**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Feb 27 10:59:57 2006 Feb 27 12:05:31 hello, anyone here Feb 27 12:06:19 how come nobody seems to actually be chatting in these channels? Feb 27 12:06:45 that would be just bad timing Feb 27 12:06:54 i guess Feb 27 12:07:01 lot of people talk her, just at very varying times Feb 27 12:07:14 im an end user who needed a little advise but no one seems to be chatting Feb 27 12:08:06 you have tried nslu2-general? Feb 27 12:08:19 yep, few people logged in but completely silent to the world Feb 27 12:08:21 (and what seems to be the problem?) Feb 27 12:08:45 just unslung me slug and ive installed one or two packages to do things like update ip etc Feb 27 12:09:03 im after something that will allow for the slug to download files using the normal http, like a download manager Feb 27 12:09:19 cant see anything in the packages relating to it Feb 27 12:10:12 wget Feb 27 12:10:31 is that a package? Feb 27 12:10:32 its always there Feb 27 12:10:34 nope Feb 27 12:10:48 it is used by ipkg so it is always there Feb 27 12:11:11 you know what, ive tried the word download in the search, download utility etc and did i find that, lol Feb 27 12:11:29 e.g. you can do: wget -r --tries=10 http://fly.srk.fer.hr/ -o log Feb 27 12:11:31 anybody know if its any good at for example resuming broken downloads Feb 27 12:11:37 stolen from the man page Feb 27 12:11:57 ah, i noticed wget is openslug Feb 27 12:12:01 im using unslung Feb 27 12:12:24 i would expect it to be there as well as ipkg relies on it Feb 27 12:12:37 you should just check Feb 27 12:12:43 ill have a look Feb 27 12:12:44 thanks Feb 27 12:12:51 np Feb 27 12:17:48 can i ask another question please eFfeM Feb 27 12:18:04 about wget Feb 27 12:18:04 sure Feb 27 12:18:16 ok, but note that I am no wget wiz Feb 27 12:18:58 ive had a look at the commands in the help etc so i know it can resume broken download (just a matter of finding out how to control it) but how would i put that downloading file into a specific directory (complete linux newbie) Feb 27 12:19:36 and will it do multiple downloads Feb 27 12:20:04 multiple downloads is easy, just invoke multiple wget commands (in the background or with screen) Feb 27 12:20:31 I assume you mean this? -P, --directory-prefix=PREFIX save files to PREFIX/... Feb 27 12:20:32 resuming can be done with -c Feb 27 12:21:15 ok ill try that, and last question, how do i stop the download should i need to, do i kill the process Feb 27 12:21:28 yup Feb 27 12:21:45 or if it is running in the foreground just hit ^C Feb 27 12:21:52 ok, ill have a go at that then, thanks again eFfeM, Feb 27 12:21:59 i love my slug, lol Feb 27 12:31:53 oh dear, ive got myself into trouble now Feb 27 12:32:25 the download works fine but its firsly in many directories (depending on the url you used to download it) and i cant delete it Feb 27 12:34:14 ah done :) Feb 27 12:34:15 rmdir Feb 27 12:34:56 bouncybrian, rm -r will also do it (rm -rf for the brave people...) Feb 27 12:35:27 why brave? Feb 27 12:37:23 because it will remove the directory even if its not empty Feb 27 12:38:41 ok last question for now (sorry) Feb 27 12:39:22 i can invoke wget within a telnet session, but until the download is complete, it does not give me back control to issue further commands Feb 27 12:39:37 do i have to start several telnet sessions to start multiple downloads? Feb 27 12:43:42 bouncy: you could install screen Feb 27 12:44:09 whats screen, this is all soooooo mad but im trying to learn as i want my slug to do as much as pos as well as file serv Feb 27 12:44:40 screen gives you multiple sessions which you can leave hanging and processing even when you 'logout' Feb 27 12:44:51 i see Feb 27 12:45:14 pretty easy to handle Feb 27 12:45:20 ok its installed Feb 27 12:45:32 screen invokes it Feb 27 12:45:53 after that ^a c = creates new window Feb 27 12:46:05 its just saying no such file or directory, you think a slug reboot? Feb 27 12:46:19 don't mind that Feb 27 12:46:31 you can avoid that error by making a directory later on Feb 27 12:47:15 did you try ctrl+a+c? Feb 27 12:47:44 yes, just moves to next line Feb 27 12:48:14 ps | grep screen Feb 27 12:48:20 does that give any lines Feb 27 12:48:47 ah, forget it Feb 27 12:48:50 lol Feb 27 12:48:54 you don't have your paths set yet Feb 27 12:49:03 /opt/bin/screen Feb 27 12:49:04 ill just log off if i need to start another process Feb 27 12:49:05 in that case Feb 27 12:49:53 im in the directory showing screen but just tells me no such file when i invoke screen Feb 27 12:49:55 it couldn't find screen and execute it because it's not included in the path enviroment variable Feb 27 12:50:06 you don't need to be there Feb 27 12:50:12 if you are - use ./screen Feb 27 12:50:24 if not, use /opt/bin/screen Feb 27 12:50:31 ah now it says set a terminal type Feb 27 12:50:40 export term=linux Feb 27 12:51:06 ok, typed the command and it moved to next line Feb 27 12:51:20 yes, usual behaviour in linux :P Feb 27 12:51:32 usually meaning success Feb 27 12:51:35 good Feb 27 12:51:43 now execute screen again Feb 27 12:52:00 please set a terminal type Feb 27 12:52:06 "no news is good news" Feb 27 12:52:08 ;) Feb 27 12:52:27 export TERM=linux Feb 27 12:52:31 nmy bad Feb 27 12:52:33 -n Feb 27 12:53:00 yes i have a new screen now Feb 27 12:53:05 good Feb 27 12:53:21 how do i move between them then? Feb 27 12:53:55 ctrl+a (which is the "enable command mode") space (swaps to next) Feb 27 12:54:11 or characters 0-9 and q-> Feb 27 12:54:16 i see Feb 27 12:54:24 for shortcuts Feb 27 12:54:37 q and forwards in case 10th or more Feb 27 12:54:58 I mean 11 :P Feb 27 12:55:38 ctrl+a d detaches the session (leaves screen and everything running on background) Feb 27 12:55:58 so you can close telnet Feb 27 12:56:02 pretty powerful stuff Feb 27 12:56:13 login and screen -r to attach to your session again Feb 27 12:56:39 last questions, how do you close screen for good, and how do you set these variables you mentioned Feb 27 12:56:49 I've been using screen -x though (you can use same screen session on multiple computers if you want to) Feb 27 12:58:53 bouncybrian: good practice would be exiting all windows (then it closes) and making sure nothing is running - if you get jammed windows use ctrl+a k Feb 27 12:59:04 ok Feb 27 12:59:20 which kills the current window you're in Feb 27 12:59:49 is someone familiar with the slug's hardware design? my problem is this: if i connect a powered usb hub to the slug, it never shuts down (hardware-wise), it just keeps running even if i unplug the slug's power adaptor. is this a faulty hub or is it acceptable? Feb 27 13:00:00 you can try that out - make few windowes with ctrl+a c and then write exit in all Feb 27 13:01:02 dr_nick: Your hub is feeding the slug with power. It is "Not Good" (tm) Feb 27 13:01:12 thanks drif Feb 27 13:01:19 lastly, what are these session variables? Feb 27 13:01:25 hm? Feb 27 13:01:55 NAiL: yeah, what's happening is pretty obvious, but i couldn't figure if this was acceptable. ok, so i'll trash that thing and go for a new usb hub Feb 27 13:02:06 tanks Feb 27 13:05:20 bouncy: session variables? Feb 27 13:05:59 ill research it Feb 27 13:06:05 Hi, I would like to know if there an updated usb-storage module somewhere? Feb 27 13:06:14 i meant enviroment variables Feb 27 13:06:25 there seem to have issue with 2.4 and the chipset genesys which is present in my enclosure... Feb 27 13:07:05 bouncybrian: you need to have your TERM variable set (for example. linux) before screens can execute Feb 27 13:07:17 s/screens/screen Feb 27 13:07:53 ok, and i can do this so its always set? Feb 27 13:09:13 its ok, im trying too much at once, ill come back another