**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Nov 04 02:59:57 2009
Nov 04 08:09:40 <Danicasti> Buongiorno!
Nov 04 10:23:15 <decodecoding> Hi all
Nov 04 10:24:02 <blathijs> ey decodecoding
Nov 04 10:25:14 <decodecoding> I've been testing Windows 7 and FOnera 2.0n samba. So far so good and no windows tweaks needed
Nov 04 10:25:40 <blathijs> Nice :-)
Nov 04 12:08:11 <MVX4> hi, the adapter arrived.
Nov 04 12:08:29 <blathijs> The serial thingy?
Nov 04 12:08:38 <blathijs> MVX4: You were the one with the bricked Fonera, right?
Nov 04 12:08:44 <MVX4> indeed
Nov 04 12:09:20 <MVX4> i would like to know which pin has which function <.<...
Nov 04 12:09:31 <MVX4> already found some wires to use
Nov 04 12:22:11 <MVX4> looks like the adapter is defect...........
Nov 04 12:26:11 <blathijs> That sucks...
Nov 04 12:26:31 <iurgi> MVX4: if you connect it wrong
Nov 04 12:26:32 <MVX4> indeed...
Nov 04 12:26:37 <iurgi> it will heat up SOOOOOOOOOOOO  much
Nov 04 12:26:44 <MVX4> that isn't the problem
Nov 04 12:26:46 <iurgi> you need to be careful not to burn it
Nov 04 12:26:48 <iurgi> ok
Nov 04 12:26:56 <MVX4> dmesg remains silent on 3 different computers with 2 different wires
Nov 04 12:26:59 <MVX4> USB wire
Nov 04 12:27:02 <MVX4> to connect to PC
Nov 04 12:27:23 <MVX4> yet another brick ¯^¯
Nov 04 12:28:04 <iurgi> not necessarily
Nov 04 12:28:16 <iurgi> if you don't have the driver, it doesn't need to say anything, imo
Nov 04 12:28:30 <iurgi> usb to serial is a common module
Nov 04 12:28:36 <iurgi> but maybe you don't have it
Nov 04 12:28:51 <iurgi> what linux distro are you using?
Nov 04 12:30:11 <blathijs> I think any USB device should at least say something in dmesg
Nov 04 12:30:23 <blathijs> even without a driver, the connection itself generates some output
Nov 04 12:30:35 <iurgi> hmmm
Nov 04 12:30:39 <iurgi> yeah, probably
Nov 04 12:30:43 <MVX4> at least a message should pop up that a new USB device is on the bus
Nov 04 12:30:46 <MVX4> not even this happens
Nov 04 12:30:48 <iurgi> long time I don't check that, can't remember right
Nov 04 12:30:49 <MVX4> and I have archlinux
Nov 04 12:31:03 <iurgi> cat /proc/bus/usb
Nov 04 12:31:19 <iurgi> no
Nov 04 12:31:20 <iurgi> sorry
Nov 04 12:32:22 <iurgi> did you try lsusb?
Nov 04 12:32:28 <MVX4> yep
Nov 04 12:32:33 <MVX4> doesn't pop up there too...
Nov 04 12:33:57 <iurgi> ops
Nov 04 12:34:13 <iurgi> iosonoio: we're makeing good progress with the iphone issue
Nov 04 12:34:29 <iosonoio> great news :)
Nov 04 12:34:40 <iosonoio> have you found the problem?
Nov 04 12:34:49 <iurgi> yes
Nov 04 12:34:59 <iurgi> it's an issue in the ralink wifi driver
Nov 04 12:35:37 <MVX4> i guess I can go and get a new adapter ~.~?
Nov 04 12:35:49 <blathijs> MVX4: I guess that would be the sane thing to do, yes...
Nov 04 12:36:04 <iosonoio> have you iphone or macbook for test it?
