A Clean, Fresh, Configured Eabi Rootfs Tarball

[scottlfa]

Back on Debian EABI -lol- Could not stay away, so twitchy

So now with all the tweaking again ...

[glac]

I'm using Debian EABI 2.26.23.9 Y on mine SL-C3200 with the first Zdevil's tarball. I have one question:

How do I overclock my system? When I try to use cpuoverclock.py in X, everytime I change the clock and I hit ok, nothing happens. Some messages appear in my console complaining of a config file not being found. Is there any other way to overclock in console mode? Or is there any fix of this script? Maybe I could try reinstalling younggun's cpuoverclock and see what happens.

glac.

[2or0]

I'm using Debian EABI 2.26.23.9 Y on mine SL-C3200 with the first Zdevil's tarball. I have one question:

How do I overclock my system? When I try to use cpuoverclock.py in X, everytime I change the clock and I hit ok, nothing happens. Some messages appear in my console complaining of a config file not being found. Is there any other way to overclock in console mode? Or is there any fix of this script? Maybe I could try reinstalling younggun's cpuoverclock and see what happens.

glac.

In console, "dvfm 16 6 1 2 1" is for 624 and "dvfm 16 4 1 2 1" for 416.

[LinuxGadget]

tarball downloaded, installing  now on C1k, keep your fingers crossed

[LinuxGadget]

Fu**ing u-boot!   Nothing for the fainted heart!
Ended here: https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=24199 , doing a NAND-restore now.
Maybe I'll try it again tomorrow.

tarball downloaded, installing  now on C1k, keep your fingers crossed

[scottlfa]

I find u-boots not so scary.

If you do not have a linux system to host your efforts, flash first to pdaxii13 ... do all the file work and such from it.  Once your ready, flash u-boot, upgrade the kernel too 2.6.22 (for the c1k) and your good to go.

[LinuxGadget]

Hi,

that's exactly what i've done. Prepared the sd-card with the rootfs on my debian (sidux) box. But maybe i used the wrong mkfs for the cf-card flashing uboot, don't know.
No charging light after flashing u-boot, having troubles entering Fn-D-M. Thanks god i managed to enter the diagnosis, did a NAND-restore and reflashed pdaxii3.  
Anyway, i am keen enough on apt-get to give u-boot another try this evening  

So please, folks: ext2 or vfat for uboot?  And which version of u-boot? The one for pdaxrom r198 http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/distri...akita-uboot.zip ?

I find u-boots not so scary.

If you do not have a linux system to host your efforts, flash first to pdaxii13 ... do all the file work and such from it.  Once your ready, flash u-boot, upgrade the kernel too 2.6.22 (for the c1k) and your good to go.

[Fatty]

FAT16 CF, r198 uboot works for me.

[zaurier]

First: Thanks a lot for your great work ZDevil. I got Debian running on my C1000 and it "feels" good and fast. My only problem (so far): Is there a chance to get a WPA connection working with your tarball-installation? If yes how? (I didn't find wpa-supplicant).

Thanks in advance
zaurier

[2or0]

First: Thanks a lot for your great work ZDevil. I got Debian running on my C1000 and it "feels" good and fast. My only problem (so far): Is there a chance to get a WPA connection working with your tarball-installation? If yes how? (I didn't find wpa-supplicant).

Thanks in advance
zaurier

I found wpasupplicant package in the feed.

[zogs]

zaurus_eabi_rootfs_071201.tar.bz2  don't work *.bz2 with emergency sharp-menu [D+B] trick
zaurus_eabi_rootfs_071201.tar  is BIG - 605M

solution with my SD 512M

zogs@linux:~/wrk> bunzip2 zaurus_eabi_rootfs_071201.tar.bz2
zogs@linux:~/wrk> gzip -c zaurus_eabi_rootfs_071201.tar > zaurus_eabi_rootfs_071201.tar.gz
zogs@linux:~/wrk> ls -alh zaurus_eabi_rootfs_071201.tar.gz
-rw-r--r--  1 zogs users 226M 2007-12-11 16:05 zaurus_eabi_rootfs_071201.tar.gz

now with emergency sharp-menu [D+B] trick and my SD-512M...I can  [y0y0]

# mount /dev/hda1 /hdd1
# cd /mnt/card
# cp zaurus_eabi_rootfs_071201.tar.gz /hdd1
# cd /hdd1
# tar -xvpzf zaurus_eabi_rootfs_071201.tar.gz

[LinuxGadget]

Thanks, i'm on the road again...  

FAT16 CF, r198 uboot works for me.

[LinuxGadget]

Hm, seems no luck for me with u-boot.

Installed u-boot, pressed ok when rebooting started. Entered  the emergency system. Fine so long.
Inserted the cf with the kernel,  mount to see if cf exists and is mounted, cd /mnt/cf. Still fine.

But now: ls made me wait for several minutes, nothing happend. Turned the Z around and pressed the reset switch.

Now nothing happens, just like yesterday. Doing a NAND restore.    But: i will try it again. Before flashing u-boot, i will prepare another cf with the kernel.

Just to proof i'm doing right: Entering the emergeny console, cd /mnt/cf and ./autoboot.sh will install the kernel ?

Man, i can't wait for apt-get  

[zogs]

autoboot.sh (posted in this topic ) don't work..
i have write in u-boot emergency shell:

nandlogical /dev/mtd1 WRITE 0x5a0000 0x160000 /mnt/card/kernel.img

[LinuxGadget]

Awesome!   Great!  
Debian booting on my C1k.  
Just changed the command for /mnt/cf, it flashed so fast...

My spectrum24 network-cf didn't work (missing firmware ?), so i configured usb-networking. Runnning apt-get update now  

autoboot.sh (posted in this topic ) don't work..
i have write in u-boot emergency shell:

nandlogical /dev/mtd1 WRITE 0x5a0000 0x160000 /mnt/card/kernel.img