Baron_Samedi
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Nope, no adjusting tx power
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Update I re-flashed (serial console) one of my Pineapple iVs to 2.0.0 with a 16GB Sandisk Cruiser Fit in the pineapple during the re-flash
The 16GB drive has 3 Partitions: 2 Data, 1 Swap
In this instance the usb drive partitions were detected properly and the devices were numerated properly
I did have to run "mkswap /dev/sda3" and update the fstab to support the two usb data partitions usb = /dev/sda1 usb2 = /dev/sda2 swap = /dev/sda3
fstab is as follows:
config global automount
option from_fstab 1
option anon_mount 1
config global autoswap
option from_fstab 1
option anon_swap 1
config mount
option target /usb
option device /dev/sda1
option fstype ext4
option options rw,sync
option enabled 1
option enabled_fsck 0
config mount
option target /usb2
option device /dev/sda2
option fstype ext4
option options rw,sync
option enabled 1
option enabled_fsck 0
config swap
option device /dev/sda3
option enabled 1
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Yeah, I had this working on 1.1.1 too and did a write-up on here in early/mid april... Mine wouldn't boot 2.0.0 firmware if the usb device was plugged in... I've repartitioned to a 2 partition device, 1 useable and 1 swap... pineapple boots fine with it plugged in.
I have 3 Pineapples for various uses I still have another Pineapple 16GB USB drive with 3 partitions, I'll take a look at it based on what I've learned to see if I can get it working. I also have a 3g dongle i'll see if that's functioning properly too. More to follow...
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For completeness my fstab (The USB page on the pineapple) is as follows for my 16GB Sandisk Cruiser Fit (2 partitions 14GB + 2 GB Swap) :
config global automount
option from_fstab 1
option anon_mount 1
config global autoswap
option from_fstab 1
option anon_swap 1
config mount
option target /usb
option device /dev/sda1
option fstype ext4
option options rw,sync
option enabled 1
option enabled_fsck 0
config swap
option device /dev/sda3
option enabled 1
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I've taken the following steps to confirm this issue:
1. Removed USB Drive (previously working under 1.1.1) reset fstab configuration to default -> Boots no problem LAN interface responds to pings and I can SSH to the LAN interface
2. Reformatted USB Drive partitions
3. reapplied fstab that supports 3 partitioned USB drive (2 Data /dev/sda1 and sda2, 1 swap partition /dev/sda3)
4. inserted USB drive devices and swap properly recognized - LAN interface responds to pings and I can SSH to the LAN interface
5. reboot
6. LAN interface no longer responds to pings nor ssh
7. removed USB while powered on - still no response to pings nor ssh
8. reboot with no USB (fstab still set for 3 partitioned USB) - LAN interface responds to pings and I can SSH to the LAN interface
UPDATE:
9. Reformatted USB Drive and reduced partions to 2 (14GB storage, 2GB Swap)
10. Looked at device assignments - It appears as though /dev/sda2 is "skipped" during device numeration. The second partition is recognized as/dev/sda3 NOT /dev/sda2
11. ran "mkswap /dev/sda3"
12. updated the default fstab swap options to point to /dev/sda3 (note I only have 2 partions now, as previously stated /dev/sda2 is skipped in version 2.0.0)
13. reboot
14. Pineapple functioning as expected
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I've taken the following steps to confirm this issue:
1. Removed USB Drive (previously working under 1.1.1) reset fstab configuration to default -> Boots no problem LAN interface responds to pings and I can SSH to the LAN interface
2. Reformatted USB Drive partitions
3. reapplied fstab that supports 3 partitioned USB drive (2 Data /dev/sda1 and sda2, 1 swap partition /dev/sda3)
4. inserted USB drive devices and swap properly recognized - LAN interface responds to pings and I can SSH to the LAN interface
5. reboot
6. LAN interface no longer responds to pings nor ssh
7. removed USB while powered on - still no response to pings nor ssh
8. reboot with no USB (fstab still set for 3 partitioned USB) - LAN interface responds to pings and I can SSH to the LAN interface
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config global automount
option from_fstab 1
option anon_mount 1
is in there twice
One is automount the other is autoswap
config global automount <--- Mount
option from_fstab 1
option anon_mount 1
config global autoswap <--- Swap
option from_fstab 1
option anon_swap 1
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I have upgraded my Pineapple IV to 2.0.0 but when I use fstab to mount my (16GB) SanDisk Fit USB drive card I loose poe/lan connectivity. I also saw a similar thread on this issue yesterday here: http://forums.hak5.org/index.php?showtopic=25731&view=findpost&p=202088
I have 3 partitions on a 16GB drive (last partition is swap)
config global automount
option from_fstab 1
option anon_mount 1
config global autoswap
option from_fstab 1
option anon_swap 1
config mount
option target /usb
option device /dev/sda1
option fstype ext4
option options rw,sync
option enabled 1
option enabled_fsck 0
config mount
option target /usb2
option device /dev/sda2
option fstype ext4
option options rw,sync
option enabled 1
option enabled_fsck 0
config swap
option device /dev/sda3
option enabled 1
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ive upgraded my pineapple 4 to 2.0.0 but when I use fstab to mount the micro sd card in my huawei modem K3765 updated to E1762 I loose poe/lan connectivity
config global automount
option from_fstab 1
option anon_mount 1
config global autoswap
option from_fstab 1
option anon_swap 1
config mount
option target /usb
option device /dev/sda
option fstype ext4
option options rw,sync
option enabled 1
option enabled_fsck 0
config mount
option target /usb
option device /dev/sda1
option fstype ext4
option options rw,sync
option enabled 1
option enabled_fsck 0
config swap
option device /dev/sda2
option enabled 1
I can connect using wireless and I can see the micro sd card mounted successfully, everything else seems to work fine but I am unable to connect via web interface, putty or winscp via poe/lan, the same setup works well on the older firmware version 1.1.1
any ideas anyone
I can confirm that I also have this issue using the SanDisk Fit USB drive
I have 3 partitions on a 16GB drive (last partition is swap)
config global automount
option from_fstab 1
option anon_mount 1
config global autoswap
option from_fstab 1
option anon_swap 1
config mount
option target /usb
option device /dev/sda1
option fstype ext4
option options rw,sync
option enabled 1
option enabled_fsck 0
config mount
option target /usb2
option device /dev/sda2
option fstype ext4
option options rw,sync
option enabled 1
option enabled_fsck 0
config swap
option device /dev/sda3
option enabled 1
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This is correct. You can flash the OpenWrt Hornet using the following steps after it boots up: