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Howto boot Linux

2009-10-03T17:56:39Z

Silicium:

Requirements:
* working JTAG interface '''or''' a working modchip
* working Serial connection, 115200 8n1 '''or''' use the "Compiled-in Kernel Boot Parameter"(the lazy way without a yamon/serial connection)
 
ok, lets start.
 
First download the Yamon boot image from '''[[Media:Ya.zip|here]]''' and the Linux boot image from '''[[Media:Lx.zip|here]]'''.
 
extract both files to the first partition of the x300t hard disk (either upload it with FTP or connect the drive to a PC).
 
now grab the latest x300t patch tool from '''[[Media:X300tpatch3.zip|here]]''' 
''(note: there are some Bugs in the Linux version, apply this [[Media:X300tpatchv3-linux-patch.diff.bz2|patch]] - Silicium)''
 
use the patch tool as usual, but add the /yamon parameter when starting the tool.
as soon as you press the OK button of the x300t you should see the YAMON prompt in the terminal window.
 
the YAMON is required just once to set the Linux kernel parameter
 
use the setxenv command to display the current xenv parameters.
 
usually there should not be a parameter "a.linux_cmd" .. so we have to create one like this
 
'''setxenv a.linux_cmd "console=ttyS0 root=/dev/hda3"'''
 
this command will write the new parameter to the flash.
 
now reboot the x300t and use the patch too again, but now add the /linux parameter when starting.
 
after some seconds you should the the Linux Kernel booting up.
 
please note that you need a Linux root partition on a NFS share, USB stick or hard disk to really use the Linux.
 
'''Known Problems'''
compile errors at Linux: Make sure to apply the Linux fix to compile it with gcc

Failed to lock /dev/parport0: No such device or address:
You should remove the "lp" (lineprinter) module from the kernel with the command:
''rmmod lp''

Howto boot Linux

2009-10-03T17:56:31Z

Silicium:

Howto boot Linux

2009-10-03T17:56:22Z

Silicium:

Howto boot Linux

2009-10-03T17:55:42Z

Silicium:

Requirements:
* working JTAG interface '''or''' a working modchip
* working Serial connection, 115200 8n1 '''or''' use the "Compiled-in Kernel Boot Parameter"(the lazy way without a yamon/serial connection)

ok, lets start.

First download the Yamon boot image from '''[[Media:Ya.zip|here]]''' and the Linux boot image from '''[[Media:Lx.zip|here]]'''.

extract both files to the first partition of the x300t hard disk (either upload it with FTP or connect the drive to a PC).

now grab the latest x300t patch tool from '''[[Media:X300tpatch3.zip|here]]''' 
''(note: there are some Bugs in the Linux version, apply this [[Media:X300tpatchv3-linux-patch.diff.bz2|patch]] - Silicium)''

use the patch tool as usual, but add the /yamon parameter when starting the tool.
as soon as you press the OK button of the x300t you should see the YAMON prompt in the terminal window.

the YAMON is required just once to set the Linux kernel parameter

use the setxenv command to display the current xenv parameters.

usually there should not be a parameter "a.linux_cmd" .. so we have to create one like this

'''setxenv a.linux_cmd "console=ttyS0 root=/dev/hda3"'''

this command will write the new parameter to the flash.

now reboot the x300t and use the patch too again, but now add the /linux parameter when starting.

after some seconds you should the the Linux Kernel booting up.

please note that you need a Linux root partition on a NFS share, USB stick or hard disk to really use the Linux.

'''Known Problems'''
compile errors at Linux: Make sure to apply the Linux fix to compile it with gcc

Failed to lock /dev/parport0: No such device or address:
You should remove the "lp" (lineprinter) module from the kernel with the command:
''rmmod lp''

Howto boot Linux

2009-10-03T17:55:19Z

Silicium:

Requirements:
* working JTAG interface '''or''' a working modchip
* working Serial connection, 115200 8n1 '''or''' use the "Compiled-in Kernel Boot Parameter"(the lazy way without a yamon/serial connection)

ok, lets start.