day and let you all have a rest, lol Feb 27 13:09:29 thanks drif and thanks efFeM Feb 27 13:09:35 see you all again Feb 27 13:11:15 so there is no such thing as an updated usb-storage module ? Feb 27 13:11:40 why do you want that? Feb 27 13:12:27 my hdd enclosure has a genesys chipset which is buggy under 2.4 Feb 27 13:12:38 aha, you're running unslung Feb 27 13:12:59 ok uhm so there is a cure? :) Feb 27 13:13:09 yes I do run unslung. Feb 27 13:14:03 I dunno. I've never touched unslung. Might be possible to patch the usb-storage module if there is a fix.. Feb 27 13:14:22 ok so what are you using? Feb 27 13:14:24 do you have any info on the bug? Feb 27 13:14:31 http://www.ussg.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/0407.1/0653.html Feb 27 13:14:32 sure. Feb 27 13:14:32 I'm using OpenSlug and Debianslug Feb 27 13:14:59 oh, it's that bug Feb 27 13:15:25 any of the unslung hackers awake? Feb 27 13:15:31 switching to openslug or debianslug solve the issue? Feb 27 13:16:09 slugos-* (on which openslug and debianslug runs) uses the latest 2.6-kernel Feb 27 13:16:23 uhm Feb 27 13:16:33 but it doesn't have a webinterface, and the only service installed by default is ssh Feb 27 13:16:33 interesting enough. Feb 27 13:16:39 ie, it completely replaces the stock firmware Feb 27 13:16:46 I dont care, I am a console mofo Feb 27 13:17:08 thing is will I have to reformat everything? Feb 27 13:17:14 i.e loose actual data? Feb 27 13:17:31 I wonder if there was a migration guide somewhere... Feb 27 13:17:46 I would love :) Feb 27 13:18:00 I'm not familiar with the layout of unslung, so I'm not the right guy to guide you tbh Feb 27 13:18:18 I'm initimately familiar with the workings of slugos however ;) Feb 27 13:18:25 but you surely know how to install slugos ;) Feb 27 13:18:40 does ti need to reformat or it can handle the presence of data? Feb 27 13:19:01 the first time slugos-* boots, it boots directly to a filesystem in flash Feb 27 13:19:10 from there, you set up the disk, and boot to it Feb 27 13:19:28 but, the stuff installed from unslung won't work Feb 27 13:19:36 (without some effort, atleast) Feb 27 13:19:39 actually afair turnup might reformat, but it is possible to do without (altough I think I hacked the turnup script for that) Feb 27 13:19:50 yeah ok but my data will still be present? Feb 27 13:20:06 raw data that is. Feb 27 13:20:11 music ;) Feb 27 13:20:22 Daluv, my advise would be to have multiple partitions on your disk, keep one for all your data, and one for os and a third for swap Feb 27 13:20:30 ok Feb 27 13:20:35 swap and os should be 1G or so Feb 27 13:21:00 actually mine are 1.5 Feb 27 13:21:02 If you decide to go for debianslug, I'd recommend a few GB for the root partition Feb 27 13:21:28 if you have partition magic you can repartition with that Feb 27 13:21:40 eFfeM: no reference to "mkfs" in turnup Feb 27 13:21:49 ok Feb 27 13:22:55 turnup -i checks if the fs is empty, turnup -f -i might do the trick Feb 27 13:23:26 you'd want to turnup to a "blank" root partition though Feb 27 13:23:33 agree Feb 27 13:23:56 I have no idea what'd happen if you turnup'ed to a partition with unslung stuff ;) Feb 27 13:27:08 it will overwrite whatever is there, but you'll be stuck with some old, useless junk, you can't boot unslung any more but there will be some files (/opt etc) Feb 27 13:40:49 dwery: Quick question... Can I "split" the TX on the slug serial port in two? So that the TX signal goes to a custom LCD-controller while still going to the PL2303 connected to my PC? Feb 27 13:42:19 not the best thing to do but will probably work Feb 27 13:43:04 * NAiL really needs to become an EE :-P Feb 27 13:45:00 :) remember to check that the custom lcd accepts 3.3V ttl on its input Feb 27 13:46:34 of course ;) Feb 27 13:46:55 This will have to be factored into my design :-P Feb 27 13:49:42 