YEET! So LEDE 19.07 I believe is the last supported version for A5-V11? I'll see what I can do with that in my spare time.by TheExpertNoob - PirateBoxes on OpenWrt - unsupported
Francis Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi guys, > Is this the end of the road for PBox on the > A5-V11? I suppose if there is an issue related to > the USB controller, someone (possibly me) should > check if the issue is also present on some other > A5-V11 devices? > Thanks > > Francis Not the END really. I have just beby TheExpertNoob - PirateBoxes on OpenWrt - unsupported
Just a few months later, and I have no recollection of doing this. Anyway, A5-V11 is being moved to be used as a Nintendo Switch Payload device.by TheExpertNoob - PirateBoxes on OpenWrt - unsupported
Im just gana leave this here. Image is too big for forumby TheExpertNoob - PirateBox (General)
I did a fresh git pull from my repository, built the image and install zip successfully. Confirmed everything was correct in the zip file. Loaded everything on a flash drive. sysupgrade the newly built image. Install goes through everything except piratebox-mod-imageboard & extendRoot-minidlna (still shows in auto_package) The usb and it's files look in order. But at this point, nothing,by TheExpertNoob - PirateBoxes on OpenWrt - unsupported
/etc/init.d/piratebox restart /etc/rc.common: line 146: /opt/piratebox/init.d/piratebox_alt: not found mount: mounting /dev/loop1 on /opt/piratebox failed: Invalid argument /etc/init.d/piratebox: ERROR: unable to mount piratebox image piratebox_alt can't run if it can't mount What is the manual mount of the pbIMG_ws.img? Its kinda hard to follow with all the define names sometimby TheExpertNoob - PirateBoxes on OpenWrt - unsupported
So I have discovered a 217k tmp file inside /opt/piratebox/ that may be preventing the pbIMG_ws.img from mounting on boot. How it gets there, I haven't found that yet. /dev/sda1(/mnt/usb) and /dev/loop0(/mnt/ext) are now mounting just fine. But the log shows that /dev/loop1 (/opt/piratebox) fails to mount. I can only assume it is because the directory is not empty with that tmp file in thereby TheExpertNoob - PirateBoxes on OpenWrt - unsupported
Ive gotten successful builds now across the board. But still no successful install. It seems to half-ass-it each time I start from a fresh image flash. I will try to get a serial cable installed this weekend. Github has also been updated to reflect the successful builds. But I dont want to commit it to your branch until I get a successful install.by TheExpertNoob - PirateBoxes on OpenWrt - unsupported
include file ah a5-v11 is mipsel instead of mips. Hmm is there a way to set makefile to choose which .mk file to use instead of stringing out Target, target_Type, Arch, ect? Also, install_zip fails again trying to find http://stable.openwrt.piratebox.de/piratebox_images/piratebox_ws_1.2_img.tar.gz changed to http://development.piratebox.de/piratebox_ws_1.2_img.tar.gzby TheExpertNoob - PirateBoxes on OpenWrt - unsupported
Lol, yea. I wasn't thinking /etc/config/fstab is totally UCI based, /etc/fstab is standard UNIX format. I dunno what I was thinking there. Anyway. here is the log for the build and console output. It may take some time to get a serial cable wired in for the A5-V11. I may move to the z-sun since I have one of those already wired up for serial and see if it gives me the same problem. I jby TheExpertNoob - PirateBoxes on OpenWrt - unsupported
Trying a complete re-build make imagebuilder TARGET=ramips TARGET_TYPE=rt305x make a5-v11 TARGET=ramips TARGET_TYPE=rt305x make install_zip INSTALL_TARGET=piratebox a5-v11 TARGET=ramips TARGET_TYPE=rt305x will report back. install_zip build errorby TheExpertNoob - PirateBoxes on OpenWrt - unsupported
Power shouldn't be an issue. I'm using a 5v-2A supply I use with my Pi3 and have never had problems with it in the past. I did however notice it had the dirty bit upon inserting the thumb drive into my windows machine. After letting windows "repair the drive" I looked over my install.log, glanced really, and saw no errors. I also created a symbolic link so that /etc/fstab poiby TheExpertNoob - PirateBoxes on OpenWrt - unsupported
I forked the development build of LEDE made a few changes to reflect A5-V11. you can find them on my GitHub. It built a sysupgrade with no errors but haven't flashed to test it. I was unable to get the install_piratebox.zip to build correctly. I will post more details on that once I can get a log of it. (forgot to copy it) From what I can remember, it complained about not being able to creatby TheExpertNoob - PirateBoxes on OpenWrt - unsupported
Yea, right now I'm trying to get a good base image... It looks like I will have to abandon LuCi web GUI again. Not enough room to get it and the kernel modules needed as a base to get extroot running. But with SSH enabled now by default no password, dunno why I even bothered with LuCi. I read an article that the A5-v11 actually has 8Mb of flash instead of 4Mb?!? and is trying to access it. Iby TheExpertNoob - PirateBoxes on OpenWrt - unsupported
