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Jan 08 04:27:48 <Stabilisator> Hi
Jan 08 04:28:29 <Stabilisator> I have a problem. I want to install xmltv but it required per html::treebuilder. Can anyone give me a tip to become html::treebuilder on unslug?
Jan 08 04:29:30 <caplink811_log> morning
Jan 08 04:30:00 <caplink811_log> did you install the native development environment?
Jan 08 04:30:16 <Stabilisator> hmm i think i have
Jan 08 04:30:22 <Stabilisator> mom i check it
Jan 08 04:32:28 <Stabilisator> ipkg install unslung-devel this?
Jan 08 04:33:50 <caplink811_log> basically, yes, then you can get the needed modules from cpan.org and follow the readme in the html-treebuilder soruce package
Jan 08 04:34:05 <caplink811_log> assuming, that that is a perl module
Jan 08 04:35:36 <Stabilisator> thank you
Jan 08 04:44:02 <Stabilisator> t/pod...............skipped
Jan 08 04:44:02 <Stabilisator>         all skipped: Test::Pod 1.00 required for testing POD
Jan 08 04:44:18 <Stabilisator> he say when i make "make test"
Jan 08 04:44:46 <Stabilisator> do i need this packet? Later he say all test successful but 1 skipped
Jan 08 04:45:47 <caplink811_log> because myself nearly know nothing about perl, and a search at cpan returns a bunck of pod-packs, it might be better, you ask i a perl channel
Jan 08 04:46:01 <caplink811_log> s/bunck/bunch/g
Jan 08 04:46:48 <Stabilisator> ok thank you. I searched at nslu2-linux about ipkg packets
Jan 08 04:47:00 <Stabilisator> but the perl-pod isn't for unslung
Jan 08 09:11:54 <shm267> hi all
Jan 08 10:08:45 <swedenmic> hi all
Jan 08 10:10:50 <swedenmic> i have installed unslug on my nslu2 but something is very wrong:( my my ready/status lamp flash red and i cant connect to it...what can be wrong and can it fix?
Jan 08 10:12:25 <caplink811_log> LED lsahs red or amber ?
Jan 08 10:12:43 <caplink811_log> s/lsahs/flashs/g
Jan 08 10:17:39 <swedenmic> sorry my english is not so god can you try to exlpain that:)
Jan 08 10:18:36 <caplink811_log> in which color does the led flash, real red or something like amber/orange/yellow ?
Jan 08 10:18:50 <swedenmic> orange i think
Jan 08 10:19:01 <caplink811_log> k, there is a page in the wiki, mom
Jan 08 10:20:21 <caplink811_log> you should try this http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/UseTheResetButtonToEnterUpgradeMode and if it works, then you should reflash
Jan 08 10:21:44 <shm267> has anyone worked on audio
Jan 08 10:21:58 <shm267> trying to get turtle beach USB audio working
Jan 08 10:22:09 <caplink811_log> shm267,  try to catch effem in #nslu2-linux
Jan 08 10:22:23 <swedenmic> i have trying that but nothing happends
Jan 08 10:25:06 <shm267> i did get audio to play with madplay
Jan 08 10:25:17 <swedenmic> no i have wrong the lamp flashing red not orange is that bad:(
Jan 08 10:25:35 <shm267> but aplay will not work
Jan 08 10:28:01 <caplink811_log> swedenmic,  dunno what that state (red) is...
Jan 08 10:29:35 <swedenmic> can you explain that? :)sorry
Jan 08 10:30:20 <shm267> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/RecoverFromABadFlash
Jan 08 10:30:24 <shm267> did you check this?
Jan 08 10:32:01 <swedenmic> yes but the problem is i cant connect to it 
Jan 08 10:35:54 <caplink811_log> what i meant is - i don't know what the reason for a red flickering/blicking status led is
Jan 08 10:36:20 <DrZimmerman> swedenmic: connect to what?
