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Lsuser1985: /* Identify the Board of your Box */ change formatting

Lsuser1985 — Sat, 19 Jan 2013 22:25:53 GMT

Identify the Board of your Box: change formatting

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-	= Identify the Board of your Box =	+	'''Identify the Board of your Box'''

	{{tip\|Please document here if you succeed gathering the information for your board.}}		{{tip\|Please document here if you succeed gathering the information for your board.}}

Lsuser1985: /* On a Debianized System */ Add infos available at /proc/soc_type

Lsuser1985 — Sun, 13 Jan 2013 12:04:32 GMT

On a Debianized System: Add infos available at /proc/soc_type

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	Tested on Debian 6 ("Squeeze") with a kernel 2.6.31 from stock firmware 1.52		Tested on Debian 6 ("Squeeze") with a kernel 2.6.31 from stock firmware 1.52

		+	Example:
	# cat /proc/buffalo/board_info		# cat /proc/buffalo/board_info
	BoardId=82		BoardId=82
	BoardName=MVLSWV		BoardName=MVLSWV
		+	# cat /proc/soc_type \| head -n 2
		+	MV88F6282 Rev 0
		+	L2 Enabled

-	~~As you can see, the BoardId is only the~~ last two digits. So for uBoot, search the ~~makefile~~ for your board-name, e.g	+	The last two digits from the ''BoardId'' should match the end of the board-type from the first line of the second command. Here it is ''82'' and ''MV88F6282''.
		+	So for uBoot, search the ''Makefile'' for your board-name, e.g
	grep -i MVLSWV Makefile		grep -i MVLSWV Makefile
-	This will hopefully ~~give~~ you a single entry ~~which ends~~ with the board-id ~~like `buffalo_mvlswvl_6282_config`~~.	+	This will hopefully gives you a single entry containing your board-type and ending with the board-id, e.g. ''buffalo_''mvlswvl''_''6282''_config''.

Lsuser1985 at 10:59, 13 January 2013

Lsuser1985 — Sun, 13 Jan 2013 10:59:56 GMT

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	{{tip\|Please document here if you succeed gathering the information for your board.}}		{{tip\|Please document here if you succeed gathering the information for your board.}}

-	== On ~~stock firmware~~ ==	+	== On Stock Firmware ==

	Tested on a LS-WVL with firmware 1.52		Tested on a LS-WVL with firmware 1.52
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	For uBoot, your config will be `buffalo_mvlswvl_6282_config`.		For uBoot, your config will be `buffalo_mvlswvl_6282_config`.

-	== On a ~~debianized system~~ ==	+	== On a Debianized System ==

-	Tested on Debian Squeeze with a kernel 2.6.31 from stock firmware 1.52	+	Tested on Debian 6 ("Squeeze") with a kernel 2.6.31 from stock firmware 1.52

	# cat /proc/buffalo/board_info		# cat /proc/buffalo/board_info
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	BoardName=MVLSWV		BoardName=MVLSWV

-	~~For~~ uBoot ~~do a~~	+	As you can see, the BoardId is only the last two digits. So for uBoot, search the makefile for your board-name, e.g
	grep -i MVLSWV Makefile		grep -i MVLSWV Makefile
	This will hopefully give you a single entry which ends with the board-id like `buffalo_mvlswvl_6282_config`.		This will hopefully give you a single entry which ends with the board-id like `buffalo_mvlswvl_6282_config`.

Lsuser1985 at 00:52, 13 January 2013

Lsuser1985 — Sun, 13 Jan 2013 00:52:02 GMT

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	{{tip\|Please document here if you succeed gathering the information for your board.}}		{{tip\|Please document here if you succeed gathering the information for your board.}}

-	== ~~LS-VL, LS-WVL, LS-QVL~~ ==	+	== On stock firmware ==

-	* On stock firmware (tested with 1.52):	+	Tested on a LS-WVL with firmware 1.52
-	You need shell access to the machine.	+
		+	You need shell access to the machine.

	$ dmesg \| grep -i board		$ dmesg \| grep -i board
	Marvell Development Board (LSP Version KW_LSP_5.1.3_patch13)-- MVLSWV Soc: 88F6282 A0 LE		Marvell Development Board (LSP Version KW_LSP_5.1.3_patch13)-- MVLSWV Soc: 88F6282 A0 LE

-	For uBoot, ~~this~~ will be buffalo_mvlswvl_6282_config	+	For uBoot, your config will be `buffalo_mvlswvl_6282_config`.

-	* On a debianized system:	+	== On a debianized system ==
		+
		+	Tested on Debian Squeeze with a kernel 2.6.31 from stock firmware 1.52

	# cat /proc/buffalo/board_info		# cat /proc/buffalo/board_info
	BoardId=82		BoardId=82
	BoardName=MVLSWV		BoardName=MVLSWV
		+
		+	For uBoot do a
		+	grep -i MVLSWV Makefile
		+	This will hopefully give you a single entry which ends with the board-id like `buffalo_mvlswvl_6282_config`.

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Lsuser1985 — Sun, 13 Jan 2013 00:44:26 GMT

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= Identify the Board of your Box =

{{tip|Please document here if you succeed gathering the information for your board.}}

== LS-VL, LS-WVL, LS-QVL ==

* On stock firmware (tested with 1.52):
You need shell access to the machine.

$ dmesg | grep -i board
Marvell Development Board (LSP Version KW_LSP_5.1.3_patch13)-- MVLSWV Soc: 88F6282 A0 LE

For uBoot, this will be buffalo_mvlswvl_6282_config

* On a debianized system:

# cat /proc/buffalo/board_info
BoardId=82
BoardName=MVLSWV

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