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00:03.46Foxxzanyone have the slug's ethernet driver compiled for 2.6? im working on a debian disk image for it
00:13.00kollayes
00:13.35kollaif you're running little endian there's no hope afaik
00:14.48ka6sox-officethe npe driver is only compiled BE
00:16.18Foxxztheres a new version
00:16.22Foxxz2.0 offers both
00:16.34Foxxzbut i dont have the montavista stuff to do it myself
00:19.08kollawould be practical with litle endian, then I could have the slugs share code with the zaurus andvarious
00:19.55ka6sox-officeis CSR and other ixp ish things ported to LE?
00:20.26Foxxzi have a 2.6 kernel running little endian
00:20.35Foxxzper the debian install instructions
00:21.32Foxxzbut no onboard ethernet. there is a new intel access lib that will support the npe in LE but it require montavista or something else o compile which as i understand isnt free
00:24.32Foxxzif you dont mind using a usb ethernet adapter then it works fine otherwise
00:27.32ka6sox-officemostly this group uses the BE  stuffs...haven't played much with LE on Slug.
00:27.49Foxxzyea i kno
00:28.16ka6sox-officeonly person we had working on LE stuff was beewoolie
00:28.23CIA-803jbowler * 10upslug/upslug.c:
00:28.23CIA-8This removes the 'out of sequence' error when receiving responses - instead
00:28.23CIA-8the command retries. This handles an observed problem on a loaded network
00:28.23CIA-8where the upslug fails due to (apparently) dropped responses.
00:28.28ka6sox-officeand that was a bootloader that he
00:28.56ka6sox-officeturned into BE
00:30.03Foxxzim working on just repacking debian (LE) so it doesnt require the serial mod to get working
00:33.56geojeffka6sox-office, have you worked on libao makefile yet? and to get a fix, would i rerun make build-optware-nslu2?
00:34.36ka6sox-officeI'm close...debugging
00:34.50geojeffcool
00:36.19ka6sox-officeit'll be in the feed when its fixed.
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04:24.31geojeffblaster8, my emerge -u world finally finished, and now i see what you mean by updating a bunch of config files -- 97  :)
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08:36.09salacan anyone explane to me how can i add 4 ram chips to nslu2, i got 128mb pc133 sdram with 8 chips
08:36.55ka6soxyou can only add 2 to the existing ones or replace them with 4 max
08:37.17salacan i add just 2 hwhat do you mean by 4 max?
08:37.38sala*what do you mean by 4 max?
08:37.49ka6sox2 banks of 2 memory devices
08:38.13salastill don't get it
08:38.20salayou mean 4 memory chips
08:39.13ka6soxyes.
08:39.43salabut is there some picture of it how can i do it
08:40.11salabecause this is juts not replaceing 2 memory chips that are there by default
08:42.01salaIf you are using 4 chips then the /CS pin (pin 19) of the 2 "piggy backed" chips should be connected together to the unconnected pin on PR12. this line is just too much to understand
08:42.48ka6soxthe other /CS pin for the "other" bank is connected to PR12
08:43.04salais there any scheme for it?
08:43.15ka6soxyes
08:43.27ka6soxthey have to be the same size (any and all chips used)
08:43.46ka6soxyou can use XXM16's only
08:44.00ka6soxit comes with 2X 8M16's for 32MB of ram
08:44.36ka6soxyou can "double" it by piggybacking 2 *more* 8M16's and create a 64MB slug.
08:44.56ka6soxor you can replace with 16M16's for the same amount of ram (64MB)
08:45.19ka6soxyou can go all the way up to 4X 32M16's for a grand total of 256MB.
08:45.46salai got 8M16
08:45.49sala8 of them
08:46.05ka6soxthen you can piggyback them for a grand total of 64MB.
08:47.13salai better trying to find some 16M16 ones, then i can just add 2 of them
08:47.28ka6soxreplace them...not add.
08:47.37ka6soxthey all have to be the same size
08:47.52salaenglish is not my native language, sorry:P
08:48.26salai take them from pc133 sdram modules
08:48.28ka6soxno problem...you just won't see the extra 32mb if you stack 16M16's on 8M16's
08:49.22salai have not seen much 32M16 and i dont want to mess with 4 chips
08:49.48ka6soxgood plan
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08:55.24ka6soxsala, you are on the right track.
