I can ping the box, but when I try to SSH in, I get "connection refused". When I did so, I came back after about 20 minutes (ate my dinner), and the dockstar's led now flashes orange. I followed this writeup of installing Debian everything was going great until I performed the /sbin/reboot to actually load up into debian. I let it reboot, then issue /sbin/reboot, Waited about 5 minutes this time and it came up into debian! mattmc97 Posts: 5 Joined: Sat 5:01 pm I actually rebooted about 3 times and it never would go to debian I finally issued /sbin/poweroff, then after two minutes, unplugged and replugged. Now mine did not come up into debian immediately.
#Activate seagate dockstar install
Install takes about 15-20 mins on 3 Mbps DSL. I was getting a 404 error until I fixed the file above. #Watch all the first steps as wget is getting files and make sure none of them crap out. Apparently Jeff forgot to copy a file to his mirror as the file that URL_POGO_UBOOT does not exist #These steps taken from Jeff Doozan guide above #check to make sure you have ip address and date is being updated Reconnect WAN (internet), since we disabled the startup it will no longer lock us out. # Find and comment out the line that starts hbmgr, this prevents pogo program to start on boot #check your partition table to make sure it is being read Plug in your sdcard adapter or USB drive to dockstar and your dockstar into router (lan side) and power. Here is mine on 4 gig SD card plugged in with USB adapter.Ģ55 heads, 63 sectors/track, 481 cylinders I tried to do it over SSH while plugged into the unit and fdisk would not write the partition table. Partition your SD card or USB drive in linux. View routers DHCP table to find IP address when you plug it in the first time.ĪND YES, you can manually search for it with nmap, but my way is much easier. This prevents the dockstar from updating but it still allows it to get a dhcp address. Steps taken mostly from Jeff with a few commands from Steps I used to install debian on dockstar. Was I trying to quick or is there something magic about /sbin/poweroff? I did an /sbin/poweroff, then rebooted then did a /sbin/reboot, and waited like 5 minutes before trying to SSH in.
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