**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Dec 25 02:59:57 2006
Dec 25 10:08:29 <barnseenio> merry xmas
Dec 25 10:33:10 <capbot> mika_ :)
Dec 25 10:42:13 <Mika_> Have a nice Christmas 
Dec 25 14:20:47 <Alt_F4> hi all
Dec 25 14:20:58 <Alt_F4> who can help me?
Dec 25 14:21:45 <Alt_F4> i have NSLU2 with V2.3R63-uNSLUng-6.8-beta
Dec 25 14:22:05 <Alt_F4> i have install xchat (ipkg install xchat)
Dec 25 14:22:30 <Alt_F4> but how i can run it?
Dec 25 14:24:39 <Alt_F4> anyone can help me please?
Dec 25 14:24:51 <tuv> with what?
Dec 25 14:25:03 <Alt_F4> <Alt_F4> i have NSLU2 with V2.3R63-uNSLUng-6.8-beta
Dec 25 14:25:03 <Alt_F4> <Alt_F4> i have install xchat (ipkg install xchat)
Dec 25 14:25:47 <Alt_F4> how i can run it? if i type xchat 
Dec 25 14:25:53 <Alt_F4> i have this message:
Dec 25 14:25:53 <Alt_F4> # xchat
Dec 25 14:25:53 <Alt_F4> xchat: No such file or directory
Dec 25 14:26:23 <tuv> that means it's not in your path. find out where it was installed exactly
Dec 25 14:26:50 <tuv> anyway, xchat requires X, so you'll have to run it remotely from a machine that's got X too
Dec 25 14:27:47 <Alt_F4> mm ok
Dec 25 14:28:06 <tuv> Alt_F4, you can try irssi. it's text-based
Dec 25 14:28:11 <tuv> and it's nice too
Dec 25 14:28:14 <Alt_F4> ok
Dec 25 14:28:17 <Alt_F4> i try
Dec 25 14:28:30 <Alt_F4> but i don't understand how i can run tyhe programm
Dec 25 14:28:39 <tuv> do you have /opt/bin or something similar in your path?
Dec 25 14:28:46 <Alt_F4> yes
Dec 25 14:28:57 <tuv> irssi should run fine in any terminal
Dec 25 14:29:14 <Alt_F4> ok
Dec 25 14:29:24 <Alt_F4> i can run a eggdrop in nslu2?
Dec 25 14:29:32 <Reedy_Boy> is it on the package list?
Dec 25 14:29:36 <Alt_F4> yes
Dec 25 14:29:39 <tuv> i can't see why not
Dec 25 14:29:49 <tuv> but haven't tried it myself
Dec 25 14:29:55 <Reedy_Boy> if its on the package list, you should be able to run it
Dec 25 14:29:56 <Alt_F4> i have the same problem..
Dec 25 14:30:02 <Alt_F4> i have install eggdrop
Dec 25 14:30:08 <Alt_F4> i have edit config file
Dec 25 14:30:54 <Alt_F4> but when i digit eggdrop -m eggdrop.conf a message say: No such file or directory
Dec 25 14:31:10 <tuv> Alt_F4, you have a messed up path
Dec 25 14:32:22 <Alt_F4> i have /opt/eggdrop
Dec 25 14:33:10 <tuv> where do you have that? or is that a directory?
Dec 25 14:33:23 <Alt_F4> it's a directory
Dec 25 14:33:52 <Alt_F4> i run /opt/eggdrop/eggrop -m eggdrop.conf 
Dec 25 14:33:53 <tuv> Alt_F4, do you have /opt/bin/eggdrop? and /opt/bin/xchat?
