Lina_bigphysarea_size: Open /proc/bigphysarea Failed, Error 2

• Lina_bigphysarea_size: Open /proc/bigphysarea Failed Error 2012
• Lina_bigphysarea_size: Open /proc/bigphysarea Failed Error 2
• Lina_bigphysarea_size: Open /proc/bigphysarea Failed Error 2 Mac

This tutorial is outdated. New tutorial can be found at. Music tuning software. It is our new blog:-)Today, I would like to share how to setup ASA 8.4 Firewall on GNS3.1 Download asa image for GNS3here is the link:-This file contain with initrd, vmlinuz and asdm 6.4In any case above link is not working use below alternative link to download the file:-link 1:-link 2:-2 Download & Install GNS3You can download latest version fromor3 Configure GNS3 for ASAgo to 'Edit' - 'Preferences.' On 'Preferences' window, select 'Qemu' and then choose 'ASA' from the tabsFill the ASA setting & ASA Specific Settings as below.

I did manage to get it to boot by modifying the qemu options from what is posted in the article to this “-icount auto” and using the kernel cmd line “idegeneric.probemask=0x01 idecore.chs=0.0:980,16,32 console=ttyS0,9600n8 bigphysarea=65536 auto nousb ide1=noprobe hda=980,16,32 rootdev=0x6802”. In GNS3 1.0 Edit on Follow up to step 4 above. 1.) Expand QEMU QEMU VMs 2.) Click New and type a name of your ASA device 3.) Select the type as ASA 8.4(2) and click Next 4.) Leave the Qemu binary and RAM as it is and click Next 5.) Now browse the initrd and Kernal image which you have extracted before and click Finish That's it! GNS3 has been a stable to my personal study. When I first achieved ROUTE on my way to CCNP I worked in a heavily switched environment. I had worked on routers and routing technologies about 5 percent of the time. It wasn’t enough to brush over the material and blitz the exam. I required a deep.

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Hello;I have done a mistake, i load into my hs7819 box a wrong u-boot image which is for hs 7119, now i'm stuck with this (putty log )Board: STx7111-7119 32-bit modeU-Boot 1.3.1 (Nov 16 2013 - 09:55:12) - stm230046DRAM: 256 MiBNAND: 256 MiB. Warning - bad CRC or NAND, using default environmentIn: serialOut: serialErr: serialset ethaddr 00:1e:b8:0a:ae:a3doneSetup mac address.doneHit any key to stop autoboot: 0(Re)start USB.USB: scanning bus for devices. 2 USB Device(s) foundscanning bus for storage devices. @kader73:Your box is apparenty still able to do channel up.

Channel up only works for files in the Fortis.ird format. If you have the correct bootloader as binary file you can create your own loader-ird by using the fup program. Fup is available for linux and windows. If you would like to try this option, I can tell you how to proceed. There is one proviso: you need to know the current resellerID that is in the current loader.The simple way is to use a resellerchanger (or fup) on this file after unpacking it: (L7.26 Octagon) and then use channel up.

Your box will then have the Octagon resellerID though.Regards,Audioniek. Goodmorning;@ solalahere is the output of command given above:7119 printbootargs=console=ttyAS0,115200 panic=1 ubi.mtd=3 root=ubi0:rootfs rootfstype=ubifs rw coprocessormem=4m@0x40000000,4m@0x40400000bootcmd=if usb reset; then run usbboot; fi; run mtdbootbootdelay=3baudrate=115200ipaddr=192.168.1.25serverip=192.168.1.10preboot=if ethaddr; then echo 'Setup mac address.' ; else echo 'Use default mac address.' ;fi;bootmenumtdboot=nand read.jffs2 0x80000000 0x00060000 0x00300000; bootm 0x80000000usbboot=fatload usb 0:1 0x80000000 uImage; bootm 0x80000000board=hdk7111monitorbase=CFGFLASHBASEmonitorlen=0x00040000monitorsec=1:0-4loadaddr=0x80000000stdin=serialstdout=serialstderr=serialethaddr=00:1e:b8:0a:ae:a3update=00Environment size: 675/131068 bytes7119 7119 help? So I think the way is to write the appropiate file directly on the flash using the uboot command line.exactly that was my idea.obviously the present loader wants to boot an uImage by using the ch up button, so in the result the update procedure doesnt work as expected.anyfile.bin.

