2BIG2 firmware

[ded_kiev]

what do you mean with "no lan" and please specify which kernel fails
it could be that we still need to set some boot arguments

After booting not work "ping" IP address in "cmd"

[ded_kiev]

and also check if the the bootargs are still set correctly

Yes, correctly

bootargs=console=ttyS0,115200 root=/dev/sda7

[fvdw]

what do you mean with "no lan" and please specify which kernel fails
it could be that we still need to set some boot arguments

After booting not work "ping" IP address in "cmd"

but which ip do you use ?

[ded_kiev]

but which ip do you use ?[/quote]

192.168.0.106
I reserved this IP address in the router settings. This IP is tied to the MAC address of 2big2 nas.

[fvdw]

yes but it is not sure that the nas uses that ip address it will ask one from dhcp server. Do the leds of the NIC blink on the back of the 2big2 ?
Think you need to check the ip table of your dhcp server
Or use the fvdw-sl assistance to scan the network

[ded_kiev]

Yes,NIC leds blink.
IP address is correct.
If I made a mistake when creating the HDD image, this can be the cause of this problem?

[fvdw]

no this can not create a problem, the kernel should load the root file system form sda7
What you could do is load the standalone kernel and look at content of sda7 and see if there is a boot.log file generated.
If it is we can look in the file to see were it goes wrong

if you have the standalone kernel running
give following commands

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mkdir /sda7
mount /dev/sda7 /sda7
cd /sda7

after this give command

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ls -al

to get directory listing
and

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cat boot.log

to see content of boot.log file (if it is present)

[ded_kiev]

8.jpg

[fvdw]

--edit, so it didn't load the root file system
what we can do is loading loading the kernel from sda6 using the u-boot console
and boot that to see if it doesn't like to boot from usb

give me a moment to find the right command

[fvdw]

alright he we go

run the u-boot console, then give command

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ide reset
setenv bootarg console=ttyS0,115200 root=/dev/sda7 ro reset=0
disk 0x800000 0:6
bootm