**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Jun 05 02:59:57 2006
Jun 05 10:53:08 <bazz-_> anyone around?
Jun 05 10:54:09 <bazz-_> i'm using debianslug, seems slower than unslung, could it be the tmpfs thing? 
Jun 05 10:54:29 <bazz-_> tmpfs on /dev/shm type tmpfs (rw) and tmpfs on /dev type tmpfs (rw,size=10M,mode=0755)
Jun 05 11:07:23 <l0c4lh0st> Sorry, I can't help you (I think), but I got a question to you: How big is your DebianSlug? I read you need 2.6 GB drive for it, but I only got a 1 GB usb stick
Jun 05 11:14:41 <drif> hi bazz
Jun 05 11:15:07 <drif> slower in general or on some specific tasks?
Jun 05 11:25:55 <bazz-_> i got a 300 GB disk attached to it
Jun 05 11:25:59 <bazz-_> hiya drif
Jun 05 11:26:21 <bazz-_> well actually, i'm using rtorrent for some downloading
Jun 05 11:26:33 <bazz-_> and smb goes kind of slowly 
Jun 05 11:26:49 <bazz-_> and irssi (this client), is also kind of slow 
Jun 05 11:27:07 <bazz-_> switching between screens (screen command) is also rather slow
Jun 05 11:28:20 <bazz-_> http://pastebin.com/759488
Jun 05 11:28:54 <bazz-_> i think half of the RAM is being used for a ramdisk or sth like that
Jun 05 11:29:29 <bazz-_> top - 13:43:48 up 4 days, 16:04,  5 users,  load average: 2.55, 2.98, 2.63
Jun 05 11:30:07 <bazz-_> copying files FROM the slug to a local pc is slower than copying files TO the slug
Jun 05 11:30:33 <bazz-_> 3000 kbyte/s down and 4200kbyte/s up
Jun 05 11:32:37 <drif> when using rtorrent at background or without?
Jun 05 11:36:35 <bazz-_> never tried without actually
Jun 05 11:37:04 <bazz-_> let's try
Jun 05 11:38:05 <bazz-_> no difference: Avg: 2904.05 kByte/s
Jun 05 11:39:11 <bazz-_> uploading: Avg: 3803.38 kByte/s
Jun 05 11:42:39 <bazz-> it would be nice if anyone could give some advice on this
Jun 05 11:42:43 <bazz-> brb
Jun 05 15:43:19 <drif> what did it mean when booting unslung and ready/status keeps flashing indefinitely...
Jun 05 15:47:07 <EvilDevil> drif, seems like the slug is having a party... ;) but seriously. i don't know. there's a page on the www.nslu2-linux.org wiki about the status leds, but i think that this applies to SlugOS only
Jun 05 15:49:55 <EvilDevil> l0c4lh0st, the 2.6 GB is the requirement for the Cross-Compile Environment
Jun 05 15:50:19 <l0c4lh0st> So I need that space on the NSLU2? Or just on my HDD ?
Jun 05 15:50:54 <EvilDevil> l0c4lh0st, you need that space if you want to cross-compile the debianslug-image on a x86 box
Jun 05 15:51:16 <l0c4lh0st> But I don't want that, I just want to put Linux on my NSLU2 + Apache, PHP etc.
Jun 05 15:53:13 <EvilDevil> l0c4lh0st, this should work without problems on a 1 GB stick. according to http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/DebianSlug/DebianSlugUsers there are some users that run debianslug on a 512MB usb-stick
Jun 05 15:53:27 <l0c4lh0st> Okay
Jun 05 15:53:37 <l0c4lh0st> Then I'll look further into it when it's summer vacation :D
Jun 05 17:38:17 <seanb724> hi.. i have an unslung 5.5 box that seems to be having problems with port 2 drives.  i can see a new drive via the web gui, and format it, but it comes back and says unformatted when it's done and df doesn't show it.  how can i manually try to mount it ?
