About

My name is Yohanes Nugroho, I am a senior programmer in a startup Company in Chiang Mai. In my spare time, I like to do programming. I have written several freeware and open source applications for Symbian operating system.

You may found this page because of my other work: I ported the Linux kernel 2.6 to run on Agestar NAS (and there are many devices that have similar hardware, for instance: Coolmax , NS-348S, Emprex, NSD-100, Agestar NCB3AHT, revoltec rs049). The information regarding Agestar can be accessed in these pages:

  1. Posting marked with agestar category
  2. Installing Debian on Agestar (no serial port needed)
  3. Installing Debian on Agestar (using serial port)

yohanes Dec 21st 2006 02:13 am 16 Comments Trackback URI Comments RSS

16 Responses to “About”

  1. Namik Tirakon 12 Jul 2008 at 11:14 pm link comment

    Hi,
    I have a FT3563-BT .
    I want to using debian on NAS like you.
    Can you make a frimware “xxxx.bin” to upgrade.

    Namik
    Best Regards.

  2. gh1f4ron 22 Jul 2008 at 11:20 am link comment

    ” In my spare time, I like to do programming ”

    Luar biasa hobby-nya :)

    Kapan aku bisa berguru ?

  3. one_bull2000@yahoo.comon 22 Jul 2008 at 6:25 pm link comment

    need to know much about brontok..aomeone who know about brontok pls email me…

  4. Wutipong W.on 15 Aug 2008 at 1:31 am link comment

    Hi,

    Your works with Agestar’s NAS is really interesting. I’ve just purchase one today and I’m thinking about trying to install Linux to it (would love to see it runs Gentoo).

    I’m a programmer too, but I don’t have much experience programing open source stuff (especially Linux).

    How’s the whether in Chaing Mai, it’s quite hot with rain in Bangkok. I’m looking for a chance to visit Chaing Mai some time :).

  5. Silvinaon 17 Aug 2008 at 1:56 am link comment

    Hi, I’m Silvina. I’ve used msgexport from march to july without a problem, you give me the solution for a big problem : to store my sms in a unique file.
    But I had a problem, I’ve updated my n95’s firmware to the last version, and I tryied to install the application once again and it gives me a certificate error.
    What can I do?
    Greetings, and thanks once again for the application.
    Silvina.

  6. pebbieon 19 Aug 2008 at 4:52 pm link comment

    :D baru baca yang tentang kritik teknis Nusa.. :D
    ternyata ada yang nanggapin serius..

  7. yohaneson 19 Aug 2008 at 9:45 pm link comment

    @Wutipong: the weather is fine here. Many rains. I hope you have a good luck with your install.

    @Silvina: try redownloading the latest version.

  8. zzon 24 Sep 2008 at 11:47 am link comment

    Try This product

    I think it better than AgeStar

    http://www.final4u.com/store/35-inch-hdd-nas-with-print-server-and-bit-torrent-p-9228.html

  9. yohaneson 24 Sep 2008 at 1:24 pm link comment

    Hi zz

    What do you mean by better? I can’t find any review for it (or even the official product page for it), and from the specification, I think it has the same feature as Agestar.

  10. zzon 24 Sep 2008 at 10:20 pm link comment

    I think it too.. , I cannot found any more information too..

    I’m using NSLU2 , It very slow to run debian-arm,I think it not much ram to run , same Agestar ( ram 32 / flash 8)

  11. zzon 25 Sep 2008 at 6:23 pm link comment

    Sorry I just saw real product I think performance same Agestar
    it using ram v58c2256164 and flash EN29LV640H

  12. anacronon 02 Oct 2008 at 5:47 pm link comment

    Hello, I was just thinking with your agestar hacking, Which is really awesome job btw, is there a possibility to attach another drive or printer in agestar with the regular firmware, but when running debian, can it be used as a normal usb-port? can you attach any usb-device to it (of course which is supported by debian and the kernel) I had this idea, what if I would put a usb soundcard to it, I could have really small remote mp3-player in my livingroom, which could be controlled by any computer, that would be really nice, but as well if it would support other stuff as well, like bluetooth and such, it would make have debian in agestar much more usefull.

    Greetings from Finland

  13. yohaneson 02 Oct 2008 at 10:09 pm link comment

    Hello, I was just thinking with your agestar hacking, Which is really awesome job btw, is there a possibility to attach another drive or printer in agestar with the regular firmware, but when running debian, can it be used as a normal usb-port?

    With the debian firmware, you can still use agestar as normal USB
    port (but you should shut it down using the shutdown command to make
    sure that all cache have been written to disk).

    can you attach any usb-device to it (of course which is supported by debian and the kernel) I had this idea, what if I would put a usb soundcard to it, I could have really small remote mp3-player in my livingroom, which could be controlled by any computer, that would be really nice, but as well if it would support other stuff as well, like bluetooth and such, it would make have debian in agestar much more usefull.

    Greetings from Finland

    Theoretically you should be able to attach any USB device to agestar, I only tried using USB to network adapter when developing the network driver and several USB disk, and everthyng works fine

    Regarding your idea about audio, because NSLU2 is a little bit more
    powerful (little bit faster, same memory) compared to Agestar, I look
    around to see if someone else has done it before. From the information
    in here:

    http://www.hermann-uwe.de/blog/playing-audio-on-the-nslu2

    I tried madplay, and because i don’t have a USB audio device, i tried
    writing to device NULL, and it took 1 minute 5 seconds to decode a
    music file of 4 minutes 11 seconds. I also tried writing the decoded
    mp3 to file and it took 1 minute 36 seconds to decode. The decoding
    time is much faster than real time, so it seems the CPU in the Agestar
    is powerful enough to play MP3.

    (note: i also tried mplayer, and as he said it doesn’t work)

  14. Bruce M Simpsonon 14 Oct 2008 at 3:41 pm link comment

    I received a reply from Cavium about the STR9104.

    There are downloadable GPLed materials here:
    http://www-hk.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Content_C1&childpagename=HK%2FLayout&cid=1145862125829&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper

    See under WAP4400N.

    cheers and keep on hacking…
    BMS

  15. yohaneson 17 Oct 2008 at 12:55 pm link comment

    Hi Bruce thanks for the information,

    Yes, i found the source for WAP4400N when i started hacking Agestar, but there was some part missing from the Agestar kernel. Their kernel is based on Linux 2.4, and I have managed to port it to kernel 2.6.

  16. nicoon 16 Nov 2008 at 10:20 pm link comment

    hi yohanes,
    dari IF itb ya? masuk tahun berapa?
    aku 88

    met kenal ya….

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