GnuBee

I would use the guide I linked to before, which has two links for the initial firmware: the broken

On Thu, Sep 26, 2024, 9:14 AM Masanori Ogino <masano...@gmail.com> wrote: Hi, I found that

Which repo in particular did you want? I probably have a copy that I can push to github. On Thursday,

FYI I have had some success with simple btrfs + lvm + md RAID10 on the gnubee-pc1 but abandoned it

I'm reposting these as I feel they are super helpful to get gnubees started. I feel zram-swap is

I kinda found a 'GnuBee mini' in the form of https://openwrt.org/toh/blueendless/u35wf which

The documentation is really spread out all over the place. http://gnubee.org/USB_to_UART/README.html

This is a guide, working on 2024, to install debian jessie or stretch on the gnubee. I wrote it

I had a similar problem when I installed buster modifying the debian-jessie-install script. I could

I thought I had enabled moderation of posts from non-members - but it didn't take. I got the the

Quick note to thanks to all who responded to my thread! Good to know that it's at least

Let me work on this next week. The image I have is just what I posted.. but over last year been

I'm only using these Seagate drives because they were free. I'd much prefer WD Greens for

Do you know why are there 2 uboot versions when GnuBee2 boots up? Is there an internal uboot (1.1.3)

That seems excessive compared to what I was thinking. I was thinking along the lines of the current

On Fri, May 12, 2023, 10:24 AM Beolach <beo...@gmail.com> wrote: I've got the OOM issue

Depends entirely on the disks you have plugged in, I'd estimate that the gnubee itself only uses

On Fri, 21 Oct 2022, Brett Neumeier wrote: > > Tested on GnuBee PC2, works great. > > I

I got a GB-PC2 of my own. I can control ethyellow port's orange and green LEDs with GPIO 13 and

OMV 4 is supposed to run on Stretch, not Buster. Not sure the dependencies will be right for OMV 4 on

If anyone is interested - I was successfully able to apply the hardware crypto support on top of

I'd suspect the power supply first. It may not be able to supply enough current to power the

I don't think so. I don't think it supports system power management at all - so you cannot

Hi All, Sorry to keep posting, I recently dug up my gnubee, so I'll keep posting progress reports

Hi All, I am running Neil Brown's 5.10.1 kernel, and Debian Bullseye on my gnubee pc1. I am

Hi Jjakob, Thanks for the details. To be honest, it was already such a pain to get any 5.x firmware

I think the quota kernel module is not present in this build. I have camera's streaming to ftp

I was able to compile successfully with zram module added, and XFS removed. Thank you very much for

Hmm.. I think, yet again, this NIC is very limited in features. And does not support jumbo frames

I'm not sure if this is helpful, but they easiest way to get make the SD card work on old 4.4