**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Jun 08 23:59:56 2005
Jun 09 00:15:28 <jacques> Alignment trap: tclsh8.4 (8049) PC=0x402d1400 Instr=0x05911004 Address=0x002c7245 FSR 0x013
Jun 09 00:15:51 <jacques> get millions of those while running bdb byte-order tests
Jun 09 00:52:59 <jacques> Disconnecting: Protocol error: expected packet type 31, got 82
Jun 09 00:53:02 <jacques> AAARGH
Jun 09 00:53:06 <jacques> this is pissing me off
Jun 09 00:53:15 <jacques> I'm switching to openssh
Jun 09 00:57:35 <jacques> and I sure wish the console would do a newline at the end of the line instead of overwriting itself - impossible to do long command lines
Jun 09 01:03:04 <dyoung> I wonder if that packet type thing is a endian issue.  I cant make 31 into 82 though.
Jun 09 01:07:10 <jacques> of course, now openssh isn't working too well either
Jun 09 01:07:21 <jacques> ssh root@192.168.0.17
Jun 09 01:07:21 <jacques> Host key verification failed.
Jun 09 01:07:32 <jacques> ssh 67.171.198.193
Jun 09 01:07:32 <jacques> Permission denied, please try again.
Jun 09 01:07:32 <jacques> Permission denied, please try again.
Jun 09 01:07:32 <jacques> Permission denied (publickey,password,keyboard-interactive).
Jun 09 01:09:44 <jacques> -v output is not helpful
Jun 09 01:10:37 <dyoung> it never falls back to asking for a password?
Jun 09 01:11:53 <jacques> no
Jun 09 01:12:50 <dyoung> Your sshd_config allows for passwords right?
Jun 09 01:13:46 <jacques> yes.
Jun 09 01:14:02 <jacques> this was working with dropbear, other than the disconnections
Jun 09 01:14:29 <jacques> I haven't ahcnged the remote servers since it was working with dropbear a few minutes ago
Jun 09 01:14:44 <dyoung> how annoying.
Jun 09 01:14:50 <dyoung> /comfort jacques
Jun 09 01:16:52 <jacques> oh well, I bet if I build my own openssh I can get it to work
Jun 09 01:17:11 <jacques> I am developing a LONG list of packages which are broken when oe-built
Jun 09 01:17:18 <jacques> that work fine when I build them native
Jun 09 01:17:28 <jacques> it jsut takes so fscking long
Jun 09 01:26:24 <jacques> OK I fixed it but I don't know why the fix worked
Jun 09 01:26:45 <jacques> no maybe I didn't fix it
Jun 09 01:27:34 <dyoung> I'm glad youre doing all the hard work to get a usable package set worked out for openslug.
Jun 09 01:28:11 <jacques> I'm only finding the problems
Jun 09 01:28:17 <jacques> I'm not making changs to oe
Jun 09 01:29:06 <dyoung> Yes, but its still a valiant worthwhile effort.
Jun 09 01:29:10 <jacques> OK, if I'm root on the slug it works, otherwise it doesn't
Jun 09 01:29:47 <dyoung> I'm bummed outo because I dont have time to play with my toys right now.