09:06.14CIA-803ka6sox 07org.nslu2-linux.dev * r2ebe57c0... 10/Makefile: Added the Ubuntu-host-setup target
09:06.16CIA-803ka6sox 07org.nslu2-linux.dev * r85c18288... 10/Makefile: Fix the added the Ubuntu-host-setup target
09:06.50dyoungCongratulations, thats ka6sox's first monotone commit.
09:06.51blaster8ka6sox: can you update the setup-gentoo-host target with some changes?
09:07.31blaster8http://people.pwf.cam.ac.uk/mlj28/makefilechanges
09:07.56blaster8just fixing a bug and getting ppl to use monotone 0.
09:07.57blaster822
09:09.37blaster8also, surely it should be a setup-host-ubuntu target ?? (minor niggle)
09:09.40ka6soxwhat is the diff on that change?
09:09.57ka6soxsetup-host-ubuntu
09:09.59blaster8I don't know what the current monotone makefile is
09:10.08ka6soxk
09:10.16blaster8the change is really simple
09:10.33blaster8look where you get a line saying 'setup-host-gentoo:'
09:10.41ka6soxyes
09:11.12blaster8then copy/paste the next 5 lines into the current monotone makefile, pasting over the equivalent lines in there atm
09:11.43ka6soxall the way up to the emerg
09:12.02blaster8basically, you need to change monotone-0.21 to monotone-0.22 - then boost-1.32 to boost 1.32.0
09:12.37blaster8then you have to push the changes (somehow) so the makefile on the website gets updated
09:13.37blaster8actually, NAiL may have already updated my changes without telling me, now I actually look at the Makefile, so you may not need to bother
09:13.40blaster8sorry
09:14.49ka6soxk
09:15.25blaster8remember to push your changes to get them onto the website :)
09:15.39ka6soxI did.
09:15.48blaster8cool
09:15.56ka6soxbut because I setup a new machine today I forgot to set something up.
09:15.59ka6soxits fixed now.
09:16.06ka6soxso I manually put it there.
09:17.12blaster8do you need to muck around with /etc/apt-get/sources.list ?
09:17.17blaster8from the default, that is
09:17.21ka6soxyes
09:17.26ka6soxyou have to add universe
09:17.45ka6soxI should add that to the wikipage.
09:17.48ka6soxlet me do that now.
09:18.32blaster8http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Development/MasterMakefile
09:21.12CIA-803dyoung 07org.nslu2-linux.dev * r0b9efff5... 10/Makefile: Housecleaning
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11:04.37blaster8BusyBox 1.01 is out: http://www.busybox.net/
11:05.03blaster8loadsa patches: http://www.busybox.net/downloads/Changelog
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11:45.29blaster8hopefully, I'm now running a TurboSlug :)
11:47.33blaster8hmm, how do you find out proc speed?
11:48.16rwhitbydmesg
11:48.50rwhitbyor cat /proc/cpuinfo
11:51.43blaster8hmm, just get a BogoMIPS reading - 263.78 ??
11:54.42rwhitbyyep, that's turbo
11:54.52blaster8good - but I noticed something else in dmesg
11:54.58blaster8EXT2-fs warning (device sda1): ext2_fill_super: mounting ext3 filesystem as ext2
11:55.05rwhitbyopenslug?
11:55.08blaster8indeed
11:55.13blaster8HEAD
11:55.18rwhitbyyou forgot the -t ext3 in turnup disk
11:55.29rwhitbyplease add it to the FAQ - you're the third person so far :-)
11:55.31blaster8hmm - or it's just not documented ??
11:55.57blaster8ok, I'll make update, recompile, flash and start again
11:56.05blaster8and add it to the instructions
11:56.26rwhitbyactually, just turnup ram, reboot, turnup disk with the right options
11:56.43rwhitbyor turnup flash, reboot, turnup disk ...
11:56.53rwhitbyor edit /linuxrc on the flash manually ...
11:57.13blaster8I can't run any production stuff on the NSLU2 before Openslug/LAMP is ready
11:57.38blaster8so I'm keeping running HEAD and testing as much stuff as I can, while I still have a devSlug
11:57.50rwhitbyah, ok, cool.
11:57.52blaster8thanks for the hint, though
11:58.06rwhitbywanna test Unslung 6.0 while you're there?