03repvik * r275 10/releases/slugos-3.6-beta/openembedded/packages/busybox/busybox-1.01/slugos/sysctl.conf: Fixup sysctl.conf so hotplug is set correctly Feb 27 14:04:16 NAiL, if you split the data will go to both, i don't think that is desirable Feb 27 14:04:46 yes, that is what I want Feb 27 14:05:06 ie, I still want the console output on the pl2303 Feb 27 14:05:19 and *also* to the lcd-controller Feb 27 14:06:06 the lcd-controller won't be writing anything back though Feb 27 14:06:24 hmm... there's a RX-only serial port on the slug, isn't there? Feb 27 14:10:07 morning guys. Feb 27 14:10:57 NAiL: yes Feb 27 14:11:00 morning Feb 27 14:11:04 hi VoodooZ Feb 27 14:11:12 Hey. Feb 27 14:11:29 morning VoodooZ Feb 27 14:11:29 I noticed a lot of openslug checkins. good work NAiL. Feb 27 14:11:37 VoodooZ: yeah, there's more to come.. Feb 27 14:11:49 The kernel will be delayed Feb 27 14:11:50 good stuff. Feb 27 14:11:52 uh Feb 27 14:11:55 why? Feb 27 14:11:58 the release will be delayed Feb 27 14:12:01 darn Feb 27 14:12:02 for a new kernel Feb 27 14:12:06 2.6.16? Feb 27 14:12:13 yeah Feb 27 14:12:27 -rc5 was released a few hours ago Feb 27 14:12:40 I think the "clean" release isn't too far away Feb 27 14:12:41 Are you waiting for the final .16? Feb 27 14:12:58 Why? Is there a major fix in it? Feb 27 14:12:59 NAiL: tested -rc5 and works Feb 27 14:13:09 good Feb 27 14:13:22 yeah, it's basically -git9 so it shouldn't break Feb 27 14:17:16 humm Feb 27 14:17:22 -git12 Feb 27 14:39:43 here we go again: I did a make update of my HEAD repo and I get the dreaded 3-way merge again! Feb 27 14:40:19 What pisses me off the most is that It's complaining about a file (tinderclient.bbclass) I never used or open. Feb 27 14:40:40 That repo is totally virgin. I didn't mod a single f'n file. arrggghhh! Feb 27 14:41:46 what's the latest monotone version? 0.25? Feb 27 14:41:57 yeah Feb 27 14:42:09 try monotone -lca merge Feb 27 14:46:12 VoodooZ, this is due to someone else checking things in without a merge Feb 27 14:48:55 VoodooZ: gimme two secs, I'm looking at it Feb 27 14:52:18 Daluv: The Genesys fix you were inquiring about is in the Unslung kernel. Feb 27 14:52:45 At least since 5.5, as near as I can tell... Feb 27 15:07:55 I just did a make update so I don't see why I should need to do a manual monotone command. Feb 27 15:08:22 no, it's just.. broken Feb 27 15:08:24 I cancelled out of it as I had to clue what changed. There was like 7+ files merged... Feb 27 15:08:32 ok. Feb 27 15:08:43 Just thought it was me losing my mind (again!) :) Feb 27 15:08:43 I don't have anything to merge with right now Feb 27 15:08:46 hm wanted to check in my change, but merge also ran into the 3way diff on timerclient Feb 27 15:08:49 nah Feb 27 15:09:48 'sec, I'll install something to merge Feb 27 15:12:05 here's a list of files being merged: osb-nrcit_20060212.bb, osb-jscore_20060212.bb, osb-browser_20060212.bb, gpe-conf_0.1.30.bb, angstrom.conf, etc... Feb 27 15:12:45 NAiL, don't break stuff for me though. I don't actually use HEAD I just like to keep it up to date. Feb 27 15:13:40 uh, the changes are a bit ... large Feb 27 15:13:52 I think I'm going to bug whoever caused the split Feb 27 15:15:21 eFfeM: your head is one of three Feb 27 15:15:54 oops. what did I do with this? Feb 27 15:16:38 i pushed my change with the master makefile, then I ended up in the 3way merge Feb 27 15:17:28 if there is anything I can do to help it fixing (e.g. retract my change) Feb 27 15:17:46 actually my last change (from a few minutes ago) was only to change a flag in defconfig Feb 27 15:17:55 yeah, but I don't think that'll help Feb 27 15:19:06 apparently, you didn't pull before you did monotone commit Feb 27 15:19:22 but that's just one of the heads, and basically a harmless one Feb 27 15:19:36 it's the first head I can't figure out Feb 27 15:21:48 