Jun 09 01:30:00 <jacques> i need strace
Jun 09 01:42:01 <rwhitby-away> well, my wl530g has failed the bigpond heartbeat reconnect test
Jun 09 01:42:25 <rwhitby-away> (which is not surprising, as no router has passed that test until I have modified the firmware)
Jun 09 01:42:41 <rwhitby-away> (or told the manufacturer how to fix it)
Jun 09 02:06:44 <jacques> problem with openssh was permissions on /dev/tty
Jun 09 02:06:53 <jacques> pH5 in #oe found it
Jun 09 02:07:11 <jacques> was crw-rw--w-  1 root root 5, 0 Jun  7 01:55 /dev/tty needs to be crw-rw-rw-  1 root root 5, 0 Jun  7 01:55 /dev/tty
Jun 09 02:07:36 <jacques> and, the strace 4.5.11 I just built natively has the same problem as the oe-built one:
Jun 09 02:07:49 <jacques> syscall: unknown syscall trap 0xe5bcf620
Jun 09 02:12:22 <hanjo> hi all
Jun 09 02:13:34 <hanjo> Has been a long time. Congrats on the great openslug work in the last weeks
Jun 09 02:13:53 <rwhitby-away> hey hanjo, welcome back
Jun 09 02:14:14 <hanjo> nice to be back :)
Jun 09 02:14:58 <hanjo> I was reading trhrough the irc logs and saw all the goodies that jbowler did
Jun 09 02:15:24 <hanjo> So I decided it is the right time to update the image on my slugs
Jun 09 02:16:54 <hanjo> Being able to reflash from a non-flash root is realy helpfull when you have 50 slugs to manage
Jun 09 02:18:41 <hanjo> All this time I was using an old image (pre-beta)
Jun 09 02:19:48 <hanjo> I've tried the beta on one slug, but there was a problem with the mount options for a nfs root (missing -o) and I did not proceed with the upgrade on the rest 
Jun 09 02:20:25 <jacques> strace 4.5.11 is broken
Jun 09 02:20:29 <jacques> strace 4.5.9 works
Jun 09 02:20:34 <jacques> going to try 4.5.10
Jun 09 02:20:45 <jacques> unfortunately, oe only has 4.5.11 now
Jun 09 02:21:45 <dyoung> jbowler is the man.
Jun 09 02:23:02 <jacques> damn sourceforge
Jun 09 02:23:06 <jacques> not responding
Jun 09 02:23:13 <jacques> well extremely slowly
Jun 09 02:26:28 <hanjo> I want to understand the impact of the recent openslug changes on my architecture. I would be gratefull for any comments.
Jun 09 02:27:44 <hanjo> I my current setup, I've burned this custom pre-beta image (tnx. for all the help back then) to each slug. Then using the OpenSlugTurnUp instructions I've created images of the root and put them on a NFS server
Jun 09 02:28:02 <hanjo> So currently I have 50 NFS folders serving as root for the slugs
Jun 09 02:28:30 <jacques> hanjo, how many slugs do you have?
Jun 09 02:28:45 <hanjo> But packet management is hell. I have to ssh (i.e. the script has) to each slug and issue ipkg etc.
Jun 09 02:28:49 <hanjo> 50
Jun 09 02:29:23 <jacques> holy cow!
Jun 09 02:29:43 <hanjo> I want to optimize the setup using a single NFS root, but I need to figure out how to separate the slug specific files (like /etc/...)
Jun 09 02:30:09 <dyoung> hanjo, you should temporarily setup your slugs to have the same ssh key so you can ssh without a password then have a script to do it for you.
Jun 09 02:30:15 <dyoung> oh...
Jun 09 02:30:25 <dyoung> I see the issue.....
Jun 09 02:30:43 <dyoung> um....
Jun 09 02:31:20 <dyoung> lemme think about that for a bit.
Jun 09 02:31:23 <hanjo> So actualy I need to find out if a given ipkg makes any of the specific files "dirty" etc. The ones that do not can be safely applied once and used by all slugs
Jun 09 02:34:09 <hanjo> brb. I have to grab something to eat.
Jun 09 03:00:46 <rwhitby-away> next time I think of deploying a router without custom firmware that I've had a hand in, someone lart me to my senses.
Jun 09 03:01:02 * rwhitby is now back on the wl500gx as the internet router
Jun 09 03:02:10 <rwhitby> ~lart rwhitby
Jun 09 03:02:11 * jbot chops rwhitby in half with a free Solaris 7 CD
Jun 09 03:02:44 <jacques> :-(
Jun 09 03:03:05 <jacques> alas poor rwhitby, I knew him
Jun 09 03:10:07 <dyoung> is the 530G source available?
Jun 09 03:10:16 <dyoung> haha "free solaris 7 CD"
Jun 09 03:10:33 <dyoung> why not a free AOL CD?  those seem to be more readily available.
Jun 09 03:13:39 <jacques> because that would be banal
Jun 09 03:25:49 <rwhitby> dyoung: yes, the source for the old version is available, but not the latest
Jun 09 03:30:54 <jacques> sounds familiar
Jun 09 03:32:17 <rwhitby> the throughput seemed slower on the wl530g too
Jun 09 03:35:44 <jacques> than wl500 ?
Jun 09 03:44:10 <kared|zzz> how can I create a swap partition that is compatible with openslug, been having problems mainly: Unable to handle swap header version 16777216
Jun 09 03:47:23 <jacques> kared, hmm strange, I just do mkswap /dev/foo
Jun 09 03:52:37 <dyoung> kared, that sounds familiar.
Jun 09 03:53:06 <dyoung> that sounds like you created the swap header on a LE machine.
Jun 09 03:53:19 <kared> ahhh i would say so
Jun 09 03:53:31 <dyoung> you *MUST* create the swap on the nslu2 directly.
Jun 09 03:53:37 <kared> ahh ok
Jun 09 03:53:40 <kared> will do
Jun 09 03:56:12 <dyoung> It is a little irritating that it doesnt "just work"....
Jun 09 03:56:31 <dyoung> but thats beyond what we can do.
Jun 09 03:57:16 <kared> of course, its clearly a problem for whoever came up with a endian dependant header
Jun 09 03:58:25 <kared> if i have things like /usr /lib /bin /home as sim links am i going to run into any problems?
Jun 09 03:58:46 <dyoung> symlinks to what?
Jun 09 03:59:06 <kared> to /mnt/flash/usr /mnt/flash/lib /mnt/flash/home etc
Jun 09 03:59:32 <dyoung> do you have a objection to moving /. to the flash device?
Jun 09 03:59:45 <dyoung> s/\.//
Jun 09 04:00:00 <kared> not really nup how do i do that? :)
Jun 09 04:00:23 <dyoung> turnup /dev/sda1 (or whatever your flash device is) ?
Jun 09 04:00:35 <hanjo> Is DHCP working reliably now on openslug or a fixed IP is still being read from the SysConf? I am using fixed addressing now, but would like to move to DHCP.
Jun 09 04:01:44 <dyoung> hanjo, I dunno.  I dont use DHCP.  I th ink jbowler uses DHCP, so if youre buliding from source it will probably work.
Jun 09 04:01:56 <dyoung> hanjo, we're talking about openslug right?
Jun 09 04:02:07 <hanjo> dyoung: yes
Jun 09 04:02:10 <dyoung> (oh duh, you just said that)
Jun 09 04:02:34 <hanjo> my source build just finished, so I'll try it out on my test slug
Jun 09 04:03:20 <kared> dyoung: wow that was easy, how do I set it to boot from that drive?
Jun 09 04:05:01 <dyoung> jacques or jbowler will have the definitive answer to that.  if you can wait a few minutes, I can check.
Jun 09 04:05:37 <jacques> turnup disk -i /dev/sda?  will set it to boot from thw partition
Jun 09 04:05:37 <kared> dyoung: it seams that amazing turnup program did the job
Jun 09 04:05:59 <kared> i must say that was so shockingly painless
Jun 09 04:06:12 <jacques> yeah turnup is rather cool
Jun 09 04:06:13 <dyoung> turnup is a amazing script.  everyone worships jbowler for that.
Jun 09 04:06:26 <jacques> ~praise jbowler-away 
Jun 09 04:06:27 <jbot> All hail jbowler-away!
Jun 09 04:07:06 <dyoung> ~worship jbowler-away 
Jun 09 04:07:07 * jbot prostrates himself before jbowler-away.  "I'm not worthy!"
