Tommes,
Indeed, you are running the GoFlex Net as the Referrence Board. Meaning it runs as a Sheeva Plug. This is needed because you're running Kirkwood kernel from mainline.
So after you've installed my kernel 3.12 or davy's 3.3.2, you can change the uBoot env arcNumber to the correct one. But before changing any uBoot env, make sure the new kernel is running, and set up netconsole first for recovery purpose (Important)
http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?3,14.
So:
- Install new kernel, and verify it's running.
- setup netconsole, and make sure you can interrupt it to set uBoot envs if needed.
- Booted into Debian and change arcNumber to 3089:
fw_setenv arcNumber 3089.
- Reboot without the SATA drive. And plug the SATA/eSATA cable in afterward. Verify that the eSATA enclosure or direct SATA connection works.
- We'll post the uBoot envs needed to boot with SATA/eSATA drives attached, after all the above working.
Indeed, you are running the GoFlex Net as the Referrence Board. Meaning it runs as a Sheeva Plug. This is needed because you're running Kirkwood kernel from mainline.
So after you've installed my kernel 3.12 or davy's 3.3.2, you can change the uBoot env arcNumber to the correct one. But before changing any uBoot env, make sure the new kernel is running, and set up netconsole first for recovery purpose (Important)
http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?3,14.
So:
- Install new kernel, and verify it's running.
- setup netconsole, and make sure you can interrupt it to set uBoot envs if needed.
- Booted into Debian and change arcNumber to 3089:
fw_setenv arcNumber 3089.
- Reboot without the SATA drive. And plug the SATA/eSATA cable in afterward. Verify that the eSATA enclosure or direct SATA connection works.
- We'll post the uBoot envs needed to boot with SATA/eSATA drives attached, after all the above working.