**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Feb 21 02:59:57 2007
Feb 21 12:42:53 <shrmps> why cant I access my slug when plugging in a ntfs drive
Feb 21 12:43:36 <shrmps> oh yeah im on openslug 3.10
Feb 21 12:52:31 <shrmps> nm im using ext3 anyway, ms cant make fs' ntfs really is a pain in the ass, can poorly write to that shit
Feb 21 15:28:29 <ranpha> hi is there another tutorial to get amule working??? Because the wiki is really not working 
Feb 21 17:50:10 <ranpha> Somebody here? 
Feb 21 17:51:24 <Reedy_Boy> depends waht your going to ask
Feb 21 17:51:25 <Reedy_Boy> !ask
Feb 21 17:52:06 <Reedy_Boy> it is easiest, if you have a question, just to ask it, if someone can help you out, they will answer
Feb 21 17:54:18 <ranpha> Well i can't acces my slug anymore after flashing any image. Only the debian installer works and after awhile he can't find the downloadservers becase of a clock error.....how should i fix this?
Feb 21 17:54:53 <Reedy_Boy> Which image did you flash?
Feb 21 17:55:43 <ranpha> Unslung/ and the orginal form linksys. The network is accesiable but the webserver isn't. Also ping does work
Feb 21 17:56:48 <ranpha> i tried unslung before flashing everthing. It was unsling but i don't expect problems with this
Feb 21 18:11:30 <ranpha_> how can reset the clock on the slug?
Feb 21 18:40:42 <ranpha_> how can reset the clock on the slug?
Feb 21 18:45:06 <mwester> ranpha_ what's the problem with the clock?  Is it running with the wrong time, or not running at all?
Feb 21 19:25:10 <ranpha_> Well with debain install the clock couldn't update becuase of nework error (strnage because i can download) then i tried the normal firmware but it didn't gave me acces to the web acces. So i thought network/clock error
Feb 21 19:32:18 <ranpha_> problem now is that i can flash the slug. it boots okay (green lights) but no web acces and not even a ping
Feb 21 20:17:46 <c0ffee> hi there
Feb 21 20:18:01 <c0ffee> my nslu2 device suddendly decided to go into an endless reboot cycle
Feb 21 20:18:18 <c0ffee> so i flashed it with the latest slugos
Feb 21 20:18:28 <c0ffee> now it boots sometimes when no usb devices are attached
Feb 21 20:18:37 <c0ffee> but most of the time it's still in its endless reboot cycle
Feb 21 20:18:50 <c0ffee> is this a known problem? or what could i check to debug this problem further?
Feb 22 01:47:34 <daniel_bergamini> dudes
Feb 22 01:53:43 <daniel_bergamini> I'm running debian-slug and looking to play with dm-crypt or truecrypt anyone used anything
Feb 22 01:57:17 <daniel_bergamini> hmmm nobody around
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