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Debian on Shuttle KD20 (PLX OXNAS 7821) (19 replies)

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So, I tried to set up on the KD20 a proper small NAS/Homeserver based on Debian.

As it is the same SoC as the PogoPro / Classic i thougt it would be much easyer :-), so this thread is more to get maybe some more people with this device, and some progress to get everything working.

So far what I have done so far is:

Set up a Wheezy_Rootfs, initrd, with a patched vendors Kernel, and booted kernel & initrd over tftp (or nand) and rootfs from USB (SATA is working as well) with vendors U-Boot.

I uploaded the files to my Dropbox, if someone is interrested.

The Kernel is still the 2.6.31.14, but I patched it like Ingmar with a fake 2.6.32 id, accept4- and devtmpfs-support.

Whats not working is the whole GPIO, so LED is blinking all the time, hotplug buttons do not work,...
The next thing I'd like to do is a sligt overclock if possible to 850mhz or so, but haved looked much into the U-boot.

So If someone have a few tips for the GPIO or U-Boot, I'm happy for any Input.

Overall I'm not quite happy with the patched Kernel 2.6:
But Krefs Oxnas Kernel works well with the .dts from the openwrt-oxnas-projekt, but only with one sata port.

So as I'd like to use both sata, and have not a clue how to activate the 2 ports ( just change the emmu form maxports form 1 to 2 dont work :-| ) or add the old sata driver to the 3.1X kernel. The kernel is jet not the right for my purpose.


Last I looked much to these page and repos, for my work:
https://gitorious.org/openwrt-oxnas/pages/omninas-kd20
https://github.com/ingmar-k/2.6.31.14_OXNAS_kernel
https://github.com/kref/linux-oxnas
And thanks to crosser, for some additional infos

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