Something went wrong with my transmission version which stopped uploading/downloading suddenly. After wasting a week, I decided to update everything on my pogo plug e02.
I decided to update the uboot first. Then after that I will update the Debian version and linux kernel.
So first, I went to update my Pogo plug E02 uboot to latest version.
I downloaded the "uboot.2016.05-tld-1.pogo_e02.bodhi.tar" file and copied it to the plug's pen drive which has Debian on it.
After the cd /tmp and next command -
The file is in root of the pen drive. If I do ls, I can't see the file when I'm connected over ssh to the pogoplug.
If I attach the pen drive to my linux pc I can see the file. What is going on? I ssh into the pogo plug as root@pogoplug-ip-address so I should be able to see the file right? Should I copy the uboot file to a new pen drive formatted as ext3 without anything on it and then update uboot?
I decided to update the uboot first. Then after that I will update the Debian version and linux kernel.
So first, I went to update my Pogo plug E02 uboot to latest version.
I downloaded the "uboot.2016.05-tld-1.pogo_e02.bodhi.tar" file and copied it to the plug's pen drive which has Debian on it.
After the cd /tmp and next command -
tar -xf uboot.2016.05-tld-1.pogo_e02.bodhi.tarI get error that file is not found.
The file is in root of the pen drive. If I do ls, I can't see the file when I'm connected over ssh to the pogoplug.
If I attach the pen drive to my linux pc I can see the file. What is going on? I ssh into the pogo plug as root@pogoplug-ip-address so I should be able to see the file right? Should I copy the uboot file to a new pen drive formatted as ext3 without anything on it and then update uboot?