Well, just changing tssdcarda4 to tssdcarda5 in linuxrc-sdroot didn't work. Here is what I got when I tried to boot the board: [...] ... tssdcard: Technologic...
Thanks for educating me, Rod. So, I guess I should just be able to edit lunuxrc-sdroot on the init partition to assign /dev/tssdcarda5 to the root fs instead,...
The assignment of device names is architecture-specific. On a x86 based Linux host, the SD flash will be identified as /dev/sdX, where X is some letter,...
I think that is normal.  As you said, /dev/sdb4 is an extended partition.  So /dev/sdb5 and /dev/sdb6 is under sdb4. That is similar to sdb4 like a...
I used GParted to add another partition to my SD card. GParted indicated that there were a maximum of 4 primary partitions allowed, so I had to create an...
Yes Don, we ship that way. TS-7260/2.6.21 read-only root This wiki is particularly helpful: http://wiki.debian.org/ReadonlyRoot We had to partition the SD...
That's great. The SD card image that I'm currently using was developed for the TS-7400, so my procedure can probably follow yours. Did you use the unionfs...
No, but I got it working on a TS-7400. ________________________________________ From: ts-7000@yahoogroups.com [ts-7000@yahoogroups.com] on behalf of Don Tucker...
I'm currently running a 2.6.21-ts kernel and Debian file system on an SD card with a TS-7260. I'm considering trying to restrict all of the file system writes...
hello: thank you all for the support offered , it is really appreciatted. I try all the advices and manage to do some stuffs, for example installing...
I've set the ts7260 to boot from sd card using http://www.embeddedarm.com/software/arm-linux-fastboot-ts7300.php and am using the standard debian sarge image:...
1) see that a web browser works 2) these debian archive servers change daily. Ask debian.org for a current list of servers ________________________________ ...
I think it's fairly clear that the message "Temporary failure resolving 'archive.debian.org'" is the crux of the matter, and that at this stage your networking...
hello: I followed all the instructions in the manual for running Debian from the USB drive. I downloaded the image from the FTP site, untar the file with the...
Hello: I have a TS-7260 and I am trying to boot the Debian-Sarge-usb IMAGE from a 4G USB drive. I downloaded the image from your FTP repository and followed...
I would first attempt to contact your provider to see if they can put you in touch with an engineer that can tell you the authorization procedure necessary to...
Thank you for your help!! ... I can select the frequency for my country's 3G signal AT+WMBS=0,1 OK and I can dial: ATDT*99***# OK After this I'm lost, how can...
I'm trying, without success to interface my TS7200 + TSADC16 boards to a HESC104 UPS power supply. Unfortunateyl, the documentation on Tri-M website is not...
I had been on a quest to find a wifi solution that was "bare bones" in that it didn't have any fancy enclosures so I could roll my own. Not too many solutions...
Here is link to my blog with a little how-to http://adventureswithsbcs.blogspot.co.at/2012/06/linux-kernel-3.html <Here is link to my blog with a little how-to...
I tried to use poke32/peek32 to instead of peekpook, can get partially working, see attachment, a screen shot. Â And tried other boards, none of them work,...
Hi all I did manage to make a Linux-3.4.0 kernel with a rootfs (debian based) on USB. Booting is still not fully automatic - but I am working on it. ...
Yes, that is I copied from there, no change at all.  The scripts and function working, but seems the addresses are not correct.  I cannot find from the...
search for TS7xxx.subr script it already has a temp function ________________________________ From: kenlu6 <kenlu6@...> To: ts-7000@yahoogroups.com Sent:...
Hi all, greetings. I followed the steps, compiled peekpook. Used following script. Got the result is 0.0. I am not sure the address map is correct for...
Hello: Thank you all for the replys, finally i got the shell functions utilities working. The other step that i had to take was to put the 'peekpoke...
