Not supported as other useful things (Its Barebox BETA. There is no ATA/SATA functions inside. Onli sata / satapart commands from WD)
satapart 0x3008000 4 0x16000 - mean:
Load data from partition 4 to memory at address 0x3008000, lenght: ~16MB
Boot_sata - correct. I use it. We have problem somethere else. Need UART for check bootlog.
Thanks for your reply.
So am I correct to say that if I open the case and connect the drive by sata to a linux box, I can install DSM 5 without using the “Recovery”? Can I just ignore the Step 3 in the How-to?
No, stll need recovery for replace boot_sata script (I cant find way how to access to internal flash with bootloader)
And yes - no need to open device now.
Dont use direct links to files, because when i update ut - GoogleDrive generate new link for new file and move old file to trash. If i empty my trash, old files will be deleted and old link not works.
I tried installing the image for about 10 times now, no luck. Here’s my approach, hopefully someone here has a clue (I have a 4TB WD MyCloud):
I write the full 2tb image (downloaded from a user here on the forums) of wdmycloud to the entire disk: dd if=/mycloud2tb.img of=/dev/sdc
The strange thing is, is that when I open up gparted, it says for the whole disk: Unallocated space.
But even with the unallocated space notification, when I boot the device, it comes up again and I can enter the hdd with SSH (so the image somehow is working).
I upload the files to the Public folder and start the script install.sh. Everything goes well, script is executed successful and the hdd reboots.
After reboot, white light stays on, nothing happens. No IP address assigned, not accessible via SSH or TFTP.
Script works, but dont install anything (Just cleanup HDD).
Now - you need open WDMC and repart your hdd (or just reupload rootfs/kernel/config)
Also you can try my “Recovery” package. (Now - its support parted. You can do what you want with HDD w/o opening WDMC)
The problem is that I can’t access the HDD after running the script. It doesn’t have TFTP or SSH access, and when I connect the hdd to my computer with a USB cable and use gparted or parted, again I get the message unallocated space for the whole drive (no partitions are shown either).
Hi Fox_exe,
first of all, thank you very much for all the work you have put into providing the debian images!
I took a look at your clean debian jessie image and it looks to me that you created the rootfs using dist-upgrade from the older version. Is that correct? Did you try creating a fresh jessie rootfs using debootstrap?
Could you post the .config you used to compile your kernel? I just compiled my own based on the sequoia_defconfig, but there’s issues with sysfs and devtmpfs that prevent it from booting. I’m not even sure if sequoia (the makefile default) is the right board config. c2k_nas sounds like it could be correct, too.
Maybe you could enable the /proc/config.gz option (under General Setup->Kernel .config support in menuconfig)
CONFIG_IKCONFIG=m
CONFIG_IKCONFIG_PROC=y
the next time you compile? Then we could see what changes you have made to the original config.
Yep. Its upgrade from Wheezy. And its work good (Need move PFE module from /etc/modules to stand-alone initscript. See /etc/init.d/wd-* files in Jessie image)
About kernel - I have ~20 different configs and don’t remember with what of them i build latest kernel…
About WD configs… hmm… its ugly…