I just wanted to know if you are able to load any file (e.g. An uboot.bin) from usb stick to RAM. If this works then you can go on and flash the loaded binary directly from RAM to the NAND and would be ready with the recover.for example: if your backup of the mtd0 is named mtd0.bin then copy the file to an usb stick, fat32 formated, and try to load that file by the following commandsusb resetfatload usb 0:1 80000000 mtd0.binand post the output here (output has to be something like '262144 bytes loaded.' -Aktualisiert -oh, and just to prepare the next steps please post the output ofhelp nandand the output ofnand info. Doing some research in stlinux site, I found thisFor NAND FlashIn the case of NAND flash, the flash should be explicitly erased, prior to writing to it.In the case of NAND, then most access operations need to be multiples of certain page/block sizes.

For simplicity, the following code assumes that u-boot.bin fits in 256 KiB (0x40000). However, you may use smallest figures that are appropriately aligned.MB680 nfs $loadaddr /export/u-boot.binMB680 nand erase 0 40000MB680 nand write $loadaddr 0 40000Since the UBoot variable 'loadaddr=0x80000000', can I use these two commands as prescribed after the mtd0 file being loaded on RAM.I'm trying doing my best, but still need help.Regards.

@solala: The memory layout of the Fortis HS7119 using Fortis stock firmware is this:Fortis HS7119 L7.07 memory map-By memory address:Start End Size Type Purpose MTD IRD fixed DecSt DecSz0x000000000 - 0x0003FFFFF 0x000400000 Flash, bootloader 0 0 Y 0 MB 4 MB0x000400000 - 0x0004FFFFF 0x000100000 Flash, configuration 5 2,3,4,5? Y 4 MB 1 MB0x000500000 - 0x0007FFFFF 0x000300000 Flash, kernel 1 6 Y 5 MB 3 MB0x000800000 - 0x0067FFFFF 0x006000000 Flash, application 2 1 Y 8 MB 96 MB0x006800000 - 0x00FFFFFFF 0x009000000 Flash, user? Y 104 MB 144 MB0x00F800000 - 0x00FFFFFFF 0x000800000 Flash,? 8 - Y 248 MB 8 MB0x800000000 - 0x8FFFFFFFF 0x100000000 RAMWith loader 7.XX Fortis is back to flashing partitions at fixed addresses, IRD partition types 7, 8 and probably 9 are no longer flashable with a.IRD file.Regards,Audioniek. Octagon SF-918G SE+ Difference:270100A0Do you have tried to flash a 918g image? If I understand correctly, so I have to do a test with this sequence:usb resetfatload usb 0:1 80000000 mtd0nand erase 0x00100000 0x00040000nand write.jffs2 0x80000000 0x00100000 0x40000nand read.jffs2 0x80100000 0x00100000 0x40000cmp.b 0x80100000 0x80000000 0x40000which is for no critical sapce; and if the answer is '262144' then i can flash to loader space with the first sequence.

Right?regards-Updated -if I understand correctly, so I have to do a test with this sequence:usb resetfatload usb 0:1 80000000 mtd0nand erase 0x00100000 0x00040000nand write.jffs2 0x80000000 0x00100000 0x40000nand read.jffs2 0x80100000 0x00100000 0x40000cmp.b 0x80100000 0x80000000 0x40000which is for no critical sapce; and if the answer is '262144' then i can flash to loader space with the first sequence. Hello i have even problem look the log:usb upgrageUSB: scanning bus for devices. 2 USB Device(s) foundscanning bus for storage devices. Unless you did something wrong and as far as I can see, this is not a wrong bootloader in flash but damaged flashmemory (that is: a hardware error). You fail to mention which loader is (supposed to be) present in de receiver and which receiver its its; apparently you are trying to run an USB image for a Fortis HS7119 from a 4Gbyte Sandisk stick.To begin with the beginning: what appears in the receiver display immediately after power on (should be L7.06 or L7.07 for an HS7119) and what receiver model are we talking about precisely?If the receiver still shows a version number at power on, first try reflashing the correct boot loader using the channel-up procedure.Regards,Audioniek.

