Unfortunately no one can be told what fun_plug is - you have to see it for yourself.
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Seems, pcp is on holidays..
It´s very curious! 2 weeks ago I made 2 or 3 kernels with various settings, ext3 and some other features without any problems. But by now there is no way to get compiling without errors. Same machine, same settings, same toolchain... Unfortunately the day has only 24 hours and there are many other things to do than compiling kernels...
Meanwhile I also made a little tol for controlling the fan, you can download it here:
http://www.msbd.de/dns313/fancontrol.tgz
ChB.
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CharminBaer wrote:
Seems, pcp is on holidays..
It´s very curious! 2 weeks ago I made 2 or 3 kernels with various settings, ext3 and some other features without any problems. But by now there is no way to get compiling without errors. Same machine, same settings, same toolchain... Unfortunately the day has only 24 hours and there are many other things to do than compiling kernels...
ChB.
Of course do other things than kernel compiling! It is summer time, have a break, vacation, watch euro2008 :-) I was not meant to be pushy, was thinking loud only :-)
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This is my day! It works! What I have done? Took a new, unchanged .config-file in .....src/linux, made "make menuconfig" and made only one change, enable the ext3 filesystem. Said "make" and got a fresh and working kernel... Dunno why...!
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Next try, enabled a simple feature like "powermanagement" and got a huge amount of errors from drivers/usb/host....
Disabled this feature and it goes around...
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CharminBaer wrote:
Hey, radir, take it easy...
- When all done without errors, you can find the new baken kernel in the directory Image/src/kernel.
ChBaer.
Hi CharminBaer,
Are you sure new kernel is in Image/src/kernel ?? Usually it is in arch, in our case Image/src/linux/arch/arm/boot holds the new kernel. At least timestamps show this.
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I did a kernel compile on my dns-313 with the gcc that followed ffp.
But i made a lot of symlinks because it kept asking for the binary names in the opt folder of the kernel sources.
after compiling it i placed the kernel zImage in /dev/sda3/.boot/ and the modules in /dev/sda3/lib/modules/........ (where they are sopposed to be placed. (tun.ko and the usbgadgetthingy module))
Now the thing will not boot. what went wrong am i forced to use the cross compiler following the sources or is it just because i forgot about system.map?
Or is it something else or a combination?
Thanks for anny answers.
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pcp wrote:
ok, i made the install without the d-link crappy installer. it was done by some gory packet replays and traffic sniff, but now i have the dns-313 with funplug ready
things which i want to do next:
- change the filesystem to anything else than NTFS (NO I DONT WANT)
- check the function of an internal usb OTG device. it should be possible to use it in many interesting ways, unfortunately the backing file module fails to load and crashes on malloc error
- i want ssh, ASAP
- there are two mtdblock devices, which contains few config files. they might contain something useful
- new kernel with xfs/ext3 and acl support
- o shit! fan scripts are failing with IOCTL error...ayyeeww!
i will make a tutorial how to install this..thing from linux, but i am bit of busy right now.
Hi PCP,
may I know why so many forumers like you do not like the NTFS fils system? What is wrong with it compare to the EXT file systems?
I understand that the standard DNS-313 boots on an EXT FS partition & writes to the main partition in NTFS so that it can easily be mounted & read on a Window OS PC.
Why do many forumer want to change this to EXT2?
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