00:00.13 | tbm | Snide: and you're happy so far? |
00:00.42 | Snide | Oh, yea, I couldn't be happier with it |
00:00.54 | Snide | It does everything I could ever need :-P |
00:01.15 | Snide | The only question I have about it is, if it boots the kernel from /boot/vmlinuz |
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00:01.51 | Snide | I have to make a module and hopefully I will be able to get my atmel based Wifi card working |
00:02.23 | tbm | Snide: no, it boots from the kernel in flash; i still need to supply a tool so you can flash the kernel after upgrading the .deb |
00:02.49 | Snide | Well, upslug2 should be able to do that right? |
00:02.52 | tbm | Snide: is that an OSS driver, i.e part of 2.6? or outside/proprietary? |
00:02.53 | tbm | Snide: yeah |
00:03.00 | tbm | but there'll be a nicer way |
00:03.02 | Snide | tbm, yes |
00:03.36 | Snide | The problem is, I couldn't get the wifi card working on my desktop. I think it may only work in the 2.4 tree. |
00:04.11 | tbm | Snide: but the code is there in 2.6? if so, that's a bug and should be reported and fixed |
00:04.39 | Snide | The code is there for PCI based... this is a USB |
00:05.05 | tbm | so usb is supported in 2.4 but 2.6 isn't? That sounds weird |
00:05.31 | Snide | Either that or its a difference in the vanilla 2.4 config and the 2.6 verison I compiled by hand |
00:05.37 | Snide | i.e ohci or the otherone |
00:06.36 | tbm | you could install a debian^Wvendor kernel on your i386 and test with that |
00:07.19 | Snide | Yea, but the i386 is slackware |
00:08.00 | tbm | ah, okay |
00:08.15 | tbm | well, anyway back to the original point... |
00:10.28 | tbm | blah |
00:10.47 | Snide | Well, I hope my room mate turned the slug off, because it was turned off when I got back from work. |
00:11.11 | Snide | and now, after I turn it back on it doesn't boot up |
00:11.25 | tbm | oops :/ |
00:11.39 | tbm | do you have a serial cable? |
00:11.52 | Snide | USB > Serial, but it's not set up |
00:12.29 | tbm | well, you can either do teh telnet redboot trick or put it in upgrade moe and see if it responds |
00:12.35 | tbm | then you know whether it is at least alive |
00:12.43 | Snide | I think its alive |
00:13.13 | Snide | Yea, he tripped over the power cable |
00:13.36 | tbm | ah, okay. So AMTEL should be available as a module already. Can you try? |
00:14.03 | Snide | Yea, if I can SSH into it, but I have no route to host |
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00:18.02 | Snide | Hmm, that would be the first time I rebooted. I didn't think there was anything special that I had to do after it was installed |
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00:36.54 | Snide | Any one know why after a accidental power down the slug will not come up? |
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00:39.05 | ByronT-Log | Snide, that's by design (unless you've modded it with one of the always-on power mods |
00:40.08 | ByronT-Log | or do you mean that you cut it off accidentally and it won't power back up at all (aka it hangs on power up now) |
00:40.52 | ByronT-Log | ah, just read the log |
00:41.33 | ByronT-Log | serial modded slugs (at least with the PL-2303 cables) won't boot unless the usb side is plugged into something |
00:42.28 | ByronT-Log | I've got a mod that will allow that kind of cable to work, but even my mod is not 100 % (meaning it doesn't work with every cable or every serial-capable slug) |
00:42.35 | Snide | Hmm |
00:42.39 | Snide | I don't have serial |
00:42.56 | Snide | It hangs on power up... am about to view logs on the hard drive |
00:43.17 | ByronT-Log | at what point does it hang? |
00:43.41 | ByronT-Log | if it hangs prior to accessing the hdd, you won't see anything in any log |
00:43.57 | Snide | Right, I can't see where it hangs |
00:44.10 | ByronT-Log | describe the LED sequence |
00:44.33 | Snide | Its debian so there are no LED's really |
00:44.41 | ByronT-Log | that will tell you as much as anything else (and there is a wiki page describing the boot sequence along with the led sequence) |
00:45.08 | ByronT-Log | you haven't flashed APEX have you? |
00:45.08 | Snide | i hear the hard drive crunching after I restart, but I can't SSH in |
00:45.16 | Snide | Nope, havn't done APEX |