indeed I did not pull as I did an mt update a little bit before Feb 27 15:22:12 so figured out it was not needed; turned out to be wrong Feb 27 15:22:20 nah, that was just bad timing Feb 27 15:22:24 it's not what's causing the issue Feb 27 15:22:59 your merge was ok, it just came in a bit after another merge Feb 27 15:23:38 the problem is that the first head is like... totally unrelated to the other two (which includes yours) Feb 27 15:24:07 I'm looking for the common ancester, but viewmntn is kinda slow for me right now Feb 27 15:31:10 any unslung dev alive? Feb 27 15:36:04 Another cup of coffee and *I'll* be alive, anyway :) Feb 27 15:37:43 Have you a question Daluv - I noticed from the log that you enquired about genesys earlier on the channel Feb 27 15:47:23 yep Feb 27 15:47:47 sometime the enclosure, sometime it doesnt.. Feb 27 15:48:05 I backtracked the problem and it seem to reside in the 2.4 usb-storage module... Feb 27 15:48:20 I wonder if there is an update of only this module avaialble. Feb 27 15:48:36 The patch you found is actually already in the unslung kernel Feb 27 15:48:44 ok uhm Feb 27 15:48:49 :( Feb 27 15:49:04 all 2.6.x is backported to the unslung kernel source? Feb 27 15:49:09 usb stuff that is. Feb 27 15:49:27 any bt knowledge online? try to pair my headset but to no avail Feb 27 15:49:44 I don't know when it was applied first, but it is in the 5.5 Unslung and beyond - are you running an older than 5.5 unslung? (RE: 2.6 unslung -- it wouldn't be unslung then; the kernel in unslung is the same version (with patches and minor changes) as teh Linksys kernel) Feb 27 15:49:55 I am running 5.5 Feb 27 15:50:19 it work without any problem on my 2.6.15 ... Feb 27 15:50:51 maybe there is more patch needed by the genesys chipset.. Feb 27 15:51:25 Ok, well there might be additional patches available that can be applied to a 2.4 kernel?? I'll certainly try if someone can point me to a patch (We are currently working on unslung 6.x which is now in alpha, but it has no additional USB patches than 5.5 right now) Feb 27 15:54:48 I understand. Feb 27 15:55:02 would you be interested in the error log? Feb 27 15:55:25 I will investigate more and send you the result via email, is it ok with you? Feb 27 15:56:59 eFfeM: I've atleast merged your head and the other one that wasn't way off Feb 27 15:57:05 so now there's only two heads Feb 27 15:57:33 tnx! Feb 27 15:57:57 np Feb 27 16:05:14 NAiL, I still get the same merges. Is that normal? Feb 27 16:05:22 yes Feb 27 16:05:29 there's two heads, and I'm not gonna merge them Feb 27 16:05:29 ok Feb 27 16:05:43 because I don't know squat about the files in question Feb 27 16:05:48 np. I'll just stay away from monotone altogether and wait for the release. Feb 27 16:05:56 so I'll probably just break stuff :-P Feb 27 16:06:02 hehe Feb 27 16:08:47 mwester, btw the enclosure is adaptec ACS-200 which is supposed to support up to 1000GB ... Feb 27 16:10:34 Do you know what chipset it uses? Does the enclosure use multiple physical drives and make it appear as if its one large volume, or does it look like two drives on a single USB connection? Feb 27 16:11:23 one physical drive ( currently a 250G WD Feb 27 16:14:25 from here: http://72.14.207.104/search?q=cache:iid3gvmDArIJ:missig.org/julian/blog/2004/06/10/prolific-pl3507-firewire-device/+adaptec+ACS-200+chipset&hl=en&gl=ca&ct=clnk&cd=3&client=firefox-a Feb 27 16:14:38 "I recently purchased an Adaptec ACS-200 which has a Genesys(USB2/1394a) (Generic) chipset" Feb 27 16:14:49 so I guess I do have the same chipset Feb 27 16:16:29 it does appear like one drive but sometime when you try to read from it, it generate read error... Feb 27 16:16:51 ah, it's one of the usb/fw combo thingies Feb 27 16:18:00 yeah I dont want that fw I want 1000GB support :( Feb 27 16:23:16 (I keep worrying that the big drives will take