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Feb 16 15:12:35 <epienbro> anybody around here?
Feb 16 15:13:58 <epienbro> I'm trying to flash a custom-build firmware to my fon 2202, but during the flash only the 'internet' and the 'computer' lights are green and the 'power' light is orange
Feb 16 15:14:11 <epienbro> even after waiting for a couple of hours nothing changes
Feb 16 15:14:33 <epienbro> once I enter the failsafe mode and flash one of the official firmwares then I can get my fon 2202 back online
Feb 16 15:16:00 <epienbro> here's the .config I used to build a custom firmware (which uses the fon-ng svn trunk): http://paste.fedoraproject.org/3166/
Feb 16 15:16:41 <epienbro> a couple of months ago I could still flash custom firmwares without any problems
Feb 16 15:17:22 <epienbro> so now I'm wondering what might be different in my environment or in the fon-ng svn trunk that might cause these boot issues directly after the flash
Feb 16 18:33:21 <blathijs> epienbro: Weird. How are you flashing? Using the generated tgz and uploading through the webui?
Feb 16 18:43:05 <epienbro> blathijs, hi
Feb 16 18:43:14 <epienbro> I've tried multiple methods
Feb 16 18:43:26 <epienbro> * flash using the webui using an official firmware
Feb 16 18:43:59 <epienbro> * copying to image to a usb stick, plug it in the fon, log in using ssh and flash using the mtd command
Feb 16 18:44:09 <epienbro> both without success
Feb 16 18:44:38 <epienbro> I've also tried to get into the redboot prompt over ethernet..but it looks like redboot over ethernet isn't enabled yet on my fon
Feb 16 19:26:14 <blathijs> epienbro: There is a procedure to enable redboot, if you're interested (though messing with the bootloader can potentially be risky)
Feb 16 19:26:41 <blathijs> epienbro: When using the mtd command, are you using the .bin image instead of the tgz file?
Feb 16 19:27:34 <blathijs> epienbro: I can see if I can build a custom firmware and flash that from svn trunk, see if it is broken for me too
Feb 16 19:27:50 <blathijs> epienbro: But that will be on monday at the earliest
Feb 16 19:28:53 <epienbro> blathijs, I've seen the docs (and the big fat warnings) about hacking redboot, but if you're willing to help me through it we can give it a go
Feb 16 19:29:11 <epienbro> when using mtd I was using the image itself, not the tarball
Feb 16 19:30:30 <epienbro> http://oldwiki.fon.com/wiki/FON2202_Enable_Redboot is the doc I've found about this subject
Feb 16 19:31:49 <epienbro> but that doc assumes that a custom firmware can be built and flashed succesfully
Feb 16 19:32:32 <epienbro> could you tell me the differences between official firmwares and custom firmwares?
Feb 16 19:32:52 <epienbro> when I try to flash a custom firmware from the failsafe mode then I get an error that the firmware in question is unsigned
Feb 16 22:24:20 <epienbro> ah, on the openwrt wiki I could find a precompiled image which contains the kernel hack to enable redboot: http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/fon/fonera2
Feb 16 22:24:28 <epienbro> I was able to flash this image to my fon succesfully
Feb 16 23:04:49 <epienbro> okay, I've managed to enable redboot ethernet now :)
Feb 17 00:07:48 <epienbro> is it possible to have the kernel output shown in the redboot environment when using a telnet connection?
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