00:45.39 | ByronT-Log | k, so it some LED sequence has to happen in Redboot at the very least |
00:46.18 | ByronT-Log | in your situation, *I* would first verify that you can still access Redboot |
00:46.50 | ByronT-Log | and then if Redboot is ok - then serialize the slug ASAP |
00:47.57 | ByronT-Log | serial is just about the only way to make sure something in config hasn't been toasted (and makes troubleshooting a heck of a lot easier) |
00:49.05 | ByronT-Log | bbl, good luck Snide |
00:49.35 | Snide | Thanks |
00:49.52 | Snide | I believe that Its fine since it came up for maintenance mode |
00:50.09 | Snide | I will try putting the debian-sda image back on it and see |
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06:42.04 | eddyp | a debian system without a hdd attached should just boot without problems, right? |
06:42.13 | eddyp | and open ssh |
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06:46.01 | tbm | eddyp: no |
06:46.18 | tbm | eddyp: a _debian_ system requires a hdd. if you want hdd-less, you unslug |
06:46.44 | tbm | it's somewhere on my todo list to add some rescue mode when no hdd is attached |
06:48.50 | tbm | anyway, I should sleep |
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12:48.36 | NAiL | hmm |
12:48.37 | NAiL | *** glibc detected *** malloc(): memory corruption: 0x096c7543 *** |
12:48.37 | NAiL | cvs [update aborted]: end of file from server (consult above messages if any) |
12:48.46 | NAiL | I'm not entirely sure I like that message |
12:58.46 | CIA-8 | 03orepvik * 10kernel/2.6.16/defconfig: Update forgotten changes to defconfig |
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13:50.33 | dwery-zzzz | NAiL: the other day I found the pins for the two extra usb ports in the dsmg600: pretty impossible to solder on. |
13:51.45 | NAiL | hmm, they're not traced out to any resistors? |
14:02.12 | NAiL | that's kinda ... odd |
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14:05.22 | NAiL | but that is proving hard... |
14:06.47 | NAiL | hahaha |
14:07.05 | NAiL | "Change device to a bridge" |
14:07.10 | NAiL | I guess that does what I want :-P |
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14:26.09 | NAiL | yay |
14:26.13 | NAiL | bridging adsl-router->ip-phone-adapter->dlink-router->clients |
14:26.23 | NAiL | it's the only way I can get *everything* to work properly |
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15:05.56 | dwery-zzzz | NAiL: i'd say they are not, unless the resistors are on the other side of the pcdb, which I forgot to check. |
15:14.30 | NAiL | strange.. I thought it was necessary to add pull-{up,down}s to those ports |
15:14.49 | NAiL | yay |
15:14.58 | NAiL | this is indeed a good day |
15:16.10 | mwester | Perhaps floating ports would be a good source of entropy, especially if any radio or tv transmitters are nearby? |
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15:32.13 | SkySurfer | hi is it possible to extract files from an imagefile ? |
15:32.37 | NAiL | that depends on the imagefile in question ;) |
15:32.43 | NAiL | is this for the fsg3? |
15:33.01 | SkySurfer | yes |
15:33.19 | NAiL | do you have an url for the firmware image? |
15:33.24 | SkySurfer | the bootloader try failed it seams they changed the port |
15:33.32 | SkySurfer | yes |
15:34.28 | SkySurfer | http://www.freecom.com/objects/00006712.zip |
15:36.17 | NAiL | looking |
15:48.47 | NAiL | OT: Anyone got any experience with Acronis True Image? |
15:49.15 | SkySurfer | a few |
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15:50.22 | NAiL | good? |
15:51.05 | SkySurfer | in my opinion better than norton ghost |
15:51.26 | NAiL | good |
16:04.01 | NAiL | looks like it suits my needs quite good |
16:04.15 | SkySurfer | :) |
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16:14.00 | SkySurfer | news about the image ? |
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16:18.44 | NAiL | urgh |
16:18.45 | NAiL | more netsplit hawoc |
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16:46.15 | SkySurfer | NAiL: have you had some time to have a look at the image ? |
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18:24.49 | kami22 | hi can anyone help me i compiled cyrus sasl from source and i always get this error when i am trying to launch saslpasswd2 in my /var/log/messages: http://pastebin.ca/46515 |