a lot of data with them when they fail - the biggest I run is a 250GB, which is copied nightly to a second drive...) Feb 27 16:24:38 they will Feb 27 16:24:55 hence why there will be another 1000GB backup drive ; Feb 27 16:25:38 mwester, so you are saying that the usb-storage module in unslung is up to the par with the one in my 2.6.15 ? Feb 27 16:26:03 You can try the "lsusb" utility (ipkg install usbutils) to fetch the USB ids for your enclosure. The fix in the genesys patch is triggered by a very specific USB device id, perhaps there is a different USB id for a newer variant of the same genesys chip? Feb 27 16:26:05 (I think it is the one used...) Feb 27 16:26:14 (by unlsung that is) Feb 27 16:27:07 I have not examined the source to 2.6 to see but I think there's little doubt that USB is handled much better in general in 2.6 -- but I can't say if the specific driver for the gensiys chipset is defferent Feb 27 16:27:15 c/defferent/different Feb 27 16:29:29 ok uhm Feb 27 16:29:50 ... actually, now that I think about this, I do not believe that the generic genesys chipset that was referred to in that original patch supports FW - I think if you used the "lsusb" utility to find the device ID, it would be most helpful -- perhaps the patch is doing nothing at all because the ids don't mathc. Feb 27 16:30:03 I will make sure it work fine under my 2.6.15 with heaving writing and reading.. Feb 27 16:30:58 it suck taht my enclosure is not connected to my nslu2 :( Feb 27 16:33:08 There are utilties to read the device ids under Windoze, but I haven't used any -- you'd have to google it. Feb 27 16:33:43 yeah well it is reported under lsusb for sure, I remember it. Feb 27 18:16:07 mwester, usb ID: 05e3:0702 Feb 27 18:17:01 mwester, I just plug a 8G HD in the adpatec ACS-200 ans it work... I guess there is an issue only with larger disk like >250G or sumtin.. Feb 27 18:21:05 mwester: http://www.qbik.ch/usb/devices/showdev.php?id=3450 Feb 27 19:00:54 hi Feb 27 19:01:01 how can i download openslug .mks and patches? i wan't to native compile some openslug packages for unslung Feb 27 19:01:48 openslug doesn't use .mk files Feb 27 19:02:14 if you want to compile stuff natively, just download the source tarball Feb 27 19:02:37 (providing you have a dev environ setup) Feb 27 19:08:54 yes i have a native unslung dev environment Feb 27 19:09:27 succesfull build with some librarys and progs from tarball Feb 27 19:11:53 i managed to compile libjpeg-dev too, but a prog using it had errors, i thought i would try recompile libjpeg with the patches aplied in openslug Feb 27 19:12:32 so i'm looking for that patches only, as they are not included in source tarball Feb 27 19:14:12 the patches are basically fixes for building in OE, and the patch available from debian Feb 27 19:15:53 http://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/libj/libjpeg6b/libjpeg6b_6b-10.diff.gz Feb 27 19:17:21 10x so i'm not going to get further with the other fixes Feb 27 19:17:39 I don't think so. Feb 27 19:17:56 try with the debian patch first. If it doesn't pan out, then try the other patches Feb 27 19:21:12 hi Feb 27 19:21:25 i am running unslung alpha 6.5 Feb 27 19:21:43 and i would like to know how i can enable ntfs automount Feb 27 19:21:58 so it works like in the original firmware Feb 27 19:22:19 is there i packet i need to install after unsling ? Feb 27 19:22:34 thought that would be a default feature out of the box Feb 27 19:23:02 -i+a Feb 27 19:24:17 I thought also since it is based on the latest firmwares which is automount for ntfs Feb 27 19:27:55 i think the ntfs support is missing Feb 27 19:28:28 it�s plugged into port1 as it should be but in the linksys interface it�s shown as Not Formatted :-( Feb 27 19:40:33 maybe they cant include the paragone driver for legal reason Feb 27 19:40:43 hence it need to be install via