My problem is 7119 blocked on 7119 and flashes redFrom this I grasp the display shows 7119 immediately after power on, combined with a blinking red LED. First of all, the original boot loader cannotdisplay the text 7119, not even a broken one (it should display L7.00, L7.06 or L7.07). The blinking red LED shows there is some code executing and that the loader cannot find an image anywhere. It is highly probable that the boot loader is just fine.That leaves two options:1.NAND flash memory has a hardware failure2.There is no valid image in flash and the receiver cannot read your USB stick properly (or the image on the stick is corrupt).Try this:Power the receiver off by pulling the DC plug on the back. Press and hold channel down on the receivers front panel and insert the DC power plug again. Keep holding the front panel key until the display shows OFF, then release it.Flash a factory image using the channel up procedure. After a restart this should yield a running stock firmware with steady green LED.

If it does, consider using another USB stick. Not all sticks work well; the receiver is rather particular in this respect.Regards,Audioniek. So far you have not told us much what happens EXACTLY after a flash try except the information-less statements 'blocked' and 'does not work', so unless you tell us something we can work with, we cannot do much. The following is therefore a complete guess.If you indeed have flashed the file kader73 suspects, channel-up should still work, provided the.IRD you try to flash has the correct resellerID. I suspect he current resellerID in this crap loader is 270200A0. If the resellerID's do not match te Original loader displays Er.10; what the current loader does in such cases I have no way of knowing.So here is the next option: download this file (and unpack it. Use a good reseller changer to set the resellerID to 270200A0 (many change the A0 to 00).

Flash the resulting file using channel-up. If successful, the resellerID of the receiver is 270100A0 (Octagon SF918G SE+).I do not know why people change bootloaders without need; Enigma2 and Neutrino can be built to run with an unchanged factory boot loader with an HS7119 (and on a HS7429 and HS7819 for that matter). So far you have not told us much what happens EXACTLY after a flash try except the information-less statements 'blocked' and 'does not work', so unless you tell us something we can work with, we cannot do much. The following is therefore a complete guess.If you indeed have flashed the file kader73 suspects, channel-up should still work, provided the.IRD you try to flash has the correct resellerID. I suspect he current resellerID in this crap loader is 270200A0. If the resellerID's do not match te Original loader displays Er.10; what the current loader does in such cases I have no way of knowing.So here is the next option: download this file (and unpack it. Use a good reseller changer to set the resellerID to 270200A0 (many change the A0 to 00).

Flash the resulting file using channel-up. If successful, the resellerID of the receiver is 270100A0 (Octagon SF918G SE+).I do not know why people change bootloaders without need; Enigma2 and Neutrino can be built to run with an unchanged factory boot loader with an HS7119 (and on a HS7429 and HS7819 for that matter). Hello,@ AudioniekI do not know why people change bootloaders without need; Enigma2 and Neutrino can be built to run with an unchanged factory boot loader with an HS7119 (and on a HS7429 and HS7819 for that matter). Why almost nobody does this is not clear to meThe fact is that untill now there is no E2 image for flash for these Fortis model boxs ( hs 7x19 ), despite that the hardware provides the ability to do it ( NAND flash with 256 M size). I personally uses the flash-tool from your git and it works perfect, I even tested with HDMU image - copaying the whool image to release folder, keeping the original uImage and modules and i have the HDMU on flash - just for fun ).Most of people want to have Enigma2 into flash, and as far as i know, only Capital, HDready and Infinty images (from a slovaque team i think!!) are built for. And these images need the specifique u-boot ( not original one ) to be loaded on flash.the question is: why both HDMU nad PKT teams, deans of E2 sh4 don't provide flash image for these models, is this for some reasons legality?Regards. What is the advantage, flashing emigma into flash?I don't know if there is a listed difference ragerding hardware performence (I am not a technician in the field) but I think there must be.for someone who has chosen enigma, why does he keep an app that will never use or at least rarely, do you imagine yourself installing one system on your PC disck for using an other one on usb port ( for me, that's pretty close).in addition, you will have to condemn a usb port which you can use it for anything else.Regards.