Jun 05 17:40:37 <EvilDevil> mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt 
Jun 05 17:41:27 <seanb724> ah so that shows that the drive is formatted but not partitioned like it should be i guess:
Jun 05 17:41:48 <seanb724>  /dev/sdb1            153660192     32832 152066244   0% /mnt
Jun 05 17:43:36 <seanb724> what script does the web gui run when you tell it to format a drive ?
Jun 05 17:46:20 <EvilDevil> no clue... but you can run fdisk -l /dev/sdb to see if it is partitioned
Jun 05 17:47:14 <EvilDevil> to create a ext3 filesystem on a partition, you can run mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb1 (make sure that there is no data on it yet)
Jun 05 17:47:23 <seanb724>    Device Boot    Start       End    Blocks   Id  System 
Jun 05 17:47:58 <seanb724> that looks a lot like sda, which is the same size drive, so it looks partitioned
Jun 05 17:48:22 <seanb724> for some reason the slug doesn't want to mount it like it did my old drive before my old one started acting weird.
Jun 05 17:48:53 <seanb724> i.e. /share/flash/data and /share/flash/conf no longer show up
Jun 05 17:49:10 <seanb724> i thought it was the old drive but now i'm wondering if it's the slug, since the same issue is happening on this new drive
Jun 05 17:53:41 <seanb724> so i guess the question is where/when is the 2nd drive supposed to be mounted with the proper partitions in the proper places, as it appears ok overall
Jun 05 17:56:33 <EvilDevil> i guess the wiki knows the answer (unlike me)
Jun 05 17:57:05 <caplink811_log> seanb724, how many USB_Detect processes are shown by the ps -ef command?
Jun 05 17:57:06 <seanb724> i haven't been able to find any answers to these questions there, so so far you've been more help  :-)
Jun 05 17:57:34 <seanb724> hmm
Jun 05 17:57:35 <seanb724> ps -ef | grep -i USB 
Jun 05 17:57:35 <seanb724> root        10     1  0 Jun03 ?        00:00:31 [usb-storage-1] 
Jun 05 17:57:35 <seanb724> root        20     1  0 Jun03 ?        00:00:54 [usb-storage-0]
Jun 05 17:57:35 <seanb724> root      6800  3488  0 13:38 ttyp0    00:00:00 grep -i USB
Jun 05 17:58:55 <iwo> you should have 2x /usr/sbin/USB_Detect
Jun 05 17:59:22 <seanb724> should i manually start them to see what happens ?
Jun 05 17:59:42 <iwo> *shrug* i just idle here :P
Jun 05 18:01:02 <caplink811_log> no, there is a faq on the wiki
Jun 05 18:01:10 <caplink811_log> ~nslu2-faq
Jun 05 18:01:11 <capbot> ok, so you should have a look to http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/FAQ/HomePage
Jun 05 18:02:13 <seanb724> i've looked there and didn't find anything that met this specific issue... 
Jun 05 18:02:16 <seanb724> i checked out:  http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/FAQ/DriveNotFormatted
Jun 05 18:02:21 <seanb724> but that was for usb hubs which i don't have
Jun 05 18:02:38 <seanb724> and http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/TroubleshootADriveMissingCondition
Jun 05 18:02:45 <seanb724> as well but that was all for the main drive not a 2nd drive
Jun 05 18:02:47 <caplink811_log> the part in the moddle of the page should help you
Jun 05 18:03:16 <seanb724> which page ?  the drive missing page ?
Jun 05 18:03:18 <caplink811_log> without a USB_Detect process, the slug wont automount the disk(s)
Jun 05 18:03:54 <caplink811_log> yes, beyond "do the following"
Jun 05 18:04:31 <caplink811_log> below, sorry
Jun 05 18:05:21 <seanb724> ok, i don't see those words on that page.  can you send the link to the page ?
