK IN PROGRESS AND NOT COMPLETE. ANY ISSUES OR QUESTIONS RELATED TO VOID INSTALLATION, PLEASE POST BELOW. THANKS. |
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