**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Apr 01 02:59:57 2009 Apr 01 14:36:58 i have a small question Apr 01 14:38:37 ask away Apr 01 14:56:10 well i slugged my nslu a few months ago and dont remember what I put on it Apr 01 14:56:22 i think ut was slugOs? Apr 01 14:56:31 is there a way I cal find out? Apr 01 14:59:04 ssh to it? Apr 01 14:59:20 it works I can get in ok Apr 01 14:59:42 I fired it up the ptehr day and wanted to run apt which didnt work.... Apr 01 15:00:53 cat /etc/issue Apr 01 15:01:07 ahhh Apr 01 15:01:14 ok ill have to try that later Apr 01 15:01:29 I'm at work now! Apr 01 15:02:55 is that going to assist with the apt issue? Apr 01 15:03:40 if you haven't got debian on it, you're not going to have apt-get Apr 01 15:03:55 ok Apr 01 15:04:04 if its slugos, you should have ipkg (iirc) Apr 01 15:04:17 maybe that is it then Apr 01 15:04:37 I usually write this stuff down Apr 01 15:04:55 if you do what mwester said, it should give you an indication of what os is running on it Apr 01 15:05:06 yes I am going to try that Apr 01 15:05:19 i gotta roll, ill be back later Apr 01 15:05:22 thanks so much!! Apr 01 17:10:53 now that I think about it, it might have been ipkg Apr 01 17:31:23 is ipkg installed by default or do i have to add it? Apr 01 17:33:41 bill: slugos4 installs ipkg by default, slugos5 replaces /usr/bin/ipkg with /usr/bin/opkg Apr 01 17:35:13 thanks, i am still trying to figure out what i slugged with Apr 01 17:35:34 i was instructed to run cat /etc/issue Apr 01 17:41:45 is there an upgrade procedure to go from slugos4 to slugos5? Apr 01 17:41:56 is slugos5 released? Apr 01 17:42:04 is there even a release process? Apr 01 17:46:53 slugos 5.3-beta release msg: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/nslu2-linux/message/23356 Apr 01 17:47:33 chrisb: there's ABI change, so binary is not compatible between slugos4 and slugos5 Apr 01 17:47:59 bill: if you haven't used your slug for a while, most likely it has slugos4 Apr 01 17:49:08 that is what I am guessing, i think last summer Apr 01 17:53:31 i was getting the "ipkg command not found" error Apr 01 17:54:10 use "cat /etc/issue" command first, to determine what firmware you have Apr 01 18:00:26 ok Apr 01 18:01:27 Wish my 2nd nslu2 would play ball with upslug... I'd stick slugos on that :( Apr 01 18:04:10 i'll have to get back to you on that Apr 01 19:43:41 Reedy: Fix your 2nd nslu2! :p Apr 01 19:44:02 mwester, i wish i could. Its had the mailing lists stumped when i've posted about it a couple of times :( Apr 01 19:44:23 (or at least, no one has come up with anything that solved it) Apr 01 19:44:39 So you broke it, huh?! Apr 01 19:44:49 Not exactly Apr 01 19:45:05 moment Apr 01 19:46:16 mwester, http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/nslu2-linux/message/20805 Apr 01 19:46:41 and the original http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/nslu2-general/message/7069 Apr 01 19:49:09 It is serialised (how i was able to get back using it)... Apr 01 19:51:17 * mwester cannot follow urls from xchat, so he remains in the dark. Apr 01 19:51:22 haha Apr 01 19:52:00 To sum it up, when its in upgrade mode, the device isn't network accessible at all Apr 01 19:52:32 Want me to post on it to semi revive it so you can see it? Apr 01 19:54:24 no, let's pick it up from there. did you check your redboot network settings to see if they changed? Apr 01 19:56:08 http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/nslu2-general/message/7115 - That shows upto the ^c part, showing the ip and such Apr 01 20:03:04 * mwester is at work, and will get to that later... Apr 01 20:03:28 cool, cheers :) If you think of anything, im usually around as you know Apr 01 20:03:53 i'll get the nslu2 out and the serial cable Apr 01 20:03:54 * mwester goes back to his bench, and grabs his oar. Apr 01 20:04:47 ok i'm back!! Apr 01 20:05:38 It says debian GNU/Linux 4.0 \n \1 Apr 01 20:07:47 apt-get Apr 01 20:08:29 should work then Apr 01 20:09:55 yes it does Apr 01 20:12:37 so this is openslug not slugos? Apr 01 20:13:11 or presumably, debian etch... yeah Apr 01 20:16:07 do a "uname -a" Apr 01 20:16:15 that would show the endian as well Apr 01 20:17:39 most likely debian 4.0 etch little endian Apr 01 20:18:50 Linux theslug 2.6.18-6-ixp4xx #1 Tue Feb 12 00:57:53 UTC 2008 armv5tel GNU/Linux **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Apr 02 02:59:57 2009