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===== bootloader ===== | ===== bootloader ===== | ||
- | I got stuck on a tangent of getting u-boot replaced so that hopefully if you are following each build, and burn a broke image, the bootloader will be accessible without a serial cable. netconsole was giving me problems due to errors in network code (seen by first 2 TFTP transmits timeout, you notice that?). once i fixed that, netconsole shows everything twice... so i' | + | I got stuck on a tangent of getting u-boot replaced so that hopefully if you are following each build, and burn a broke image, the bootloader will be accessible without a serial cable. netconsole was giving me problems due to errors in network code (seen by first 2 TFTP transmits timeout, you notice that?). once i fixed that, netconsole shows everything twice... so i' |
+ | hah. why spending so much time on something | ||
===== OpenWRT backfire (linux kernel 2.4) ===== | ===== OpenWRT backfire (linux kernel 2.4) ===== | ||
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Somewhat in order: | Somewhat in order: | ||
- | - [**DONE**] lzma-loader: | + | - [**DONE** |
- | - export our GPIO pins using gpiolib instead of / | + | |
+ | - USB: i think the usb stack is less forgiving than linux2.4, and i seriously think i shouldn' | ||
+ | - export our GPIO pins using gpiolib instead of / | ||
+ | - get at least GPIO working off VINETIC chip, so power LED can be controlled! argh. | ||
- ethernet work: switch driver. vlans. pass MAC address from boot code to ethernet driver, rather than hardcode FLASH address of said MAC address into driver (say what!?) [its in u-boot environment and BSP_CFG_AREA...] | - ethernet work: switch driver. vlans. pass MAC address from boot code to ethernet driver, rather than hardcode FLASH address of said MAC address into driver (say what!?) [its in u-boot environment and BSP_CFG_AREA...] | ||
- | - rt2x00/rt61 wifi driver performance! uses up all of the CPU. | ||
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