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How to build the kernel #2
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The kernel is running now. I created the DTS and extra drivers for the Zyxel NAS5xx series and published it here: Working:
Todo:
Since this is currently the only option, I ported the PFE driver (pfe_13_00_2) to Kernel 6.1. It is completly device tree based now. There is only one big issue l left, before the new kernel is ready for 24/7 usage:
The RAID sync can run for 1 or 2 hours without problem, but when the error happens both disks connected to the SoC SATA are not accessible until reboot. |
I found a solution for the issue. The related WA can be found here in the old vendor kernel: It was adapted by Google Fiber here: So I did implement it too: I am currently running the new kernel two days without any issue. The resync of a 3TB RAID1 worked without any problem. |
I ported the mtd nand driver from Kernel 4.1 to 6.1 now, read and write works without error on my hardware. All components are covered by a driver now and can be used like on the old kernel. |
Hi, I am currently running Debian 11 with Kernel 3.2.102 on Comcerto 2000/LS1024A inside my Zyxel NAS540.
The bootloader (barebox 2011.06.0) is the untouched vendor version.
Can you provide some basic information to start build and run your kernel?
I am able to take care on the difference between QNAP TS-x31 and Zyxel NAS5xx (LEDs, buttons, built-in ASMedia USB Hub and Card Reader) and can provide a DTS if I get beyond the build problem.
Thank you.
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