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Hello,
I am with hardware revision C1 and this poor thing seems really crippled.
Preliminary: what is at the origin of my quest for a decent firmware... original firmware support for NFS and SMBFS is minimal to say the least.
1. You can't use Fonz custom kernel (see my previous post)
2. You can't install Debian following Martin Michlmayr's method (does not support C1)
3. D-Link does not release the source (at least on their website)
4. Last but not least: its uBoot cannot load kernel nor initrd. When trying a loadb k or loadb r with kermit transfer I get the following...
For kernel area:
Un-Protect Flash Bank # 1 Erase Kernel from 0xff820000 to 0xff99ffff Can't erase unknown flash type - aborted
Same thing with initrd area:
Un-Protect Flash Bank # 1 Erase Ramdisk from 0xff9a0000 to 0xfff7ffff Can't erase unknown flash type - aborted
Now you've been warned...
Best regards.
Last edited by f4exb (2010-02-28 01:24:54)
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Hi,
U-Boot can load a kernel and an initrd, however it seems to refuse flashing them. But you can flash from within linux.
loadb
Now send a kernel with kermit. It will be at 100000
Copy kernel to another location in memory:
cp 0100000 02000000 <sizeofkernel>
Load an initrd:
loadb
Send an initrd with kermit.
Copy initrd to another location in memory:
cp 0100000 03000000 <sizeofinitrd>
Load and boot kernel and initrd:
bootm 02000000 03000000
Notice: loading the kernel from 0100000 does work while loading the initrd from 0100000 doesn't work, keep that in mind.
For custom kernel, the GPIO/LED-stuff seems to be broken, compile without CONFIG_LEDS_GPIO.
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f4exb:
Have you tried Alt-F, recently announced in this forum? Its 2.6.33.1 based.
I have a report that the network does not work with it on a rev-C1 board, but the user does not have a serial link to debug it.
On the other side, the user report that buttons and leds work fine.
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