Nov 04 12:36:16 * MVX4 throws the brick adapter through the window 
Nov 04 12:38:21 <blathijs> MVX4: I'd return it for warranty :-)
Nov 04 12:40:55 <MVX4> the guy who shipped it lives in shanghai. shipping back would be as expensive as buying a new one I guess..
Nov 04 12:48:52 <blathijs> MVX4: Probably, but you could try making that his problem :-)
Nov 04 13:49:11 <Andy80> hi, I think my USB disk connected to F2 is formatted in NTFS, how can I check it (I'm inside the SSH shell) and how can I format to ext3?
Nov 04 13:49:13 <Andy80> thanks
Nov 04 13:50:06 <blathijs> Andy80: "mount" might tell you (look for an entry containing "sda")
Nov 04 13:50:34 <blathijs> Andy80: Formatting from the Fonera is not recommended, it's rumoured to be really slow for everything bigger than a few gigs of flash
Nov 04 13:50:43 <Andy80> blathijs: it tells me this /dev/sda1 on /tmp/run/mountd/sda1 type fuseblk (rw,nosuid,nodev,user_id=0,group_id=0,allow_other,blksize=4096)
Nov 04 13:50:54 <barbon> ohoh o h
Nov 04 13:51:08 <Andy80> my problem is that I'm not at home :\ I can only do it from remote
Nov 04 13:51:21 <blathijs> Andy80: That probably means its ntfs (fuse is the user space filesystem, the NTFS driver runs in userspace)
Nov 04 13:51:29 <blathijs> Andy80: Though you could do it with mkfs.ext3 /dev/sda1  I guess
Nov 04 13:51:48 <barbon> oi
Nov 04 13:51:59 <barbon> hey Blathijs mate :)
Nov 04 13:52:01 <blathijs> Andy80: But there is a chance that will cause your Fonera to reboot and leave the filesystem half-formatted
Nov 04 13:52:04 <blathijs> ey barbon
Nov 04 13:52:07 <Andy80> blathijs: the disk is about 60Gb
Nov 04 13:52:15 <Andy80> ouch :\
Nov 04 13:52:59 <blathijs> Andy80: I think it should not damage anything, but you might need to get back home to reformat the disk, then :-)
Nov 04 13:53:38 <Andy80> blathijs: just 2000km far :P
Nov 04 13:54:44 <blathijs> What's the problem with NTFS?
Nov 04 13:55:01 <Andy80> blathijs: it's slow slow and slow
Nov 04 13:55:12 <Andy80> blathijs: it's officially reported even in the Fon wiki
Nov 04 13:56:59 <blathijs> Can't you get some remote hands?
Nov 04 13:57:06 <blathijs> E.g, ask someone at home to reformat it?
Nov 04 14:00:08 <Andy80> uhm... no. it's already a lot if my parents are able to remove/attach the powercable to reboot it
Nov 04 14:03:10 <blathijs> I think the main problem was mkfs' memory usage, so you might be able to work around that by enabling swap
Nov 04 14:03:27 <blathijs> (e.g., create a small swap partition on your disk)
Nov 04 14:08:15 <barbon> *cough* *cough* *cough*
Nov 04 14:09:56 <barbon> i have flu i think :/
Nov 04 14:35:36 <iurgi> iosonoio: yes, I have units for testing
Nov 04 14:35:41 <iurgi> I am testing now
Nov 04 14:35:43 <iosonoio> ;)
Nov 04 15:25:15 <barbon> welcome back iurgi XD
Nov 04 15:26:38 <barbon> iurgi you have tested the bridge feature?
Nov 04 15:43:08 <iurgi> barbon: no
Nov 04 15:43:13 <iurgi> (thanks ;D)
Nov 04 15:49:50 <barbon> iurgi you know if the custom-bridge script work on fon 2.0n?
Nov 04 15:50:36 <blathijs> barbon: What is this script? Is it written for Fon, or OpenWRT?