Jan 08 10:36:34 <DrZimmerman> swedenmic: redboot or webinterface?
Jan 08 10:36:49 <swedenmic> both
Jan 08 10:37:03 <DrZimmerman> swedenmic: how did you tried to connect to redboot?
Jan 08 10:37:42 <swedenmic> telnet
Jan 08 10:38:04 <shm267> swedenmic, did you reflash your nslu2?
Jan 08 10:38:33 <DrZimmerman> swedenmic: did you followed the procedure described here? => http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/TelnetIntoRedBoot
Jan 08 10:38:46 <caplink811_log> swedenmic,  your win/linux pc is in the 192.168.0.x (where x >1) network segment?
Jan 08 10:39:34 <swedenmic> no all working nice but i disconected my harddrive and when i try too strt again i have this little problem
Jan 08 10:39:58 <swedenmic> 192.168.1.2 windows xp
Jan 08 10:40:24 <DrZimmerman> swedenmic: you should describe your exact problem a bit more detailed
Jan 08 10:40:37 <swedenmic> ok i will try
Jan 08 10:42:04 <caplink811_log> swedenmic,  if you want telnet into redboot, then your winbox should/must be in the same network segment as the nslu2, aka, change the ip-adress of your winbox to 192.168.0.2, and then try it again, as desribed in http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/TelnetIntoRedBoot
Jan 08 10:44:26 <swedenmic> i flas it whit unsplung 5.5 . evrything working fine so i try too Changing the password on the NSLU2 and copy the password whit cp /etc/passwd /share/hdd/conf/passwd
Jan 08 10:44:27 <swedenmic> cp /etc/passwd /usr/local/passwd
Jan 08 10:45:40 <swedenmic> later i try to start up whit my new password but that not working so i disconnecter the harddrive ahain
Jan 08 10:49:17 <swedenmic> when i try start nslu2 agin the ready/status lamp flash red i have try to Put your slug into Firmware Upgrade mode but it will not work the lamp still flash red
Jan 08 10:50:37 <swedenmic> i hope you understand little:)
Jan 08 11:00:41 <caplink811_log> swedenmic,  as i montioned before, try to enter the redboot mode, and then reflash
Jan 08 11:01:50 <swedenmic> Accessing RedBoot from Windows ?
Jan 08 11:02:10 <swedenmic> whit ip 192.168.0.1 9000
Jan 08 11:03:40 <caplink811_log> that is the destination, adress 192.168.0.1 port 9000, but you can reach it only in a little time slot, short after power on the nslu, and make sure that your pc is in the same network segment, e.g. 192.168.0.2
Jan 08 11:04:40 <swedenmic> ok i will try this thnks for you help my frend
Jan 08 11:09:33 <caplink811_log> no problem
Jan 08 12:12:10 <Fuse314> Does anyone know if the /etc directory is located on the harddisk or on the firmware/ramdisk ??
Jan 08 12:19:34 <MakMoer> HI all...I have installed openslug..with OpenDebianSlug..I then installed all needed for pptp and I connect via my adsl modem to the internet and run an iptables firewall..ALl is fine except for when I open some websites on my laptop..then the slug hangs..I tried this now with a usb memstick and an external HDD..any ideas why this is happening ?
Jan 08 12:30:56 <Svaini> should I use the nslu2 as router/server ?
Jan 08 12:53:28 <mda> what are reasons that the unsling step doesn't cause / to come from hdd after reboot?
Jan 08 12:53:42 <mda> i saw a faq entry suggesting a .recovery file at fault, but didn't find one.
Jan 08 12:54:08 <mda> disk1 shows up fine in web interface and in "df" output
Jan 08 12:54:33 <mda> but / is still the internal flash
Jan 08 12:54:54 <gram> my nslu2 (running openslug) seems to always have at least 1 for a load average. is this normal?
Jan 08 13:00:30 <caplink811_log> mda, have you read this http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nslu2-linux/message/7489 ?