Jun 09 04:07:29 <dyoung> kared, so it worked as you expected?
Jun 09 04:07:44 <kared> yeah fantastic :)
Jun 09 04:08:18 <dyoung> Cool.
Jun 09 04:08:27 <dyoung> its so much nicer than having symlinks everywhere.
Jun 09 04:08:29 <hanjo> Damn. I've tried to upslug via a hub and now it looks like it has stalled on "Writing Flash" :(
Jun 09 04:08:49 <dyoung> hahjo, when was the last time you cvs up'd upslug?
Jun 09 04:09:02 <dyoung> jbowler added some retry stuff to it around a week ago.
Jun 09 04:09:04 <hanjo> :) long time ago
Jun 09 04:09:15 <hanjo> i.e. last time I was on the channel
Jun 09 04:09:28 <dyoung> yeah, repull it and re-make it.  the new one should work better.
Jun 09 04:09:43 <hanjo> I'll try. Tnx.
Jun 09 04:10:08 <dyoung> (jbowler seems to be the hero of the month.)
Jun 09 04:11:45 <dyoung> I wish I had more opportunity to interact with him.  This other (real life work related) project is taking up all my time now.
Jun 09 04:12:20 <dyoung> I'm here now because I dont feel like working on it.... ;-)
Jun 09 04:13:26 <kared> what does ready/status light off mean
Jun 09 04:14:24 <hanjo> dyoung: I like the new progress "char" in upslug :) 
Jun 09 04:15:41 <jacques> kared, hmm, no power?  :-)
Jun 09 04:16:01 <[g2]> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/OpenSlug/OpenSlugLEDsDuringBoot
Jun 09 04:16:11 <jacques> it was flashing it and got interrupted?
Jun 09 04:16:22 <jacques> the yellow led is dead?  :-)
Jun 09 04:17:00 <jacques> oops meant red
Jun 09 04:17:08 <kared> hrmm nah i did reboot and it froze, ethernet light on power light on ready light out
Jun 09 04:17:13 <[g2]> jacques, are you running a recent Openslug build ?
Jun 09 04:17:27 <jacques> [g2], pretty recent
Jun 09 04:17:29 <kared> i power cycled it and it came back up ok
Jun 09 04:17:44 <hanjo> dyoung: it worked perfectly over the hub with the new upslug. The guy deserves all the praise :)
Jun 09 04:17:45 <jacques> looks like june 7th
Jun 09 04:18:00 <jacques> early morning june 7th
Jun 09 04:18:13 <[g2]> I was testing the shutdown -r from flashstick and it worked 3 for 3 last night
Jun 09 04:18:24 <jacques> yay
Jun 09 04:18:26 <[g2]> no hangups ?
Jun 09 04:18:41 <[g2]> But I don't know anything that got fixed
Jun 09 04:18:42 <jacques> hangups under what conditions?
Jun 09 04:18:54 <dyoung> Ok cool!
Jun 09 04:19:05 <[g2]> reboot / shutdown -r from flashstick used to hang often
Jun 09 04:19:18 <dyoung> my brain is feeling fuzzy....
Jun 09 04:19:39 <kared_> ohh yeah thats what im talking about
Jun 09 04:20:57 <jacques> [g2], well halt does usgly things
Jun 09 04:21:03 <dyoung> kared, you have a nslu2 based client running now?
Jun 09 04:21:18 <kared> well bitchx
Jun 09 04:21:25 <kared> from openembedded
Jun 09 04:21:40 <[g2]> jacques, halt and shutdown -h still need to yank the power on GPIO
Jun 09 04:21:42 <dyoung> that sounds like a nslu2 based client to me. ;-)
Jun 09 04:21:47 <kared_nslu2> Linux minoc 2.6.11.2 #1 Tue Jun 7 07:25:41 EST 2005 armv5teb unknown
Jun 09 04:21:58 <kared_nslu2> <-- thats me :)
Jun 09 04:21:59 <[g2]> I think that'll be an easy fix though
Jun 09 04:22:33 <dyoung> minor twiddling to nslu2-io.c
Jun 09 04:22:43 <dyoung> ?
