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May 10 03:37:22 <spackle> does this seem right for the result of the de-underclocking procedure: BogoMIPS: 266.24  ?
May 10 03:39:28 <spackle> "To verify that your slug is now faster; from a telnet window, again cat /proc/cpuinfo You should see a BogoMIPS value of around 266" 
May 10 03:39:31 <spackle> I guess so.
May 10 05:25:20 <quack100> spackle - belated congrats - I only got 263.78 ;-)
May 10 07:47:05 <barnseenio> BogoMIPS        : 266.24
May 10 07:47:45 <barnseenio> although mine came from the shop already done
May 10 10:45:04 <Lunar_Lamp> [06:29:57] <quack100> spackle - belated congrats - I only got 263.78 ;-) <== just in case you didn't realise, bogomips is only an estimate really.
May 10 16:04:51 <Ranpha1> Question whe you install Debian on the slug with on a Flash card. Won't thhe swap partition damage the flash very fast?
May 10 16:08:18 <Lunar_Lamp> Hmm, iirc flash cards have a higher max read/write than normal hard drives.
May 10 16:08:26 <Lunar_Lamp> Don't quote me on that though please.
May 10 16:09:16 <Ranpha1> Lunar_lamp but when i follow a tutorial for USb stick on a normal computer they always say never put swap on the USB disk
May 10 16:09:41 <Lunar_Lamp> That is probably due to the slower speed of usb compared with the hard drive.
May 10 16:09:55 <Lunar_Lamp> It is slower to write to usb than to an IDE attached hard drive.
May 10 16:14:05 <Ranpha1> No they say it will make the flash dead because it read/write so many times wearing out the flash
May 10 16:21:12 <Lunar_Lamp> Well, I could be wrong, but I was under the impression that if you use a flash drive the read/write max is greater than a hard drive.
May 10 16:22:09 <Lunar_Lamp> Another limitation is that flash memory has a finite number of erase-write cycles (most commercially available flash products are guaranteed to withstand 1 million programming cycles). This effect is partially offset by some chip firmware or file system drivers by counting the writes and dynamically remapping the blocks in order to spread the write operations between the sectors. This technique is called wear levelling. Another me
May 10 16:22:09 <Lunar_Lamp>  
May 10 16:22:09 <Lunar_Lamp> [edit] 
May 10 16:22:22 <Lunar_Lamp> (from wikipedia)
May 10 18:41:27 <grandars> What do I need in order to configure samb.conf? I now have an out-of-the-box NSLU2.
May 10 18:45:57 <caplink811_log> grandars, could you be more specify with your question?
May 10 18:47:26 <grandars> I want to create a Samba-share that goes over two drives, what do I need to do?
May 10 18:47:49 <grandars> How can I get access to the samb.conf file?
May 10 18:49:01 <caplink811_log> which firmware do you use?
May 10 18:49:11 <caplink811_log> back in 3 mins
May 10 18:50:24 <grandars> Linksys currently
May 10 18:53:41 <caplink811-log> grandars, which firmware do you use?
May 10 18:56:02 <grandars> Linksys Firmware Version:  V2.3R24
May 10 18:58:31 <caplink811-log> so you have telnet access.. about editing samba.conf, you should read something about divertion scripts at www.nslu2-linux.org. if you're able to put both hd's in one directory, then you could create a smb share, if not, it wont work
May 10 18:59:41 <grandars> I get connection refused when trying to telnet.
May 10 19:00:58 <caplink811-log> assuming, that you should read much more at www.nslu2-linux.org.... have you enabled telnet via the webinterface?
May 10 19:02:09 <grandars> Currently doing :)
May 10 19:09:35 <grandars> I'm just getting "connection closed by foreign host"
May 10 19:09:48 <grandars> Sometimes I the det shell /null
May 10 19:09:57 <grandars> And gets thown out again,.
May 10 19:15:11 <caplink811-log> grandars, you should realy read more... e.g. http://www.batbox.org/LinksysNSLU2TelnetAccess.html
May 10 19:16:04 <caplink811-log> grandars, on the other hand, it may be easier to flash unslung firmware...
May 10 19:16:42 <grandars> thx
May 10 20:25:43 <sw> hi, is it possible to enable openssh server on a regular synology DS101.. only got a confirmation for the DS101j
May 10 21:40:43 <h07bc10> moin
May 10 21:41:14 <h07bc10> nick problememitethc
May 10 21:41:18 <h07bc10> nick problememitetch
May 10 21:41:19 <caplink811-log> morning..
May 10 21:41:39 <caplink811-log> /nick bla is the right way
May 10 21:45:10 <h07bc10> i try since two days to install debian on my nslu2. all howtos are using some installers from slug-firmware.net, but the debian-4.0r0.zip wouldnt boot on my device. can someone give me a link to another installer-zip?
May 10 21:45:56 <h07bc10> sollte mir jemand auf deutsch helfen koennen waere ich aufgrund meiner miserablen englisch grammatik besonders erfreut... ;)
May 10 21:46:27 <caplink811-log> you may ask sinclair73de, who is actual at #nslu2-german, on the same server...
May 10 21:46:38 <h07bc10> thanks!
May 10 21:46:41 <caplink811-log> np
May 10 21:46:43 <h07bc10> bye!
May 11 02:08:09 <Ostrogoth> Anyone here using Debian/NSLU2?
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