11:58.55blaster8ok
11:59.22blaster8I'll build the latest unslung when openslug has finished (shouldn't take long to rebuild)
12:00.12rwhitbyrun "make unslung-binary-firmware" - that will get the version which is based on R63 (but has the ufsd.o module removed)
12:01.00blaster8ok
12:01.11blaster8I updated the makefile this morning, so that should be ok
12:11.28blaster8right - running gzip benchmark for about 10 minutes to check all is ok
12:26.37blaster8re: busybox - I mentioned in #oe, so someone there may be on the case
12:27.26NAiLYeah, quite possible.. Checking anyway to see if there are changes that'll break things
12:27.35NAiLAnd I think the backtick change just might
12:30.52NAiLfinallyt
12:30.58NAiLstatic leases for udhcpd
12:31.16NAiLI was waiting for that for my wrt54gs
12:31.54NAiLand fixed date.. good
12:32.03blaster8NAiL: That Changelog link I gave you may not be accurate for 1.0.1
12:32.14blaster8http://www.busybox.net/lists/busybox/2005-August/015424.html
12:32.18NAiLIt's rc3
12:32.24NAiLbut there's a lot of nice changes
12:33.07NAiLyes!
12:33.10NAiL*finally*
12:33.12NAiLI think
12:33.22NAiLThere's a start_stop_daemon -q fix
12:33.29NAiLMaybe it finally listens ;)
12:34.53NAiLhaha
12:34.54NAiL10120: Make init suck slightly less.  (needs a complete rewrite in 1.1)
12:35.08NAiLyes.. busybox init sucks :(
12:35.31blaster8rwhitby: there is no make unslung-binary-firmware target, only make unslung-binary-kernel
12:36.06rwhitbyok, that's it
12:36.10blaster8so I have to make unslung first?
12:36.13rwhitbynopw
12:36.18rwhitbynope
12:36.20blaster8ok
12:36.38blaster8it's going
12:36.57dyoungNAiL is slacking, I've held both heads for more than 2 hrs!
12:37.15NAiLwhaaa?
12:37.17NAiL;)
12:37.21NAiLYes, I am
12:37.26NAiLI've been out driving again
12:37.27dyoungI'm totally amazed
12:37.33dyoungyoure usually a commit machine!
12:37.43NAiLActually, I've been out spinning around at 60km/h :D
12:37.43dyoungdont tell me you've actually run out of stuff to commit??
12:37.52dyoungheh heh.
12:37.54NAiLAs of right now? I actually think I have
12:38.10dyounglooking for a project?
12:38.25NAiLIt's a requirement for the drivers licence here... You have to learn how to handle driving on ice
12:38.32NAiLI have a few projects
12:38.34NAiLSamba is one
12:38.40rwhitbyyeah, wizd should be a cinch ...
12:38.53NAiLheh, what was wizd again? Some streaming stuff?
12:39.16dyoungFor Rwhitby's neuston, and my actiontec. :-)
12:39.38NAiLIt's fun to drive at ~65km/h and hit the breaks... Nothing happens for a little while, then you start spinning around ;)
12:39.57NAiLbrakes
12:40.02blaster8what car do you have?
12:40.18NAiLNone. I will hopefully get my first car later this year...
12:40.28NAiLI haven't been in a hurry with getting one
12:40.39NAiLThings to play with have been more important ;)
12:40.51blaster8hard to justify getting a car when we have a rail station literally 2 minutes away
12:40.57NAiLBut, by the looks of it, I'm getting a very old car
12:41.08NAiL25 years old. It's in a very good shape though
12:41.13NAiLAnd it's a very nice car :D
12:41.22blaster8how far north is trondheim?
12:41.29dyoung1980's... hmm.
12:41.45dyoungblaster8: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/developers.php
12:42.17NAiLdyoung: yes, before Porsche got turbo.
12:42.38dyoungI'm pretty sure is the northern most developer
12:42.45dyoungpretty sure NAiL is....
12:42.52NAiLSo am I
12:43.15blaster8hmm, I went to Abisko in Sweden once
12:43.22blaster8little place above the arctic circle
12:43.31NAiLThat'd be farther north than me
12:43.43NAiLI can't wait until I get that caaar
12:43.55blaster8quite a bit - took ages to get to their airport from Oslo
12:43.59NAiLhehehe :)
12:44.09dyoungNAiL: youre getting a Porsche ?
