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Feb 28 06:58:21 <msgserver> anyone home?
Feb 28 08:20:36 <Kirk_22> anyone here to help with a connectivity issue from a win2k machine?
Feb 28 08:44:35 <caplink811-away> Kirk_22: don't know, what's the problem?
Feb 28 09:14:33 <Kirk_22> caplink811-away - I have 3 win2k machines. They can all see each other and the nslu2 except for one machine that just can't see the nslu2
Feb 28 09:15:05 <Kirk_22> The network settings and the firewalls are setup the same and I can ping the nslu2
Feb 28 09:15:35 <Kirk_22> I suspect it may be a service that isn't running but I'm stumped as to which one
Feb 28 11:08:25 <[1]garpinc> I ran out of space in /share/hdd/conf partition. Is the answer on the How To the approach everyone here is taking to address that issue?
Feb 28 11:10:26 <ByronT> you mean the "IncreaseSpaceAvailableForPackages"?
Feb 28 11:11:16 <[1]garpinc> yes
Feb 28 11:11:24 <ByronT> there are some caveats listed there
Feb 28 11:11:53 <ByronT> I beleive some ppl are using the custom sized partitions as a fix also
Feb 28 11:19:34 <caplink811-away> Kirk_22: Sorry, was away.. haven't running an english version, but imho, the relevant services should be server, workstation and browser
Feb 28 11:20:08 <caplink811-away> what's about the user, you've tried on each ws the same user?
Feb 28 11:23:30 <Kirk_22> thanks - I'll look into that when I get back to the machine
Feb 28 11:33:58 <[1]garpinc> ByronT is there a howto wrt resizing the partition?
Feb 28 11:34:42 <ByronT> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/CustomSizedPartitions
Feb 28 11:50:25 <[1]garpinc> Is there a way to increase the size of a partition without copying everything out of hard disk and recopying back in?
Feb 28 11:51:53 <ByronT> only if the whole of the drive hadn't been partitioned and you're extending one partition into blank space...
Feb 28 11:52:19 <ByronT> to be safe, you would want to copy everything away and then copy back....
Feb 28 11:55:27 <Kirk_22> ByronT-is there a way to encrypt an entire partition and have the 'key' last as until the next reboot?
Feb 28 11:56:03 * Kirk_22 is paranoid of a drive theft
Feb 28 11:56:32 <ByronT> I do not know..
Feb 28 11:57:56 <Kirk_22> I guess I'm trying to figure out a way that the drive is decrypted while it is on my network but if it walks away then it's encrypted
Feb 28 12:06:46 <caplink811> i think the slug hasn't enough power for online de-/encription :-(
Feb 28 12:14:59 <ByronT> cpu wise, but there was a discussion in the yahoo mailing list concerning this and bob_tm made some suggestions/comments
Feb 28 12:18:02 <caplink811> can you point me to a msgno or a subject?
Feb 28 12:18:59 <caplink811> thx found it..
Feb 28 12:19:12 <ByronT> I was still searching!!! :P
Feb 28 12:19:43 <caplink811> scrolin down in the newsreader, 22 days ago ;-)
Feb 28 12:20:45 <caplink811> Kirk_22: thread starting at 06.02.05 in nslu2-linux
Feb 28 12:21:11 <ByronT> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nslu2-linux/message/4103
Feb 28 12:23:19 <Kirk_22> I'll have to look at that but can't get on yahoo right now
Feb 28 12:24:04 <ByronT> grrrr... how do ppl miss that you have to re-unsling after a firmware upgrade?
Feb 28 12:26:42 <Kirk_22> knoppix can make an encrypted home directory where you have to type a pass phase pretty early in the boot process - maybe there's more clues there
Feb 28 12:29:08 <caplink811> so ppl haven't read the docs... 
Feb 28 12:29:42 <ByronT> or... they "can't be bothered to follow the directions"
Feb 28 12:31:13 <caplink811> follow the docs is too easy, and produce no difficulty...
Feb 28 13:04:23 <Lahi> hi
Feb 28 13:04:46 <ByronT-Away> hello
Feb 28 13:05:21 <Lahi> do you known it there is a limit to backup jobs in unslung nslu2?
Feb 28 13:05:29 <Lahi> -n
Feb 28 13:06:07 <Lahi> with linksys firmware I was unable to add more than 5 backup jobs
Feb 28 13:06:33 <Lahi> just thinking whether to flash 3.0 unslung and try with that
Feb 28 13:07:10 <ByronT-Away> I do not know (and did not know that there was a limit to the stock firmware)
Feb 28 13:07:51 <ByronT-Away> you can always try out the unslung firmware and then revert if you're unhappy with unslung
Feb 28 13:08:10 <Lahi> yep
Feb 28 13:08:55 <ByronT-Away> btw, you will need to do some alteration to get the backup functioning correctly if you go to unslung
Feb 28 13:09:41 <ByronT-Away> be prepared to do this http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/FixTheDriveBackupForUnslungFirmware
Feb 28 13:09:46 <ByronT-Away> if you go to unslung
Feb 28 13:10:31 <Lahi> yep
Feb 28 13:10:39 <Lahi> with rsync
Feb 28 13:12:06 <ByronT-Away> I would think that the limit imposed with the stock firmware may just be a web interface issue
Feb 28 13:12:46 <ByronT-Away> but if you know what you're doing, then you could probably set as many jobs as you wanted
Feb 28 13:20:25 <Lahi> yep
Feb 28 13:20:52 <Lahi> there is a javascript popup that says "can't add more than 5"
Feb 28 13:21:04 <Lahi> so it might be a javascript limitatio
Feb 28 13:21:27 <Lahi> n
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