**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon May 22 09:59:57 2006 May 22 16:20:10 hi, has anyone compiled FUSE for OpenSlug? May 22 16:24:30 naib, no, but if you set up your own cross compile environment on some linux box, you should be able to compile it May 22 16:25:10 already setup tnx, just trying to figure out differences between bitbake files and ebuild files May 22 16:26:35 naib: cd ~/slug/openslug; . ./setup-env; bb fuse ;) May 22 16:26:58 mmm I dont have fuse in my feed? May 22 16:27:17 it works in debianslug http://pastebin.com/731390 May 22 16:30:19 it should work with openslug too, because they use the same config file (slugos-packages.conf) May 22 16:31:13 problem is my local cross-compile does not have a "fuse" package - in gentoo I can do "emerge --sync" May 22 16:31:36 is there an equivelent to upgrade my local "repository" for bitbake::OpenSLug May 22 16:31:49 naib. if you're using the master makefile, you can just "make update" in ~/slug May 22 16:32:16 make: *** No rule to make target `update'. Stop. May 22 16:32:19 damb May 22 16:32:56 naib, are you using the master makefile or for the latest sources or the openslug 2.7 sources? May 22 16:33:32 ahh the latest source for openslug - will get the main project tnx May 22 16:34:01 www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Development/MasterMakefile May 22 16:34:58 yup just got it, now starting the build of environement tnx May 22 16:36:16 np May 22 18:43:01 With the new Unslung firmware, is it possible to have an NTFS partition on my drive? May 23 01:21:41 hello, I couldn't find the answer to this Q in the FAQs. If I reflash an nslu2, can I used ext3 formatted USB harddrives? May 23 01:22:44 ... a big fat old samba server of mine has died,... I'm thinking of switching to the nslu2 May 23 01:22:55 so... ext3 support is the clencher question May 23 01:27:34 nick somenewguy May 23 05:10:35 Anyone available to lend a hand? May 23 05:13:35 Ok, I'll just put it out here an see if anyone answers it later. May 23 05:14:02 V2.3R63-uNSLUng-6.8-beta May 23 05:14:28 Running fine until I installed Samba and tried to configure SWAT. May 23 05:15:30 No, in the web UI (not swat) when I click on "Administration" it prompts for a password and even though I know what it should be, it is not letting me into the admin pages. May 23 05:16:43 However, if I click on "User Password" and enter "admin" for the username with what I know it should be for the "current" password and then "whatever" for the new password, it tells me that the password is changed and I can then access the admin pages with the new password. May 23 05:16:48 Until I reboot. May 23 05:17:00 (the nslu2) May 23 05:18:51 Then I cannot access the admin pages with the new password or with what the password should have been in the first place, or with the linksys default password, or with "uNSLUng" as the password. May 23 05:20:34 Hello mwester, I hate to bother you, but I have an issue that I think you might be able to help with... Do you have a moment? May 23 05:22:50 Ask away... May 23 05:23:25 V2.3R63-uNSLUng-6.8-beta - I'm having an issue accessing the "administration" pages in the UI. May 23 05:23:46 Here's a little background: May 23 05:24:01 I recently install Samba and tried to configure SWAT. May 23 05:24:33 Now when trying to access the Admin pages in the UI its asking for a password and not taking what I enter. I know what it should be. May 23 05:24:43 However. May 23 05:25:14 The UI will let me change the password for the admin user and I can then access the Admin pages in the UI. May 23 05:25:22 until I reboot the box. May 23 05:25:46 I (think) I have removed all traces of samba, but still get this issue. May 23 05:26:22 I'm thinking it may be best for me to just format and reinstall, what do you think? May 23 05:32:21 It's probably pretty hard to figure out what is getting messed up, as the code that resets the admin password is Linksys code. You can try to do some debugging. When you change your admin password in the GUI, it assigns the password to the account in the passwd file. It also writes it to the .htpasswd file in /home/httpd/..../Management. The copy in /share/(hdd|flash)/conf should be the... May 23 05:32:22 ...same as the one in the ..../Management directory at that point. If not, that might be the problem. It might also be worth looking at the passwd files themselves. There should be no passwd file in /etc -- that should be a symbolic link to the real passwd file in /share/(hdd|flash)/conf. If not, your slug will get confused. If none of those items seem to be amiss, a reflash and... May 23 05:32:24 ...re-unsling might be easier than the detective work to figure out what file is not right in some minute way that confuses the Linksys software... May 23 05:33:48 ok. May 23 05:34:29 So, if I decide to re-unsling, must I reflash first? Or since its alrady flashed, can I just format the disk and then unsling? May 23 05:37:42 You can skip the reflash. When you unsling, it will complain that the slug was already unslung, then automatically remove the flag that says it's already been unslung, and instruct you to reboot it and try the unsling again. You can remove the flag yourself, and reboot, but its easier to just run the unsling and let it find the right file and remove it. May 23 05:38:44 Either way, the key is to make sure that the flag is removed so that prior to the unsling the slug boots up in its never-been-unslung-before state. May 23 05:38:54 Thanks so much. I will look through the things you suggested above. If I just cant get it going I'll format and unsling again. May 23 05:39:24 good luck! May 23 08:48:03 Anyway. It seems to be working now. Thanks for the assistance. If I have anymore trouble with it I'll just format and re-unsling. May 23 08:51:26 Hi, I am trying to compile some packages for Openslug (using the master makefile). They compile fine BUT ipkg cannot install them on the NSLU2 May 23 08:52:08 I am using the binary shipped firmware, do I need to use the image made from the master makefile for packages made via master makefile to be accepted? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue May 23 10:00:00 2006