Would you like to disable the pogoplug services? YĪpplying fixes to the pogoplug environment. Your new debian installation even if you choose not to disable it. In other distributions and will not be available in NOTE: The pogoplug service is proprietary softwareĬreated by Cloud Engines. The pogoplug service includes an auto-update feature which couldīe used to cripple or disable your device. If everything looks good, type 'ok' to continue: ok Please double check that the device on /dev/sda1 is the correct device. This script will DESTROY ALL EXISTING DATA on /dev/sda1 Used fdisk to create the following partitions: Before running this script, you should have This script will configure your Dockstar to boot Debian Squeezeįrom a USB device. I have a dockstar with openwrt running on it. From there, you can mount and unmount the UBIFS partition, just to reset the 'dirty' flags and uBoot will be okay again.Įdited 12 time(s). If there are no bootable USB devices, it will boot the original Pogoplug installation. In that case, it will try booting from USB.
DOCKSTAR OPENWRT INSTALL
NOTE: If you change your UBIFS root to read-only (to edit files or install packages) and lose power or crash before you remount it a read-only, uBoot will think the partition has errors and will refuse to boot from it. Remove your USB drive and reboot into Debian on NAND # Configure new bootloader to run old uBootįw_setenv bootcmd 'run bootcmd_ubi run bootcmd_usb run bootcmd_pogo reset' Sed -i 's/^\(\/dev\/root.*\)ext2/\1ubifs/' /tmp/ubifs/etc/fstab > /dev/null 2>&1įw_setenv set_bootargs_ubi 'setenv bootargs console=$console ubi.mtd=3 root=ubi0:rootfs rootfstype=ubifs $mtdparts init=/sbin/init-ro'įw_setenv bootcmd_ubi 'run set_bootargs_ubi ubi part data ubifsmount rootfs ubifsload 0x800000 /boot/uImage ubifsload 0x1100000 /boot/uInitrd bootm 0x800000 0x1100000' Create UBIFS on mtd3 using the following commands:.
DOCKSTAR OPENWRT FULL
If you need to install packages from the full Debian, you'll need to add a repository to /etc/apt/sources.list. By default, this install will only install packages from embdebian. You can add extra packages by modifying the variables at the top of the installer, or by remounting the system read-write and running apt. My goal is to keep the root system readonly, with all read-write parts located on tmpfs, NFS, or external drive. It creates a /sbin/init-ro script to mount and initialize a few tmpfs mount points. The installer includes a few workarounds to make everything work from the readonly filesystem. The installation is, by default, readonly. Toolchain-mipsel-tuxbox-broken-pthread.cmakeĪpache/2.4.41 (Ubuntu) Server at 164.68.102.I've done some preliminary work getting debian installed to the NAND: Index of /Files_for_recivers/Dreambox/E2/tools/compiled_oscam_mipsel/simplebuild/oscam-svn/toolchains Index of /Files_for_recivers/Dreambox/E2/tools/compiled_oscam_mipsel/simplebuild/oscam-svn/toolchains
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