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Apr 27 12:07:13 <EvilDevil> hmmm.. anybody tried to use some other embedded device's 3,3v serial port to connect to the 3,3v serial port of the NSLU2?
Apr 27 12:19:07 <drif> is it ok to move unslung5.5b from flash to hdd simply by find | cpio?
Apr 27 16:58:54 <capbot> mika_ :)
Apr 27 16:59:07 <Mika_> caplink811_log: are you here ?
Apr 27 16:59:25 <caplink811_log> Mika_, how's life going?
Apr 27 16:59:35 <Mika_> Fine for so far :)
Apr 27 17:00:14 <Mika_> Just some problems with the nslu .. my wife pull the power from the hd and now he was not boot the first 2 times.. 
Apr 27 17:00:26 <Mika_> is it smart to do a hd check ?
Apr 27 17:00:56 <Mika_> Or when it works now it is ok ?
Apr 27 17:01:02 <Mika_> i check my logs now
Apr 27 17:02:03 <caplink811_log> well, when it work now, then it is ok, but if you have a linux station avalable, then you should put the enclosure on the linux box, and run fsck.ext3 /dev/sda
Apr 27 17:03:29 <caplink811_log> the same happen to me just 2 weeks, ago, one of the cats steped on the switch of the extension lead...
Apr 27 17:03:44 <Mika_> ok and if it was yours did you check it ? 
Apr 27 17:05:37 <caplink811_log> yes, the slug wont boot with the hdd, so i assume, that there are a problem with the filesystem, i put the hdd on a linux box, and ran fsck, after 40 mins, or so, fsck finished, found and repaired some errors, and the slug cames up again :)
Apr 27 17:09:37 <Mika_> caplink811_log: see this part of /var/messages http://pastebin.com/685284
Apr 27 17:12:34 <caplink811_log> you can run a fsck, but you must not... you can do it with the slug, boot without hd, login, attach the hd, wait until it is mount rw, and then umount /dev/sda1 and /dev/sda2 (or sdb if it is on port2), and then fsck.ext3 /dev... should work (it only works with unmounted filesystems)
Apr 27 17:12:35 <Mika_> i go hang a linux pc on it because i see more in messages.old
Apr 27 17:12:49 <Mika_> <46>Jan  1 01:00:21 klogd: EXT3-fs: recovery complete. 
Apr 27 17:12:50 <Mika_> <46>Jan  1 01:00:21 klogd: EXT3-fs: mounted filesystem with ordered data mode. 
Apr 27 17:13:23 <Mika_> i go run it on a linux pc i think it is the best
Apr 27 17:13:51 <Mika_> also for the feature because i wil not have data lost then.
Apr 27 17:14:00 <caplink811_log> and the fsck.ext3 works on a linux box much better as on the slug
Apr 27 17:14:14 <Mika_> this is correct : fsck.ext3 /dev/sda
Apr 27 17:15:49 <caplink811_log> fsck.ext3 [-p] /dev/sda1 <- filesystem/partition, -p repairs each error automagically without a prompt for (y/n)
Apr 27 17:16:32 <Mika_> so option -p is good :)
Apr 27 17:16:52 <caplink811_log> or use -y instead, so fsck answers all questions with yes, but you can see the questions
Apr 27 17:23:42 <Mika_> hey say it is ok in 5 secondes
Apr 27 17:24:50 <Mika_> caplink811_log: http://pastebin.com/685320
Apr 27 17:24:53 <Mika_> so it is ok ?
Apr 27 17:24:56 <caplink811_log> then fsck assumes that the partition is ok, you could run fsck with the additional parameter -f (force a check)
Apr 27 17:25:46 <Mika_> ok check now with option -f
Apr 27 17:25:47 <caplink811_log> Mika_, blokken (controle bij volgende aankoppeling) means what in english
Apr 27 17:26:14 <Mika_> sorry :) it means blocks  ( check at the next mount)
Apr 27 17:26:22 <EvilDevil> caplink811_log, LC_ALL=C fsck.ext3 ....
Apr 27 17:26:51 <Mika_> caplink811_log: option -f is runs now..so now i have to wait
Apr 27 17:36:18 <Mika_> looks ok no problems found with option -f thx caplink811_log 
Apr 27 17:37:33 <caplink811_log> np, Mika_ 
Apr 27 17:39:23 <Mika_> i wil be back in 5 minutes..
Apr 27 17:40:20 <capbot> mika_ :)
Apr 27 17:41:21 <Mika_> Yes it is working again at nslu2 ... how is it with caplink811_log ?
Apr 27 17:48:10 <caplink811_log> most things are fine, exept the weather atm, rain, and cold it is too...
Apr 27 17:49:27 <caplink811_log> at tuesday we had 22 degrees, at that time my think, it is time for a bbq at the weekend, but now :(
Apr 27 17:50:24 <Mika_> it is stil ok here the weather..