ipkg Feb 27 20:05:15 NAiL, [g2]: in platform.h there's a not saying that the expansion bus can be configured for 16 or 32MB windows. Given that the ixp42x manual says 16 i suppose the 32mb windows is used on some other ixp, right? Feb 27 20:05:48 that is possible Feb 27 20:06:30 Anyway, the window size is somehow determined from what the bootloader sets, no Feb 27 20:07:44 ah, ixp46x can use 32mb Feb 27 20:08:11 others appear to use 16mb Feb 27 20:08:29 (according to ixp4xx/common.c Feb 27 20:09:35 ok Feb 27 20:09:36 ty Feb 27 20:09:40 <[g2]> dwery the IXP46x bus is or can/be 32-bits Feb 27 20:09:49 <[g2]> also I think the window is different Feb 27 20:10:23 [g2]: the ixp46x window size can be 16 or 32mb Feb 27 20:11:15 the ixp42x only uses 16mb wz Feb 27 20:28:37 dwery: heh, with the latest -rc5 and defconfig changes: Feb 27 20:28:39 VFS: Mounted root (ext3 filesystem) readonly. Feb 27 20:28:39 Freeing init memory: 92K Feb 27 20:28:39 Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init! Feb 27 20:28:39 FATAL: kernel too old Feb 27 20:29:41 * NAiL found the problem: Feb 27 20:29:43 RedBoot> g Feb 27 20:29:43 Uncompressing Linux..................................................................... done, booting the kernel. Feb 27 20:29:46 Linux version (repvik@Ximinez) (gcc version 3.4.4) #1 Mon Feb 27 20:58:30 CET 2006 Feb 27 20:30:15 NAiL: ? Feb 27 20:30:38 The kernel version... Feb 27 20:31:03 "Linux version " <-- causes the libc problems Feb 27 20:31:11 somehow the kernel version is lost Feb 27 20:31:52 I'm not sure how though... Feb 27 20:34:10 got any ideas about where the kernel version has gone? ;) Feb 27 20:38:37 * mwester is humming tune to "Oh where, Oh where has my little dog gone, Oh where, Oh where can it be...." :) Feb 27 20:49:05 Eiffel_: what ipkg have you installed since you first unslung the NSLU2? (I believe there is a problem somewhere as newly unslung systems seem to automatically mount FAT and NTFS volumes in port 1, whereas there are reports that some fail to automatically mount any at all) Feb 27 20:49:37 I think there might be a conflict introduced with some packages, but I do not know which it might be. Feb 27 20:51:58 NAiL: http://rafb.net/paste/results/X9JSYQ24.html Feb 27 20:52:10 may I have your signed off? :) Feb 27 20:53:23 yes Feb 27 20:53:37 please write it here for the records :-D Feb 27 20:53:48 and also because I can't remember how to properly spell your name :D Feb 27 20:53:52 haha Feb 27 20:54:03 what's the format? ;) Feb 27 20:54:25 Signed-off-by: name surname Feb 27 20:54:58 Signed-off-by: Øyvind Repvik Feb 27 20:55:10 mmm.. is that ascii 7bit? :-D Feb 27 20:55:20 Dunno if they like the Ø though... might be wise to replace with OE Feb 27 20:55:29 I agree :) Feb 27 20:55:54 Hi, what is the right way to load a kernel-module permanent at boot time under Openslug 2.7? Feb 27 20:55:56 PITA to have a special char in my name Feb 27 20:57:04 rwhitby: want to sign too? Feb 27 21:04:27 NAiL: http://www.arm.linux.org.uk/developer/patches/viewpatch.php?id=3349/1 Feb 27 21:04:34 now let's see what happens ;) Feb 27 21:06:53 ok, time to remove that stuff from my patch :) Feb 27 21:07:04 (and fixup the setup part) Feb 27 21:07:12 thanks ;) Feb 27 21:07:19 i'd wait until it gets accepted :) Feb 27 21:07:49 hmm, not a bad idea :-P Feb 27 21:12:46 dwery: not unless I contributed to it directly Feb 27 21:18:18 http://zeniv.linux.org.uk/~alan/IDE/patch-2.6.16-rc5-ide1.gz is out Feb 27 21:18:24 artop latency included Feb 27 21:19:59 sweet Feb 27 21:20:36 polling mode not included :( Feb 27 21:29:09 03azummo * 10kernel/2.6.16/ (5 files): Upgraded to 2.6.15-rc5 and patch-2.6.16-rc5-ide1 Feb 27 21:37:13 I wonder if my lame usb patch made it to RC5.. Feb 27 21:57:31 usually going from unslung to openslug is easy? Feb 27 21:57:51 sry for the delay nwester Feb 27 21:58:03