- #Ubuntu install marvell raid monitor update
- #Ubuntu install marvell raid monitor archive
- #Ubuntu install marvell raid monitor upgrade
You'll also need a SATA disk or large USB harddrive as the target installation device. (assuming your USB stick is called /dev/sdb) Sudo dd bs=4M if=./lucid-desktop-armel+dove.img of=/dev/sdb
#Ubuntu install marvell raid monitor archive
Type reset when done to boot into the new u-bootįirst of all you need to download the Image to a large enough USB stick (1GB will suffice) that u-boot will be able to use SanDisk were reported as supported.įor writing the image either use the usb-imagewriter tool which you can install from the Jaunty universe archive (packages for Hardy (8.04) and Intrepid (8.10) can be found at the usb-imagewriter PPA) or follow the commandline method below.
Marvell> setenv ipaddr ''board IP address''Īnswer yes when asked if you wipe the environmental variables. It can't be used to go from one boot medium to another (i.e., SPI to NAND). The bubt command is used for upgrading u-boot on the same medium (i.e., flashing a new u-boot to SPI while booted from SPI). If you can currently TFTP images to your board, these values are correct. Make sure that the serverip and ipaddr variables are properly set in u-boot (use printenv *name* to check, setenv *name* *value* to change, and save to commit). The filename also includes where the u-boot is supposed to be installed to, and the amount of RAM the board should have MAKE SURE THESE VALUES ARE CORRECT flashing a bootloader which doesn't match the hardware revision or amount of RAM may prevent the board from powering up and requiring UART recovery.ĭANGER - If you are at all unsure, please confirm what you are doing is correct with NCommander a bad u-boot flash WILL brick your board without a JTAG adapter Official binaries from Marvell end in Marvell-VERSION. The date of the binary is at the end of each filename in MMDDYYYY format.
#Ubuntu install marvell raid monitor update
If your u-boot is older, you'll have to update it to a newer version. The current recommend version of u-boot for dove is Marvell-4.4.2 However, bugs related to suspend and resume were fixed with u-boot 4.4.2, and it is highly recommended that you upgrade.Ĭanonical versions have a version string similar this U-Boot 1.3.4 (12:11:45) Marvell version: 4.3.0 NQ - SPI BOOT. The stock u-boot on the Marvell Dove X0 and A0 board is sufficient to boot Ubuntu, and this step is optional. These messages look like the following: BootROM version (on chip)= 1.07 Depending on the version of u-boot in SPI, it may or may not print a message about the new BootROM in SPI. If successful, the board will boot back into u-boot.
Marvell> setenv ipaddr *board IP address* At the u-boot prompt, type the following commands: Marvell> setenv serverip *ip address of TFTP server* In addition, please make sure your board is setup for SPI booting (detailed below). Take that file, and place it in the TFTP folder.
#Ubuntu install marvell raid monitor upgrade
All X0 boards should ship with BootROM 2.04 if not, you need to upgrade the bootROM to at least 2.04: Newest versions of Marvell's kernel requires a newer BootROM, with the newest being 2.04. Install the server on a machine the Dove can access and take note of its IP address.Īll Marvell boards have a BootROM written both in physical ROM, and a small section of SPI that can be used for upgrades. Several are available in universe, including attpd and tftpd-hpa. U-boot requires a TFTP server to download files from.
Please consult the known issues with Ubuntu 10.04 ARM platforms before installing. This page covers installation of Ubuntu "Maverick" 10.04 on Marvell Dove A0/X0 boards.
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