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Giorgio Ducci | 1 Jul 2005 05:56

[Voyage-linux] How do I make a backup image?

Yes Chad, exactly,
just copy to your PC and use the "voyage.update" script to re-install to 
another CF card already formatted ext2.
cheers

Giorgio

>I installed voyage on a CF card.  I added some software, recompiled the 
>kernel etc.  Now I have an image that I like for my project.  My question 
>is what is the best way to back it up?  Do I just copy the CF card to my 
>PC, then to restore just copy it back to another CF card (that is 
>formatted ex2)?
>
>thanks
>chad
>
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Mark Summer | 1 Jul 2005 06:28

[Voyage-linux] How do I make a backup image?

I suggest to to use "cp -a" to make sure you maintain all the sym.  
links etc.

Mark

On Jun 30, 2005, at 12:52 , Giorgio Ducci wrote:

> Yes Chad, exactly,
> just copy to your PC and use the "voyage.update" script to re- 
> install to another CF card already formatted ext2.
> cheers
>
> Giorgio
>
>
>> I installed voyage on a CF card.  I added some software,  
>> recompiled the kernel etc.  Now I have an image that I like for my  
>> project.  My question is what is the best way to back it up?  Do I  
>> just copy the CF card to my PC, then to restore just copy it back  
>> to another CF card (that is formatted ex2)?
>>
>> thanks
>> chad
>>
>> _______________________________________________
>> Voyage-linux mailing list
>> Voyage-linux <at> list.voyage.hk
>> http://list.voyage.hk/mailman/listinfo/voyage-linux
>>
>>
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Robert Haskins | 1 Jul 2005 06:37

[Voyage-linux] How do I make a backup image?

"dd" is even a better bet! Though, I will admit, "dd" is harder to use....

Mark Summer wrote:
> I suggest to to use "cp -a" to make sure you maintain all the sym.  
> links etc.
> 
> Mark
> 
> On Jun 30, 2005, at 12:52 , Giorgio Ducci wrote:
> 
>> Yes Chad, exactly,
>> just copy to your PC and use the "voyage.update" script to re- install 
>> to another CF card already formatted ext2.
>> cheers
>>
>> Giorgio
>>
>>
>>> I installed voyage on a CF card.  I added some software,  recompiled 
>>> the kernel etc.  Now I have an image that I like for my  project.  My 
>>> question is what is the best way to back it up?  Do I  just copy the 
>>> CF card to my PC, then to restore just copy it back  to another CF 
>>> card (that is formatted ex2)?
>>>
>>> thanks
>>> chad
>>>
>>> _______________________________________________
>>> Voyage-linux mailing list
>>> Voyage-linux <at> list.voyage.hk
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Yiorgos Adamopoulos | 1 Jul 2005 07:30
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[Voyage-linux] mini PCI cards

Hello!

I run Voyage on a WARP and I would welcome a suggestion from the group.  I am
seeking for a miniPCI card that has either USB or Serial (RS232) ports.  Even
one port is enough.

Does anybody know of such cards?
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Chad Phillips | 1 Jul 2005 07:34
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[Voyage-linux] mini PCI cards

Yiorgos Adamopoulos wrote:

>Hello!
>
>I run Voyage on a WARP and I would welcome a suggestion from the group.  I am
>seeking for a miniPCI card that has either USB or Serial (RS232) ports.  Even
>one port is enough.
>
>Does anybody know of such cards?
>  
>
I looked for one too and only found this.  It was too expensive for me 
though.

Hello Chad,
Thank you for your email.
The unit price for IM800 is $120.00.
We accept VISA, Master card and AMEX.

Regards,
Ben

-----Original Message-----
From: Chad Phillips [mailto:chad <at> chadphillips.org] 
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 10:33 AM
To: info <at> interfacemasters.com
Subject: IM800 mini-pci USB adapter

Do you sell the mini-pci USB adapter that is show on your website?
http://www.interfacemasters.com/products/usb/mini_pci_3_ports/
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Robert Haskins | 2 Jul 2005 12:43

[Voyage-linux] Voyage and USB?

I finally was able to test ubuntu-4.10 (full distribution booting off of 
a hard drive) on my Mini-ITX system, and just as expected, the USB stuff 
works fine. However, I still get the over-current error message when I 
boot the voyage kernel you built for me with USB support. This leads me 
to believe that this *must* be a problem with what's being left out of 
the voyage kernel. Or am I wrong?

I think what I'll do next is attempt a kernel build with the full 2.6.8 
kernel config/driver set, hoping that it'll fit on a 128MB flash with 
the regular Voyage distribution. If it doesn't, I'll probably invest in 
a large enough flash to accept a full 2.6.8 config/driver set, then 
strip it down from there until I figure out what is missing.