Jan 08 13:01:22 <Gnuet> lo dudes. 
Jan 08 13:01:59 <mda> just read that -- it is a rescue operation.
Jan 08 13:02:05 <mda> i don't need a rescue.
Jan 08 13:02:09 <mda> device is working fine.
Jan 08 13:02:18 <mda> i can telnet, use web interface, see the disk, etc.
Jan 08 13:02:41 <mda> only problem is that the /.sda1root or whatever is supposed to cause boot mount of hd isn't working apparently
Jan 08 13:03:06 <Gnuet> i have a strange problem, after i unsling my disk i cant boot my nslu2. but it works fine with formated hdd and without hdd.
Jan 08 13:07:29 <caplink811_log> Gnuet,  tell us something about the state of the ready/status led when that happens
Jan 08 13:08:27 <Gnuet> only ethernet and disk solid, blinks sometime.
Jan 08 13:08:57 <caplink811_log> you should read this http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nslu2-linux/message/7489 too
Jan 08 13:09:30 <caplink811_log> mda, you try unsling again
Jan 08 13:09:50 <Gnuet> ah, tnx :) gonna try that.
Jan 08 13:10:31 <mda> i've run unsling twice.
Jan 08 13:10:41 <mda> i rebooted in between, but didn't reformat.
Jan 08 13:10:46 <mda> i assume it is idempotent.
Jan 08 13:10:55 <mda> reboots fine.
Jan 08 13:11:05 <mda> but rootfs is still flash.
Jan 08 13:12:12 <mda> after telnet.cgi i can use telnet ok whether or not it booted with HD.
Jan 08 13:12:22 <mda> i get the impression i'm not supposed to be able to do that?
Jan 08 13:12:53 <caplink811_log> no, you can enable telnet everytime
Jan 08 13:13:10 <mda> i guess i could try one time.
Jan 08 13:13:46 <mda> should i need to format again, or should it work ok to just keep running unsling script?
Jan 08 13:14:40 <caplink811_log> any important data on that disk?
Jan 08 13:14:52 <mda> no disk is empty.
Jan 08 13:15:04 <mda> where in the /etc or initd is it supposed to detect the .sda1root file?
Jan 08 13:15:17 <mda> i was looking in /var/log for some sign of why it wasn't remounting, and didn't see any.
Jan 08 13:15:19 <caplink811_log> maybe a good thing to start completly over, reflash and reformat
Jan 08 13:15:58 <mda> any reason to try unslung 4.x or 6.5 alpha instead of 5.5?
Jan 08 13:17:04 <caplink811_log> not for 4.x, if you need ntfs, or more then 1 drive at each port, and your are able to build the bin file, then you can try 6.5
Jan 08 13:20:01 <mda> ok; i'll go hit it with a dead chicken a few more times, thanks :)
Jan 08 14:12:26 <drif> evening
Jan 08 14:41:13 <MakMoer> guys..do you get problems with your slug hanging?
Jan 08 14:43:25 <marceln> Explain?
Jan 08 14:44:27 <MakMoer> I have installed openslug..with OpenDebianSlug..I then installed all needed for pptp and I connect via my adsl modem to the internet and run an iptables firewall..ALl is fine except for when I open some websites on my laptop..then the slug hangs..I tried this now with a usb memstick and an external HDD..any ideas why this is happening ?
Jan 08 14:45:13 <MakMoer> the internet is working via the slug..but I open some pages..and the slug just hangs
Jan 08 14:45:21 <caplink811_log> does that happens too, when you try to connect other websites?
Jan 08 14:45:36 <MakMoer> no..
Jan 08 14:45:43 <MakMoer> most websites works..
Jan 08 14:46:13 <MakMoer> once site which hangs my slug is : http://www.gizmodo.com/
Jan 08 14:46:15 <MakMoer> no idea why..