Jun 05 18:05:43 <caplink811_log> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/FAQ/DiskNotRecognized it is, sry
Jun 05 18:05:48 <seanb724> as far as the drive missing page, i did try some of that, such as formating it ntfs on a windows box, then retrying with the slugh.  but i get the same symptoms
Jun 05 18:06:25 <seanb724> ok that is page i have not been to, so let me try that.
Jun 05 18:08:32 <seanb724> it refers to the following directory:  /var.state/run/ 
Jun 05 18:08:40 <seanb724> is that a typo ?  i don't have such a dir
Jun 05 18:09:08 <caplink811_log> when you boot without the hd attached
Jun 05 18:09:10 <caplink811_log> ?
Jun 05 18:09:41 <seanb724> i was poking around before i reboot
Jun 05 18:09:59 <seanb724> i did have the usb_det.pid file in /var/run/ that had a date of 4/3 whereas everything else has a date of now
Jun 05 18:10:10 <seanb724> well, my last reboot , which was a little while ago
Jun 05 18:10:49 <caplink811_log> so you should delete this file, and possible in /var.state/run as well
Jun 05 18:11:22 <seanb724> ok trying that now, 1st with drives attached to see what happens
Jun 05 18:11:33 <seanb724> thanks for pointing out that page, somehow i had missed it
Jun 05 18:40:25 <seanb724> so it didn't work without rebooting with no drives, but when i got in there, removed the usb_det.pid file from /var/run (it was not in /var.state/run/ and rebooted, i still have no usb_det running and i only see one drive  :-(
Jun 05 18:42:24 <caplink811-log> normally, you should have 2 running USB_Detect processes (one for each USB port)
Jun 05 18:42:40 <seanb724> yeah when i rebooted w/ no drives after i removed the usb_det.pid file, i did
Jun 05 18:42:55 <seanb724> then i rebooted again with the drives attached and now i can see just 1 drive, but no usb_det is running
Jun 05 18:45:02 <caplink811-log> well, try the follow... boot with hd attached, log in,
Jun 05 18:45:05 <caplink811-log> then mount -t jffs2 /dev/mtdblock4 /mnt
Jun 05 18:45:16 <caplink811-log> cd /
Jun 05 18:45:57 <caplink811-log> find / -name usb_det.pid maybe that there are other directories with the pid files in
Jun 05 18:46:11 <seanb724> with both hd's attached?  it boots fine and recognizes the hd in port 1, which is where i run unslung from.  but it doesn't see the 2nd drive.
Jun 05 18:46:30 <caplink811-log> just the unslinged one
Jun 05 18:51:59 <seanb724> no other usb_det.pids show up
Jun 05 18:54:27 <caplink811_log> hm, are you sure, that your 2nd drive is formatted with ext3? and can you mount it manually e.g. mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt (after you umount /dev/mtdblock4
Jun 05 18:54:30 <caplink811_log> )
Jun 05 19:09:47 <seanb724> well i formatted it with the web gui, but it never finishes and says its good.  just says its unformatted
Jun 05 19:09:58 <seanb724> so i just booted with just my primary drive and usb det is now running
Jun 05 19:11:44 <seanb724> and i just plugged in the drive and usb_det is still running, but df doesn't show /share/flash/data and /conf like it should
Jun 05 19:11:53 <seanb724> so it may not be formatted properly
Jun 05 19:11:58 <seanb724> i can try again via the web gui
Jun 05 19:12:39 <caplink811_log> like it should, if the drive is correctly formated.. how long did you wait, that the webif format finished ?
Jun 05 19:13:01 <seanb724> a long time... it's 160GB.
Jun 05 19:13:26 <caplink811_log> a long time is how long in minutes?
Jun 05 19:14:08 <seanb724> i didn't time it but maybe 30 minutes...  i'd come back to the web gui and it would say not formatted instead of formatting
Jun 05 19:14:32 <caplink811_log> k, that should be long enough
Jun 05 19:15:15 <caplink811_log> this disk is a 3.5" in an external enclosure, with an external power supply?