Does this sound reasonable? I've looked at the dmesg/lsmod output, and 
nothing jumps out at me. I'm starting to run out of options here....

Thanks for your help!

Punky Tse wrote:
> Robert,
> 
> ubuntu is a debian/knoppix derivative, I believe the kernel code
> should be very similar to debian and the one in voyage.
> 
> I would suggest you to compare the output of dmesg and lsmod from FC3,
> ubuntu & voyage to see what are the differences.
> 
> On 6/12/05, Robert Haskins <rhaskins <at> cnetwork.com> wrote:
> 
>>Personally, I think this is just a buggy USB driver. To add to the
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Punky Tse | 4 Jul 2005 11:42
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[Voyage-linux] Voyage and USB?

Robert,

Find out what kernel image that ubuntu uses, and install it over your
voyage installation of CF.  Try to see if it still failed to load this
time.  This let me know whether it is kernel driver problem or the
hardware detection problem.

I am not famailar with ubuntu systems, but you could probably traced
/etc/apt/source.list in ubuntu and download the kernel image deb
manually.

Punky

On 7/2/05, Robert Haskins <rhaskins <at> cnetwork.com> wrote:
> I finally was able to test ubuntu-4.10 (full distribution booting off of
> a hard drive) on my Mini-ITX system, and just as expected, the USB stuff
> works fine. However, I still get the over-current error message when I
> boot the voyage kernel you built for me with USB support. This leads me
> to believe that this *must* be a problem with what's being left out of
> the voyage kernel. Or am I wrong?
> 
> I think what I'll do next is attempt a kernel build with the full 2.6.8
> kernel config/driver set, hoping that it'll fit on a 128MB flash with
> the regular Voyage distribution. If it doesn't, I'll probably invest in
> a large enough flash to accept a full 2.6.8 config/driver set, then
> strip it down from there until I figure out what is missing.
> 
> Does this sound reasonable? I've looked at the dmesg/lsmod output, and
> nothing jumps out at me. I'm starting to run out of options here....
>
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Matthias Lemke | 6 Jul 2005 20:19
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[Voyage-linux] sarge upgarde

Hello,

after sarge becomes stable stable (was a long ride :), what can i do to
upgrade my voyage-0.1 wrap to these new stable debian?
/etc/apt/sources.list ???

regards

math
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Punky Tse | 7 Jul 2005 11:31
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[Voyage-linux] sarge upgarde

Matthias,

1. remountrw and edit /etc/apt/sources.list to change "testing" to "sarge"
2. apt-get update; apt-get upgrade
3. after the upgrade, the link in /etc/network/ifstate was overwritten.  
And now it refers to /etc/network/run/ifstate, you will need to create a 
symlink manually by "ln -s /rw/etc/network/ifstate ifstate" in 
/etc/network/run/

I am planning to roll a new voyage-0.1sarge, so that it based on the new 
debian stable.

I have also started the 0.2 development, most of the work in now on the 
scripts and kernel side.  You can now point the /etc/apt/sources.list to 
voyage apt repository "deb http://www.voyage.hk/dists/unstable ./" for 
latest kernel.  2.6.8 and 2.6.11 kernel images are provided.  You can 
also browse http://www.voyage.hk/dists/unstable/ for other kernel modules.

Regards,
Punky

Matthias Lemke wrote:

> Hello,
>
> after sarge becomes stable stable (was a long ride :), what can i do to
> upgrade my voyage-0.1 wrap to these new stable debian?
> /etc/apt/sources.list ???
>
> regards
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Joe Nelson | 8 Jul 2005 01:37
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[Voyage-linux] sarge upgarde

Will the kernel config be available?

On 7/6/05, Punky Tse <punkytse <at> punknix.com> wrote:
> Matthias,
> 
> 1. remountrw and edit /etc/apt/sources.list to change "testing" to "sarge"
> 2. apt-get update; apt-get upgrade
> 3. after the upgrade, the link in /etc/network/ifstate was overwritten.
> And now it refers to /etc/network/run/ifstate, you will need to create a
> symlink manually by "ln -s /rw/etc/network/ifstate ifstate" in
> /etc/network/run/
> 
> I am planning to roll a new voyage-0.1sarge, so that it based on the new
> debian stable.
> 
> I have also started the 0.2 development, most of the work in now on the
> scripts and kernel side.  You can now point the /etc/apt/sources.list to
> voyage apt repository "deb http://www.voyage.hk/dists/unstable ./" for
> latest kernel.  2.6.8 and 2.6.11 kernel images are provided.  You can
> also browse http://www.voyage.hk/dists/unstable/ for other kernel modules.
> 
> Regards,
> Punky
> 
> 
> Matthias Lemke wrote:
> 
> > Hello,
> >
> > after sarge becomes stable stable (was a long ride :), what can i do to
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