Pfsense Install on Nokia IP390
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cant get the ip390 to boot from hard drive
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So, My recent adventure included….guess... pfsense and an IP390. I think this may help you guys with the LED's. The IP390 I got on eBay had a factory reset cf with ipso 4.2, and turned off the led's, where pfsense did not, I decided to dig.
From file "ipso_startup_complete" from a seperate ipso 6.2 install at "~\ipso-6.2\ipso-6.2\etc\rc.d"
ipsctl -w -n hw:sys_stat:state:startup 0 hw:sys_stat:state:ok
Let me know if this is a projected that was given up on, or if someone needs ref. files.
Adam,
Bombshell Networks -
If you have the files we can look at them but I thought they existed only as compiled binaries.
Steve
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http://www.mediafire.com/download/811gge17b8ofl6m/pfsenseforum-nokia.zip
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Sorry I don't actually have an IP390 to test that.
Someone else might be able to use the binary on the real hardware ans look for the settings it's making.Steve
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Just coming back to give an update on my pfSense project on my IP390:
It's been amazing for the time i've been running it now. Hasn't crashed once. Admittedly I didn't get all the lights working properly so it still displays the system error light but if otherwise it works fine. Only problem I had was when an engineer decided to disconnect the internal fans and it blew a power supply! I had a spare so that was fine, but recommendation: replace all those fans, and make sure they're plugged in. Seriously not cool if you don't have a spare supply around.
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So, My recent adventure included….guess... pfsense and an IP390. I think this may help you guys with the LED's. The IP390 I got on eBay had a factory reset cf with ipso 4.2, and turned off the led's, where pfsense did not, I decided to dig.
From file "ipso_startup_complete" from a seperate ipso 6.2 install at "~\ipso-6.2\ipso-6.2\etc\rc.d"
ipsctl -w -n hw:sys_stat:state:startup 0 hw:sys_stat:state:ok
Let me know if this is a projected that was given up on, or if someone needs ref. files.
Adam,
Bombshell NetworksNot so much given up on, but I haven't really had the time to continue messing as late. But i'm guessing that you're talking about an IPSO command right there? I think I found that when I was digging around in the IPSO firmware that came on one of my units. I think I tried to look into this but we need the hardware reference of "sys_stat" in order to set this on or off.
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Just wondered if you know the error codes on startup - I have an ip390 here and was working fine - restarted it and I get 41 on the on board LED and no serial output.
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A few quick searches show "41 - OEM post memory initialization codes", maybe swap out ram, or maybe bad ram slot?
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there are 3 LED related functions in the Check Point kernel ...
- janus_pld_red_led_set (Bit 0x01)
- janus_pld_yellow_led_set (Bit 0x02)
- janus_pld_green_led_set (Bit 0x08)
they write to port 0x348 ... this seems to be the Altera MAX II chip (PLD) next to the diag display
btw: the PLD also monitors powersupply status
... and there are 4 LED related functions for 'Phalanx PLD' ... - phalanx_pld_red_led_set
- phalanx_pld_yellow_led_set
- phalanx_pld_green_led_set
- phalanx_pld_disk_led_set *****
this might be the explanation for the 'missing' led on the frontpanel PCB (Bit 0x04 is assume)
hope this helps - sorry for the late reply ;)
/paketix