Dec 25 14:34:24 <Alt_F4> yes
Dec 25 14:34:42 <Reedy_Boy> well, you want /opt/bin/eggdrop -m eggdrop.conf
Dec 25 14:34:56 <tuv> and what's your path? you should have '/opt/bin' in your path
Dec 25 14:36:44 <Alt_F4> # /opt/bin/xchat
Dec 25 14:36:44 <Alt_F4> en shared object file: No such file or directory
Dec 25 14:37:14 <Alt_F4> ./opt/bin/xchat: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.0.9.7: cannot op
Dec 25 14:37:17 <Alt_F4> en shared object file: No such file or directory
Dec 25 14:38:08 <Reedy_Boy> its missing a dependancy by the looks of that
Dec 25 14:38:28 <tuv> Alt_F4, try irssi
Dec 25 14:38:34 <Alt_F4> ok
Dec 25 14:39:13 <Alt_F4> i run /opt/bin/irssi
Dec 25 14:40:10 <tuv> Alt_F4, irssi alone should do
Dec 25 14:41:46 <Alt_F4> ./opt/bin/irssi: error while loading shared libraries: libperl.so:
Dec 25 14:43:54 <Alt_F4> i login with root, it's ok?
Dec 25 14:44:18 <tuv> Alt_F4, lose the .
Dec 25 14:44:29 <Reedy_Boy> he's putting that as IRC wont let you just do /
Dec 25 14:44:34 <Reedy_Boy> as it takes it as a command
Dec 25 14:44:46 <tuv> use another user
Dec 25 14:44:47 * Reedy_Boy says look, the /me command
Dec 25 14:45:54 <Alt_F4> if i login with another user
Dec 25 14:46:05 <Alt_F4> i have this message Cannot execute /dev/null: Permission denied
Dec 25 14:46:47 <tuv> edit /etc/passwd (or is it /opt/etc/passwd? can't remember) and change /dev/null to bash's path for that user
Dec 25 14:49:28 <Alt_F4> i can edit in terminal?
Dec 25 14:50:44 <tuv> Alt_F4, nano
Dec 25 15:00:27 <Reedy_Boy> tuv - can i ask you a question?
Dec 25 15:00:40 <tuv> sure
Dec 25 15:00:58 <Reedy_Boy> trying to sort MySQL out on my slug
Dec 25 15:01:06 <Reedy_Boy> need to make a change to the my.cnf
Dec 25 15:01:10 <Reedy_Boy> to comment out one line
Dec 25 15:01:20 <Reedy_Boy> i tried doing it through nano - by overwriting the file
Dec 25 15:01:29 <Reedy_Boy> but then it was all skewed and bunched up
Dec 25 15:01:33 <Reedy_Boy> and mysql wouldnt run
Dec 25 15:01:48 <Reedy_Boy> whats the easiest way to change it?
Dec 25 15:02:19 <tuv> do you know the changes you need?
Dec 25 15:02:20 <Reedy_Boy> as im on windows, so cant write to the flash disk from windows, and via the share system, i cant get a write to hold on the my.cnf
Dec 25 15:02:26 <Reedy_Boy> yeah
Dec 25 15:02:28 <Reedy_Boy> change the line that is
Dec 25 15:02:29 <Reedy_Boy> skip-networking
Dec 25 15:02:29 <Reedy_Boy> to
Dec 25 15:02:30 <Reedy_Boy> #skip-networking
Dec 25 15:03:11 <Reedy_Boy> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Optware/MySQL
Dec 25 15:04:04 <tuv> ssh
Dec 25 15:04:25 <Reedy_Boy> ive got telnet setup, which im tring to do it through
Dec 25 15:04:33 <Reedy_Boy> would ssh be betteR?
Dec 25 15:04:55 <tuv> so what's the problem? telnet and ssh provide exactly the same function. only ssh is encrypted
Dec 25 15:05:34 <tuv> telnet, run 'nano /path/to/my.cnf'
Dec 25 15:05:39 <Reedy_Boy> yeah
Dec 25 15:06:04 <Reedy_Boy> . /opt/bin/nano -w /opt/etc/my.cnf
Dec 25 15:06:30 <Reedy_Boy> i can change the line by overwriting it all
Dec 25 15:06:34 <Reedy_Boy> is there another way?
