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Feb 28 11:26:18 <Mika_> good morning
Feb 28 11:32:23 <Mika_> Hey bazz- 
Feb 28 11:33:05 <Mika_> I fix somethings in your irssi build to make scripts working
Feb 28 11:48:56 <bazz-> hey Mika_ 
Feb 28 11:49:08 <bazz-> scripts are working here
Feb 28 11:49:32 <bazz-> i already built a newer version, but i am still using the old one
Feb 28 11:49:43 <bazz-> forgot to install the newer versoin ;)
Feb 28 11:49:57 <Mika_> heheh what is new in the new version ?
Feb 28 11:50:17 <bazz-> dunno
Feb 28 11:50:19 <Mika_> because this version works fine
Feb 28 11:50:36 <bazz-> it still has the dcc crash in it
Feb 28 11:50:41 <Mika_> no problems at all only with some plugins missing perf
Feb 28 11:50:45 <Mika_> perl*
Feb 28 11:50:57 <bazz-> perl should be insalled
Feb 28 11:50:58 <Mika_> ok dcc is what i do`nt need
Feb 28 11:51:20 <bazz-> it should work
Feb 28 11:51:28 <Mika_> yes i did install perl but missed 2 files .. forgot the names .. but thake them from my ubuntu pc
Feb 28 11:51:31 <bazz-> i use scrips in my irssi
Feb 28 11:51:38 <bazz-> hmm
Feb 28 11:52:07 <drif_> hi bazz
Feb 28 11:52:14 <bazz-> hey drif
Feb 28 11:52:25 <Mika_> and i fix the  /help with put the help map from ubuntu to it
Feb 28 11:52:29 <Mika_> hey drif 
Feb 28 11:52:35 <drif> hey mika
Feb 28 11:53:02 <bazz-> yeah i didin't include those docs in the tarball
Feb 28 11:53:11 <drif> which tarball?
Feb 28 11:53:26 <bazz-> the irssi tarball
Feb 28 11:53:28 <drif> the one you gave me or is there new release?
Feb 28 11:53:42 <Mika_> bazz-:  get them from ubuntu to compleet it .. 
Feb 28 11:54:15 <bazz-> the old one, i didn't package the new one yet
Feb 28 11:54:28 <Mika_> bazz-: i was missing irssi.pm in my perl map
Feb 28 11:54:41 <bazz-> mika they're already in my irssi, i compiled it here and did a make install
Feb 28 11:55:07 <bazz-> ok next time i'll include irssi.pm
Feb 28 11:55:26 <Mika_> yes it was no problem but i think i let you know
Feb 28 11:55:35 <bazz-> thanks ;)
Feb 28 11:55:59 <bazz-> i wish someone built and maintained a package for irssi
Feb 28 11:56:43 <Mika_> Yes that makes it a lot easyer..
Feb 28 11:56:56 <bazz-> also for rtorrent ;)
Feb 28 11:57:00 <drif> :P
Feb 28 11:57:02 <Mika_> but did you found the reason that dcc is not working ?
Feb 28 12:00:03 <bazz-> no, i'm not looking for it either
Feb 28 12:00:10 <bazz-> just ignore all dcc ;)
Feb 28 12:00:21 <bazz-> anyways ;)
Feb 28 12:00:27 <bazz-> lunch break is over
Feb 28 12:00:34 * bazz- gets back to work
Feb 28 12:00:41 <bazz-> laters guys
Feb 28 12:01:18 <drif> laters
Feb 28 12:01:27 <Mika_> ok laters
Feb 28 17:03:24 <EvilGuru> I am having trouble with upslug2, it does not find my slug
Feb 28 17:03:51 <EvilGuru> even though it is right next to me flashing red and green and the ethernet led is green
Feb 28 20:11:23 <neongrau> my disk I/O seems rather slow. could someone please post his "hdparm -tT /dev/sda" output?
Feb 28 20:19:27 <Eiffel> Timing cached reads:   148 MB in  2.00 seconds =  74.00 MB/sec
Feb 28 20:19:27 <Eiffel>  Timing buffered disk reads:   22 MB in  3.27 seconds =   6.73 MB/sec
Feb 28 20:21:48 <Mika_> Eiffel: how do you test that ?
Feb 28 20:22:08 <Mika_> like neongrau say ?
Feb 28 20:22:38 <neongrau> as i wrote "hdparm -tT /dev/sda"
Feb 28 20:22:49 <neongrau> i just had:
Feb 28 20:22:52 <neongrau>  Timing cached reads:   184 MB in  2.01 seconds =  91.54 MB/sec
Feb 28 20:22:52 <neongrau>  Timing buffered disk reads:   16 MB in  3.38 seconds =   4.73 MB/sec
Feb 28 20:23:07 <Mika_> hdparm is not on my slug
Feb 28 20:23:21 <neongrau> ipkg install hdparm
Feb 28 20:23:45 <Mika_> lets try pls wait
Feb 28 20:25:53 <Mika_> /dev/sda: Timing cached reads:   180 MB in  2.00 seconds =  90.00 MB/sec Timing buffered disk reads:   24 MB in  3.01 seconds =   7.97 MB/sec
Feb 28 20:26:22 <neongrau> looks good. what kind of disk do you have?