Jan 08 14:46:22 <Grant_Lee> I have more of a basic problem I guess. When I run ipkg update it returns with a failure: "ipkg_download: ERROR: Command failed with return value 1: `wget --passive-ftp    -q -P /tmp/ipkg-c8Y5Dw http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/unslung/cross/Packages.gz'" I do not connect to the Internet via proxy, and I have verified that DNS is OK. Any idea why this is happening?
Jan 08 14:47:55 <caplink811_log> Grant_Lee,  can you ping ipkg.nslu2-linux.org from a telnet session?
Jan 08 14:48:34 <Grant_Lee> Ooops - no I can't... hm!
Jan 08 14:49:24 <Grant_Lee> I wonder why I can't do that..?
Jan 08 14:49:57 <caplink811_log> did you enter the ip-adress of your dns, in the webinterface (administration->primary dns)?
Jan 08 14:50:19 <Grant_Lee> yes
Jan 08 14:50:25 <caplink811_log> sure
Jan 08 14:50:54 <Grant_Lee> I have checked /etc/resolv.conf also, it appears to be OK
Jan 08 14:51:10 <caplink811_log> that would my next question ;)
Jan 08 14:51:10 <Grant_Lee> cat /etc/resolv.conf -> nameserver 192.168.10.2
Jan 08 14:51:23 <caplink811_log> which is the ip of your router?
Jan 08 14:51:44 <Grant_Lee> 192.168.10.2
Jan 08 14:52:19 <caplink811_log> and a firewall on the router allow access from the nslu-ip ?
Jan 08 14:52:32 <Grant_Lee> yes, there is no firewall enabled
Jan 08 14:53:21 <caplink811_log> but you can ping ipkg.nslu2-linux.org from any other machine on your network?
Jan 08 14:53:38 <Grant_Lee> yes, no problem
Jan 08 14:54:07 <caplink811_log> can you ping your router from the slug (adress/name)?
Jan 08 14:54:33 <Grant_Lee> yes
Jan 08 14:57:13 <MakMoer> <caplink811_log> - Any idea as to see why my slug is hanging ? I cannot really see anything in the logs..
Jan 08 14:57:48 <caplink811_log> gram,  afair, long time ago there was a related, also curious problem, and there should be a info in the wiki, i'll search right now, but it is slow
Jan 08 14:58:50 <caplink811_log> MakMoer,  not realy, maybe that the slug runs out off memory, or so... 
Jan 08 14:59:05 <caplink811_log> Grant_Lee,  afair, long time ago there was a related, also curious problem, and there should be a info in the wiki, i'll search right now, but it is slow
Jan 08 14:59:28 <MakMoer> yea..possibly..
Jan 08 14:59:30 <Grant_Lee> ok, thanks a lot for your help
Jan 08 15:03:43 <caplink811_log> Grant_Lee,  can you ping e.g. 66.159.209.6 from the slug?
Jan 08 15:04:38 <Grant_Lee> no, I can't ping any address, except the ones that are on my LAN...
Jan 08 15:05:08 <caplink811_log> aeh, and you add the default gateway in the admin pages?
Jan 08 15:06:31 <caplink811_log> Grant_Lee,  aeh, and you add the default gateway in the admin pages?
Jan 08 15:06:48 <Grant_Lee> oops! it seems that the def. gw. on the slug is pointing to .1 instead of .2... let me try to change that
Jan 08 15:07:19 <Grant_Lee> ah! that was better
Jan 08 15:07:49 <Grant_Lee> now I'm able to ping the site... I guess that'll solve my problems. Thanks a lot for helping me out with this one!!!
Jan 08 15:12:35 <caplink811_log> no problem
Jan 08 15:13:58 <Grant_Lee> It's working perfectly now. Currently installing OpenSSH
Jan 08 15:21:59 <gram> caplink811_log: yeah i searched the wiki for "load average" but didn't see anything relevant.
