(05-08-2018, 05:49 AM)Botagar Wrote: Thanks for the replies. I was hoping that ssh would be pre-enabled so I could scan down the device on the network and ssh into it. I loaded up Armbian but if I need to initially access the SOPine over serial, I'm going to have to wait quite a few weeks. I'm unfortunately travelling a bit at the moment due to work so taking deliveries is impossible
Cheers~!
NetBSD boots with SSH enabled, you could at least try that.
ps. Checking your DHCP server log is faster then scanning your subnet (depending on the tool you use)..
(05-07-2018, 02:32 PM)aww Wrote: Folks have been having a ton of issues using Clusterboard when it comes to networking, could you try one of the armbian builds that are linked in this subforum?
Most issues are resolved with a few commands in the bootloader (you can automate that).
I flashed the SPI with my own u-boot version that has patches for some stuff and fixes the ethernet issue. (configures the rx-timer)
short version of the patch code u-boot: mi w 1c30000 1f 7; mi w 1c30000 1e a4 ; mi w 1c30000 1c b573 ; mi w 1c30000 1f 0
mii write 0x1c30000 0x1f 0x7 // select reg-page
mii write 0x1c30000 0x1e 0xa4 // ext-reg (rx)
mii write 0x1c30000 0x1c 0xb573 // disable RX delay via undocumented magic numbers :-(
mii write 0x1c30000 1f 0 // Restore the page