Dec 25 15:07:19 <tuv> you can just insert a # at the beginning of the line. nano is pretty straightforward
Dec 25 15:08:20 <Reedy_Boy> how do i get to th e line?
Dec 25 15:08:20 <Reedy_Boy> ctrl + W ?
Dec 25 15:08:20 <tuv> arrows?
Dec 25 15:08:49 <Reedy_Boy> i need to use a better telnet client than hyperterminal
Dec 25 15:10:07 <Reedy_Boy> ahh
Dec 25 15:10:08 <tuv> use putty
Dec 25 15:10:13 <Reedy_Boy> i just am
Dec 25 15:10:14 <Reedy_Boy> ;)
Dec 25 15:10:23 <Reedy_Boy> loasd bettter
Dec 25 15:11:11 <Reedy_Boy> # /opt/bin/mysql -u root
Dec 25 15:11:11 <Reedy_Boy> /opt/bin/mysql: error while loading shared libraries: libmysqlclient.so.14: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Dec 25 15:11:49 <Reedy_Boy> just need to sort out access rights now it seems
Dec 25 15:12:02 <Reedy_Boy> but 
Dec 25 15:12:02 <Reedy_Boy> # /opt/bin/mysql -u root
Dec 25 15:12:02 <Reedy_Boy> /opt/bin/mysql: error while loading shared libraries: libmysqlclient.so.14: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Dec 25 15:12:09 <Reedy_Boy> but /opt/bin/mysql -u root
Dec 25 15:12:09 <Reedy_Boy> doesnt work
Dec 25 15:12:20 <Reedy_Boy> missing the reference library
Dec 25 15:12:39 <tuv> that's why i use debian/NSLU2
Dec 25 15:13:05 <Reedy_Boy> mysql there in a compiled package?
Dec 25 15:13:47 <tuv> debian is a binary distribution
Dec 25 15:14:09 <Reedy_Boy> sorry, im meaning
Dec 25 15:14:19 <Reedy_Boy> you can do aptget mysql (or whatever it is)
Dec 25 15:14:29 <tuv> sure
Dec 25 15:14:35 <Reedy_Boy> ah cool
Dec 25 15:14:45 <Reedy_Boy> was something i was going to do
Dec 25 15:14:55 <Reedy_Boy> saves all the extra faffing does it?
Dec 25 15:14:56 <tuv> if you manage to find software that's not available in apt, you better not use it
Dec 25 15:15:48 <Reedy_Boy> job for after dinner then me thinks
Dec 25 15:15:56 <Reedy_Boy> http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/nas/nas-how-to/hacking-linksys-nslu2-debian/
Dec 25 15:16:03 <Reedy_Boy> was going to use that, but its down atm
Dec 25 15:16:06 <Reedy_Boy> thanks for the ideas
Dec 25 15:16:08 * Reedy_Boy is afk
Dec 25 15:17:48 <Alt_F4> i want to reset my nslu2... how i can reflesh?
Dec 25 15:18:26 <tuv> it's all in the wiki
Dec 25 15:18:32 <Alt_F4> ok
Dec 25 15:18:34 <Alt_F4> tnx
Dec 25 15:18:59 <tuv> there are also instruction with the firmware
Dec 25 15:24:09 <Alt_F4> i want to make a irc xdcc bot with my nslu2. It's possible?
Dec 25 15:24:46 <drif> can't see any reason not being possible
Dec 25 15:25:15 <Alt_F4> ok :-)
Dec 25 15:26:12 <Alt_F4> where do u from?
Dec 25 15:26:16 <Alt_F4> i'm from italy
Dec 25 15:27:31 <drif> finland
Dec 25 15:41:18 <sevo> hi
Dec 25 15:42:08 <tuv> hi
Dec 25 15:57:38 <Alt_F4> i can't login with admin user
Dec 25 15:57:50 <Alt_F4> i only login with root
Dec 25 16:06:50 <Reedy_Boy> admin admin on the web interface..