Jun 05 19:15:21 <seanb724> i don't know if you saw the beginning, but the reason i got the new drive is that my old one was getting a little flaky.  it was loud, so i started turning it on every few weeks to do a drivetodrive copy using rsync...
Jun 05 19:15:24 <seanb724> yes
Jun 05 19:15:33 <seanb724> it's a fantom drive 160GB, same as the primary
Jun 05 19:15:51 <seanb724> but sometimes on the old drive, it would not be recognized.  i figured the drive was just going bad, so i got this new one
Jun 05 19:16:01 <seanb724> plugged it in, tried to format, and nothing showed up.
Jun 05 19:16:52 <caplink811_log> just an idea, boot without a disk, and then plug the new drive in port 1, and try to format it, maybe , it works..
Jun 05 19:17:55 <seanb724> is there a way to see when the slug is done formatting ?
Jun 05 19:18:54 <caplink811_log> a running mkfs.ext3 process normally, but dunno, if that is the slug's way to do it
Jun 05 19:19:25 <seanb724> if i run mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt when the 2nd drive is plugged in i then see
Jun 05 19:19:33 <seanb724>  /dev/sdb1            153660192     32832 152066244   0% /mnt
Jun 05 19:19:57 <seanb724> and 
Jun 05 19:19:58 <seanb724> fdisk -l /dev/sdb 
Jun 05 19:19:58 <seanb724>  
Jun 05 19:19:58 <seanb724> Disk /dev/sdb: 255 heads, 63 sectors, 19457 cylinders 
Jun 05 19:19:58 <seanb724> Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 bytes 
Jun 05 19:19:58 <seanb724>  
Jun 05 19:20:00 <seanb724>    Device Boot    Start       End    Blocks   Id  System 
Jun 05 19:20:16 <drif> sean: you still need to know how the script web gui uses? (just spotted that on the backlog)
Jun 05 19:20:21 <seanb724> so it looks like it at least tried to format
Jun 05 19:20:31 <drif> how=which
Jun 05 19:20:36 <seanb724> well i thought if i could look at the script i could do everything manually step by step
Jun 05 19:21:14 <drif> well, there's no real script - simply fdisk /dev/sdX (X=being either a or b) does the job
Jun 05 19:21:36 <drif> when using the stock fdisk
Jun 05 19:22:02 <drif> it defines the three partitions
Jun 05 19:22:34 <seanb724> just like the ones above?  if so then it looks like it is formatting them
Jun 05 19:22:42 <seanb724> but it never mounts them like it should
Jun 05 19:23:18 <drif> above? I can't see any...
Jun 05 19:23:42 <seanb724> fdisk -l /dev/sdb 
Jun 05 19:23:43 <seanb724>  
Jun 05 19:23:43 <seanb724> disk /dev/sdb: 255 heads, 63 sectors, 19457 cylinders 
Jun 05 19:23:43 <seanb724> units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 bytes 
Jun 05 19:23:43 <seanb724>  
Jun 05 19:23:43 <seanb724>    Device Boot    Start       End    Blocks   Id  System 
Jun 05 19:24:11 <caplink811_log> seanb724, maybe that you paste to fast, use pastebin.com instead
Jun 05 19:25:21 <caplink811_log> the slug's fdisk/format process do somethings more, cp some files to the 2nd partition (specially .dongle)
Jun 05 19:26:39 <drif> more like touch that one
Jun 05 19:26:56 <caplink811_log> yep
Jun 05 19:27:06 <seanb724> when i've manually mounted the new drive then cd to /mnt, i see lost+found and public dirs
Jun 05 19:27:25 <drif> seems ok then
Jun 05 19:27:26 <seanb724> but no .dongle
Jun 05 19:27:37 <seanb724> yeah i think it's almost there  :-/
Jun 05 19:27:42 <caplink811_log> this file should be on /dev/sdb2
Jun 05 19:28:00 <drif> touch /mnt/.dongle
Jun 05 19:28:01 <caplink811_log> what is shown when you mount /dev/sdb2 /mnt ?