Jun 09 04:22:50 <jacques> I haven't noticed any hangs on reboot tho
Jun 09 04:22:59 <kared> Configuring libcrypto0.9.7
Jun 09 04:22:59 <kared> /usr/lib/ipkg/info/libcrypto0.9.7.postinst: 4: ldconfig: not found
Jun 09 04:23:25 <jacques> hmm, ldconfig should be there
Jun 09 04:23:40 <kared_nslu2> thats what i thought strange
Jun 09 04:23:45 <jacques> -rwxr-xr-x  1 root root 497712 Jan  1  1970 /sbin/ldconfig
Jun 09 04:24:27 <kared_nslu2> doesn't exist on my system 
Jun 09 04:24:43 <kared_nslu2> wthell yes it does
Jun 09 04:24:56 * dyoung dunnos
Jun 09 04:25:02 <kared_nslu2> ahhh i probably ran su to this account and it isn't setting path properly
Jun 09 04:26:08 <dyoung> [g2] so have we decided on a standardized "fatslug" flash layout ?
Jun 09 04:26:24 <dyoung> or are we gonn wait for jffs2 support in APEX ?
Jun 09 04:28:24 <jacques> kared_nslu2, that's a bug - it should call ldconfig by full path
Jun 09 04:28:50 <jacques> for now I guess you can 'su -'
Jun 09 04:29:15 <dyoung> kared, was that a openssl install, or a openssh install?  and if it was openssh, what version?
Jun 09 04:29:33 <kared> it was openssl for asterisk
Jun 09 04:30:28 <jacques> 0.9.7e-r1 ?
Jun 09 04:30:40 <jacques> that's what oe's installing these days
Jun 09 04:32:25 <kared> Installing libssl0.9.7 (0.9.7e-r1) to root...
Jun 09 04:32:25 <kared> Downloading http://sasuke.kared.net/nslu2/tmp/deploy/ipk/libssl0.9.7_0.9.7e-r1_armeb.ipk
Jun 09 04:32:34 <kared> it was that one yes ^
Jun 09 04:35:02 <dyoung> hmm
Jun 09 04:35:08 * dyoung dunnos
Jun 09 04:46:28 <kared> asterisk from OE appears to build and run without problem on openslug
Jun 09 04:47:01 <rwhitby> kared: where abouts in our wide brown land are you ?
Jun 09 04:47:12 <kared> Australia
Jun 09 04:47:18 <kared> South of sydney
Jun 09 04:47:28 <rwhitby> Adelaide
Jun 09 04:47:38 <kared> ahh cool
Jun 09 04:47:41 <rwhitby> lived near west ryde for a while
Jun 09 04:47:52 <kared> yeah? cool
Jun 09 04:48:07 <kared> i live in wollongong at the moment, moving to sutherland in a few days
Jun 09 04:48:30 * jf-work whishes a French guy would join the group someday
Jun 09 04:48:46 <jacques> kared you are an asterisk expert?
Jun 09 04:48:59 <kared> nup never used it before
Jun 09 04:49:13 <kared> infact the first piece of hardware i have installed it on is the nslu
Jun 09 04:49:15 <[g2]> dyoung, you mean with APEX 
Jun 09 04:49:18 <jacques> ah :-(  I was going to put you on the list of ppl to bug when I want to learn it
Jun 09 04:49:37 <kared> haha yeah, i need some of those people in the next week im sure
Jun 09 04:50:12 <kared> i went out and bought the nslu2 and a pap2( PSTN phone to sip phone adapter ) as my new toys
Jun 09 04:50:49 <kared> rwhitby: if you call STD alot its pretty good considering how expensive phone calls are in Australia. I can call any landline in OZ for 10c untimed.
Jun 09 04:50:53 <[g2]> have you guys seen the RT042 ? 
Jun 09 04:50:55 <rwhitby> kared: which provider?
Jun 09 04:51:05 <kared> thats with astratel.com.au prepaid
Jun 09 04:52:56 <dyoung> yes, with apex.  The only currently know good 'fatslug" config.
Jun 09 04:55:38 <[g2]> dyoung, Currently nothing is changed yet
Jun 09 04:55:54 <rwhitby> kared: that you between garrett and latham?
Jun 09 04:56:20 <[g2]> dyoung, It sounds like beewoolie is close to getting starting to test the kernel being loaded from jffs2
Jun 09 04:56:32 <[g2]> jacques, how your arm assembler ?
Jun 09 04:56:33 <kared> oh god
Jun 09 04:56:41 <kared> rwhitby: i would say so yeah
Jun 09 04:56:42 <kared> lol
Jun 09 04:56:46 <jacques> [g2], :-\ I don't have any :-(
Jun 09 04:57:12 <[g2]> how is your ARM assember ?
Jun 09 04:57:35 <rwhitby> http://www.kared.net/latham.jpg - how did you pull that off?
Jun 09 04:57:39 <jacques> I don't know arm assembler
Jun 09 04:57:56 <jacques> if he needs advice, pb is a great person to ask
Jun 09 04:58:23 <[g2]> ok. thx
Jun 09 04:58:37 <[g2]> I just need to whip up some stuff for ep1220 in #openjtag
Jun 09 04:58:57 <[g2]> he's ready to test the direct mini I cache loading
Jun 09 04:59:19 <jacques> I heard a lot of talk about that, but I never understood what it's for
Jun 09 04:59:25 <jacques> the I-cache thing
Jun 09 05:00:08 <[g2]> jacques, the scan-chain is 498 bit long
Jun 09 05:00:26 <kared> there good friends of mine
Jun 09 05:00:38 <[g2]> there's a back door that only 33/bits per word which can load the mini I cache directly
Jun 09 05:01:02 <rwhitby> kared: cool.  if I ever need preselection I'll know who to talk to :-)
Jun 09 05:01:07 <kared> rwhitby: i used to work at a mobile phone shop in the mall and they just showed up one day, so I said hey can i have a photo, and someone from channel 9 took it on my phone
Jun 09 05:01:17 <[g2]> thus it would be pretty speedy to just load the mini I cache on chip and it could act like a mini bootloader
Jun 09 05:01:40 <jacques> [g2], wow
Jun 09 05:01:43 <[g2]> then flash could be reprogrammed from the processor
Jun 09 05:01:52 <jacques> massive speed improvement
Jun 09 05:01:57 <[g2]> ep1220 is ALL ready to go
Jun 09 05:02:21 <rwhitby> night kared
Jun 09 05:02:36 <kared_nslu2> night, thanks everyone for your help
Jun 09 05:03:01 <jacques> have I mentioned lately how cool elinks is?
Jun 09 05:06:27 <rwhitby> anyone notice the new maemo directory in OE ?
Jun 09 05:07:08 <jacques> I did
Jun 09 05:07:24 <jacques> well, I saw a changeset go by
Jun 09 05:14:59 <rwhitby> ok, I need to re-address my LAN, so I'll be back later.  Need to move production stuff to .128.X so I can connect directly to test stuff on .1.X and production on different subnets on the laptop (one wireless, one wired).
Jun 09 13:54:10 <bofh_omega> hi all
Jun 09 13:58:09 <bofh_omega> just have two questions (so far) today ;) First why aren't the file permissons handled correct while doing bb openslug-image? The resulting error is a permission denied. Also the files have just been created. (ugly workaround build as root *urgs*). Second is it possible to include the AX8817x usb2rj45 module in the next offizial beta release?
