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Nov 30 11:43:15 <Jazzy-J> Hello, does anyone know if there's a way to shutdown all fmg images with one command?
Nov 30 11:43:53 <Jazzy-J> well it doesn't need to be one command, just if there is a way to do it.
Nov 30 13:09:10 <voorstad> Hi JazzyJ, you found your way to IRC! Welcome
Nov 30 13:47:41 <voorstad> JazzyJ, I am running MPD/MPC happily on my fonera
Nov 30 13:48:01 <voorstad> On thing: radio streams stop after 10 - 15 minutes
Nov 30 13:48:05 <blogic> Jazzy-J: there is one command
Nov 30 13:48:12 <blogic> Jazzy-J: let me think .....
Nov 30 13:48:19 <voorstad> Could there be some kind of time-out?
Nov 30 13:49:23 <blogic> Jazzy-J: http://trac.fonosfera.org/fon-ng/browser/trunk/fon/mountd/files/bin/fon_image.sh
Nov 30 13:49:27 <blogic> sooo
Nov 30 13:49:45 <blogic> /bin/fon_image.sh stop torrent should do the trick
Nov 30 14:08:52 <Jazzy-J> Sorry, went for lunch :)
Nov 30 14:10:14 <Jazzy-J> the fon_image.sh stop command works but if I was running another fmg image I need to use the name , I was hoping there was a shutdown all command?
Nov 30 14:11:44 <Jazzy-J> Voorstad: I've not really used it since we last spoke, maybe if you ran mpc repeat on.. I would try and reconnect if it lost connection?
Nov 30 14:11:59 <Jazzy-J> I = it :)
Nov 30 14:13:42 <voorstad> I just start the stream on MPDroid again and it runs. Seems there is no specific time, as it sometimes stops within 10 minutes, sometimes it runs longer....
Nov 30 14:14:15 <voorstad> Could be that another process (torrent/wifi?) Interrupts
Nov 30 14:16:03 <Jazzy-J> Have you got one stream saved in the playlist? If so the repeat thing should make it try to reconnect if the connection is dropped.
Nov 30 14:21:04 <blogic> Jazzy-J: hmmm
Nov 30 14:21:18 <blogic> there is a file with the sate in /var/state
Nov 30 14:21:25 <blogic> you can iterate over it to get all names :)
Nov 30 14:23:06 <Jazzy-J> ok, maybe there is another way to do what I want.. I want to give the option to disable autostart for my fmg plugin. but if I have it run 'uci commit fmg.'
Nov 30 14:23:51 <Jazzy-J> it adds "option 'state' '1' the torrent section of /etc/config/fmg which stops it from starting ever again :)
Nov 30 14:23:58 <blogic> ehe
Nov 30 14:25:35 <barbon> http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs470.ash2/74317_171178742893139_129080167102997_579550_828429_n.jpg
Nov 30 14:25:37 <voorstad>  [playing] #2/2   7:16/0:00 (100%) volume: 22%   repeat: on    random: off
Nov 30 14:25:50 <barbon> waka waka for azkban!
Nov 30 14:26:52 <voorstad> I set it to "on" I'll check if it works
Nov 30 14:27:10 <Jazzy-J> coolio :)
Nov 30 14:27:37 <voorstad> What would Random "on" do with a daiostream? lol
Nov 30 14:29:00 <voorstad> daiostream = radiostream
Nov 30 15:03:59 <Jazzy-J> I found another way to do it.. I found if a call a script from the lua file to run the uci commands, it works rather than running uci:commit("fmg") direct from the file. I'm probably not making much sense.
Nov 30 15:04:10 <Jazzy-J> but thanks for your help blogic
Nov 30 15:05:07 <voorstad> Jazzy-J, what kind of plugin are you writing?
Nov 30 15:06:04 <Jazzy-J> Just trying to add a gui for mediatomb and minidlna  that lets you start and stop them.
Nov 30 15:12:32 <voorstad> I already thought so... No FonMPC? ;-)
Nov 30 15:13:20 <giuseppeg88> hello, anyone know tell me what program I can use instead of cron (it has been disabled: http://trac.fonosfera.org/fon-ng/changeset/1796)
Nov 30 15:16:59 <Jazzy-J> voorstad: this is a already too complicated for me and I'm only adding two icons :)
Nov 30 15:17:22 <voorstad> lol
Nov 30 16:39:59 <arpom> hello
Nov 30 16:43:59 <arpom> anyone have problems getting ip from fonera 2.0n for xbox360?
Nov 30 18:23:46 <blathijs_> arpom: Is that wireless?
Nov 30 19:08:23 <arpom> blathijs_: yes, wireless only
Nov 30 19:32:05 <blathijs_> arpom: Are you using WPA2?
