**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Feb 03 10:59:56 2006
Feb 03 11:01:26 <pro-x> Anyone know a good cpu / memory monitor (like top in debian) ?
Feb 03 11:41:51 <lou2> pro-x: well, there's top.  It is in the procps package.
Feb 03 12:02:58 <pro-x> ok thank's .... i have been suffering without it :D
Feb 03 13:51:15 <drif> hi lou :)
Feb 03 14:11:20 <Godfrey> Hello...  is there any equivalent to autofs in Unslung?
Feb 03 14:12:20 <Godfrey> (I'm trying to find a way to automatically run a script whenever a memstick is inserted into a USB reader...)
Feb 03 14:35:11 <MJFox> hi!
Feb 03 14:35:35 <MJFox> does anybody know the command to turn the LEDs on/off? I can't find it in the wiki anymore
Feb 03 14:37:11 <MJFox> oh, I found it right now: SetLed
Feb 03 14:42:45 <MJFox> bye
Feb 03 15:02:09 <Gali> hi everybody
Feb 03 15:04:11 <Gali> did anyone do a debian bootstrap before?
Feb 03 21:07:22 <pumpkin0> I have problems mounting nfs-shares from my slug. It takes about 45 sec per share. PC and slug are idle during that time, little/no networkactivity. Any ideas ? 
Feb 03 21:27:30 <astroid> I'm confused.  I can't seem to do an "ipkg update"  i can ping my wrt.  my wrt can ping the slug.  the name resolves to the IP. I've flushed my iptables.  added the mac.  What am I missing?
Feb 03 21:29:54 <pumpkin0> astroid: can you post  /etc/ipkg/cross-feed.conf ?
Feb 03 21:30:49 <astroid> pumpkin: src/gz cross http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/unslung/cross
Feb 03 21:31:11 <pumpkin0> can you try "ping  http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org" ?
Feb 03 21:32:19 <astroid> # ping ipkg.nslu2-linux.org
Feb 03 21:32:19 <astroid> PING nugabe.nslu2-linux.org (66.159.209.6): 56 data bytes
Feb 03 21:32:20 <pumpkin0> errr: "ping ipkg.nslu2-linux.org"
Feb 03 21:32:23 <astroid> and hangs.
Feb 03 21:32:38 <astroid> I get name resolution but no throughput.
Feb 03 21:32:41 <pumpkin0> OK, DNS works, routing doesn't.
Feb 03 21:32:54 <pumpkin0> and your normal PC can ping it ?
Feb 03 21:33:05 <astroid> yes.
Feb 03 21:33:06 <caplink811_log> astroid,  had you enter the default gw at the admin page?
Feb 03 21:33:23 <astroid> no. :)
Feb 03 21:35:00 <caplink811_log> then you should do this, and then write down "i'll enter the default gw before i try to access anything outside my own network", imho 100 times, that's enough ;)
Feb 03 21:35:11 <astroid> thanks very much.  
Feb 03 21:35:18 <caplink811_log> no problem
Feb 03 22:05:09 <aecwer> I'm using a flash drive as root - Disk1.  I have a NTFS drive that I would like to stick on Disk2.  I have "ipkg install ufsd" to get the R63 drivers but is it possible to "mount -t ufsd" drive2? and if so how?
Feb 03 22:08:07 <caplink811_log> which command did you used (exactly) ?
Feb 03 22:10:54 <aecwer> mount -t nfsd /dev/sdb1 /mnt/ntfs
Feb 03 22:11:21 <drif> I assume nfsd is a typo
Feb 03 22:11:35 <caplink811_log> and before you loaded the ufsd module via insmod ?
Feb 03 22:11:48 <aecwer> no nfsd isn't a tyhpo.  didn't insmod.
Feb 03 22:11:48 * caplink811_log assume that too
Feb 03 22:12:29 <caplink811_log> 1st insmod ufsd, 2nd mount -t ufsd device mountpoint
Feb 03 22:13:57 <aecwer> hm,  ufsd.o isn't in lib.  libname may be different... checking.
