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Thanks Bodhi. I'm still not sure why the environment variables I set as per step 8 didn't 'stick', but clearly I had loaded the image file as suggested. Looking at that file again, I can see that all...
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Mike, Looks like you should go through step 8 again. This time will be easier.
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QuoteBodhi Looks like you should go through step 8 again. This time will be easier. Yes, you were right. It was easier the second time around - and the correct environment variables 'stuck' this time....
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Mike, Hacking advice: Always ask a question first when you see different behavior than what it stated in the instruction. Don't make assumption because assumption is often wrong :) and causes you to...
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Hello Bohdi - Me again! All has been going swimmingly over the last few days and I've got a Debian based NSA325 humming along nicely - thanks in no small part to your very generous assistance. I've...
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Mike, USB 3.0 drive works with front port. I use a 256GB Sandisk USB to do on-demand backup of the NSA325 rootfs weekly (My daily backup is to a NFS directory).
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So it would be good if you list more info. -when the USB3drive is inserted: dmesg fdisk -l
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Yes, really interesting. So I took your advice, and plugged the USB3 drive (which is a Toshiba 1GB HDD) in and saved the dmesg output and the fdisk list output. Neither show any indication of the...
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Mike, > a Toshiba 1GB Is it a 2.5" HDD? what model number? > Reading through the dmesg output, there doesn't > appear to be any reference to the Toshiba drive > (which I suppose I'd...
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It is a 2.5 inch HDD - model "Toshiba Canvio V63700-C 1TB 2.5" USB 3.0 Hard Disk Drive". There is certainly NO detection when plugged in front (USB3) port - but, as I've said previously, it is...
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> There > is certainly NO detection when plugged in front > (USB3) port - but, as I've said previously, it is > immediately recognised when plugged in a back > (USB2) port. That is very...
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Hi Bodhi - Before I'd seen your reply, I'd already gone down that path! So, I have been and purchased a 32GB USB3 flash drive, and here (below) is what I found - annotated output from the console...
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Is the Toshiba Canvio USB 3.0 hard drive powered via USB 3 or does it have it's own power supply? If it is USB bus powered the USB port may not be supplying sufficient power. Ray
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@Mike, QuoteSo, as you can see, it appears more likely that it is a specific problem with that Toshiba drive. Yes it seems so. QuoteI feel that we might be chasing dreams here. As I've said before,...
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Thanks everyone. Yes, Ray, I agree with Bodhi about power, I agree it can be a problem, but I have tried a USB2 HD drive in that USB3 port and it works perfectly - so I'm pretty confident that's not...
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First of all, big thank you for all who contributed to this project. It's awesome to have Debian running on this old hardware. I have one question (or problem) though. I have the latest uBoot...
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Hey, the variables for the new uboot are not configured to boot stock from Flash. If there's no rootfs partition on any device your box will not boot.
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szucsati Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > First of all, big thank you for all who > contributed to this project. It's awesome to have > Debian running on this...
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