Feb 28 20:27:13 <Mika_> maxtor L160P0
Feb 28 20:28:53 <neongrau> i'm going to buy me a new usb disk soon. i was wondering if it would make sense to buy one that uses S-ATA technology instead of IDE
Feb 28 20:30:55 <Mika_> i have no idea i never did look to the speed
Feb 28 20:39:37 <Eiffel> donīt thing that is relevant not for the nslu2 at least
Feb 28 20:39:58 <Eiffel> the thing it self is too slow
Feb 28 20:40:04 <Eiffel> -the +that
Feb 28 20:41:54 <Mika_> the speedhack wil make this also quicker or not ?
Feb 28 20:42:50 <Eiffel> a little bit
Feb 28 20:42:54 <neongrau> what speedhack?
Feb 28 20:43:12 <neongrau> the de-underclocking?
Feb 28 20:43:15 <Eiffel> but the problem is an usb drive is never as fast as an internal drive
Feb 28 20:44:07 <neongrau> maybe not on access times. but the badnwidth is high enough to offer a much better throughput
Feb 28 20:44:37 <Mika_> merk yes
Feb 28 20:44:54 <Mika_> neongrau: yes
Feb 28 20:45:46 <neongrau> usb can do ~400mbit/s all we need is 100mbit because of the nics cap. but what do we get?
Feb 28 20:54:20 <Eiffel> at max 8MB/s
Feb 28 21:04:31 <neongrau> yep. but whats the real bottleneck then?
Feb 28 21:55:32 <eddyp> did anybody managed to compile ppp and rp-pppoe natively on unslung?
Mar 01 03:30:32 <jester2873> i hope no one minds a somewhat newbie question, but i'm trying to use my 512 usb flash drive that i have plugged into disk 1 as my main drive. i've run unsling on it and i have the root fs on there. my problem is getting all packages form ipkg to install there by defualt
Mar 01 03:30:54 <jester2873> i have tried using the -d option but i guess i need ipkg.conf which doesn't seem to exist on my system
Mar 01 03:31:04 <jester2873> i am running unslung 5.5 beta
Mar 01 03:43:34 <jester2873> i've read a lot of the articles on nslu2-linux.org, but i haven't figured out exactly how to do this
Mar 01 03:44:01 <jester2873> i assumed i could just make sim links to the flash of the device and point that to the usb stick. 
Mar 01 04:12:52 <mwester>  jester2873: if you have successfully unslung, and can succesfully use the "ipkg" command, then ipkg will install on the 512MB flash drive - you don't need to do anything special at all
Mar 01 04:16:09 <jester2873> when i tried that it still seems to be isntalling on the unit. i checked df after i installed dropbear and the percentage went up
Mar 01 04:16:37 <jester2873> do i need to do anything special when i issue unsling disk1
Mar 01 04:16:48 <jester2873> here is the output
Mar 01 04:17:06 <jester2873> .# unsling disk1
Mar 01 04:17:06 <jester2873> Target disk is /share/hdd/data
Mar 01 04:17:06 <jester2873> Copying the complete rootfs from / to /share/hdd/data.
Mar 01 04:17:06 <jester2873> 19893 blocks
Mar 01 04:17:06 <jester2873> Preserving existing ipkg database on target disk.
Mar 01 04:17:07 <jester2873> Linking /usr/bin/ipkg executable on target disk.
Mar 01 04:17:09 <jester2873> Creating /.sda1root to direct switchbox to boot from /share/hdd/data.
Mar 01 04:17:17 <jester2873> it looks like it is good
Mar 01 04:17:26 <jester2873> but it still doesn't seem to install properly after that
Mar 01 04:17:40 <jester2873> and looking at this page
Mar 01 04:17:41 <jester2873> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/FAQ/CheckingRootFSIsOnUSB
Mar 01 04:17:50 <mwester> Yes.  Did you remember to reboot after unslinging ?
Mar 01 04:18:18 <jester2873> nope. i'll do that now. thanks. i knew there had to be something i was forgetting :) thanks
Mar 01 04:18:25 <mwester> :)
Mar 01 04:22:03 <jester2873> well that did it! thank you so much. 
Mar 01 04:22:14 <jester2873> this little guy is a lot of fun to play around with 
Mar 01 04:22:36 <jester2873> can't believe i wasted all this time and it was just a reboot i was missing. oh well 
Mar 01 04:22:38 <jester2873> thank you again
Mar 01 04:24:24 <cStyled> hello
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