Feb 03 22:14:54 <caplink811_log> [root@linus modules]$ ls -la /lib/modules/ufsd.o
Feb 03 22:14:54 <caplink811_log> -rw-------  1 root root 279713 Aug 21 16:33 /lib/modules/ufsd.o
Feb 03 22:14:59 <drif> once it took restart to insmod for work..
Feb 03 22:15:30 <drif> for<->to
Feb 03 22:16:44 <aecwer> I have insmod'ed .... it took this time.  retrying mount.
Feb 03 22:16:56 <caplink811_log> aecwer,  did you got any errors, when wget tried to pick up the linksys firmware ?
Feb 03 22:17:23 <drif> aec: does lsmod display ufsd?
Feb 03 22:17:44 <aecwer> just doing a reboot...  
Feb 03 22:17:55 <aecwer> I think it took.
Feb 03 22:21:05 <drif> working now?
Feb 03 22:21:40 <drif> btw you need to insmod after boot
Feb 03 22:22:33 <caplink811_log> and, does /lib/modules/ufsd.o exist?
Feb 03 22:30:17 <drif> caplink: is there a way to poweroff unslung without webif?
Feb 03 22:31:06 <caplink811_log> normally, hit the power button, i think...
Feb 03 22:31:31 <caplink811_log> assume, you're using linksys, or uNSLUng fw
Feb 03 22:31:51 <drif> read above
Feb 03 22:32:28 <drif> hm, is there somewhere which defines how powerbutton behaves?
Feb 03 22:34:24 <caplink811_log> root       314     1  0  2005 ?        00:00:00 /usr/sbin/CheckPowerButton
Feb 03 22:34:30 <caplink811_log> that it is
Feb 03 22:34:45 <drif> ah
Feb 03 22:35:14 <caplink811_log> linksys exe it is too
Feb 03 22:35:40 <drif> yup
Feb 03 22:36:07 <caplink811_log> aecwer,  still around ?
Feb 03 22:37:23 <drif> ach, no -p support 
Feb 03 22:38:00 <drif> hm, now something happened
Feb 03 22:52:35 <aecwer> back
Feb 03 22:52:42 <aecwer> wife made me eat supper :)
Feb 03 22:53:33 <aecwer> mount -t ufsd /dev/sdb1 /mnt/ntfs  failed: Invalid Argument but it takes a good 20 seconds to fail.
Feb 03 22:54:49 <aecwer> note that I have the the disk connected to Disk2.
Feb 03 22:56:14 <caplink811_log> aecwer,  you verified, that /lib/modules/ufsd.o exist, and after insmod ufsd, you verified, that the module is loaded, with lsmod ?
Feb 03 22:57:03 <aecwer> yes it shows up in lsmod.
Feb 03 22:57:22 <aecwer> # lsmod
Feb 03 22:57:22 <aecwer> Module                  Size  Used by    Tainted: P
Feb 03 22:57:22 <aecwer> ufsd                  164872   0
Feb 03 22:57:22 <aecwer> x1226-rtc               3664   0
Feb 03 22:57:22 <aecwer> rbuttons                1304   0 (unused)
Feb 03 22:57:23 <aecwer> pbuttons                 800   0 (unused)
Feb 03 22:57:25 <aecwer> ixp425_eth             17116   1
Feb 03 22:57:27 <aecwer> ixp400                608216   0 [ixp425_eth]
Feb 03 22:57:29 <aecwer> #
Feb 03 22:57:29 <caplink811_log> k
Feb 03 22:57:58 <aecwer> is it about "/dev/sdb1"?  Can I mount to disk2?
Feb 03 22:58:01 <caplink811_log> then try -> mount -t ufsd.o instead of ufsd (only)
Feb 03 22:58:06 <aecwer> ok
Feb 03 22:58:49 <aecwer> fails immediately.  it's using ufsd with "mount -t ufsd /dev/sdb1 /share/ntfs
Feb 03 22:58:50 <caplink811_log>  mount -t ufsd.o /dev/sdb1 /mnt/ntfs (is what is mean)
Feb 03 22:59:23 <caplink811_log> 1st, /share/ntfs exist as a directory?
Feb 03 22:59:30 <aecwer> yes.
