I first did a simple test: leave the pandaboard idle, after 5 days no crash.
Robert, I followed your instructions but after reboot I have only the serial console and no network. It seems because my boot.script has smsc95xx.macaddr=32:57:F8:93:E1:CD and it looks like it blocks loading of the module with the newer kernel:
I've found no way to tell modprobe to not pass macaddr.
After I edit /boot/boot.script to remove this option when I run flash-kernel I get "Unsupported platform."
So I looked at flash-kernel code and ran manually the line to update boot.scr and managed to reboot with network this time (but another MAC address ...)
Then it looks like I lost some memory (I removed the line mem= and
I first did a simple test: leave the pandaboard idle, after 5 days no crash.
Robert, I followed your instructions but after reboot I have only the serial console and no network. It seems because my boot.script has smsc95xx. macaddr= 32:57:F8: 93:E1:CD and it looks like it blocks loading of the module with the newer kernel:
[ 474.915527] smsc95xx: Unknown parameter `macaddr'
I've found no way to tell modprobe to not pass macaddr.
After I edit /boot/boot.script to remove this option when I run flash-kernel I get "Unsupported platform."
So I looked at flash-kernel code and ran manually the line to update boot.scr and managed to reboot with network this time (but another MAC address ...)
Then it looks like I lost some memory (I removed the line mem= and
Mem: 489252k total, 88104k used, 401148k free, 5700k buffers
Here is my /proc/cmdline:
# cat /proc/cmdline b5d2dfb1- 270c-4966- abe6-dfe7a2a17e fd console= ttyO2,115200n8
text ro root=UUID=
I removed "elevator=noop vram=32M mem=768M" since you made no mention of those.
What is your /proc/cmdline?
Thanks!