18:43.32 | NAiL | I'm currently controlling 5 windows-boxes from my linux laptop |
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19:28.08 | Daluv | does openslug support xfs? |
19:28.20 | Daluv | I dont find a mkfs.xfs :( |
20:03.21 | eddyp | it would be nice if when pressing the power button, the slug would power off if it was on in Debian; here it only seems to restart |
20:04.09 | eddyp | is this implemented somehow differently? |
20:04.12 | tbm | pepijn: any idea of unslug does this? |
20:05.38 | pepijn | tbm, eddyp: no, i run unslung for about 1 hour ;) |
20:05.57 | pepijn | running debian since |
20:06.44 | pepijn | but i does restart gracefully, so i guess it is configurable |
20:07.06 | pepijn | maybe it is actually the ca line in inittab ? |
20:07.14 | pepijn | eddyp: you care to try? |
20:08.13 | pepijn | replace the -r in /etc/inittab on the line that starts with ca: with an -h |
20:09.01 | pepijn | run 'init q' to load the change |
20:09.05 | pepijn | press button |
20:10.51 | pepijn | beyond me why you want that, though? |
20:24.27 | eddyp | tbm: unslung does this |
20:25.07 | eddyp | I know, I have been using unslung for 4-5 months |
20:25.22 | eddyp | it also beeps when powering on and off |
20:25.43 | pepijn | the beeping is a kernel thing |
20:26.32 | pepijn | if you use the sda1 image (as suggested in tbm's d-i page) you won't have beeping because of the kernel being used |
20:26.50 | pepijn | if you use self-built kernel, it will beep and the leds will work too |
20:26.52 | eddyp | pepijn: I have seen this |
20:27.07 | pepijn | tbm: any plans on using 2.6.16 kernel for the installer ? |
20:27.15 | tbm | pepijn: sure |
20:27.30 | eddyp | pepijn: when it enters unstable |
20:27.38 | tbm | pepijn: the package was uploaded today; once it's built and in the archive we'll have d-i images |
20:27.47 | pepijn | cool |
20:28.06 | pepijn | btw, installed debian using d-i beta2 on MacOSX Virtual PC yesterday |
20:28.10 | pepijn | worked flawlessly |
20:35.38 | CIA-8 | 03bzhou * 10unslung/sources/swi-prolog/ (swi-prolog.mk packages-plld.sh.in.patch): try to get 64bit machine to work |
20:37.36 | eddyp | tbm: yay for one day kernel uploads |
20:42.14 | Daluv | so uhm uh no one is using xfs? |
20:50.27 | eddyp | ext3+jfs |
20:51.50 | eddyp | it seems that jfs it less CPU than other FS |
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21:15.31 | hanjo | hi, anyone having troubles with the openssl package? the armeb.patch is somehow missing... |
21:19.06 | Daluv | is there mkfs.jfs? |
21:19.45 | NAiLZzZ | Daluv: iirc, no. There is XFS support available through ipkg though |
21:20.32 | Daluv | well ipkg return nothin for xfs |
21:20.39 | Daluv | package search that is |
21:21.51 | NAiLZzZ | odd |
21:22.00 | NAiLZzZ | ipkg list|grep xfs? |
21:22.27 | NAiLZzZ | which firmware, btw? |
21:22.39 | Daluv | openslug |
21:23.12 | NAiLZzZ | odd |
21:23.16 | NAiLZzZ | should've been built |
21:23.20 | Daluv | well |
21:23.25 | NAiLZzZ | it's not there ;) |
21:23.36 | Daluv | well jfs |
21:24.07 | Daluv | look like I didnt choose the right firmware :( |
21:24.14 | Daluv | no jfs too. |
21:24.31 | Daluv | I wonder if a formatted jfs driver would work.. |
21:24.35 | Daluv | or xfs |
21:24.36 | NAiLZzZ | lemme see if I can fix it |
21:24.51 | NAiLZzZ | urgh, no... the feeds aren't being built right now |
21:25.10 | Daluv | doesnt to have any module for xfs and jfs |
21:25.17 | Daluv | ... |
21:25.32 | Daluv | there is soem reiserfs support |
21:25.37 | NAiLZzZ | yeah, I know |
21:26.08 | NAiLZzZ | could you file a bug about the missing support? Assign it to repvik, and I'll take a look at it tomorrow. |
21:26.23 | Daluv | ok on the nslu2-linux.org? |
21:26.33 | NAiLZzZ | slugbug.nslu2-linux.org |
21:26.54 | Daluv | ok will do that right now. |
21:27.05 | NAiLZzZ | thx |
21:27.39 | Daluv | in openslug package |
21:27.40 | Daluv | right? |
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23:02.47 | CIA-8 | 03repvik * r285 10/releases/slugos-3.6-beta/openembedded/packages/linux/ (39 files in 2 dirs): ixp4xx-kernel: Upgrade to 2.6.16-final |
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