12:44.10blaster8I never realised there was that much up there?
12:44.14NAiLdyoung: 911 CS
12:44.16rwhitbyNAiL is northernmost and I am southernmost
12:44.18dyoungwoo
12:44.39rwhitbydyoung is closest to date line
12:45.03NAiLdyoung: A friend of the family is going to sell his. It's in really good shape. I've test-driven it a bit. It rawks
12:45.23rwhitby(parted) print
12:45.23rwhitbyDisk geometry for /dev/sda: 0.000-76319.085 megabytes
12:45.23rwhitbyDisk label type: msdos
12:45.23rwhitbyMinor    Start       End     Type      Filesystem  Flags
12:45.23rwhitby1          0.031  76144.021  primary   ext3
12:45.25rwhitby2      76144.021  76261.684  primary   ext3
12:45.26rwhitby3      76261.685  76316.594  primary   linux-swap
12:45.26dyoungonly one thing to say about performance vehicles....
12:45.28rwhitby(parted) resize 2 76144.021 76154.021
12:45.28kollaI think perhaps I live a few meters further north of NAiL :)
12:45.30rwhitbyNo Implementation: This ext2 filesystem has a rather strange layout!  Parted
12:45.32rwhitbycan't resize this (yet).
12:45.33dyoungDont Kill Yourself.
12:45.34rwhitby(parted)
12:45.36rwhitby:-(
12:45.44rwhitbyAnyone got parted to work on an Unslung disk?
12:45.54NAiLrwhitby: I didn't get parted to work on openslug
12:46.05dyoungis parted endian aware?
12:46.06NAiLdyoung: I'm a very careful driver actually
12:46.29NAiLrwhitby: I tried compiling parted natively. And it didn't recognize my ext2(3?) fs
12:46.36blaster8at least for me, fdisk can write but not read partitions
12:46.38dyoungNAiL: I'm sure you are. :-)  But the performance sometimes... well.. just gets the better of you.
12:46.46NAiLdyoung: well, yes ;)
12:46.55dyoungBwaaa!!!
12:46.59dyoungheh
12:47.29NAiLCan't drive it most of the winter though. Hind-wheel drive, engine in back. If it's slippery, it's hell getting back on track again.
12:47.32dyoungI recently got a turbo.  so... heh.
12:47.45dyoungExtreme Oversteer!
12:49.37DaKathere... I have a working apache, with everything somewhat in shape, I think..
12:49.46NAiLDaKa: Great work :D
12:49.51blaster8well done
12:50.12blaster8is mod_gzip supported, out of interest?
12:50.23DaKahm..
12:51.12NAiLblaster8: uclibc just might have been upgraded now as well... Wonder what neat changes are in there
12:51.29blaster8hopefully some application fixes
12:51.46blaster8but uclibc devs are a bit bigheaded about implementing workarounds
12:52.40DaKablaster8: is mod_gzip in apache2 default, or add on?
12:53.11NAiLzzziirc, it's default
12:53.26blaster8aah, you're using apache2
12:53.30blaster8didn't realise
12:53.41DaKaah yes..
12:54.25blaster8hmm, in fact I need mod_deflate for apache2, and it is native but has to be 'compiled in'
12:54.42DaKahm...
12:55.05blaster8it's just I have very limited upload bandwidth - that's all
12:55.08blaster8I'll look into it
12:55.21DaKais it in the source? and just some --enable-deflate?
12:55.27blaster8I assume the second
12:56.17DaKahm.. I'll commit what I have, and try to somehow get autobuildning working, and then we can start adding/changing stuff for real
12:56.42rwhitbyCIA-8: wake up
12:56.51blaster8don't worry, probably just me who will ever request it
12:57.21rwhitbyDaKa: cross or native?
12:57.34DaKarwhitby: native
12:57.51DaKacross should be possible, but lots of things to fix
12:58.37blaster8how about php (more silly questions ;) )
12:59.06DaKaphp is in oe, just needs to somehow build the apache-module for us..
12:59.17DaKaand that can be a problem
12:59.28DaKabecause it needs the apache headers, staged in the native
12:59.41blaster8[g2] has had apache/php natively building for a while
12:59.47DaKaso.. I guess php needs to be built native too, or that fixed somehow..