Jun 05 19:28:46 <drif> cap: sean already told us above
Jun 05 19:29:06 <seanb724> ok then when i go to /mnt and ls -al i see a .dongle along with a bunch of other stuff
Jun 05 19:29:33 <drif> .htpasswd?
Jun 05 19:29:50 <seanb724> yes there is a .htpasswd in there
Jun 05 19:32:18 <caplink811_log> because i seen nothing beneath seanb724's line starting with Device Boot... is there a partition /dev/sdb3 too, with type swap ?
Jun 05 19:32:55 <seanb724> yes let me do it line by line
Jun 05 19:32:56 <seanb724> dev/sdb1             1     19435 156111606   83  Linux 
Jun 05 19:33:02 <seanb724> dev/sdb2         19436     19450    120487+  83  Linux
Jun 05 19:33:06 <seanb724> dev/sdb3         19451     19457     56227+  82  Linux swap 
Jun 05 19:33:08 <seanb724> is it
Jun 05 19:33:53 <caplink811_log> ok, so the drive looks partitioned and formated well
Jun 05 19:34:01 <seanb724> yeah it just won't mount
Jun 05 19:35:04 <caplink811_log> hm, you could mount /dev/Sdb1 and /dev/sdb2 manually, and i assume, when you enter swapon /dev/sdb3 it would work too
Jun 05 19:35:44 <caplink811_log> but you have only one running USB_Detect process...
Jun 05 19:35:55 <caplink811_log> where should be two
Jun 05 19:36:08 <seanb724> well, none
Jun 05 19:36:14 <seanb724> there were two when i booted w/o the 2nd drive
Jun 05 19:36:34 <seanb724> but none now
Jun 05 19:36:36 <seanb724> :-/
Jun 05 19:40:43 <seanb724> so just rebooted again w/o 2nd drive, and again see 2 usb_detects running
Jun 05 19:42:04 <caplink811_log> ok, that is correct, when you plug in the 2nd disk, the processes dies?
Jun 05 19:42:49 <drif> check dmesg after you have plugged the second drive
Jun 05 19:43:22 <seanb724> ok plugging in the 2nd one
Jun 05 19:44:15 <seanb724> the usb_detect processes are still running
Jun 05 19:44:30 <drif> it usually takes a while until it automounts
Jun 05 19:44:51 <seanb724> a bunch of things in dmesg but the end is:
Jun 05 19:44:52 <seanb724> WARNING: USB Mass Storage data integrity not assured
Jun 05 19:44:52 <seanb724> USB Mass Storage device found at 3
Jun 05 19:45:04 <drif> that's normal
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Jun 05 19:50:48 <drif> re people
Jun 05 19:52:33 <drif> sean: split there...how's the mount going?
Jun 05 19:52:57 <seanb724> no change yet
Jun 05 19:53:10 <drif> and the two processes are still running?
Jun 05 19:53:28 <seanb724> demsg same, still have usb_detects, but nothing in df
Jun 05 20:04:23 <seanb724> still no change -- nothing new in dmesg, still have two usb_detects running
Jun 05 20:05:57 <caplink811_log> and no /dev/sdbx mounted, curious...
Jun 05 20:06:21 <seanb724> nope, no sdb anything in df 
Jun 05 20:08:01 * caplink811_log running out of ideas...
Jun 05 20:08:08 <seanb724> :-(
Jun 05 20:08:15 <caplink811_log> drif, ?
Jun 05 20:08:24 <seanb724> drif ?
Jun 05 20:10:35 <caplink811_log> seanb724, another idea/question, when you mount /dev/sdb1 /share/flash/data and mount /dev/sdb2 /share/flash/conf and swapon /dev/sdb3
Jun 05 20:10:55 <caplink811_log> is the drive shown in the webif, as formated and mounted?
Jun 05 20:11:11 <drif> ah, we are back from the split it seems
Jun 05 20:11:19 <seanb724> no the web if shows not formatted
Jun 05 20:11:30 <seanb724> i've formatted it there several times and it always comes back that way
Jun 05 20:12:03 <drif> not format, just mount'em
Jun 05 20:17:42 <seanb724> manually mount them ?
