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| − | There is a counter in the Web Failsafe U-Boot, the counter will start from 0 and it increase one on every blinking of the four LEDs. The system will be in four different working | + | There is a counter in the Web Failsafe U-Boot, the counter will start from 0 and it increase one on every blinking of the four LEDs. The system will be in four different working modes depends on the status of the counter: |
| − | * | + | *Less than 3 sec: System will boot into OpenWrt Linux |
| + | *3 ~ 5 sec: Web FailSafe U-Boot | ||
| + | *5 ~ 7 sec: u-boot UART Console | ||
| + | *greater than 7 sec: u-boot netconsole | ||
Revision as of 02:24, 11 March 2014
Introduction
The new shipped MS14 is equipped with the Web FailSafe UBoot from https://github.com/pepe2k/u-boot_mod/. This U-boot provide Web Interface and Netconsole feature, it eliminates the need of UART while user have to upgrade firmware in U-Boot.
To check if MS14 is loaded with the Web Failsafe U-Boot, user can press the toggle button and power on the device. The left four LEDs will blink together every second if the MS14 has the Web Failsafe U-boot.
There is a counter in the Web Failsafe U-Boot, the counter will start from 0 and it increase one on every blinking of the four LEDs. The system will be in four different working modes depends on the status of the counter:
- Less than 3 sec: System will boot into OpenWrt Linux
- 3 ~ 5 sec: Web FailSafe U-Boot
- 5 ~ 7 sec: u-boot UART Console
- greater than 7 sec: u-boot netconsole