Jun 09 14:09:33 <dyoung> You know you can add those modules yourself right?
Jun 09 14:09:42 <dyoung> Just add them to your local.conf
Jun 09 14:10:29 <bofh_omega> um, tried it the other way (edited defconfig)
Jun 09 14:10:32 <dyoung> something like OPENSLUG_EXTRA_RDEPENDS += "kernel-module-ax8817x" etc
Jun 09 14:11:09 <bofh_omega> my way lead to no module :(. So I'll give your way a try ;)
Jun 09 14:11:23 <bofh_omega> thx for the hint
Jun 09 14:11:34 <dyoung> it also needs to be in the defconfig if its not already.
Jun 09 14:12:19 <bofh_omega> it was there but not as a module. I changed it to module but maybe something else is missing
Jun 09 14:13:32 <bofh_omega> so now warning, or error occured I just don't get the module :\
Jun 09 14:14:53 <dyoung> so there is no tmp/deploy/ipk/kernel-module-ax8817x.ipik (or similar name) ? 
Jun 09 14:14:59 <dyoung> ipk even.
Jun 09 14:15:17 <bofh_omega> right
Jun 09 14:15:44 <bofh_omega> not even a module (befor generating ipkg
Jun 09 14:15:47 <bofh_omega> )
Jun 09 14:16:13 <dyoung> youre not licking it right then. :-)
Jun 09 14:16:35 <bofh_omega> licking <- ?
Jun 09 14:16:41 <bofh_omega> linking?
Jun 09 14:17:22 <dyoung> Licking.
Jun 09 14:17:24 <bofh_omega> but yes I build that module befor (2.4.X kernel) 
Jun 09 14:17:35 <bofh_omega> sry my english isn't that good ;)
Jun 09 14:17:58 <dyoung> Its a dyoung-ism anyways.  From watching too much TV.
Jun 09 14:18:14 <bofh_omega> k bad habit ;)
Jun 09 14:20:06 <bofh_omega> is licking used like the word beating in your sense?
Jun 09 14:23:48 <bofh_omega> *arg* I'm going nuts that damn modul just doesn't build
Jun 09 14:24:46 <bofh_omega> thats not very kind I I don't know how to debug this :( *sniff*
Jun 09 14:26:46 <bofh_omega> strange, on my desktop there isn
Jun 09 14:27:04 <bofh_omega> t anything called ax8817x in the kerneltree anymore
Jun 09 14:27:30 <bofh_omega> in the slug kernelimage there's only the include file no sources
Jun 09 14:31:56 <bofh_omega> AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG 
Jun 09 14:32:27 <bofh_omega> I just spent 2h now to find out, the driver is now available in the usbnet module *#!@+!
Jun 09 14:32:42 <bofh_omega> thanks for you time and bandwidth ;)
Jun 09 14:33:11 <bofh_omega> um no don't laugh
Jun 09 14:34:52 * NAiL snickers
Jun 09 22:46:18 <mr_claus> morning
Jun 09 22:47:33 <mr_claus> last week i had some trouble with my nslu2, i decided to format the disk and unsling new, i have done that yesterday but the box comes not up with the disk attached
Jun 09 22:48:30 <mr_claus> while booting the LED ready will never get green
Jun 09 23:04:19 <mr_claus_> perhaps the box is in mainenance mode?
Jun 09 23:20:35 <mr_claus> how i can find out if i'm in mainenance mode?
Jun 09 23:33:04 <rwhitby-web> df
Jun 09 23:35:35 <mr_claus> hmm, seems to be strange, i have redone a whole unsling to the disk attached, reboot and it boots from the flash and not from the disk
Jun 09 23:35:57 <mr_claus> i'm reflashing now and start with the first step again
Jun 09 23:37:38 <mr_claus> rootfs                   11895     10119      1776  85% /
Jun 09 23:37:38 <mr_claus> /dev/ram0                 6528      5308      1220  81% /initrd
Jun 09 23:37:38 <mr_claus> /dev/ram0                11895     10119      1776  85% /
Jun 09 23:37:53 <mr_claus> ok, can i check now if i left the maintenance mode?
