Smart Tech Card - was Formatting the Pretec FA-2002 card.
Scott Serr <[email protected]> Tue, 14 Oct 2003 22:07:20 -0600
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I've done this recently in Linux. I paid only $30 for my Smart Technologies 8MB card -- it works flawlessly, once you get the hang of it. I actually figured it all out before I found LinuxAP, when I was dorking with OpenAP. It seems you need a util from OpenAP, I think it's not in LinuxAP. I wish I took better notes... The utils is wrflash. Read about it a bit, works great it's under opeap-0.1.1/alios/wrflash. I think I cat'ed 4x the 2MB image together and wrote it to the card with wrflash. The IMPORTANT thing is read the image back from the card. Do a 'diff' or 'md5sum' to make sure it's the same. And rememeber to use the write device like /dev/mem0c0c. If you get correct image back you got it. The AP will boot off of it and do its thing. Also read the image back from Oscar G Tropic wrote: >Sorry for "hijacking" this thread, but it´s related... > >I´ve got a "4Mb Flash Card" from "Smart Technologies", i think it´s from >a Cisco router. How can i know if its ok for flashing APs? > >Thanks for your help!! > >Un saludo: >Oscar G. Tropic >"La verdad esta ahí fuera... Alguien conoce su URL?" >Web: http://tropic.portalvasco.com > > >