On Sun, 30 Dec 2007, Rob wrote:
> I have tried Sarge also though not the one in images on the FTP server. I
> think this is a
> setting on my board or ROM version etc. Just not sure which.
>
> Basically I connect the card to SUSE 10.3 unmount it from media then format
> it as specified in
> the Developer manual. I then use sudo the tar command (same as developer
> manual with my
> file name) I did not see errors in the untarring so I assume it is all
> there. I then shut down
> the linux box insert the CF card in my board and it starts to write garbage
> to the terminal for
> a bit then it freezes and proceeds no further. You can not logon or proceed.
> When I use the
> 512GB card it scrolls garbage then prints the logon prompt in a readable line.
>
> It is driving me insane. I think I am just missing one small step but have
> no idea what.
Sounds like your terminal application is set to the wrong baud rate.
38400, 57600 and 115200 are common defaults. Maybe mount the cf and have a
look at the kernel commandline and /etc/inittab to find out which baud
rate it's using?
Also, it's possible for the kernel to use one baud rate, then getty (which
prints the logon prompt) switches to a different one. Again, check kernel
commandline and /etc/inittab.
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