**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Nov 14 02:59:57 2006
Nov 14 03:06:07 <anixjd> anyone around?
Nov 14 03:13:45 <drif> yeah
Nov 14 03:13:48 <drif> barely
Nov 14 05:44:21 <saned> has anybody seen smbd/nmbd replicate forever? (unslung 6.8b)
Nov 14 05:44:51 <saned> I browsed from nautilus and deleted a directory, and stalled
Nov 14 05:45:06 <saned> the hd is going crazy
Nov 14 05:45:21 <saned> I tried killall smbd
Nov 14 05:45:38 <saned> then killall nmbd and it just sits there, never returned
Nov 14 05:46:28 <saned> same thing happened yesterday; I thought it was a disk error, so I ran fsck on it; fixed a couple things.
Nov 14 05:47:02 <saned> just came back from the killall
Nov 14 05:47:34 <saned> it's coming back! 15MB used in swap
Nov 14 05:48:12 <saned> maybe killing nautilus from my linux box helped somehow
Nov 14 05:49:24 <saned> it's back... cool
Nov 14 05:49:54 <saned> thx for reading :P
Nov 14 05:55:00 <saned> grr... there it goes again
Nov 14 05:55:15 <saned> 200 smbds running!
Nov 14 06:41:06 <saned> copying from windows explorer always maintains 3 smbds at a time
Nov 14 06:41:35 <saned> so I guess nautilus/linux is maintaining those connections alive- not unslung
Nov 14 17:12:42 <Tobbe> What does "WatchDog" do? It's in my crontab...
Nov 14 19:06:53 <Pixel83> Wow, a much longer nick list than I expected!
Nov 14 19:10:38 <Pixel83> Some weeks ago I found out that the NSLU seems to be the perfect platform for Type'n'play, my Sourceforge.net project (http://sourceforge.net/projects/typenplay/). You would attach an audio interface and usb keyboard, scp songs to the NSLU2, import and manage them via the web interface, and then just type in a part of a song title and listen to it. I'd like to know if anyone is interested in trying that project out.
Nov 14 19:11:28 <Pixel83> I myself don't have an NSLU2, a friend of mine told me what he's doing with it.
Nov 14 19:23:13 <caplink811_log> Tobbe, try cat /usr/sbin/WatchDog, it's a shell script
Nov 14 19:25:09 <eno> Pixel83: kinda related is http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/SlugAsAudioPlayer
Nov 14 19:36:23 <Tobbe> caplink811_log: Thanks. But what does it actually do though? I can't say I understand much of that script...
Nov 14 19:37:31 <caplink811-log> Tobbe, it checks that smbd and nmbd are running, thttpd too, if not, it restarts these processes, and it tails the /var/log/message file
Nov 14 19:38:43 <Tobbe> Ok, thank you :)
Nov 14 19:38:48 <caplink811-log> np
Nov 14 19:39:00 <Pixel83> eno, thanks.
Nov 14 19:39:50 <Pixel83> that page's a good base, just the interface is a bit different from standard...
Nov 15 01:27:56 <anix> anyone around?
Nov 15 01:48:30 <drif> barely once again
Nov 15 01:48:51 <anix> always barely
Nov 15 01:48:59 <anix> got class tommorow?
Nov 15 01:50:56 <drif> nah, but it's 4am :P so people in the right mind should be fast asleep by now
Nov 15 01:51:15 <drif> actually yes, but not until evening
Nov 15 01:51:36 <drif> should sleep at some stage though :D
Nov 15 01:51:53 <drif> but in fact this suits be best
Nov 15 01:51:58 <drif> such a night owl :D
Nov 15 01:52:06 <drif> be=me
Nov 15 01:52:34 <drif> might get a call soonish
Nov 15 01:52:52 <drif> so, what seems to be the prob?
Nov 15 01:54:49 <anix> well
Nov 15 01:54:54 <anix> i asked you before i believe
Nov 15 01:55:06 <anix> i have compiled a version of the 3.10 beta kernel
Nov 15 01:55:09 <drif> haven't got answer from anyone yet?
Nov 15 01:55:12 <anix> nope
Nov 15 01:55:15 <drif> how come?
Nov 15 01:55:22 <drif> been here on such odd hours?
Nov 15 01:55:32 <anix> its 9 pm in toronto
Nov 15 01:55:45 <drif> like I said.. ;)
Nov 15 01:56:15 <anix> lol
Nov 15 01:57:31 <drif> happen to know where Airport Drive (an address) is?
Nov 15 01:57:40 <anix> in toronto?
Nov 15 01:57:50 <anix> i imagine it's near the airport
Nov 15 01:57:57 <drif> pretty obvious :D
Nov 15 01:58:23 <anix> why do you aks?
Nov 15 01:58:24 <drif> my guitar is from there :P soon it will be 20 years old
Nov 15 01:58:30 <anix> i see
Nov 15 01:58:44 <anix> well that's pretty neat
Nov 15 02:01:05 <drif> byron?
Nov 15 02:01:40 <drif> ok, you've compiled the kernel...and..
Nov 15 02:01:57 <anix> i need to know how to flash it on my slug
Nov 15 02:02:28 <drif> I know I really should familiarise myself with debian (on slug that is) but ran out of devices..
Nov 15 02:02:45 <drif> I believe there's a tool for it
Nov 15 02:04:01 <drif> so what did you get as a resulting file(s)?
Nov 15 02:07:32 <anix> an .img file
Nov 15 02:07:56 <anix> but if i try 'flash filename.img'
Nov 15 02:08:24 <anix> it tells me its not a kernel and it cant flash
Nov 15 02:08:25 <drif> did you see what I said on private?
Nov 15 02:08:25 <drif> query that is
Nov 15 02:08:28 <anix> sorry, i just noticed
Nov 15 02:09:43 <anix> i see
Nov 15 02:09:44 <anix> but im not using debian
Nov 15 02:09:54 <anix> does that matter?
Nov 15 02:10:05 <drif> I thought you had
Nov 15 02:10:08 <anix> openslug
Nov 15 02:10:16 <drif> ah
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