But 5 years ago there was no possibility to do ANYTHING useful with the original loaders;)You are right, but I am talking about nowadays, and the community has learnt a lot in the mean time. First of all, you have the correct loader in your receiver, as it is a Fortis HS7810A variant. The files you have attached show that the receiver tries to start an image for a HS7110 (Octagon SF918SE+) from USB, which is a different receiver.So give it a try with the correct image, one for an Octagon SF1008SE+.You should also be able to put an original Octagon SF1008SE+ factory firmware into flash but using the channel-up procedure, you do not need Porter for that. Are you sure the reseller in the loader is set to 250200A0? If not you should get Er10 messages at the start of flashing.Regards,Audioniek. The begin with your last question: there is no easy way to find out the reseller ID in the loader. I know of two ways.

The first is flash a factory firmware. If this succeeds the reseller ID in the firmware file matched and can be displayed in a hex editor: they are the four bytes at offset 6 into the.ird file. The other way is more elaborate. In a telnet session, dump /dev/mtd0 into a file on an attached USB stick with cat /dev/mtd0 /STORAGE/USB0/. This is the binary boot loader.

Then display its contents in a hex editor. The reseller ID is at offset 0x0470.

To check you have done it right, look at the three bytes following the reseller ID: they should be 00 26 06 (the bootloader version is reverse order)After your first comment (the things you already tried) I am pretty sure your receiver has a hardware defect, most likely a RAM chip of the SoC itself.The only thing I can think of that I would try is reflash the boot loader itself, as both channel-up and Porter still seem to work. In that case I would revert to the beginning and reflash the original Openbox loader, followed by an original Openbox firmware. If problems still persist, it is a hardware error for sure.Regards,Audioniek. Attached is a.zip file. In it is a.ird file containing a loader V6.27 with reseller ID 250900A0 (= Openbox S6 HDPVR). The.ird file itself has the reseller ID 250200A0 (= Octagon SF1008 SE+ HD Intelligence). The latter reseller ID must must match the reseller ID currently in the receiver to achieve flashing, and can be changed using a reseller changer.Meanwhile, there may be a simpler way to find out the reseller ID in the current loader.

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For this you need a serial log while attempting to flash a.ird file using channel-up. Do the following:- Set up a serial connection with the receiver and confirm it works;- Unpack the.zip file and put the.ird file to be flashed on a USB stick.

Lina_bigphysarea_size: Open /proc/bigphysarea Failed Error 2

The file must be the only.ird file on the stick;- Power down the receiver through the mains switch on the back;- Insert the USB stick in the receiver;- Press and hold the channel-up key on the front panel;- While keeping the channel-up depressed power on the receiver with the mains switch on the back;- Release the channel-up key when the display shows SCan;- Watch the serial log, in particular if you get an Er.10.You will see a log of detecting the.ird file on the USB stick and reading it in on the serial port. After that some lines appear, one of which has both the reseller ID of the current loader and the reseller ID of the.ird file. Flashing will only occur when they are the same. When they are different, take note of the value not matching the reseller ID of the.ird file. This is the reseller ID of the loader currently in the receiver.

Lina_bigphysarea_size: Open /proc/bigphysarea Failed Error 2 Mac

Change the.ird file in the attachment accordingly with a reseller changer and flashing should occur.Please note that some reseller changers (particularly older ones) write the fourth reseller ID byte back as 0x00 whereas in this case it must be 0xA0.Flashing the loader is done in the blink of an eye. When it is complete, the receiver will have the reseller ID 250900A0 and should be able to flash an unchanged original firmware.ird file intended for it.Success!Regards,Audioniek.Attachment: 14352.