Dec 25 16:06:56 <Reedy_Boy> there is no admin on telnet/ssh
Dec 25 16:07:41 <Alt_F4> ok
Dec 25 16:07:41 <Alt_F4> in telnet only root?
Dec 25 16:07:41 <Reedy_Boy> yup
Dec 25 16:07:55 <Reedy_Boy> default password for root is uNSLUng
Dec 25 16:08:01 <Reedy_Boy> but some times it remembers your manually set one
Dec 25 16:08:18 <Alt_F4> ok
Dec 25 16:22:34 <Dsbeerf> Hello everyone im gonna buy a secondary nslu2 unit but i have a question i know some unit is like 233mhz some other is 266mhz before buying is there a way to know which unit is based by reading something special on the box ?
Dec 25 16:29:11 <Alt_F4> ok now i'm reflashing
Dec 25 16:29:57 <Alt_F4> when i refles i unsling
Dec 25 16:30:16 <Alt_F4> to disk 2
Dec 25 16:31:17 <Alt_F4> when i have unsling to disk 2, what i do to?
Dec 25 16:54:36 <Reedy_Boy> Alt_F4 - Restart the unit, confirm it is unslung
Dec 25 16:54:51 <Reedy_Boy> then ipkg update, ipkg install unslung-feeds, ipkg update, ipkg upgrade
Dec 25 16:55:54 <Reedy_Boy> DSbeef - The older units came out at 133mhz +/- 10
Dec 25 16:56:05 <Reedy_Boy> some newer units have been reported to be at 266mhz
Dec 25 16:56:32 <Reedy_Boy> Many seem to be 05/06 http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/OverClockTheSlug
Dec 25 16:56:49 <Reedy_Boy> so i reckon 05/06 and newer (manufacturing date) are not de-underclocked
Dec 25 16:57:02 <Reedy_Boy> cat /proc/cpuinfo
Dec 25 16:57:05 <Reedy_Boy> will tell you what it is
Dec 25 16:57:17 <Reedy_Boy> tuv: you still here?
Dec 25 16:59:38 <Jollino> hello
Dec 25 17:00:57 <Reedy_Boy> hello
Dec 25 17:02:10 <Jollino> has anyone set up a website on the slug using unslung? i'm not sure what's the best way to proceed whilst keeping the default interface... should i just move it to its own directory? or maybe it's better to launch two instances of thttpd, keeping the administration root on another port?
Dec 25 17:03:37 <Reedy_Boy> yeah, i believe most people just change the web port to say 8080 or something other than the default port 80
Dec 25 17:05:24 <Jollino> hmm ok, thanks. i have some investigations to do :) (especially regarding php). i'll rtfm. :P
Dec 25 17:06:13 <Reedy_Boy> lol
Dec 25 17:07:04 <Reedy_Boy> if your stuck, and no ones about on here, just stick a message on nslu2-general
Dec 25 17:07:09 <Reedy_Boy> someone usually gets back to you
Dec 25 17:08:30 <Dsbeerf> Reedy_Boy: thanks for the tip and on the box is there a date so i can have an idea ?