Nov 04 15:51:15 <barbon> by a italian friend
Nov 04 15:51:22 <barbon> i dont remember the link xD
Nov 04 15:51:24 <barbon> wait 1 sec
Nov 04 15:52:07 <blathijs> If it's just some custom script by "someone", I doubt iurgi knows if it would work on 2.0n
Nov 04 15:52:27 <barbon> http://www.lorenzobraghetto.com/index.php/2009/09/08/fonera-2-0-bridge/
Nov 04 15:52:29 <blathijs> But considering that the firmware is mostly the same on 2.0g, I guess it might work
Nov 04 15:52:41 <blathijs> barbon: Best way to find out is to try, I guess :-)
Nov 04 15:52:43 <iurgi> barbon: I wrote to this guy, but never replied
Nov 04 15:52:44 <iurgi> :(
Nov 04 15:52:53 <barbon> oh...
Nov 04 15:53:50 <barbon> how i can put the script into fon 2.0n?
Nov 04 15:54:02 <barbon> i have win vista
Nov 04 15:54:43 <iurgi> ssh?
Nov 04 15:54:48 <blathijs> I think you should put it in /etc/init.d through SSH
Nov 04 15:55:34 <barbon> mmm for ssh i need the deveplover firmware right?
Nov 04 15:55:58 <blathijs> Yup
Nov 04 15:56:38 <blathijs> barbon: But it seems you can just flash in the _DEV tgz through the webgui and get SSH access (I might have said you needed Redboot, but iurgi proved me wrong :-)
Nov 04 15:57:00 <barbon> oh so i can flash by using webui
Nov 04 15:57:08 <barbon> ok :)
Nov 04 15:57:29 <blathijs> Yup, that _should_ work (though I didn't get it working with 2.2.6 yesterday, haven't spent much time trying, though)
Nov 04 15:57:45 <blathijs> I guess 2.3.0 should work
Nov 04 15:58:10 <barbon> ok i try now
Nov 04 16:31:56 <barbon> ok done...
Nov 04 16:32:01 <barbon> now i am on ssh
Nov 04 16:32:06 <barbon> what comand i have to put?
Nov 04 16:34:05 <iurgi> cd /etc/init.d/
Nov 04 16:34:10 <iurgi> wget "url of the script"
Nov 04 16:34:18 <iurgi> ig it's a script for the init process
Nov 04 16:34:20 <iurgi> then
Nov 04 16:34:31 <iurgi> chmod u+x name_of_the_script
Nov 04 16:34:32 <iurgi> reboot
Nov 04 16:34:47 <iurgi> but I haven't checked the script so I'm not sure if it needs to be run on boot or not
Nov 04 16:35:03 <iurgi> also, if it's a init script, you need to giveit a number so it is processed at the right moment
Nov 04 16:35:12 <iurgi> I expect this information to be on the blogpost
Nov 04 19:52:11 <blathijs> Anyone remember how to restart the firewall?
Nov 04 20:01:01 <blathijs> /etc/init.d/firewall reload reloads it partially, but apparently not services added to /etc/config/services...
Nov 04 20:10:19 <blathijs> Ah, it seems the service must be running with its pid registered with uci_state...
Nov 04 20:10:37 <blathijs> Something for later, let's just add something to /etc/firewall.fon
Nov 04 22:17:20 <ruka_fon_> hi
Nov 04 22:17:24 <ruka_fon_> back again
Nov 04 22:17:30 <ruka_fon_> blathijs: u there?
Nov 04 22:18:52 <ruka_fon_> i'm having problems with a fonera 2.0n router and a 3g usb card
Nov 04 22:18:59 <ruka_fon_> can anyone help me?
Nov 04 22:43:57 <Doct> hi
Nov 04 22:44:00 <Doct> anyone?
Nov 04 22:58:30 <xmff> whoah, two total seconds!
Nov 04 22:58:55 <xmff> guess the support here is not fast enough *lol*
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