I've uploaded the Zyxel NSA320 u-boot-2014.07-tld-4 for testing.
Download at Dropbox
uboot.2014.07-tld-4.nsa320.bodhi.tar
md5
22b705ca97eb8e804c69a14e2d2fe798
In this u-boot image, I've incorporated the fix for the network PHY problem. This problem occurs when the box is shutdown, and upon coming up with the Power button, the network link was not brought up properly. So the result is netconsole does not work and no network can be accessed for tfpt, or sntp during boot.
Please test this with UART, if you have serial console. Since this is the NAND version, kwboot must be executed with -p option:
Interrupt serial console after the image was loaded and U-Boot console countdown started. And execute the following commands at the u-boot prompt:
And then boot all the way into Debian/Arch to verify everything is normal. If you have incorporated the GPIO hacks to bring up the network before, remove it temporarily, and the run the test above again (shutting down the box, run kwboot, power up with power button).
Download at Dropbox
uboot.2014.07-tld-4.nsa320.bodhi.tar
md5
22b705ca97eb8e804c69a14e2d2fe798
In this u-boot image, I've incorporated the fix for the network PHY problem. This problem occurs when the box is shutdown, and upon coming up with the Power button, the network link was not brought up properly. So the result is netconsole does not work and no network can be accessed for tfpt, or sntp during boot.
Please test this with UART, if you have serial console. Since this is the NAND version, kwboot must be executed with -p option:
kwboot -t -B 115200 /dev/ttyUSB0 -b uboot.2014.07-tld-4.nsa320.mtd0.kwb -p
Interrupt serial console after the image was loaded and U-Boot console countdown started. And execute the following commands at the u-boot prompt:
ping $serverip ping <your router IP address>In the 2nd command <your router IP address> should be replaced with the real IP address of your router.
And then boot all the way into Debian/Arch to verify everything is normal. If you have incorporated the GPIO hacks to bring up the network before, remove it temporarily, and the run the test above again (shutting down the box, run kwboot, power up with power button).