First download the Yamon boot image from '''[[Media:Ya.zip|here]]''' and the Linux boot image from '''[[Media:Lx.zip|here]]'''.

extract both files to the first partition of the x300t hard disk (either upload it with FTP or connect the drive to a PC).

now grab the latest x300t patch tool from '''[[Media:X300tpatch3.zip|here]]''' 
''(note: there are some Bugs in the Linux version, apply this [[Media:X300tpatchv3-linux-patch.diff.bz2|patch]] - Silicium)
''
use the patch tool as usual, but add the /yamon parameter when starting the tool.
as soon as you press the OK button of the x300t you should see the YAMON prompt in the terminal window.

the YAMON is required just once to set the Linux kernel parameter

use the setxenv command to display the current xenv parameters.

usually there should not be a parameter "a.linux_cmd" .. so we have to create one like this

'''setxenv a.linux_cmd "console=ttyS0 root=/dev/hda3"'''

this command will write the new parameter to the flash.

now reboot the x300t and use the patch too again, but now add the /linux parameter when starting.

after some seconds you should the the Linux Kernel booting up.

please note that you need a Linux root partition on a NFS share, USB stick or hard disk to really use the Linux.

'''Known Problems'''
compile errors at Linux: Make sure to apply the Linux fix to compile it with gcc

Failed to lock /dev/parport0: No such device or address:
You should remove the "lp" (lineprinter) module from the kernel with the command:
''rmmod lp''

Howto boot Linux

2009-10-03T17:54:48Z

Silicium:

Requirements:
* working JTAG interface '''or''' a working modchip
* working Serial connection, 115200 8n1 '''or''' use the "Compiled-in Kernel Boot Parameter"(the lazy way without a yamon/serial connection)

ok, lets start.

First download the Yamon boot image from '''[[Media:Ya.zip|here]]''' and the Linux boot image from '''[[Media:Lx.zip|here]]'''.

extract both files to the first partition of the x300t hard disk (either upload it with FTP or connect the drive to a PC).

now grab the latest x300t patch tool from '''[[Media:X300tpatch3.zip|here]]''' 
(note: there are some Bugs in the Linux version, apply this [[Media:X300tpatchv3-linux-patch.diff.bz2|patch]] - Silicium)

use the patch tool as usual, but add the /yamon parameter when starting the tool.
as soon as you press the OK button of the x300t you should see the YAMON prompt in the terminal window.

the YAMON is required just once to set the Linux kernel parameter

use the setxenv command to display the current xenv parameters.

usually there should not be a parameter "a.linux_cmd" .. so we have to create one like this

'''setxenv a.linux_cmd "console=ttyS0 root=/dev/hda3"'''

this command will write the new parameter to the flash.

now reboot the x300t and use the patch too again, but now add the /linux parameter when starting.

after some seconds you should the the Linux Kernel booting up.

please note that you need a Linux root partition on a NFS share, USB stick or hard disk to really use the Linux.

'''Known Problems'''
compile errors at Linux: Make sure to apply the Linux fix to compile it with gcc

Failed to lock /dev/parport0: No such device or address:
You should remove the "lp" (lineprinter) module from the kernel with the command:
''rmmod lp''

Howto boot Linux

2009-10-03T17:40:44Z

Silicium:

Requirements:
* working JTAG interface '''or''' a working modchip
* working Serial connection, 115200 8n1 '''or''' use the "Compiled-in Kernel Boot Parameter"(the lazy way without a yamon/serial connection)

ok, lets start.

