Ok, So...I KNOW My Pogo is HOSED, here's why: (4 replies)

I have TWO POGO's

1 is the Pogo Ver4 that has the sata and the USB2 on the top.

The other is the POGO MOBILE that only has the one USB2 (or is it USB3?) in the back next to the Ethernet Port.

Both are now Non-operational:

First the problem with the POGO ver4:

In trying to follow Jeff's "Emdebian" post, I downloaded all the NAND tools, that he suggested...

and I typed in "/tmp/Flash_erase /dev/mtd0 0 4" because that's where I was told to put it.

And my doggie decided, right afterward, to pull the plug out of the wall, looking for whatever it was she was looking for....

So I'm not getting even a BLINKING Green LIGHT on the front of the POGOv4, but the Ethernet port lights are on SOLID, with the green one on it blinking occasionally, so it might indicate it's Looking to BOOTP for an OS or even a UBOOT over ethernet, or maybe NOT...I don't know.

Next the Problem with the Pogo Mobile:

Followed instructions with Arch Linux for the V4, but when I "sbin/reboot" permanently blinking green light.   

Did solder a  Mini-molex connector to the serial buds on the board. but the Serial Cable, a CA-42 that i got from Rakuten for 4 bucks, was a Chinese knock off and wouldn't even register with Windows 7!  so All I have now is a board that if I plug it in, has a permanetly blinking green light in the front!

Now, I know that with Both POGO's I have an MTD0 MTD1 MTD2 MTD3....and both have an SD port.

What i wanted to do, is put 16 gig SD Cards in the side slots, and have basic things run from the MTD's and the rest off the SD cards with about 8 gig's of memory from the SD's...

I used to have a WD MBWE I with the blue rings....and what I was hoping for with POGO's is to fulfill the promise of what the MBWE's were offering, using USB drives, and have it accessed anywhere from the internet using VPN, if it wasn't for the crappy network speeds the MBWE had.

Any help you could offer me would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance
Kapt Blasto