**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Feb 03 02:59:56 2006 Feb 03 03:03:57 drif, thx :) Feb 03 03:04:05 np Feb 03 03:04:25 hmmm.... maybe time for bed.. Feb 03 03:04:26 heh Feb 03 03:05:09 what's the time there? Feb 03 03:05:10 safes way to detach disk2 (usb exsternal)? Feb 03 03:05:14 03:50 Feb 03 03:05:16 am Feb 03 03:05:27 School @ 08 Feb 03 03:05:31 05am Feb 03 03:05:44 but..safes way to detach disk2 (usb exsternal)? Feb 03 03:05:48 but fortunately no school @ 08 Feb 03 03:05:49 *safest Feb 03 03:05:50 hehe Feb 03 03:06:01 umount? Feb 03 03:06:15 which mountpoint? Feb 03 03:06:50 mount Feb 03 03:07:04 or df Feb 03 03:07:10 both outputs are usable Feb 03 03:07:40 umount /dev/sdb1 and sdb2? Feb 03 03:08:47 yes Feb 03 03:08:55 if both are mount Feb 03 03:09:12 I'd still like to see mount or df output Feb 03 03:09:37 /dev/sdb1 on /share/flash/data type ext3 (rw) Feb 03 03:09:49 (I've umounted the sdb2 Feb 03 03:09:51 ) Feb 03 03:10:02 where did sdb2 point? Feb 03 03:10:22 fdisk -l /dev/sdb Feb 03 03:10:46 /dev/sdb2 on /share/flash/conf type ext3 (rw,sync) Feb 03 03:10:46 /dev/sdb1 on /share/flash/data type ext3 (rw) Feb 03 03:11:00 that was the mount points before I umountet sdb2 Feb 03 03:11:10 what's sda then? Feb 03 03:11:28 a usb stick Feb 03 03:11:35 running the system from the usb stik Feb 03 03:11:37 *stick Feb 03 03:11:58 you used to have system on hdd then? Feb 03 03:12:17 or why on several partitions Feb 03 03:12:42 hmmm... I just formated the sdb with format @ webinteface Feb 03 03:12:48 IIRC Feb 03 03:14:00 fdisk -l /dev/sdb Feb 03 03:14:06 let me see that output Feb 03 03:14:26 /dev/sdb1 1 57091 58461168 83 Linux Feb 03 03:14:26 /dev/sdb2 57092 57216 128000 83 Linux Feb 03 03:14:26 /dev/sdb3 57217 57278 63488 82 Linux swap Feb 03 03:14:52 do you like it being sliced like that? Feb 03 03:15:37 or would you prefer as one piece Feb 03 03:15:43 hehe. Havn't got any problems with i yet, but it isn't pretty or well orginazed. How to make it into one big partition? Feb 03 03:15:50 without formating. Feb 03 03:16:02 *with it Feb 03 03:16:06 so it's full of stuff? Feb 03 03:17:02 well, the advantage there is that you can enable swapping to hdd if you happen to have it attached Feb 03 03:17:36 Hmmm... then it may not be so bad afterall? Feb 03 03:17:48 since I'm using a usb-stick as main system? Feb 03 03:18:05 true - and can't therefore enable swap on stick (not recommended anyway) Feb 03 03:18:30 just swapon /dev/sdb3 Feb 03 03:18:48 and swapoff /dev/sdb3 when you are going to detach the drive Feb 03 03:19:04 swapon: swapon: Device or resource busy Feb 03 03:19:11 anyway to force? Feb 03 03:19:24 a sec Feb 03 03:19:27 don't do anything Feb 03 03:20:00 back Feb 03 03:20:37 swapon /dev/sdb3 gives device busy? Feb 03 03:20:58 yeah Feb 03 03:20:59 cat /proc/swaps Feb 03 03:21:08 any lines? Feb 03 03:21:16 Filename Type Size Used Priority Feb 03 03:21:16 /dev/sdb3 partition 63484 17004 -2 Feb 03 03:21:24 ok, it's enabled then Feb 03 03:21:41 swapoff /dev/sdb3 before you try to detach the hdd Feb 03 03:21:54 maybe just place it into a bash script then? Feb 03 03:21:58 so I remember ;) Feb 03 03:22:46 free Feb 03 03:22:54 how much swap in use Feb 03 03:23:50 Right now: null Feb 03 03:24:24 because I ran `swapoff /dev/sdb3` and `umount /dev/sdb1` Feb 03 03:24:29 heh Feb 03 03:24:34 So I can unplug it Feb 03 03:24:55 how "safe" to run without any swap? Feb 03 03:25:00 makes the system real slow? Feb 03 03:25:02 I was jsut wondering how much was used - if you were in danger of losing something because you didn't have enough memory to store it Feb 03 03:25:20 Mem: 30520k total, 29872k used, 648k free, 1700k buffers Feb 03 03:25:21 Swap: 0k total, 0k used, 0k free, 6520k cached Feb 03 03:25:25 well I have no swap at all on my slug which runs on stick Feb 03 03:25:28 works fine Feb 03 03:25:40 but my main slug is on hdd Feb 03 03:26:42 so, when I replug the usb-drive (not stick), I must the run `swapon /dev/sdb3`? Feb 03 03:27:27 I'm not sure if usb_detect or similar has some automatic for that Feb 03 03:27:43 but you can check it with cat /proc/swaps Feb 03 03:27:50 yeah Feb 03 03:27:56 *try it* Feb 03 03:29:15 it does it automatic Feb 03 03:30:17 I thought so because swapon seemed new to you.. ? Feb 03 03:31:09 yes ;) Just installed unslung (and got the nslu2) a couple of days ago. Feb 03 03:31:28 Havn't been that much into disabling enabling swaps often in the past. Feb 03 03:33:34 I can't comprehend how you have survived in such a manner Feb 03 03:34:21 Oh? I've just been using stationary servers. With disks running for hundreds of days without being done anything to. Feb 03 03:35:53 that was sarcasm - well atleast supposed to Feb 03 03:36:18 aha. Well... I'm blaming the late hour for not catching that Feb 03 03:36:23 ;) Feb 03 03:36:27 anywho... Feb 03 03:36:32 It's bed time here Feb 03 03:36:36 get some sleep :P Feb 03 03:36:39 hehe Feb 03 03:36:41 yeah ;) Feb 03 03:36:46 laters Feb 03 03:36:51 later **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Feb 03 04:14:11 2006 **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Feb 03 04:16:11 2006 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Feb 03 10:59:56 2006