12:59.47blaster8but independently of OE
12:59.57blaster8(I think)
13:00.03DaKayes, the thing is packaging it...
13:00.19blaster8I've had a look at the PHP packages (horrendous)
13:00.56DaKarwhitby: does OE has any standard on "real" native packages, that needs to be compiled on the target system?
13:01.44blaster8gotta love upslug btw
13:01.52blaster8rock solid over my wireless network
13:02.11dyoungyou know how it was written right?
13:02.21blaster8no - surprise me ;)
13:03.39dyoungsomeone wrote the basic one to have it return the config info.  Christopher spend a day or two snooping the packets (from the actual sercomm utility) and crafted the bits that allowed it to actualy write.
13:04.07blaster8it's really good - the autodetect only detects my slug too (nothing else) which is handy
13:04.10dyoungthe writing bits were completely reverse engineered.
13:04.39blaster8really clever stuff going on in this project
13:04.44dyoungThe jbowler came onboard and made it dyoung-resistant.
13:04.53blaster8;)
13:06.05rwhitbyDaKa: dunno
13:06.21DaKaoh well, I added 'raise bb.parse.SkipPackage("Apache will only build nativly (TARGET_ARCH == BUILD_ARCH)")' to apache
13:06.27dyoungI love upslug too
13:06.59DaKaso noone accidentaly thinks it will build cross
13:08.34blaster8need to order the parts to finish customising my NSLU2
13:08.51blaster8the board works nicely in its new case
13:09.16blaster8just need to add replacement power buttons, LEDs, USB-Serial, USB Hub etc
13:09.38blaster8the only shame is that I realised the case is bigger than my Mac mini :(
13:09.49blaster8but the power supply is integrated, at least
13:09.52rwhitbyMegaSlug
13:09.57blaster8yeah
13:10.17dyoungDo you have a 5 drive array in there too?
13:10.23blaster8not yet :)
13:10.27blaster8need money for that
13:11.14blaster8going to upgrade the disk to a Seagate 40GB and add 512MB of USB Flash once everything else is working
13:11.38blaster8the Fujitsu 10GB in atm was cheap but isn't exactly quiet
13:11.39geojeffi'll end up making a CatFoodContainerSlug -- i've been buying cat food in these plastic tubs for a year, thinking about needing a waterproof container for whatever frog logger thing i ended up using :)
13:12.10Eiffeltry an 2,5" hdd blaster they are quiet normally
13:12.39blaster8let's put it this way - my current drive is louder than my Mac mini
13:13.06rwhitbyMy 2.5" laptop drive is louder than my 3.5" desktop drive.
13:13.31rwhitbyHitachi vs Seagate ACE
13:15.49blaster8the great thing is that the internal power supply in the case I bought is a beast - 3A at 5V
13:16.04blaster8so I can power the slug, a hard drive and 2 other full power USB devices
13:16.07EiffelACE ? where did you get one normaly they arenīt sold to endusers
13:24.10rwhitbyEiffel: it came out of a TopField PVR, who's 80GB ACE disk was replaced by a 250GB normal disk.
13:24.51rwhitbyBut the 80Gb ACE drive in a Vantec 3 enclosure, and it's practically silent.
13:25.21Eiffel^^
13:26.43rwhitbyhttp://nslu2-linux.thestuffguy.com/gallery/slug-central
13:26.57rwhitbyThe vantec enclosure matches the slug nicely :-)
13:32.22dyoungWho was it that was playing with the NetFilter stuff under unslung?
13:33.25dyoungthe unslung feed should have the kernel-module-iptable-nat module now.
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14:14.04CIA-803rwhitby * 10unslung/make/ntop.mk: Added the run-time dependency on libxml2.
14:33.58Eiffelhm what happens when i try to run samba without nmbd will access be ristricted via IP only?
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14:47.29Eiffelah k found it so i donīt need it great little bit more ram :-)
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15:21.24CIA-803rwhitby * 10unslung/Makefile: Demoted ntop from wl500g, as it segfaults.
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15:45.54blaster8yay - shortened cable seems to work
15:46.01blaster8very neat
15:48.41blaster8btw, rhitby - can Unslung 6 not be released as a beta?
15:48.59blaster8or if it is, can Unslung 5.5 be promoted to stable
15:50.34ka6sox-zzzzmorning blaster8
15:50.40blaster8morning
15:50.54blaster8sorry about the fussiness about the setup-host script, btw
15:52.05ka6sox-zzzzno problem...we are all trying to get it right.
