Unfortunately the only other router I own is a Airport Express, which only has a 100 Mb/s Ethernet port. I tried different cables, confirmed the cables connecting at 1 Gb/s with the R7000 using another machine, and tried to force the NIC into a 1 Gb/s connection using both ethtool and mii-tool all to no avail. I was hoping that somebody with more know-how ?) could help me with this issue. However, one thing has been bothering me for quite a while now I am unable to connect the Storcenter at 1Gb/s to my R7000 (running dd-wrt). Installing Archlinuxarm has really put the life back into this aging NAS-box. I'm on the latest kirkwood-dt kernel using the kirkwood-iomega_ix2_200.dts overlay. For xorg, it was a bit more difficult.I own an Iomega Storcenter ix2-200 and installed Archlinuxarm following the instructions posted by Sven Kiljan at notably those on the headless preparation (i.e., not via TTL). I was forced to make a new console keymap from scratch to get all my keys working 'apple-style'. My second issue was the keyboard mapping. Finally, I've bless-ed those files with OsX from another computer, so that my new install can boot without rEFIt. Then, after the standard Arch install, I've made a HFS+ partition for the *.efi grub2 have generated. Moreover, my CDROM drive is dead, so I had to boot Arch install from a live USB. I've spent a lot of time to install Arch on a Macbook 1.1, and I've fixed several issues that can be of real interest for other people.įirst, my hard drive was brand new, and I wanted a pure EFI boot.

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