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Re: Mini-PC comparison benchmarks - MK802 vs. UG802 vs. GK802

@linuxium Quotelinuxiumthe CPU scaling governor is set at "on demand" rather than "performance" so there is another potential improvement here. The kernel I'm using for the C7 was compiled using a...

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Re: Linux Kernel 3.6.11 Kirkwood package (Non Flattened Device Tree)

Hi, is this kernel compiled with kernel modules for USB/P? Thanks SefanV3

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Re: Linux Kernel 3.6.11 Kirkwood package (Non Flattened Device Tree)

SefanV3, The answer should be in config-3.6.11-kirkwood-tld.

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Re: Linux Kernel 3.6.11 Kirkwood package (Non Flattened Device Tree)

bodhi, FYI, I just did a native compile with your kernel patch on 3.6.11 kernel. The build worked fine. Here is the time it took: real 406m3.601s user 325m43.260s sys 29m15.030s I got a LZMA kernel by...

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External USB drives and Load Cycle Counts

I have recently been investigating the suitability of small 2.5" pocket disk drives in a 24/7 application as the main drive on an Arm (Pogoplug, Dockstar, etc.) server. These drives are nice to use...

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Re: Linux Kernel 3.6.11 Kirkwood package (Non Flattened Device Tree)

syong, Cool! glad it works. Looks like yours took the same time as my build did on the Goflex Net. There are quite a few modules that we don't really need, but I did not take them out. I figure...

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Re: External USB drives and Load Cycle Counts

@restamp, I use a 2.5" HDD as the boot drive for my kernel building Goflex Net. I was aware of this problem with the "green" drives, so I used the manufacturer's tool to set the sleep period to...

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Re: External USB drives and Load Cycle Counts

It is a special WesternDigital "feature"! :-) Their 2.5" and Green 3.5" drives tend to park their heads after a few seconds of idle time (I think the default on my 2.5" scorpio blue drives was 8...

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Can't boot debian from Pogoplug v2

Hi, I know I'm not the first one with this problem, but after following a couple of solutions from other threads etc. I still can't get my Pogoplug to boot debian. This is what I did: 1. I unpacked my...

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Re: Can't boot debian from Pogoplug v2

Ok, so I searched a bit more and came to realise, that my usb stick probably has nothing on it after the install script is done. At least /tmp/debian is empty, if I mount /dev/sda1 anywhere the...

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Re: Can't boot debian from Pogoplug v2

pogoomane, You are one step away from the debian wonderland. See http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,12006,12036#msg-12036

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Re: Linux Kernel 3.6.11 Kirkwood package (Non Flattened Device Tree)

The patch was updated and reattached.

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Re: Linux Kernel 3.6.11 Kirkwood package (Non Flattened Device Tree)

Thanks! (%8)(14:41)(punk)~/ws> diff linux-3.6.11-kirkwood.patch pogo/kernel/3.6.11-patch (%8)(14:41)(punk)~/ws>

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Re: External USB drives and Load Cycle Counts

- Most of Seagate drives work with hdparm - Try hdparm first, if it does not work, try sdparm.

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Re: External USB drives and Load Cycle Counts

This particular problem should be limited to WD only. I am not aware of another HDD manufacturer with such a aggressive firmware based idle timer. As bodhi said, drives from other manufacturers should...

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Re: Can't boot debian from Pogoplug v2

Hi syong, thanks for the reply. I tried following the instructions in the post you linked, but I couldn't find a "rescueme" file (tryed find -name rescueme on the pogoplug after mounting the first...

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Re: Can't boot debian from Pogoplug v2

Yes, do this from another device with the tools available. Forget about "rescueme" file.

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Re: Can't boot debian from Pogoplug v2

Thank you! It worked! The pogoplug still lights up yellow, but I can SSH to it :D Thanks!

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Re: Linux Kernel 3.6.11 Kirkwood package (Non Flattened Device Tree)

Working on my dockstar, the only thing bad is the LED activity (stays green since power-on, no led activity). By the way, I'm running only transmission, tightvncserver and lxde desktop. Running debian...

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Re: Linux Kernel 3.6.11 Kirkwood package (Non Flattened Device Tree)

Cool! You can check your LEDs: ls /sys/class/leds If the Dockstar LED triggers are defined then you should see green and orange LED triggers. ArchNumber should be 2998. # turn on green LED echo...

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