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15:52.24ka6sox-zzzznow that I have my build system workin now I can get back to fixing broken things.
15:52.30ka6sox-zzzzlike libao
15:52.36blaster8geojeff will be pleased
15:52.39ka6sox-zzzzya
15:52.45ka6sox-zzzzokay off to the mine
15:53.17blaster8oh, btw, new target of the day is make unslung-binary-kernel
15:53.28blaster8for building Unslung 6
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16:11.14blaster8rwhitby: ping
16:11.28blaster8have a bit of odd behaviour from Unslung 6
16:11.55blaster8the status light never stops flashing, but the web interface is fully accessible
16:12.57blaster8now telnetted in perfectly, with the status light still flashing green :)
16:19.04blaster8and it doesn't shut down
16:19.21blaster8just hangs with the status light off and the ethernet light on
16:20.06blaster8though services are down (telnet/web)
16:20.20malfiopenslug/tmp/staging/armeb-linux/include/asm/bitops.h is almost empty, is this my setup or a problem with openslug?
16:21.06NAiLzzzmalfi: 21 lines
16:21.33malfiNAiLzzz: yeah same here :-(
16:21.49blaster8is that an issue?
16:22.09NAiLzzzShouldn't be. Works just fint here
16:22.19malfiyes, I've got a program that uses the bit-test macros (as seens in /usr/include/asm/bitops.h )
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16:29.04malfiI guess it should look like this: http://cvs.blackfin.uclinux.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/uClinux-dist/linux-2.6.x/include/asm-arm/bitops.h?rev=1.4;content-type=text%2Fplain;cvsroot=uclinux533;f=h
16:30.35blaster8rwhitby-asleep: To summarise - Unslung 6 works fine except for the following - 1) No Shutdown (w/button) or Reboot (via telnet), slug hangs on everything off except ethernet light; 2) Status light keeps flashing green after a beep and after the web interface comes up (everything there seems to work fine)
16:30.52blaster8unslinging went ok, mind
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16:33.18JoschiNAiLzzz: I just changed my Samba as on the thread... now it works perfectly
16:40.45Joschiok - perfectly is said too much :-/ i'll investigate the problems and report them here
16:57.17blaster8rwhitby-asleep: one last thing - as far as I am concerned Openslug 2.6 is completely stable (at least the base system) - I think you could easily designate 2.6 now and call it stable
16:58.20NAiLzzzaaaugh
16:58.26blaster8?
16:59.09blaster8obviously n00b onslaught would be an issue, but still, it works well
16:59.16NAiLThat means updating the feeds again ;)
16:59.53NAiLgotta go
17:00.51blaster8not entirely clear why that would mean updating the feeds, but nevermind :)
17:01.33Joschihi!
17:01.34blaster8going off on a limb here, but this might be a time to start a development and a maintenance branch
17:01.44Joschiok did some testing
17:01.54Joschiwith big files it works ok
17:02.05blaster8is this openslug?
17:02.28Joschiwith small files < 10k explorer says "not enough space left on drive"
17:03.07Joschiso i think the way to go would be to use the "old" solution for small files (i.e. write 0's to extend file size) and the new for big files
17:04.51Mattahmm, any idea why ipkg install kernel-module-ip-tables returns error 4 not found in openslug 2.5?
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17:10.38blaster8Matta: because that requires Openslug 2.6
17:11.01blaster8if you want to try it out I can give you an unofficial image
17:11.46blaster8I also hate to say this, but the third word in the documentation does answer your question: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/OpenSlug/OpenSlugIptables
17:16.50Mattaheh, k, thx
17:16.51Matta=)
17:17.14blaster8do you want to test iptables?
17:18.12MattaI'm building a router/firewall of this thing, so I'm depending on it
17:18.28blaster8so do you want a test image, or can you build one yourself?
17:18.37MattaI can build myself
17:18.47Mattaany idea when 2.6 is out "officially" ?
17:19.14blaster8well, I'm lobbying for ASAP, given that I think it is bug free - but you would have to ask rwhitby, who is asleep atm
17:19.51blaster8it's to to 3 in the morning where he is
17:21.24Mattaic
17:26.51Joschianyone can give some hints about natively building openslug packages?
