mein Nokia resetet sich immer!!

die nokia war mit linux umgebaut und hat korrekt functionier aber ein tag hat es resetet, und jetz bootet bis zu "lade..." und dann schaltet aus und ein bis zu "lade..." und soweiter...
Ist es kapputt oder? was kann ich tun?

Beitrag von **SoLaLa** » Dienstag 15. Oktober 2002, 23:23

liegt bestimmt an der hyundai spezial ausführung
http://tuxbox.berlios.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=83171

das hat nichts zu tun, ich habe auch ein hyundai, ich bin nicht dumm. Ok I don't speak german very well, why are you making fun of me? I have a serious problem and no one wants to help

I'm not stupid, i didn't try to update the nokia with hyundai firmware!
the linux software crashed one day while I was watching tv (nothing to do with software update, i was just watching tv). and now it keeps resetting after "lade..." so does anyone know if the receiver is dead?
thx
123soleil

If I try to flash:

debug: DDF: Calibrating delay loop... debug: DDF: 67.79 BogoMIPS
debug: BMon V1.0 mID 01
debug: feID dd gtxID 0b
debug: fpID 5a dsID 01-3d.b1.28.07.00.00-0e
debug: HWrev X5 SWrev 0.81
debug: B/Ex/Fl(MB) 32/00/08
WATCHDOG reset enabled
dbox2:root> debug:
BOOTP/TFTP bootstrap loader (v0.3)
debug:
debug: Transmitting BOOTP request via broadcast
debug: Given up BOOTP/TFTP boot
boot net failed

Flash-FS bootstrap loader (v1.5)

Found Flash-FS superblock version 3.1
Found file /root/platform/nokia-dbox2/kernel/os in Flash-FS
debug: Got Block #0044

will verify ELF image, start= 0x800000, size= 202996
verify sig: 262
Branching to 0x40000

PPCBoot 1.1.6 (TuxBox) (Aug 5 2002 - 09:06:03)

CPU: PPC823ZTnnA at 67.200 MHz: 2 kB I-Cache 1 kB D-Cache
*** Warning: CPU Core has Silicon Bugs -- Check the Errata ***
Watchdog enabled
Board: DBOX2, Nokia
I2C: ready
DRAM: 32 MB
FLASH: 8 MB
Scanning JFFS2 FS: .

.
find_inode failed for name=ppcboot.conf
load: Failed to find inode
LCD: find_inode failed for name=logo-lcd
load: Failed to find inode
ready - can't find logo in flash
FB:
debug: DDF: Calibrating delay loop... debug: DDF: 67.79 BogoMIPS
debug: WATCHDOG RESET
debug: BMon V1.0 mID 01
debug: feID dd gtxID 0b
debug: fpID 5a dsID 01-3d.b1.28.07.00.00-0e
debug: HWrev X5 SWrev 0.81
debug: B/Ex/Fl(MB) 32/00/08
WATCHDOG reset enabled
dbox2:root> debug:
BOOTP/TFTP bootstrap loader (v0.3)
debug:
debug: Transmitting BOOTP request via broadcast
debug: Given up BOOTP/TFTP boot
boot net failed

Flash-FS bootstrap loader (v1.5)

Found Flash-FS superblock version 3.1
Found file /root/platform/nokia-dbox2/kernel/os in Flash-FS
debug: Got Block #0044

will verify ELF image, start= 0x800000, size= 202996
verify sig: 262
Branching to 0x40000

PPCBoot 1.1.6 (TuxBox) (Aug 5 2002 - 09:06:03)

CPU: PPC823ZTnnA at 67.200 MHz: 2 kB I-Cache 1 kB D-Cache
*** Warning: CPU Core has Silicon Bugs -- Check the Errata ***
Watchdog enabled
Board: DBOX2, Nokia
I2C: ready
DRAM: 32 MB
FLASH: 8 MB
Scanning JFFS2 FS: .

.
find_inode failed for name=ppcboot.conf
load: Failed to find inode
LCD: find_inode failed for name=logo-lcd
load: Failed to find inode
ready - can't find logo in flash
FB:
debug: DDF: Calibrating delay loop... debug: DDF: 67.79 BogoMIPS
debug: WATCHDOG RESET
debug: BMon V1.0 mID 01
debug: feID dd gtxID 0b
debug: fpID 5a dsID 01-3d.b1.28.07.00.00-0e
debug: HWrev X5 SWrev 0.81
debug: B/Ex/Fl(MB) 32/00/08
WATCHDOG reset enabled
dbox2:root> debug:
BOOTP/TFTP bootstrap loader (v0.3)
debug:
debug: Transmitting BOOTP request via broadcast
debug: Given up BOOTP/TFTP boot
boot net failed

Flash-FS bootstrap loader (v1.5)

Found Flash-FS superblock version 3.1
Found file /root/platform/nokia-dbox2/kernel/os in Flash-FS
debug: Got Block #0044

will verify ELF image, start=

keeps going on like this until I pull the plug out.

Beitrag von **DieMade** » Mittwoch 16. Oktober 2002, 11:39

bootp 120000 /C/WINDOWS/Bureau/hyundai/dbox2/neu1809/PM_base16_18_09_2xI.img

This is why we don't answer your questions. Please use an official image and not some EMU-bullshit!

Official or unofficial, I still get boot net error, makes no difference...

Beitrag von **DieMade** » Mittwoch 16. Oktober 2002, 11:44

It's a problem with your network.

Disable all firewalls, VPNs etc.

A screenshot of Bootmanager's Settings-Screen could also be a help in debugging your problem.

vielen dank fur dein antwort, ich werde es probieren. Sorry fur den illegalle flash file von meine andere post, Ich wusste es nicht, dass es nicht richtig war.