Jun 09 23:39:27 <mr_claus> i must be in maintenance mode because the red light is flashing
Jun 09 23:39:45 <mr_claus> how i can get back to the normal operating mode?
Jun 09 23:41:03 <jacques> you could have mentioned the flashing red light before :-\
Jun 09 23:42:21 <mr_claus> thats because the box is not in side of me, i have to go downstairs :/
Jun 09 23:42:49 <jacques> did you search the wiki for "maintenance"
Jun 09 23:42:49 <mr_claus> but i have done nothing, i have put the box into mainanence mode with the web interface and i have done the upslug
Jun 09 23:43:03 <mr_claus> i searched the FAQ
Jun 09 23:43:42 <jacques> I just searched the wiki for "maintenance" and found two pages
Jun 09 23:43:56 <jacques> one of them is http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Unslung/GetOutOfMaintMode
Jun 09 23:44:46 <mr_claus> ok, i see, thx
Jun 09 23:45:38 <mr_claus> REBOOTING IN NORMAL MODE rm: unable to stat `/mnt/repair/.ramdisk': Input/output error
Jun 09 23:45:42 <mr_claus> that is ok?
Jun 09 23:45:56 <rwhitby-web> known proble,
Jun 09 23:46:00 <rwhitby-web> problem
Jun 09 23:46:26 <mr_claus> ok
Jun 09 23:46:26 <rwhitby-web> telnet in, mkdir /mnt/repair, then exit maintenance mode
Jun 09 23:47:13 <rwhitby-web> you didn't even read the page that jacques listed, did you?
Jun 09 23:47:49 <rwhitby-web> or did you make the directory and still got that error?
Jun 09 23:47:59 <mr_claus> yes
Jun 09 23:48:16 <mr_claus> i created the directory of course
Jun 09 23:49:26 <rwhitby-web> ok, back to step one.  describe the current state of your box, and how it got to that state, starting from stock firmware.
Jun 09 23:50:13 <mr_claus> a few weeks ago i upgrade to 4.20, there was installed 3.18 before
Jun 09 23:51:00 <mr_claus> perhaps 2 weeks ago, all was working in the first days but then, i dont know why, it was not possible to get into the box again
Jun 09 23:51:22 <mr_claus> i tried a lot of things and decided to clean up the disk to redo unsling disk1
Jun 09 23:52:03 <mr_claus> now i have run upslug with the 4.20 and try to get out of the mainenance mode, no disk attached
Jun 09 23:52:37 <rwhitby-web> are you able to use redboot to load new firmware?
Jun 09 23:53:02 <rwhitby-web> (of course you are, cause that's a prerequisite for using unslung firmware)
Jun 09 23:53:20 <mr_claus> i compiled upslug because it's less work to upgrade the firmware
Jun 09 23:53:22 <rwhitby-web> so the easiest thing to do is telnet into redboot, then type "upgrade", then use upslug to reflash.
Jun 09 23:53:46 <rwhitby-web> if that doesn't work, then you've got network problems
Jun 09 23:54:04 <rwhitby-web> if you have a windows box, you can even use the SerComm upgrade tool
Jun 09 23:54:08 <mr_claus> to telnet into redboot and write upgrade is the same like pressing reset while switching the box on?
Jun 09 23:55:14 <rwhitby-web> yes
Jun 09 23:55:40 <rwhitby-web> as long as you get the alternately flashing red and green, then you're in upgrade mode, and upslug or SerComm tool will work
Jun 09 23:56:27 <mr_claus> ok, so i'm in upgrade mode now, i will redo the upslug
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