17:27.15blaster8sorry, only do cross compiling here
17:27.59Joschii have to use a windows box here... so i have to boot linux just for compiling :-/
17:28.13Joschii'm just thinking about installing coLinux
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17:28.22blaster8personally, I bought a cheap 1GHz Pentium 3 and use ssh
17:28.40blaster8talk to it from OS X box next to my devSlug
17:28.42RepvikAnyone know anything about the synology DS?
17:29.57Joschii don't think i will have SO much time to spend on it that it will be worth buying an extra pc for that
17:32.46blaster8Joschi: I bought it for ÂĢ58 on eBay and can sell it for ÂĢ58 when I'm finished with it
17:33.14blaster8never bought a PC on eBay which I haven't sold on for a profit when I've finished using it
17:34.22Joschi:)
17:34.29blaster8absolutely
17:35.04blaster8512MB RAM, 2 NICs, onboard and external video (with DVI) and quiet for next to nothing
17:35.54Joschitoo bad that u don't need video when ssh-ing to it ;)
17:36.50blaster8yeah, shame that
18:09.04malfishould oe_runmake automatically use ${STAGING_INCDIR) as an Include directory?
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18:35.38blaster8wondering whether to attach a heatsink...
18:39.40blaster8probably overkill, but I do have one spare
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19:14.54mcfly587hello
19:17.33mcfly587someone is using gentoo to develop unslung package ? i have a problem with the makefile ...
19:17.51ByronTwhat is the problem?
19:17.52mcfly587Calculating dependencies ...done!
19:17.52mcfly587!!! Error: the >=net-www/apache-2 package conflicts with another package.
19:17.52mcfly587!!!        both can't be installed on the same system together.
19:17.52mcfly587!!!        Please use 'emerge --pretend' to determine blockers.
19:18.14mcfly587i dont want to uninstall my system package :/
19:19.31mcfly587i have created a new user : login in root ... and use make setup-host-gentoo
19:20.58jacquesweird
19:21.04ka6sox-officemcfly587, you are using the Master Makefile to create a gentoo build environment?
19:21.10jacquesI wonder why it would want to install apache?
19:21.32jacquesI use gentoo but have never done make setup-host-gentoo
19:22.12mcfly587ka6sox-office, yes i'm running on gentoo and use the wiki help : #
19:22.12mcfly587# wget --cache=off http://www.nslu2-linux.org/Makefile
19:22.28ka6sox-officek
19:22.47ka6sox-officeI'm a debian guy...I'll  let the Gentoo guys answer this one.
19:23.57mcfly587jacques -> How can i create the system file wihtout make setup-host-gentoo
19:25.07ka6sox-officesetup-host-gentoo is supposed to make sure you have all the pre-requsite packages installed so that you can create the build environment.
19:25.19jacquesI have no idea why it wants apache
19:25.22blaster8mcfly587: what are your USE flags?
19:25.37blaster8I used it on a fresh gentoo system and it did not request apache
19:26.15mcfly587no special use flagsd
19:26.26mcfly587nothing in my make.conf for use flags
19:26.36blaster8what package wants apache?
19:27.03mcfly587~dev-libs/boost-1.32.0 ~*
19:27.04mcfly587Calculating dependencies ...done!
19:27.04mcfly587<PROTECTED>
19:27.04blaster8i.e. what was the last package to start before this threw the error
19:27.30mcfly587its possible that's a pre-requiste packages !
19:27.46mcfly587i search
19:27.51blaster8right - run emerge --pretend boost
19:28.25blaster8mcfly587: apache should not be required
19:28.46mcfly587Calculating dependencies ...done!
19:28.46mcfly587[ebuild  N    ] dev-libs/boost-1.32.0-r4
19:28.50ka6sox-officesounds like a protage problem.
19:28.58blaster8can you run emerge sync
19:29.05mcfly587ok
19:30.30blaster8the only package, off the top of my head, that could pull in apache would be subversion
19:31.41blaster8aah
19:31.52mcfly587same problem
19:31.57blaster8found the issue
19:32.11blaster8can you run the following command (one second)
19:33.09blaster8echo ~dev-util/subversion-1.1.4 ~* >> /etc/portage/package.keywords
19:33.11blaster8as root
19:34.25blaster8then retry
19:35.17mcfly587mhmh i have an other error now :) for package apr-util masked ... i'm going to unmask this package in my keywords
19:37.15blaster8echo ~dev-libs/apr-util-0.9.5 ~* >> /etc/portage/package.keywords
19:37.21blaster8will do it - just in case
19:40.10mcfly587that's seems ok, emerge in progress ... :)
19:41.18mcfly587thanks all for your help !
