**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Sep 13 02:59:56 2009 Sep 13 03:11:16 Are you in here as well Ricky? Sep 13 03:21:29 sorry, just getting back to it - I was looking for the uboot-custom.txt file. There is none in the /installer folder, if that is what's needed to be modified Sep 13 03:35:10 referring to this post: http://plugcomputer.org/plugforum/index.php?topic=717.msg4411#msg4411 Sep 13 03:41:45 SuperRoach: the packager of installer 1.0 messed up and did not update the README.txt correctly. The config files are now in sheevaplug-installer-v1.0/uboot/uboot-env Sep 13 03:54:00 ah thank you Sep 13 03:54:30 would a messed mac address stop it from booting and being visible? Sep 13 03:58:18 SuperRoach: how much do you see in serial console? Sep 13 04:01:51 SuperRoach: I posted a response to the thread you linked to asking Rabeeh if he could get the README.txt corrected Sep 13 04:03:10 morfic, I had a completed flash working last night. I logged in, then powered down for the night. Since then I havn't been able to successfully connect via serial yet Sep 13 04:03:40 thanks tinker-f595 - the console dump from the working install was most helpful in tracking down problem by problem Sep 13 04:04:14 it's a scary thing this powering down over night, it's something i read a few times, googling for different things though Sep 13 04:05:21 SuperRoach make sure the cable is correctly plugged into the plug. I replaced my cable with a better quality on Sep 13 04:05:24 oen Sep 13 04:05:26 one Sep 13 04:06:25 SuperRoach: did you chown uucp /dev/ttyUSB0 (although, you did not say anything about any errors) Sep 13 04:07:38 with cu, everytime i lose the line i need to chown again or it won't connect, i guess i should just go and fix it so it's right when it get Sep 13 04:07:42 s plugged in ;) Sep 13 04:07:55 try minicom Sep 13 04:15:08 just trying the uucp Sep 13 04:18:36 yeah thats odd - 0-2 range in uucp gives a no such file or directory Sep 13 04:33:27 if chown uucp /dev/ttyUSB0 gives a cannot access/no such file or directory, tried 1 and 2 as well Sep 13 04:33:42 - does that mean it's not mounting correctly? Sep 13 04:35:18 loaded modules? Sep 13 04:40:57 you should see dmesg telling you its connected /dev/ttyUSB* Sep 13 04:41:03 when you plug in Sep 13 04:41:25 if not, you probably need to tweak vendor & product module arguments Sep 13 04:42:09 oblig: http://xkcd.com/327/ Sep 13 04:43:35 ill check dmesg Sep 13 04:44:08 http://www.openplug.org/plugwiki/index.php/Setting_up_Serial_Console_Under_Linux Sep 13 04:45:52 not sure if it relevant, but previously I was using putty to connect to the openplug Sep 13 04:48:06 why not continue using what works? Sep 13 04:52:40 because that's giving me an error about not being able to open it Sep 13 04:54:07 grab another cable like tinker-f595 said, check dmesg after you reconnect it, making sure your modules are loaded and your permissions ok Sep 13 04:55:36 your leds still come on? Sep 13 04:55:55 Thanks Morfic :) I might grab another cable when i go home from the unconference. Heres what happens when i plug in the usb and reading /var/log/messages Sep 13 04:55:58 http://pastie.org/615125 Sep 13 04:56:18 The led's are on and all working ok, and plugging it into a network can have it blink (ethernet too) Sep 13 05:04:34 http://pastie.org/615131 Sep 13 05:04:57 even works on reboot w/o me giving it the vendor id Sep 13 05:05:28 is that log from your machine? Sep 13 14:58:45 rabeeh: lennert: did you receive my mail? just asking because since it has 7mb, maybe it got filtered :) Sep 13 15:29:11 can i boot off the sdhc card in the plug? Sep 13 15:30:37 hi, is there a channel for openrd? Sep 13 15:30:45 #openrd is pretty empty Sep 13 16:03:06 morfic: you need a hacked u-boot for that Sep 13 16:08:18 armin76: just wondering, i might need to move my /boot to something not on the usb hdds, can /boot be on say sdc1 (a usb flash stick) and keep root=/dev/sda1 easily with u-boot Sep 13 16:08:45 i'd love to not enter pivot_root territory Sep 13 16:10:02 morfic: yes, but you may have problems with u-boot's ordering of the devices Sep 13 16:12:25 of course, i already nuked the slug /dev/sda1 when it came up as sda1 on plug, when it had been sdb1 on plug the previous umpteenth times, i just wanted the partition for /etc files, so it's not a big loss, but to avoid it, there is no sdb1 and sda1 anymore now Sep 13 16:12:42 my obsession with keeping the disks symetrical got me one too many times ;) Sep 13 16:14:52 armin76: http://plugcomputer.org/plugforum/index.php?topic=183.0 this a good source to look at Sep 13 16:18:04 i suppose so with a link to your dev space in it ;P **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Sep 14 02:59:57 2009