Dec 25 17:10:03 <Reedy_Boy> errm
Dec 25 17:11:33 <Reedy_Boy> im not sure where people have found it
Dec 25 17:11:42 <Reedy_Boy> i cant see it on my slug itself, or its box
Dec 25 17:11:46 <Reedy_Boy> let me find my other box
Dec 25 17:12:01 <Dsbeerf> k
Dec 25 17:12:48 <Reedy_Boy> i cant find one
Dec 25 17:12:48 <Reedy_Boy> :/
Dec 25 17:12:53 <Reedy_Boy> there must be for people to report that
Dec 25 17:13:14 <Reedy_Boy> i can only say, that if the company has regular stock, it'd probably be a non restricted one
Dec 25 17:13:37 <Reedy_Boy> its a very simple mod - needle nose pliars can be used for it, just to smash the ceramic resistor
Dec 25 17:14:43 <Dsbeerf> yeah that what i saw on the page
Dec 25 17:14:53 <tuv> Reedy_Boy, yes, i'm here :)
Dec 25 17:16:46 <Reedy_Boy> dsbeef: the most difficult part is opening the case for the first time IMHO
Dec 25 17:17:00 <Dsbeerf> probly hehe
Dec 25 17:17:31 <Reedy_Boy> tuv: i've got 2 slugs - one with a 512mb memory stick (probably not best for debian?), and one wth a 8gb lacie orange memory card
Dec 25 17:17:38 <Reedy_Boy> which has a little hard drive in side of it
Dec 25 17:17:51 <Reedy_Boy> would the hard drive based thing probably be better for debian?
Dec 25 17:18:13 <tuv> probably.. no idea of any preference
Dec 25 17:19:14 <tuv> Reedy_Boy, btw, your link to the smallnetbuilder.com article is broken, but the article is still there
Dec 25 17:19:19 <Reedy_Boy> i was just skimming jim buzbee's article about debian on the slug, and the reference that hard drive was better than flash unless you wanted to fiddle confiuring it
Dec 25 17:19:55 <Reedy_Boy> yeah, i noticed/found it manually :)
Dec 25 17:29:20 <Reedy_Boy> hmm, think i will use my turbo slug, with the 8gb hard drive from the other one
Dec 25 17:30:28 <Jollino> er, is issuing 'reboot' a bad way to reboot an unslung slug?
Dec 25 17:30:45 <Reedy_Boy> dont think so
Dec 25 17:31:09 <Jollino> what's wrong with it then, it's been down for over 3 minutes
Dec 25 17:31:10 <Reedy_Boy> i do it if im in telnet and want to restart
Dec 25 17:31:20 <Jollino> exactly what i did..
Dec 25 17:31:21 <Reedy_Boy> have you installed something new?
Dec 25 17:31:32 <Jollino> just  tor
Dec 25 17:31:40 <Jollino> and changed the port in /etc/thttpd.conf
Dec 25 17:32:10 <Reedy_Boy> sometimes they have funny boots, my one with mysql takes a lot longer to boot now.. not exactly sure why, as its a quick start if you do it manually
Dec 25 17:32:45 <Jollino> ah there it is
Dec 25 17:32:49 <Jollino> replying to my pings
Dec 25 17:33:04 <Jollino> of course ssh will take a while to accept connections
Dec 25 17:33:07 <Reedy_Boy> thats computers for oyu
Dec 25 17:33:09 <Jollino> wow, i was scared.
Dec 25 17:33:31 <Jollino> ehhe
Dec 25 17:35:10 <Jollino> funny, thttpd is still on port 80
Dec 25 17:35:23 <Reedy_Boy> check the thttpd.conf
Dec 25 17:35:25 <Reedy_Boy> has it changed?
Dec 25 17:35:30 <Reedy_Boy> cat /etc/thttpd.conf
Dec 25 17:35:32 <Jollino> *blinks*
Dec 25 17:35:35 <Jollino> it still says port=80
Dec 25 17:35:40 <Jollino> but i had changed it to 8080
Dec 25 17:35:44 * Jollino reboots it again
Dec 25 17:35:45 <Reedy_Boy> how did you change it
Dec 25 17:35:45 <Reedy_Boy> ?
Dec 25 17:35:53 <Jollino> i edited it with vi
Dec 25 17:37:50 <Reedy_Boy> you shouldnt need to restart the slug... cant you just restart thttpd?