Jun 05 20:18:40 <caplink811_log> yeah, that was the question, what is shown in the webif, if you mount all partitions manually
Jun 05 20:19:08 <seanb724> i mounted them earlier but probably not the proper way to have them in /share/flash/data and conf
Jun 05 20:19:34 <drif> and if it happens this won't work - just make a shell script to mount/umount'em?
Jun 05 20:19:59 <caplink811_log> as i said above, mount /dev/sdb1 /share/flash/data and mount /dev/sdb2 /share/flash/conf and swapon /dev/sdb3
Jun 05 20:20:21 <caplink811_log> drif, that is plan b ;)
Jun 05 20:20:25 <seanb724> hmm
Jun 05 20:20:26 <seanb724> mount /dev/sdb1 /share/flash/data
Jun 05 20:20:26 <seanb724> mount: Mounting /dev/sdb1 on /share/flash/data failed: No such file or directory
Jun 05 20:20:50 <drif> no /share/flash/data?
Jun 05 20:21:02 <caplink811_log> hm, /share/flash/data exists=
Jun 05 20:21:17 <caplink811_log> s/=/?/
Jun 05 20:21:18 <capbot> caplink811_log meant: hm, /share/flash/data exists?
Jun 05 20:21:20 <seanb724> http://www.2sparrows.org/temp/df
Jun 05 20:22:26 <drif> that's the boot drive - what about that?
Jun 05 20:23:02 <seanb724> that's all that shows up
Jun 05 20:24:36 <caplink811_log> but the question was... does /share/flash/data exists?
Jun 05 20:25:00 <caplink811_log> as directory?
Jun 05 20:25:05 <seanb724> how do you check that ?
Jun 05 20:25:08 <seanb724> just ls
Jun 05 20:25:25 <caplink811_log> jep, ls -la /share/flash
Jun 05 20:25:59 <seanb724> nope not three
Jun 05 20:26:01 <seanb724> there
Jun 05 20:26:16 <caplink811_log> interesting..
Jun 05 20:26:26 <drif> indeed
Jun 05 20:26:31 <caplink811_log> also /share/flash/conf isn't there?
Jun 05 20:26:37 <drif> could that be the reason USB_Detect fails?
Jun 05 20:26:57 <caplink811_log> that could be a reason that automagically mount wont work
Jun 05 20:27:14 <drif> cap ;P
Jun 05 20:27:17 <seanb724> so just mkdir or what ?
Jun 05 20:27:20 <drif> up
Jun 05 20:27:21 <drif> yup
Jun 05 20:27:43 <caplink811_log> it should be
Jun 05 20:27:44 <caplink811_log> drwxr-xr-x  2 root  root     4096 Jan  1  1970 conf
Jun 05 20:27:44 <caplink811_log> drwxrwxr-x  3 admin everyone 4096 Jan  3 00:17 data
Jun 05 20:27:56 <caplink811_log> beneath /share/flash
Jun 05 20:28:19 <drif> I think you need to install coreutils before
Jun 05 20:28:29 <seanb724> drwx------    2 root     root         4096 Jun  6 16:08 conf
Jun 05 20:28:29 <seanb724> drwx------    2 admin    everyone     4096 Jun  6 16:08 data
Jun 05 20:28:33 <seanb724> is what i made
Jun 05 20:29:09 <caplink811_log> seanb724, change the file/dirrights to that what i post before
Jun 05 20:29:12 <drif> so just chmod left
Jun 05 20:29:13 <caplink811_log> pls
Jun 05 20:29:39 <seanb724> hrm, 755 ?
