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Nov 04 03:05:57 <ByronT> no, I did not search the FAQ! what?!?!? are you out of your mind of something?
Nov 04 03:06:21 <ByronT> to suggest that someone look through the FAQ or something like a file named "README", you're just wacko!
Nov 04 08:28:37 <jelle> I want to test a clean install in the emulator (without my pref files there), where in the 'emulator' can I uninstall my app, or where on the disk can I delete my app and ini?
Nov 04 11:10:02 <jelle> never mind, found it
Nov 04 11:10:18 <jelle> oh. and wrong room even. sorry
Nov 04 12:47:45 <gouki> :)
Nov 04 18:07:32 <NYCasphaltSurfer> Whoa
Nov 04 18:07:57 <NYCasphaltSurfer> I used to know a Dr. Zimmerman
Nov 04 18:08:00 <NYCasphaltSurfer> in college
Nov 04 18:08:06 <NYCasphaltSurfer> Anyway
Nov 04 18:08:25 <NYCasphaltSurfer> Does anyone here have experience with NSLU2 + OpenWRT ?
Nov 04 18:09:05 <NYCasphaltSurfer> Specifically, USB Thumb Drives
Nov 04 18:09:24 <NYCasphaltSurfer> Things are working great, but I am looking for best practices
Nov 04 18:10:00 <NYCasphaltSurfer> And also why the green disk LED doesn't illuminate even though things are working fine
Nov 04 18:10:21 <NYCasphaltSurfer> The LED worked great before I flashed with OpenWRT
Nov 04 18:10:35 <NYCasphaltSurfer> I assume that OpenWRT has to have special support for the LED?
Nov 04 18:11:19 <Reedy_Boy> I think they have to specifically run the LED...
Nov 04 18:11:45 <Reedy_Boy> Same with the beeps
Nov 04 18:12:59 <NYCasphaltSurfer> That makes sense
Nov 04 18:13:20 <NYCasphaltSurfer> Since mosr routers can't accept USB
Nov 04 18:14:14 <NYCasphaltSurfer> What about ensuring that the drive "automounts" on startup?
Nov 04 18:14:40 <NYCasphaltSurfer> The drive is detected, but I have to mount it manually
Nov 04 18:16:17 <Reedy_Boy> At a guess, the same in a linux machine
Nov 04 18:16:23 <Reedy_Boy> /etc/fstab ?
Nov 04 18:16:49 <Reedy_Boy> As i'd presume on debian and unslung, it will boot from flash ram, and use the hard drive..
Nov 04 18:17:22 <Reedy_Boy> Whereas OpenWRT doesnt need a drive does it?
Nov 04 18:17:26 <NYCasphaltSurfer> No
Nov 04 18:17:31 <NYCasphaltSurfer> Which is nice
Nov 04 18:17:38 <NYCasphaltSurfer> So, I wasn't sure the best way
Nov 04 18:17:47 <NYCasphaltSurfer> I guess /etc/fstab
Nov 04 18:17:54 <NYCasphaltSurfer> is the easiest
Nov 04 18:18:30 <Reedy_Boy> i'd presume that its the easiest, and the best
Nov 04 18:18:32 <NYCasphaltSurfer> I have to say that the OpenWRT is quite a bit smoother than the stock Unslung
Nov 04 18:18:35 <Reedy_Boy> done during bootup..?
Nov 04 18:18:48 <NYCasphaltSurfer> I haven't tried Debain yet
Nov 04 18:18:52 <Reedy_Boy> It all just depends what your doing
Nov 04 18:18:53 <NYCasphaltSurfer> Debian
Nov 04 18:19:02 <NYCasphaltSurfer> I suppose
Nov 04 18:19:15 <Reedy_Boy> I've got a debian nslu2 and an unslung one, i dont use either for anything serious
Nov 04 18:19:25 <NYCasphaltSurfer> Really
Nov 04 18:19:38 <Reedy_Boy> I mean, i've just installed mono on my debian one, so i can fiddle, pointless compiling c#..
Nov 04 18:19:42 <NYCasphaltSurfer> The OpenWRT seems quite swift with FTP and HTTP
Nov 04 18:19:56 <NYCasphaltSurfer> bftpd and thttpd
Nov 04 18:19:58 <Reedy_Boy> Its not through not trusting the device - just no need to use them for anything
Nov 04 18:20:01 <NYCasphaltSurfer> Which is what I wanted
Nov 04 18:20:44 <NYCasphaltSurfer> I use DD-WRT for my wireless router at home
Nov 04 18:20:52 <NYCasphaltSurfer> ANd it is amazingly stable
Nov 04 18:22:09 <Reedy_Boy> heh
Nov 04 18:22:36 <Reedy_Boy> I've got dd-wrt on my wrt54gl, which is just used as a random repeater/access point when i need it
Nov 04 18:22:55 <Reedy_Boy> I had it with my snap server in the garage when it needed god knows how many hours to rebuild a RAID1 array
Nov 04 18:23:16 <NYCasphaltSurfer> Nice -- I much prefer the DD-WRT to the stock Linksys
Nov 04 18:23:38 <Reedy_Boy> Yeah, its amazing the amount of extra functionality
Nov 04 18:23:45 <Reedy_Boy> Be good if they had a wep cracker built in ;)
Nov 04 18:23:52 <NYCasphaltSurfer> Ha!
Nov 04 18:23:59 <NYCasphaltSurfer> That would be awesome
Nov 04 18:24:28 <mwester> To be used for legal purposes only, of course...
Nov 04 18:24:35 * mwester rolls his eyes
Nov 04 18:24:37 <Reedy_Boy> Yup :D
Nov 04 18:24:49 <Reedy_Boy> Just to see how long it would take on a device like that
Nov 04 18:27:11 <NYCasphaltSurfer> Reedy_Boy -- Did you de-underclock
Nov 04 18:27:19 <NYCasphaltSurfer> your NSLU2
Nov 04 18:27:36 <Reedy_Boy> Yaa, both of them, as they were 133 at stock
Nov 04 18:27:49 <NYCasphaltSurfer> Yeah, that was really strange
Nov 04 18:27:55 <NYCasphaltSurfer> I did it as well
Nov 04 18:28:05 <NYCasphaltSurfer> But was pretty nervous
Nov 04 18:28:54 <Reedy_Boy> I just got a screwdriver and some wire cutters
Nov 04 18:29:04 <NYCasphaltSurfer> I couldn't use a traditional standard nail clippers
Nov 04 18:29:26 <NYCasphaltSurfer> I had to use some old fashioned ones that almost look like wire cutters
Nov 04 19:19:12 <deever> hi
Nov 04 19:19:24 <deever> does anyone here have asterisk running on a slug?
Nov 04 19:26:30 <Reedy_Boy> probably
Nov 04 19:26:33 <Reedy_Boy> ~ask
Nov 04 19:26:34 <capbot> methinks ask is Questions in the channel should be specific, informative, complete, concise, and on-topic.  Don't ask if you can ask a question first.  Don't ask if a person is there, just ask what you intended to ask them.  Better questions more frequently yield better answers.  We are all here voluntarily or against our will.
Nov 04 19:26:53 <Reedy_Boy> Just ask, someone will answer if they know
Nov 04 19:32:16 <deever> is the slug fast enough to run asterisk for 2 simultaneous call connections?
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