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May 27 16:25:10 <FrostyJack> Hi guys.  Has anyone using Debian on the NSLU2 tried to install Jabber?  I can't get it to work and I was reading that there was a bug in the install.  Has anyone been through this and managed to find a workaround?  I can't find one anywhere.  I'd appreciate any help anyone could give me.
May 27 16:41:56 <barnseenio> im running debian, but havent bothered with jabber
May 27 16:45:11 <FrostyJack> Supposedly some bug with it running on the arm processor.  Just wondering if anyone had been through the same thing.  Thanks for responding.
May 27 18:30:33 <NSLU2-IRC> I've been using a slug for a while runing unslung, but want to set up a raid system, I know raid 1 and raid 0 are supported, what I'd really like 
May 27 18:30:54 <NSLU2-IRC> to do is set up raid 1+0, does anyone know if this is possible ?
May 27 18:34:22 <Reedy_Boy> So your after 4 disks NSLU2-IRC?
May 27 18:34:27 <Reedy_Boy> Also, can you please change your name
May 27 18:35:39 <NSLU2-IRC> nick mpardoe
May 27 18:36:55 <Reedy_Boy> You should be able to do 4 disks... you'd need a usb hub i suppose
May 27 18:46:41 <xkr47> I wonder if you need special kernel support to get raid 1+0
May 27 18:46:53 <xkr47> or is it already required to compile a custom kernel for raid 1 or raid 0 ?
May 27 18:47:06 <xkr47> oh, he quit already
May 27 18:47:07 <Reedy_Boy> hmm
May 27 18:47:10 <Reedy_Boy> yeah
May 27 18:47:16 <Reedy_Boy> i know hteres raid 0/1 packages...
May 27 22:32:21 <Piehole> is my understanding correct that the stock firmware for the nslu is not going to backup all the files from the root of a given drive? i understand that it wont touch "$*$" files. i was really hopeing that i could find a workaround that would keep me from having to use backup software on each machine.
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