I recently purchased a second ts-7250 after using the first for months without
problem. This second board I configured like the first (I think), loaded and
ran the same programs. After a day or so it started behaving strangely.
Certain Linux commands didn't function right (like 'ps' and 'mount'). After
another day it stopped reaching the network. Reboots would work--for awhile.
Things got progressively worse and ultimately I could not get past Redboot.
So I decided to re-flash the Linux load. I have been able to do that, but I
can't get the system to reboot reliably. The system can run programs for
days--as long as I don't reboot (and reload the Linux flash image). Without
going into gory detail, my problem boils down to this: where can I find the
TS-7250 image of 2.4.26-ts11 that is NOT 2.4.26-ts11-rt? The Technologic
archives seem to skip that, yet that is what is on my other T-7250 and what
utilities such as 'loadUSBModules.sh' are built for. I just want to restore
the board to a stable ts11 configuration for which the files on the board are
built.
A second, more troubling question is: why did the board go screwy in the first
place?
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