Jan 08 15:22:10 <gram> also checked the gmane interface to the mailing list
Jan 08 16:09:44 <mwester> gram: Yes, the unslung slug runs with a load average of 1.00 when it should be idle.  There was a discussion to explain this; I seem to recall that there is something that wakes up and checks a device regularly (i.e. polling), but I don't recall the details.   It's nothing to be worried about, nor is it something one can change on unslung, if I recall correctly.
Jan 08 16:17:35 <gram> hmm...
Jan 08 16:17:38 * gram wonders what driver.
Jan 08 16:20:35 <mwester> :-) Dunno.  I'd bet on the ethernet driver (for which we have no source) or something related to the USB drivers - perhaps the Linksys USBDetect routines?  As I said, it doesn't affect anything; there's no CPU of any real significance consumed.  It's just an irritant to perfectionists like me.  :)
Jan 08 16:27:44 <MojoPikon> hi :)
Jan 08 16:29:28 <MojoPikon> has anybody succesfuly compiled aMule under unslung? 
Jan 08 16:31:57 <gram> mwester: what else isn't there source for?
Jan 08 16:40:35 <mwester> gram: on openslug, only the ethernet, but I think that may even have been fixed.
Jan 08 16:41:41 <mwester> on unslung, the list includes all the linksys proprietary utilities (much of /usr/sbin), the linksys web CGIs, some of the modifications linksys made (fdisk, for example), the ethernet drivers, and on unslung 6.5 alpha, the NTFS filesystem drivers.  There may be others...
Jan 08 16:46:48 * gram uses openslug
Jan 08 18:10:40 <mda> suppose i'm already telnet'd in as root, running 5.5. can do a flash upgrade now, or do i have to do that redboot nonsense? i want to reflash because i suspect it is the caust of some of my problems.
Jan 08 18:56:39 <shm267> looking for some help with usb device problems
Jan 08 19:08:49 <shm267> can anyone help with a usb problem, device is working, but will not install during a boot
Jan 08 20:14:29 <shm267> is there anyone out there that has USB experience
Jan 08 20:31:01 <gram> what do you mean "will not install"?
Jan 08 20:50:41 <gram> hmm... perhaps this is what i was seeing: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/OpenSlug/StabilizeEthernetDriver
Jan 08 20:50:51 <gram> i'll have to try compiling a kernel for myself lately
Jan 08 20:55:38 <kfm82> MojoPikon, it may be a little late for me to respond, but just for the record let me state that I am currently trying to compile aMule on unslung myself. Build errors in Xlib.h when compiling 2.0.33
Jan 08 20:56:03 <kfm82> 2.0.33 of required module gd that is
Jan 08 21:13:32 <shm267> does anyone know is serial usb devices should work
Jan 08 21:14:01 <shm267> dmesg shows device was seen by os
Jan 08 21:14:06 <shm267> but does not mount
Jan 08 21:16:04 <gram> what do you mean "serial usb devices"?
Jan 08 21:16:46 <kfm82> shm, if you're talking about an rs232 adapter, how exactly do you propose "mounting" it?
Jan 08 21:18:47 <kfm82> ipkg install usbutils
Jan 08 21:19:09 <kfm82> then you'll have /opt/sbin/lsusb at your disposal
Jan 08 21:20:00 <kfm82> you'll also need to mknod some /dev/ttyXX
Jan 08 21:22:56 <kfm82> ipkg install minicom at least for debugging purposes might also be a good idea, that way you can access the serial line from both sides
Jan 08 21:31:10 <shm267> i just installed kernel-module-ftdi-sio and it appears to be seen now
Jan 08 21:31:21 <shm267> but not sure what the device is 
Jan 08 21:31:40 <shm267> "/dev/?"
Jan 08 21:32:50 <shm267> i installed usbutils, what do i need to do?
Jan 08 21:45:41 <shm267> i found that my Turtle beach audio dongle will work if inserted after boot, but would not showup during boot
Jan 08 21:46:09 <shm267> is there any command to force USB re-detect or bus scan?
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