Jun 05 20:29:45 <seanb724> i was never good at converting the letters quickly  :-/
Jun 05 20:30:08 <drif> you can use the letters also
Jun 05 20:30:14 <caplink811_log> 755 conf and 775 data
Jun 05 20:32:11 <seanb724> drwxr-xr-x    2 root     root         4096 Jun  6 16:08 conf
Jun 05 20:32:11 <seanb724> drwxrwxr-x    2 admin    everyone     4096 Jun  6 16:08 data
Jun 05 20:32:31 <drif> cap: how to achieve this: find -group X -> cat each file found individually
Jun 05 20:32:49 <caplink811_log> hm, just reboot with both drives attached, maybe, that it would work
Jun 05 20:33:14 <seanb724> i manually added and it seems ok but let me try the reboot
Jun 05 20:33:16 <caplink811_log> drif, dunno..
Jun 05 20:35:27 <seanb724> hey whatta ya know...
Jun 05 20:35:33 <seanb724> both drives are there now
Jun 05 20:35:35 <seanb724> :-)
Jun 05 20:36:29 <drif> :)
Jun 05 20:36:40 <seanb724> thank you both so much for your help
Jun 05 20:36:47 <drif> strange there weren't those directories in the first place
Jun 05 20:36:52 <seanb724> i can try to update the wiki though i've never done it
Jun 05 20:37:01 <drif> really the last place to look a for a problem :P
Jun 05 20:37:26 <seanb724> well, my old drive was acting funny -- the one that got loud most of the time, so i was shutting it off and only backing up drive to drive every few weeks
Jun 05 20:37:33 <drif> sean: which unslung?
Jun 05 20:37:42 <seanb724> and then that started not working -- it didn't show up so i thought it finally crapped out
Jun 05 20:37:46 <seanb724> so i got the new one, same problem
Jun 05 20:37:51 <seanb724> but maybe the old one is still good
Jun 05 20:38:01 <seanb724> if so it will be my offsite back up and i'll up date it every few months  :-)
Jun 05 20:38:05 <seanb724> it is 5.5
Jun 05 20:38:07 <caplink811_log> ~emulate rwhitby
Jun 05 20:38:08 <capbot> well, my work here is done
Jun 05 20:38:15 <drif> :P
Jun 05 20:38:17 <seanb724> thanks again !
Jun 05 20:39:14 <drif> sean: are those drives the same brand?
Jun 05 20:40:39 <seanb724> no, one i made a few years ago
Jun 05 20:40:44 <seanb724> when that was cheaper
Jun 05 20:40:54 <seanb724> and one is an Fantom Drive (same as primary)
Jun 05 20:41:09 <seanb724> so i have 3 160 GB drives, two Fantom and one I made
Jun 05 20:42:11 <drif> you're pretty handy, I might say ;)
Jun 05 20:43:57 <drif> I'm forced to buy'em retail :P
Jun 05 20:44:18 <seanb724> well it's just a case and a drive so no biggie
Jun 05 20:44:23 <seanb724> but i did build my PC  :-)
Jun 05 20:44:38 <seanb724> i'm a router/network guy by trade
Jun 05 20:45:20 <drif> usually those thins go hand on hand
Jun 05 20:45:25 <drif> things
Jun 05 20:46:31 <drif> sean: and that previous was meant as joke, lame though I give you that
Jun 05 20:47:03 <seanb724> well a few years ago there was a big $$ difference and i was cheap
Jun 05 20:47:15 <seanb724> i'd probably by a cheap dell these days instead of building my own server too
Jun 05 20:50:23 <seanb724> wiki updated
Jun 05 20:50:36 <drif> which part
Jun 05 20:50:49 <seanb724> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/FAQ/DiskNotRecognized
Jun 05 20:50:50 <drif> never mind
Jun 05 20:50:54 <seanb724> seems the best place to go
Jun 05 20:52:01 <caplink811_log> drif, i=`find -group bla`;cat $i|more maybe
Jun 05 20:54:42 * caplink811_log heading to bed now, gn8@all
Jun 05 20:57:11 <drif> laters
Jun 05 20:57:29 <seanb724> thanks again !
Jun 05 20:58:51 <drif> np
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