Apr 27 17:51:43 <caplink811_log> ~weather eddi
Apr 27 17:51:51 <capbot> Berlin-Tempelhof, Germany; (EDDI) 52-28N 013-24E 49M; last updated: 2006.04.27 1720 UTC; Dew Point: 51 F (11 C); Pressure (altimeter): 30.03 in. Hg (1017 hPa); Relative Humidity: 87%; Sky conditions: mostly cloudy; Temperature: 55 F (13 C); Visibility: 5 mile(s); Wind: from the N (360 degrees) at 13 MPH (11 KT)
Apr 27 17:52:33 <caplink811_log> mostly cloudly, bah, it means mostly wet
Apr 27 17:54:11 <Mika_> yes i see ... here is it good .. till now.. it was sunny today and warm
Apr 27 18:05:40 * caplink811_log is a little envious
Apr 27 18:05:44 <Mika_> ~weather ehsb
Apr 27 18:05:51 <capbot> Soesterberg, Netherlands; (EHSB) 52-08N 005-17E 25M; last updated: 2006.04.27 1747 UTC; Dew Point: 42 F (6 C); Pressure (altimeter): 30.18 in. Hg (1022 hPa); Relative Humidity: 62%; Sky conditions: partly cloudy; Temperature: 55 F (13 C); Visibility: greater than 7 mile(s); Wind: from the N (010 degrees) at 8 MPH (7 KT)
Apr 27 18:06:24 <Mika_> you see litle beter :)
Apr 27 18:06:49 <caplink811_log> but cold in the night
Apr 27 18:06:58 <Mika_> yes
Apr 27 18:07:06 <Mika_> and in the morning 
Apr 27 19:41:09 <Nimmit> caplink811_log
Apr 27 19:41:45 <Nimmit> is there a nice way that I can have the nslu2 beep with Set_Led when somene accesses ssh
Apr 27 19:42:46 <caplink811_log> Nimmit,  unslung fw?
Apr 27 19:43:14 <Nimmit> yes
Apr 27 19:44:52 <Nimmit> I mainly just need to find the file I put the command in
Apr 27 19:48:20 <caplink811_log> hm, each access will logged in /whereeveryourvardiris/log/auth.log
Apr 27 19:49:10 <caplink811_log> which depends on your syslogd too, maybe, that syslog-ng is able to execute a command in a given case, but dunno
Apr 27 19:50:37 <Nimmit> /etc/profile
Apr 27 19:50:45 <Nimmit> I think that works
Apr 27 19:50:51 <Nimmit> I mean, I think that's where it should go
Apr 27 19:51:13 <Nimmit> one way to find out
Apr 27 19:51:23 <caplink811_log> this is one way to do this, but it only works, when the connect/login was successful
Apr 27 19:52:00 <Nimmit> ya
Apr 27 19:52:03 <Nimmit> that's what I want
Apr 27 19:52:05 <Nimmit> and I just got it
Apr 27 19:52:13 <Nimmit> I put it in /etc/profile
Apr 27 19:52:17 <Nimmit> and it worked
Apr 27 19:53:00 <Nimmit> I already have a custom welcome message defined in there
Apr 27 19:53:04 <caplink811_log> but it works too, when someone login via telnet, or if available each other connection method
Apr 27 19:53:05 <Nimmit> I just couldn't remember where the file was
Apr 27 19:53:16 <Nimmit> ya
Apr 27 19:53:17 <Nimmit> that's okay
Apr 27 19:54:05 <Nimmit> also, how can I add the whereis command
Apr 27 19:54:12 <Nimmit> I couldn't find it on the website
Apr 27 19:55:25 <EvilDevil> Nimmit, whereis? do you mean locate?
Apr 27 19:55:39 <Nimmit> is locate the same thing>?
Apr 27 19:57:19 <EvilDevil> i don't know "whereis"
Apr 27 20:05:01 <capbot> mika_ :)
Apr 27 20:18:48 <joga> 'whereis' locates the binary for a command
Apr 27 20:19:58 <joga> and apparently also the source and man page, haven't tried those actually
Apr 27 21:03:27 <capbot> mika_ :)
Apr 27 21:05:32 <EvilDevil> ~botsnack
Apr 27 21:05:33 <capbot> :), EvilDevil
Apr 27 21:08:02 <capbot> mika_ :)
Apr 27 21:10:21 <capbot> mika_ :)
Apr 27 21:37:44 <capbot> mika_ :)
Apr 27 23:51:43 <h8dc> mwester - thanks for your work in this project.  Yoru tireless dedication and immeasurable devation to us all.... heck, just wanted to say thanks.  :-)
Apr 27 23:52:10 <h8dc> make that "devotion" :)
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