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19:50.36blaster8time to test the power on modification
19:52.07blaster8auto on works, shutdown works
19:55.37blaster8and so does reboot
19:56.01blaster8so, turboed and made to work like a proper embedded system in one day
19:57.57jacquescool
19:59.36blaster8I'll glue a 2 pin header onto the back of the board and use a jumper to make a switch, so I can turn it on and off
19:59.55blaster8but first I need to put in an order to Farnell for all the parts I need to finish this project
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20:07.20blaster8hey rwhitby: notes on Unslung 6 above
20:07.30rwhitbyblaster8: Unslung release schedule is up to ByronT, OpenSlug up to jbowler
20:07.50blaster8thanks - didn't know that
20:09.46rwhitbywe don't even start to consider calling something non-beta until it has been feature-stable and bug-free for at least 6 months.
20:10.24blaster8hmm, bug-free?
20:11.08vapierwish jbowler would stop back in
20:16.49rwhitbyblaster8: saw the notes, thx.  Unfort. I think all those issues require kernel source ...
20:20.56blaster8I'll keep complaining
20:23.18rwhitbythx for testing.  were you able to mount a separate ntfs drive when unslung?
20:25.24AdamBakerrwhitby: re: bug 267 I didn't think we normally used update alternatives when the conflict was only with busybox
20:26.25ka6sox-officeAdamBaker, thats good info to put in the notes section of that bug report.
20:27.43blaster8rwhitby: don't use NTFS, sorry
20:31.52rwhitbyAdamBaker: in that case, netstat should be included in net-tools, and net-tools should be marked as "Conflicts" with busybox.
20:34.54AdamBakerrwhitby: it is included - maybe ipkg doesn't notice the conflict if it is with a link rather than a file and then the install fails, either that or the bug reporter used the force option on ipkg
20:36.49AdamBakerpresumably the conflict should actually be against busybox-links
20:37.34rwhitbyindeed, yes.
20:37.50rwhitbywe should change that in any other packages which conflict with busybox too.
20:38.16rwhitby(BTW, I was the bug reporter :-)
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20:39.36rwhitbyindeed, it is installed.  I guess I based the bug report on ipkgfind output, which looks like it was not correct,
20:47.03AdamBakerIt looks like CIA is still down - I checked in the net-tools change
20:48.32AdamBakerIs Inge still the only person who can create developer bugzilla accounts - he appears to have overlooked the request I sent when I created the net-tools package
20:50.28rwhitbyka6sox can too
20:50.30ka6sox-officeAdamBaker, is this in slugbug?
20:50.42ka6sox-officenet-tools...its an unslung package?
20:51.06AdamBakerka6sox: yes unslung
20:51.38rwhitbyoptware :-)
20:51.44AdamBakermy sf.net name is aabaker if you are keeping them aligned
20:52.09ka6sox-officeoptware-nslu2
20:52.21ka6sox-officewe need to realign the names in Slugbug.
20:53.30ka6sox-officeokay its added.
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21:24.57Joschihi - how can i get bb to recreate the files in /tmp/cross ?
21:56.47Joschino clues?
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22:18.26dyoung"the files" isnt very descriptive, and we actually dont require anything to be in /tmp/cross .
22:19.23Joschihm, when i do a "bb samba" it complains, the it can't find armeb-cross-gcc in there...
22:19.38Joschithe thing is that i switched to another buildsystem
22:20.36Joschii compiled on x64 linux before, now i have i386, so it couldn't execute the 64bit-binaries
22:20.42Joschiwhich were in this folder
22:23.08Joschiso i thing i'll remove the whole tmp/ tree again :-/
22:24.12dyoungRight, you will need to re-build your cross-compile env.
22:24.35dyoungthat probably means youre cache needs cleaning too actually.
22:24.46dyoungwhy not just re-make the whole thing by mv tmp tmp.old
22:25.52Joschii wanted to avoid to have to build all packages again
22:26.10Joschibut ok, i'll let it run over night ;)
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