Nov 30 19:32:15 <blathijs_> If so, you're probably seeing http://trac.fonosfera.org/fon-ng/ticket/856
Nov 30 19:42:49 <stillwater> Anyone active in here? o/ Good day.
Nov 30 19:43:32 <blathijs_> hey stillwater
Nov 30 19:43:54 <stillwater> Heya.
Nov 30 19:44:05 <stillwater> Eh, that's the account username on this machine *changes*
Nov 30 19:44:16 <blathijs_> hehe
Nov 30 19:44:16 <Scriv> Anyways. I've got an issue with the MBR.
Nov 30 19:44:31 <Scriv> I installed Linux Mint a while back, and didn't realize that when I booted into Windows again it would erase the MBR.
Nov 30 19:44:39 <Scriv> So I restored grub from the live disc.
Nov 30 19:44:54 <Scriv> And if I log into Windows... it's gone again. Can't boot the computer at all -- it doesn't recognize anything bootable.
Nov 30 19:44:59 <Scriv> Doesn't even get to the grub menu.
Nov 30 19:45:14 <blathijs_> (You do realize that this channel is about the Fonera wireless access point and its firmware, not general Linux stuff?)
Nov 30 19:45:27 <Scriv> *scrolls further off to the side*
Nov 30 19:45:31 <blathijs_> That's weird, usually Windows shouldn't thrash the MBR at every boot
Nov 30 19:45:37 <Scriv> Oh dear. Looks like I have to dig through more channels.
Nov 30 19:45:45 <Scriv> Last one I was in couldn't help me, it seemed.
Nov 30 19:45:54 <Scriv> All the ones before that still haven't replied in nearly an hour.
Nov 30 19:46:13 <blathijs_> It does sound like a funky problem: I've been running XP and Linux side by side for quite some time, without any of those problems
Nov 30 19:46:20 <Scriv> I run it at home, too.
Nov 30 19:46:25 <Scriv> WinXP pro and Mint, like this.
Nov 30 19:46:32 <blathijs_> (except for reinstalling Grub to the MBR once after installing XP)
Nov 30 19:46:57 <Scriv> But this is a demo laptop that needs to be able to run linux and windows, and I need to get this problem fixed. Just not sure how. All the things I find on it just say "Restore grub by doing this".
Nov 30 19:47:07 <Scriv> Well, I've already done that. It doesn't help if it just gets erased again.
Nov 30 19:47:11 <blathijs_> Perhaps you should verify if it's indeed the MBR that is being thrashed
Nov 30 19:47:19 <Scriv> How can I do that?
Nov 30 19:47:27 * Scriv begs patience with his ignorance.
Nov 30 19:48:02 <blathijs_> e.g., make it bootable with the live-cd and grub-install (or something?) and then make a backup copy of your mbr (dd if=/dev/hda of=/tmp/some_file bs=512 count=1)
Nov 30 19:48:29 <blathijs_> then let Windows thrash the stuff, boot into the livecd and run the dd command again (_before_ fixing Grub)
Nov 30 19:48:44 <blathijs_> then you can diff the two files to see what changed in your MBR
Nov 30 19:49:22 <Scriv> That long, scary string (:P) is run from the terminal?
Nov 30 19:49:29 <blathijs_> yup
Nov 30 19:49:30 <Scriv> Currently I'm in mint, having restored the bootloader already.
Nov 30 19:49:42 <blathijs_> You should try runing "man dd" to get an idea of what the string does
Nov 30 19:49:58 <blathijs_> (or just run it, but it's probably better to understand it a bit first)
Nov 30 19:50:30 <Scriv> Oh, erp. /dev/hda: no such file or directory.
Nov 30 19:50:31 <blathijs_> what it should do is copy from /dev/hda (which is probably your hard drive, but it could be /dev/sda or /dev/hdb, or whatever) to a file called /tmp/some_file
Nov 30 19:50:36 <Scriv> sda5 is the partition I'm using...
Nov 30 19:50:42 <Scriv> *not sure what to insert there*
Nov 30 19:51:04 <Scriv> Mmkay.
Nov 30 19:51:11 <blathijs_> it should copy 1 block of 512 bytes (which is your MBR)
Nov 30 19:51:24 <blathijs_> in that case you should use /dev/sda, which should contain the MBR
Nov 30 19:51:48 <Scriv> 1+0 records in
Nov 30 19:51:48 <Scriv> 1+0 records out
Nov 30 19:51:48 <Scriv> 512 bytes (512 B) copied, 3.981e-05 s, 12.9 MB/s
Nov 30 19:52:34 <Scriv> Then let Windows do its thing, boot back in with live CD, run it again.