Dec 25 17:38:35 <Reedy_Boy> if it doesnt work this time, try doing it in the web interface
Dec 25 17:41:12 <Jollino> i just want to make sure it works after a possible reboot
Dec 25 17:41:17 <Jollino> but i have to run right now
Dec 25 17:41:23 <Jollino> (ahhh, parents)
Dec 25 17:41:26 <Jollino> i'll be back later
Dec 25 17:41:28 <Jollino> :) thanks for now
Dec 25 17:42:05 <Reedy_Boy> speaking of parents, i'd better go downstairs
Dec 25 17:42:05 <Reedy_Boy> cyaa
Dec 25 18:05:33 <Reedy_Boy> to stick debainslug on my NSLU2, it seems i need to go abck to the normal nslu2 firmware to do an upgrade from the web interface?
Dec 25 18:06:57 <Reedy_Boy> or can i upgrade from the unslung 6.8 web interface
Dec 25 18:06:59 <Reedy_Boy> i cant remember
Dec 25 18:09:18 <tuv> Reedy_Boy, you can upgrade using a special tool (unslug if you're running linux)
Dec 25 18:09:22 <tuv> check the wiki for details
Dec 25 18:09:36 <Reedy_Boy> yeah, i know theres upslug
Dec 25 18:09:42 <tuv> Reedy_Boy, sorry, it's upslug
Dec 25 18:09:54 <tuv> there is a similar tool for windows
Dec 25 18:10:02 <Reedy_Boy> theres the sercomm tool for windows, but i cant remember which slug of mine doesnt like that
Dec 25 18:10:15 <Reedy_Boy> as it doesnt seem to activate the entwork port in redboot
Dec 25 18:10:27 <Reedy_Boy> only one way to find out - take off the case to see which is serialised!
Dec 25 18:10:44 <tuv> i used upslug2 a few times without a problem
Dec 25 18:10:56 <Reedy_Boy> ive used the windows one a few times no problems
Dec 25 18:11:00 <Reedy_Boy> its just this one slug
Dec 25 18:11:03 <Reedy_Boy> and i cant remember which it is
Dec 25 18:11:29 <eiffel_> you dont need to telnet into redboot
Dec 25 18:11:35 <eiffel_> with sercomm
Dec 25 18:11:39 <Reedy_Boy> i know
Dec 25 18:11:49 <Reedy_Boy> but you need to be able to access it over the network to transfer the file
Dec 25 18:12:01 <eiffel_> true 
Dec 25 18:12:20 <Reedy_Boy> how typical!
Dec 25 18:12:43 <Reedy_Boy> the slug i was going to use for debian, is the one that has been serialised!
Dec 25 18:13:09 <Reedy_Boy> very neat job by bullfrog!
Dec 25 18:14:11 <Reedy_Boy> almost looks like it was manufactured like that
Dec 25 18:18:11 <Reedy_Boy> yeah, the turbo slug is the one that sercomm tool wont find
Dec 25 18:18:19 <Reedy_Boy> but the other is fine
Dec 25 18:19:25 <Reedy_Boy> tuv: does the hard drive thing want formatting before the upgrade?
Dec 25 18:19:47 <Reedy_Boy> then use the sercomm tool to put the debian software on
Dec 25 18:19:55 <Reedy_Boy> do you connect with the ip that it is currently set?
Dec 25 18:20:09 <tuv> yes. the debian-installer (d-i) can do that for you
Dec 25 18:20:30 <Reedy_Boy> so i dont need to worry about the formatting?
Dec 25 18:20:37 <tuv> no
Dec 25 18:20:58 <Reedy_Boy> for the image - use the sercom tool then?
Dec 25 18:23:05 <tuv> yes. you'll need to upload two images: one for the installer itselfy, and then another image to boot to debian
Dec 25 18:25:00 <tuv> or maybe that's the old procedure. the up-to-date procedure is at: http://www.cyrius.com/debian/nslu2/install.html
Dec 25 18:25:19 <Reedy_Boy> yeah, thats what im looking at, i was thinking, that only lists one file!