Feb 03 22:59:48 <caplink811_log> 2nd your ntfs partition is a primary partition ?
Feb 03 22:59:51 <aecwer> # ls /share
Feb 03 22:59:51 <aecwer> flash           hdd             ntfs
Feb 03 22:59:51 <aecwer> #
Feb 03 23:00:04 <aecwer> only 1 partition on the drive and yes.
Feb 03 23:01:19 <caplink811_log> only 1 partiton on th edrive could be a logical partition too, and in this case, it is /dev/sdb5
Feb 03 23:01:44 <aecwer> :)
Feb 03 23:01:47 <aecwer> checking
Feb 03 23:02:09 <caplink811_log> you can proof that with -> fdisk -l (little L) /dev/sdb
Feb 03 23:02:10 <aecwer> # mount -t ufsd /dev/sdb5 /share/ntfs
Feb 03 23:02:10 <aecwer> mount: Mounting /dev/sdb5 on /share/ntfs failed: No such file or directory
Feb 03 23:02:48 <aecwer> # fdisk -l /dev/sdb
Feb 03 23:02:48 <aecwer> Disk /dev/sdb: 255 heads, 63 sectors, 24792 cylinders
Feb 03 23:02:48 <aecwer> Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 bytes
Feb 03 23:02:48 <aecwer>    Device Boot    Start       End    Blocks   Id  System
Feb 03 23:02:48 <aecwer> /dev/sdb1             1     24791 199133676    7  HPFS/NTFS
Feb 03 23:02:53 <caplink811_log> k
Feb 03 23:03:01 <aecwer> nope sdb1 is the device.
Feb 03 23:03:55 <aecwer> can you mount ntfs on your slug on disk2?
Feb 03 23:04:37 <caplink811_log> so mount -t ufsd /dev/sdb1 /share/ntfs or mount -t ufsd.o /dev/sdb1 /share/ntfs should work
Feb 03 23:04:54 <aecwer> It should work but it doesn't.
Feb 03 23:05:28 <aecwer> 20 second wait for the first variation to fail. It tries really hard then times out.
Feb 03 23:05:36 * caplink811_log having no ntfs media, try that, but myself helping some people where that worked
Feb 03 23:06:34 <aecwer> very close but no cigarello.  I was hoping not to have to buy more drives.
Feb 03 23:07:57 <aecwer> I'm sure it would work on "/dev/sda1"  so the next question is Can I mount my Jump Drive as root on sdb1?
Feb 03 23:08:30 <caplink811_log> it should work on /dev/sdb too (that is my expirience)
Feb 03 23:09:45 <caplink811_log> and this is the initial thread on that topic
Feb 03 23:09:50 <caplink811_log> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nslu2-linux/message/9718
Feb 03 23:10:16 <aecwer> Fun on a friday night.
Feb 03 23:10:23 <caplink811_log> ;)
Feb 03 23:10:24 <aecwer> thanks for the help this evening.
Feb 03 23:10:29 <caplink811_log> no problem
Feb 03 23:19:38 <aecwer> # mount -t ufsd /dev/sdb1 /share/ntfs -o rw, uid=501, gid=501
Feb 03 23:19:40 <caplink811_log> when you want change your root drive, then you could try -> find / -name .sda1root and change he files to .sdb1root, ad then shutdown the nslu, plug the mem stick on port 2 and reboot..
Feb 03 23:19:44 <aecwer> we have a winner :)
Feb 03 23:19:53 <caplink811_log> ah ?
Feb 03 23:20:42 <caplink811_log> with uid and gid it wors for you ?
Feb 03 23:20:51 <aecwer> I'm in rw.  Yes !!!!
Feb 03 23:20:54 <caplink811_log> s/wors/works/
Feb 03 23:20:54 <capbot> caplink811_log meant: with uid and gid it works for you ?
Feb 03 23:21:05 <caplink811_log> nice..
Feb 03 23:22:05 <aecwer> I've got a jumpdrive on disk1 a maxtor 250 gig ntfs drive on disk2.  It's all good :)
Feb 03 23:22:15 * caplink811_log thinks, a successful evening, that was...