Nov 30 19:53:03 <Scriv> And if there's no difference then that's not the issue?
Nov 30 19:54:29 <Scriv> I'm recording the channel name. I'll be back once that's complete. Thanks for helping me, even though that's not the point of this channel.
Nov 30 20:01:17 <Scriv> Alright, logged into windows, now back in live.
Nov 30 20:02:08 <Scriv> 1+0 records in
Nov 30 20:02:08 <Scriv> 1+0 records out
Nov 30 20:02:08 <Scriv> 512 bytes (512 B) copied, 3.1358e-05 s, 16.3 MB/s
Nov 30 20:02:21 <Scriv> Hrm. Don't remember what the last was.
Nov 30 20:02:54 <blathijs_> Scriv: Actually, you should have copied the file /tmp/some_file to somewhere else for later comparison
Nov 30 20:03:07 <blathijs_> but you could now run "cp /tmp/some_file /tmp/broken"
Nov 30 20:03:12 <blathijs_> then fix Grub
Nov 30 20:03:18 <blathijs_> then run the dd command again
Nov 30 20:03:22 <blathijs_> and then diff the files
Nov 30 20:05:48 <Scriv> I do get this error during installation of grub (though the installation is still apparently successful).
Nov 30 20:05:50 <Scriv> grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for /boot (is /dev mounted?)
Nov 30 20:06:18 <Scriv> I did mount /dev/sda5, which is the linux partition I want
Nov 30 20:06:42 <Scriv> Looks like it's different.
Nov 30 20:06:49 <Scriv> Here's the return from the dd now
Nov 30 20:07:02 <Scriv> 1+0 records in
Nov 30 20:07:02 <Scriv> 1+0 records out
Nov 30 20:07:02 <Scriv> 512 bytes (512 B) copied, 3.1708e-05 s, 16.1 MB/s
Nov 30 20:07:21 <Scriv> What does that indicate?
Nov 30 20:07:27 <blathijs_> nothing :-)
Nov 30 20:07:43 <Scriv> O.o Oh, that's speed measurement
Nov 30 20:07:44 <blathijs_> You should run "diff /tmp/broken /tmp/some_file" to actually compare the contents of the file
Nov 30 20:07:47 <blathijs_> yup
Nov 30 20:08:16 <Scriv> Ran it, it returned nothing.
Nov 30 20:09:26 <Scriv> Hrm. This is the point where I'd normally nuke the entire thing and reinstall Windows from scratch, followed by linux.
Nov 30 20:09:39 <Scriv> (This thing had old Fedora Core 4 when I first got to it)
Nov 30 20:11:06 <blathijs_> Scriv: Returned nothing means that the files are identical
Nov 30 20:11:11 <Scriv> Figured.
Nov 30 20:11:15 <blathijs_> so it's not the MBR that's screwed up, but something else
Nov 30 20:11:29 <Scriv> So that's not the problem. I have no concept of what else could be.
Nov 30 20:11:56 <Scriv> When I tried to use the windows recovery console earlier to fix the MBR, it didn't even recognize a hard drive being present.
Nov 30 20:12:03 <blathijs_> I have a few far-fetched ideas, but it's probably easier (and even quicker) to just start from scratch as you suggest
Nov 30 20:12:17 <Scriv> I'll look into the possibility.
Nov 30 21:19:13 <arpom> blathijs_: thanks for the help earlier.. I thought about messing with the encryption but didn't try it yet.
Nov 30 21:33:57 <Jazzy-J> Hello :) .. clearly stupid... but is there a wiki on adding wiki`s?
Nov 30 21:58:59 <blathijs_> Jazzy-J: You mean adding wiki pages?
Nov 30 21:59:43 <Jazzy-J> Yes.. It seems more complicated than luci :)
Nov 30 22:00:02 <blathijs_> Just type the url to the page and it'll offer to create it
Nov 30 22:03:10 <Jazzy-J> OK... That umm seems to work :)
Nov 30 22:03:39 <blathijs_> It usually does with wikis
Nov 30 22:04:19 <Jazzy-J> I am more use to MS stuff... we don't share :)
Nov 30 22:04:36 <blathijs_> heeh
Nov 30 22:06:32 <Jazzy-J> Thanks for your loop info.. it worked :)
Nov 30 22:06:43 <blathijs_> good :-)
Nov 30 22:55:04 <Jazzy-J> It is good :) So how are thing going on 2.3.7 sir? :)
Dec 01 01:30:18 <majawana> Whatcha talking about?:-D
Dec 01 01:36:12 <majawana> ANY BODY OUT THER
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