Dec 25 18:25:33 <Reedy_Boy> thanks
Dec 25 18:26:25 <tuv> 'At the end of the installation, the installer will write the new kernel to flash.' that had to be done manually previously
Dec 25 18:26:47 <Reedy_Boy> ah
Dec 25 18:27:05 <Reedy_Boy> fair enough, i suppose they had the debian guy working a lot on it
Dec 25 18:27:42 <tuv> yeah.. Martin Michlmayr did a great job
Dec 25 18:27:53 <Reedy_Boy> it looks like he's done a hell of a lot of work!
Dec 25 18:28:12 <Reedy_Boy> no drive attached during reflash? and then after its restarted, attach drive?
Dec 25 18:28:50 <tuv> i don't remember the details, but that sounds like it. please check with the page to be sure
Dec 25 18:29:24 <tuv> you know.. you install debian only once
Dec 25 18:29:43 <sdh> merry xmas nslu guys
Dec 25 18:30:03 <Reedy_Boy> what do you mean by that tuv?
Dec 25 18:30:38 <tuv> Reedy_Boy, i mean once it's installed, you don't deal with the installer again.. it's pretty self-maintaining
Dec 25 18:30:44 <Reedy_Boy> ah right
Dec 25 18:30:47 <Reedy_Boy> :)
Dec 25 18:31:04 <tuv> sounds like i frightened you for a bit there :)
Dec 25 18:31:23 <Reedy_Boy> yeah, you made me stop, and go, errm....
Dec 25 18:32:06 <Reedy_Boy> it doesnt mention a specific port for the drive - i take its whichever you want to use?
Dec 25 18:32:23 <tuv> don't you worry with debian. actually another advantage is that you can ask at #debian
Dec 25 18:32:55 <Reedy_Boy> cool
Dec 25 18:33:01 <Reedy_Boy> on freenode? or another IRC/
Dec 25 18:33:15 <tuv> Reedy_Boy, probably, although i think it's logical to start with port 1. the thing is, it's a full blown linux system now without any of linksys/unslung's restrictions
Dec 25 18:33:25 <Reedy_Boy> yeah
Dec 25 18:33:30 <tuv> on freenode and oftc
Dec 25 18:34:07 <tuv> i think there is also #debian-arm on oftc
Dec 25 18:34:39 <Reedy_Boy> cool, good for reference
Dec 25 18:36:13 <Reedy_Boy> and its on its way
Dec 25 18:39:49 <Reedy_Boy> oooh the led's flash differently hehe
Dec 25 18:40:11 <Reedy_Boy> now the 7 minute wait!
Dec 25 18:41:51 <Reedy_Boy> 3 beeps
Dec 25 18:41:55 <Reedy_Boy> that was a quick 7 minutes
Dec 25 18:49:44 <Reedy_Boy> menu or shell?
Dec 25 18:51:04 <Reedy_Boy> going with menu
Dec 25 18:58:33 <Reedy_Boy> tuv: you there?
Dec 25 19:07:31 <Reedy_Boy> need some help sorting out the partitioning
Dec 25 19:08:51 <Reedy_Boy> or if someone else could help me out
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Dec 25 19:10:21 <Reedy_Boy> ive got varoius /dev/mtdblock (1-5)
Dec 25 19:24:26 <Reedy_Boy> i've just tried detecting drives without the drive attached, and it seems to be finding the same whether the drive is attached or not :/
Dec 25 19:30:52 <Reedy_Boy> oh, i think i no..
Dec 25 19:30:55 <Reedy_Boy> know
Dec 25 19:46:47 <Reedy_Boy> ya, worked it out
Dec 25 19:47:07 <Reedy_Boy> one partition, 2, or 5..
Dec 25 19:47:14 <Reedy_Boy> go for one as it reccomends for new users me thinks
Dec 25 21:12:14 <tuv> Reedy_Boy, is your debian up yet?
Dec 25 21:14:06 <Reedy_Boy> just asked me about signing up for http://popcon.debian.org/.
