I see. Do you mean that the basic openwrt image built in cc doesn’t work? In openwrt, the default configuration has no wifi, no luci, but should have Ethernet. The subnet is 192.168.1.1.
I need to try build the domino Pi firmware for CC.
The error is a downloading error, which means you cannot download the gdb-linaro source code from the Internet. Sometimes the server is down and you need to try later
gdb is for debugging, right? I wonder why you need this package.
One solution is to copy the gdb-linaro-7.6-2013.05.tar.bz2 from your old openwrt/dl folder to your new folder. As you said you have built successfully, you must have this file downloaded in your old folder already.
by default, the Ethernet is WAN and you cannot connect directly using your computer. You can connect the board to your router and use serial to change settings and install software.
No big deal. Can you wait until next week so that I can compile Pi firmware using OpenWrt CC1505?
Hi, have you been able to reflash your Domino? To recover from a problem flashing the firmware you really need to plug the Domino into a USB port on your PC so you can see the messages as it boots/fails. Once you have the output from it booting it will be much easier to determine what the next steps should be. You probably need to set up a TFTP server (Like SolarWinds on Windows) to serve up an image file for the Domino to boot or flash. I’m using DNSMasq on Linux and it works very well if you are running Linux.
I also have spent quite a bit of time compiling and configuring CC and after a lot of work I have a functional system. The steps to building on CC aren’t really very different that BB but it’s extremely easy to get the source tree into a state where you can no longer build images (Or the images don’t work), so I’ve gotten into the habit of creating a compressed tar of the tree before changing a few options and recompiling. Once you get your Domino booting again I can probably answer some questions if you run into issues with building/configuring CC. It is definitely preferable to using BB since there are a ton of packages that don’t have updated MD5 checksums in BB, making it impossible to download and build some packages automatically. You end up having to manually download the package into the dl directory since it thinks that the files are corrupt because the MD5 sums don’t match. --It doesn’t check the MD5 of already downloaded packages so that’s one way around the issue.