Feb 04 00:31:20 <astroid> is there any functional advantage to using openSlug over uNSLUng?
Feb 04 00:33:25 <drif> for which purposes you use your slug?
Feb 04 00:34:29 <astroid> mp3 server, http server, file backups plus misc. other file server duties.
Feb 04 00:39:38 <EvilDevil> more linux-"compatibility"
Feb 04 00:39:53 <EvilDevil> the init-scripts are more linux-style
Feb 04 01:17:13 <ChrZZ> Anyone have got the updatedd to work in unslung? (I'm using Euro(dyn)dns. It's kinda like no-ip, but unslung doesn't have updatedd)
Feb 04 01:28:11 <aecwer> In unslung what is the appropriate way to extend fstab?  I tried the obvious...
Feb 04 01:28:12 <aecwer> echo "/dev/sdb1     /share/ntfs     ufsd     gid=501,uid=501     0     0" >> /etc/fstab
Feb 04 01:28:30 <aecwer> then rebooted to find out that fstab is reset after each boot.
Feb 04 01:29:53 <drif> aecwer: hi, have you benchmarked your ntfs transfer yet?
Feb 04 01:30:59 <aecwer> I have not.  just got it connect this evening.  
Feb 04 01:32:24 <drif> ChrZZ: will perl script do?
Feb 04 01:32:55 <aecwer> drif: do you know how to get fstab to mount the drive on boot?
Feb 04 01:33:06 <drif> me too, transfers about 2.5MB/s when using ftp and writing to ntfs
Feb 04 01:34:09 <drif> aecwer: actually no, but you could add insmod and mount line for example to /opt/etc/init.d/S99UFSD
Feb 04 01:34:32 <aecwer> I put my insmode in /unslung/rc.modules...
Feb 04 01:34:51 <aecwer> echo "#! /bin/sh" > /unslung/rc.modules
Feb 04 01:34:51 <aecwer> echo "insmod ufsd &>/dev/null" >> /unslung
Feb 04 01:34:55 <aecwer> seemed cleaner.
Feb 04 01:35:26 <aecwer> don't forget the echo "return 1" >> ..
Feb 04 01:40:40 <ChrZZ> drif, hmmm... Maybe, but I don't know the syntax to where to update. The dns-site got this scripts to use with updatedd. Will they help? -->
Feb 04 01:40:43 <ChrZZ> http://www.eurodns.com/info/faq/quest_resp.php?num_faq=131
Feb 04 01:40:46 <ChrZZ> http://www.eurodns.com/info/faq/quest_resp.php?num_faq=132
Feb 04 01:40:51 <ChrZZ> (two)
Feb 04 01:46:17 <drif> ChrZZ: looking into it
Feb 04 01:49:50 <ChrZZ> Thx :)
Feb 04 02:18:11 <drif> ChrZZ: I don't have login to eurodyndns
Feb 04 02:18:24 <ChrZZ> hmm
Feb 04 02:21:31 <drif> if you're in no hurry I could check that out after weekend - now I need to get some short sleep
Feb 04 02:21:56 <ChrZZ> Sure. Then meaning monday?
Feb 04 02:22:11 <drif> about, yes
Feb 04 02:22:54 <drif> laters
Feb 04 02:23:04 <ChrZZ> Okey :) I'll just use the no-ip domain in the mean while
Feb 04 04:37:30 <astroid> Looking for a backup strategy for the wife's home office box.  rsync sound like it will mitigate basic hard drive crashed disaster.  The only problem i see is that when a file is deleted on the host it is deleted on the next cycle on the backup so rsync won't resolve the "oops" disasters.  What is the common approach?
Feb 04 08:54:41 <Nimmit> Has anyone successfully got a printer to work on their nslu2
Feb 04 08:54:43 <Nimmit> ?
Feb 04 08:55:05 <Nimmit> I'm thinking of trying it, which would require a $20 investment in a usb cord
Feb 04 08:57:31 <Nimmit> also, there's a config place for it on SWAT (I have Samba 3) and I'm wondering if I will be able to config it from there
Feb 04 09:30:48 <Jah_> hi there
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