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3 The Buffalo Linkstation Pro/Live, codename LS-XHL and LS-CHLv2, is a single
4 disk NAS server. The PCBs of the LS-XHL and LS-CHLv2 are almost the same.
5 The LS-XHL has a faster CPU and more RAM with a wider data bus, therefore
6 the LS-XHL PCB has two SDRAM chips. Both have a Kirkwood CPU (Marvell
7 88F6281). The only on-board storage is a 4 Mbit SPI flash which stores the
8 bootloader and its environment. The linux kernel and the initial ramdisk
12 Rescue Mode
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19 Therefore, on entering the resuce mode, a random ethernet address is
28 The resuce mode is selected by holding the push button for at least one
29 second, while powering-on the device. The status LED turns solid amber if
30 the resuce mode is enabled, thus providing a visual feedback.
32 Pressing the same button for at least 10 seconds on power-up will erase the
35 - blinking blue, for about one second
36 - solid amber, for about nine seconds
37 - blinking amber, until you release the button
41 mode.
43 Once the rescue mode is started, use the ncb binary from the tools/
46 which were set by the rescue mode, saves your changes and then resets the
51 Then you enter the rescue mode, connect to the board with the ncb tool and
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64 Bootloader is running normally.
67 No ethaddr set. Use the `Rescue Mode` to set one.
77 Power-on Switch
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79 The power-on switch is a software switch. If it is not in ON position when
80 the bootloader starts, the bootloader will disable the HDD and USB power
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93 as the original bootloader.
96 Use this for new-style booting. Loads three files /vmlinuz, /initrd.img
98 have debian and the flash-kernel package installed.
102 storage device and the filename for the device tree is kirkwood-lsxhl.dtb
103 (or kirkwood-lschlv2.dtb).
110 second on power-up. Does a DHCP request and enables the network console.
111 See `Rescue Mode` for more information.
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120 00000 - 5ffff u-boot
121 60000 - 6ffff reserved, may be used to store dtb
122 70000 - 7ffff u-boot environment
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128 make u-boot.kwb
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133 Just flash the resulting u-boot.kwb to the beginning of the SPI flash. If
134 you already have a bootloader CLI, you can use the following commands:
137 bootp ${loadaddr} u-boot.kwb