Dec 25 21:14:17 <Reedy_Boy> and is on 'select and install software'
Dec 25 21:14:46 <Reedy_Boy> by jims tutorial, its nearly done
Dec 25 21:16:05 <Reedy_Boy> its done all the kernel downloading and such
Dec 25 21:16:41 <Reedy_Boy> running tasksel
Dec 25 21:17:30 <Reedy_Boy> choose software to install
Dec 25 21:17:41 <Reedy_Boy> standard system?
Dec 25 21:18:04 <Reedy_Boy> as the desktop/servers/sql database/laptop arent appropriate really
Dec 25 21:24:01 <caplink811-log> if there is an option like choose packages manually, you should use this
Dec 25 21:24:35 <Reedy_Boy> there wasnt
Dec 25 21:24:40 <Reedy_Boy> unfortunately
Dec 25 21:24:59 <Reedy_Boy> had like file server, print server, web server, sql database, desktop, laptop
Dec 25 21:25:51 <Reedy_Boy> its been on 5% for a little while now :/
Dec 25 21:26:51 <Reedy_Boy> ooh theres some ethernet activity now
Dec 25 21:27:24 <Reedy_Boy> downloading 99 files
Dec 25 21:27:28 <Reedy_Boy> 2mins 15
Dec 25 21:27:37 <Reedy_Boy> cant be downloading very much then
Dec 25 21:28:22 <Reedy_Boy> standard must be like minimal
Dec 25 21:29:04 <Reedy_Boy> 70/99 40s
Dec 25 21:29:23 <Reedy_Boy> 80/99 23s
Dec 25 21:29:36 <Reedy_Boy> 99/99
Dec 25 21:37:39 <Reedy_Boy> 30%
Dec 25 21:57:49 <Reedy_Boy> 53%...
Dec 25 22:30:47 <Reedy_Boy> 76^
Dec 25 23:18:03 <Reedy_Boy> tuv: when i came back now it was done
Dec 25 23:18:19 <Reedy_Boy> wonder how much quicker it would've been on a turbo slug
Dec 25 23:20:45 <tuv> Reedy_Boy, congrats on your debianized slug
Dec 25 23:25:57 <Reedy_Boy> hehe, thanks, and thanks for your help
Dec 25 23:27:17 <Reedy_Boy> is there like an unslung list to sign?
Dec 25 23:28:01 <Reedy_Boy> like a successful upgrade list
Dec 25 23:31:04 <Reedy_Boy> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/FAQ/FirmwareMatrix Web Interface: yes 
Dec 25 23:31:04 <Reedy_Boy> (Debian Interface)
Dec 25 23:32:13 <Reedy_Boy> does that exist?
Dec 25 23:33:56 <Reedy_Boy> thanks for suggesting it tuv, its much more linuxy - something to play with to experiment
Dec 25 23:34:34 <tuv> Reedy_Boy, yw
Dec 25 23:35:01 <Reedy_Boy> is there the 'Debian Interface'?
Dec 25 23:35:06 <Reedy_Boy> or is that wrong on the wiki?
Dec 25 23:38:26 <Reedy_Boy> have to go through the packages and work out what extra has been included
Dec 25 23:38:43 <Reedy_Boy> would be nice for the next release, if we dont have to include some of the extra stuff, to reduce installation time
Dec 25 23:45:45 <Reedy_Boy> right, i'm gonna call it quits for tonight
Dec 25 23:45:49 <Reedy_Boy> thanks again tuv
Dec 25 23:45:49 <Reedy_Boy> cya
Dec 26 00:40:45 <Alt_F4> hi all
Dec 26 00:41:17 <Alt_F4> i need to config xdcc eggdrop in my nslu2... anyone can help me?
Dec 26 01:04:20 <Alt_F4> i have this error : error while loading shared libraries: libtcl.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Dec 26 01:27:30 <Alt_F4> anyone can help me?
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