Re: New kernel on NSLU-2 - little endian - how??
On Sat, Feb 18, 2006 at 12:28:07AM +0000, Martin Michlmayr wrote:
>
> Because you haven't booted that kernel. At the moment, the
> 2.6.15-1-nslu2 Debian kernel is not automatically written to flash.
> I've also not tried DebianSlug so I've no idea if they already have a
> script to do that or how they handle kernel upgrades.
>
That's what I thought: can't find the "unofficial" firmware with
ixp400 drivers for the ethernet - the link from cyrius.com goes nowhere.
I _have_ the ixp400 drivers from Intel and had to go away and get them
:(
> > Is there a "vanilla Debian" way yet?
>
> Yes, almost. beta2 of debian-installer, due in about two weeks, will
> support the NSLU2. There are a number of things that are still
> missing, but it's basically working. See http://www.cyrius.com/debian/nslu2/
>
> Anyway, sooner or later, vanilla Debian and debian-installer will
> supersede DebianSlug (or become DebianSlug) but there are still some
> rough edges (such as the kernel not being flashed automatically; I can
> tell you how to do it on a Debian system though, but I know nothing
> about DebianSlug).
>
I've got a system running Debian with ext3 as first partition and
everything:) How do I flash the firmware including ixp400 ethernet to
the slug flash?
>
> RiscPC?
Yes: I know nothing about RiscOS so I've hardly even been able to get
to boot d-i :)
Andy
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