First download the Yamon boot image from '''[[Media:Ya.zip|here]]''' and the Linux boot image from '''[[Media:Lx.zip|here]]'''.

extract both files to the first partition of the x300t hard disk (either upload it with FTP or connect the drive to a PC).

now grab the latest x300t patch tool from '''[[Media:X300tpatch3.zip|here]]''' 
(note: there are some Bugs in the Linux version, apply this [[Media:X300tpatchv3-linux-patch.diff.bz2|patch]] - Silicium)

use the patch tool as usual, but add the /yamon parameter when starting the tool.
as soon as you press the OK button of the x300t you should see the YAMON prompt in the terminal window.

the YAMON is required just once to set the Linux kernel parameter

use the setxenv command to display the current xenv parameters.

usually there should not be a parameter "a.linux_cmd" .. so we have to create one like this

'''setxenv a.linux_cmd "console=ttyS0 root=/dev/hda3"'''

this command will write the new parameter to the flash.

now reboot the x300t and use the patch too again, but now add the /linux parameter when starting.

after some seconds you should the the Linux Kernel booting up.

please note that you need a Linux root partition on a NFS share, USB stick or hard disk to really use the Linux.

File:X300tpatchv3-linux-patch.diff.bz2

2009-10-03T17:40:01Z

Silicium: Patch for the Patch

Patch for the Patch

Howto boot Linux

2009-10-03T17:34:38Z

Silicium: adding patch

Requirements:
* working JTAG interface '''or''' a working modchip
* working Serial connection, 115200 8n1 '''or''' use the "Compiled-in Kernel Boot Parameter"(the lazy way without a yamon/serial connection)

ok, lets start.

First download the Yamon boot image from '''[[Media:Ya.zip|here]]''' and the Linux boot image from '''[[Media:Lx.zip|here]]'''.

extract both files to the first partition of the x300t hard disk (either upload it with FTP or connect the drive to a PC).

now grab the latest x300t patch tool from '''[[Media:X300tpatch3.zip|here]]''' 
(note: there are some Bugs in the Linux version, apply this [[X300tpatch3-linux.diff|patch]] - Silicium)

use the patch tool as usual, but add the /yamon parameter when starting the tool.
as soon as you press the OK button of the x300t you should see the YAMON prompt in the terminal window.

the YAMON is required just once to set the Linux kernel parameter

use the setxenv command to display the current xenv parameters.

usually there should not be a parameter "a.linux_cmd" .. so we have to create one like this

'''setxenv a.linux_cmd "console=ttyS0 root=/dev/hda3"'''

this command will write the new parameter to the flash.

now reboot the x300t and use the patch too again, but now add the /linux parameter when starting.

after some seconds you should the the Linux Kernel booting up.

please note that you need a Linux root partition on a NFS share, USB stick or hard disk to really use the Linux.

Howto boot Linux

2009-10-03T17:34:00Z

Silicium:

Requirements:
* working JTAG interface '''or''' a working modchip
* working Serial connection, 115200 8n1 '''or''' use the "Compiled-in Kernel Boot Parameter"(the lazy way without a yamon/serial connection)

ok, lets start.

First download the Yamon boot image from '''[[Media:Ya.zip|here]]''' and the Linux boot image from '''[[Media:Lx.zip|here]]'''.

extract both files to the first partition of the x300t hard disk (either upload it with FTP or connect the drive to a PC).

now grab the latest x300t patch tool from '''[[Media:X300tpatch3.zip|here]]''' 
(note: there are some Bugs in the Linux version, apply this [[patch|X300tpatch3-linux.diff]] - Silicium)

use the patch tool as usual, but add the /yamon parameter when starting the tool.
as soon as you press the OK button of the x300t you should see the YAMON prompt in the terminal window.

the YAMON is required just once to set the Linux kernel parameter

use the setxenv command to display the current xenv parameters.

usually there should not be a parameter "a.linux_cmd" .. so we have to create one like this

'''setxenv a.linux_cmd "console=ttyS0 root=/dev/hda3"'''

this command will write the new parameter to the flash.

now reboot the x300t and use the patch too again, but now add the /linux parameter when starting.

after some seconds you should the the Linux Kernel booting up.

please note that you need a Linux root partition on a NFS share, USB stick or hard disk to really use the Linux.