Work in progress. Actually decided to set it up now. Keep an eye on this topic for updates. LEDE for A5-V11 (no piratebox) Added F2FS kernel module, tools, and block-mount so that an extroot could be added. Added travelmate scripts and luci module. Enabled WiFi by default. Enabled blue WiFi LED by default. Disabled extraneous LAN ports by default. Source To upgrade your A5-V11 from CC toby TheExpertNoob - PirateBoxes on OpenWrt - unsupported
Bill B Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You also need to add the following line at the end > of your lighttpd.conf file: > > fastcgi.map-extensions = ( ".html" => ".php" ) > > This allows you to put php code into an html file, > like for instance: > > <?php echo "Hello World"; ?> Mmby TheExpertNoob - PirateBox (Development)
The language is HTML. An example is found here starting at line 26. the index file you should need to modify is the index.html found in the content folder.by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
As the creator of that wiki page, I may try to walk through the reasoning of it all. First, the wifi issue: OpenWRT by default assigns the zsun 192.168.1.1 and acts as an access point. When we configure our zsun to connect to our home router for configuration, and if said home router is ALSO 192.168.1.1 it creates an IP conflict. There was some discussion on this in the past and my personalby TheExpertNoob - PirateBoxes on OpenWrt - unsupported
So in Conclusion looks like The following needs work. SDcard to USB drive script. Timesave Hostname changing Captive portal doesn't seem to change anything if it is even working at all. Rework Directory Listingby TheExpertNoob - PirateBox (Development)
Updated Extended Checklist with some more screenshots. Seems the hostname changing is broken now. Do we still use the same command? /opt/piratebox/bin/install_piratebox.sh /opt/piratebox/conf/piratebox.conf hostname <new hostname> ex /opt/piratebox/bin/install_piratebox.sh /opt/piratebox/conf/piratebox.conf hostname nanobox.lan ..and nanobox.lan would become the new redirect hostnameby TheExpertNoob - PirateBox (Development)
After a reboot, wifi is working again(dnsmasq still not running). Digging through logs I did find this error, but it does not seem to be affecting how things work on the front end of the site.by TheExpertNoob - PirateBox (Development)
Matthias Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > not supported, but I am also interested what will happen. just tested this and well... It mounted the usb drive to /mnt/usbshare as expected and created a link /opt/piratebox/share/share pointing to /mnt/usbshare/share. So it seems like it nested a second share symlink. No files were actually transferred from the sdby TheExpertNoob - PirateBox (Development)
Matthias Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > not supported, but I am also interested what will > happen. I haven't tested it yet but noticed I can't create a sub-directory via sftp inside of Shared as it is owned by nobody:nogroup and logged in as alarm. In most situations users will be using a USB drive formatted as fat32 instead of the rest ofby TheExpertNoob - PirateBox (Development)
Matthias Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So we need to work on the timesave stuff a bit.. > > > Did you gave the captive Portal stuff a test? > It is not yet in the official test list. i-devices > should get a popup browser. > Similiar should happen on android? So ive tried to get a reply back to you but kept getting interruptedby TheExpertNoob - PirateBox (Development)
Raspberry Pi Zero I had issues connecting to the wifi on first boot (even waited about 10 mins for install to complete) SSID was broadcasting but my PC and phone would complain it couldn't connect I had to connect a keyboard to login, reboot and I was able to connect to the wifi upon reboot. Other than that, i will go through the expanded checklist later. I will have to test the power buttoby TheExpertNoob - PirateBox (Development)
cloned arch_rpi_image_prepare development make ARCH=rpi (rpi2) BRANCH=development VERSION=1.2.0 seems it still processes the 1.1.3 version even though I pulled from the development branch of piratebox-ws (verified the files on my drive) I suppose that is written in the rpi image prepare and not pulled from piratebox-ws? Anywho, building from my environment at work.by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Will do when I have the time. I will report (along with debug checklist) when I do.by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Edit: disregard, im dumb :-Dby TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Matthias Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If it is the official PirateBox image, you can't > run apt-get because it is for debian/raspbian er...right... the equivalent... pacman I think? I'm in and out of this project way too much.... and I think it updated at as dependency of Samba... which I believe on Arch ARM is actually smdb.service Ifby TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box