**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Mar 07 10:59:57 2006
Mar 07 11:09:06 <philpem> Hi
Mar 07 11:10:31 <philpem> I've got the new Openslug image flashed in, but now Opendebianslug won't boot...
Mar 07 11:11:39 <philpem> It's obviously doing something, because the drive is active on startup and the power button works. What doesn't work is Ethernet.
Mar 07 11:13:16 <philpem> the other thing i found odd was that the status led is now running through the sequence amber/red/off repeatedly - it used to flash amber/green then go solid green, but now it just repeats the a/r/o sequence
Mar 07 11:15:05 <rwhitby> philpem: did you remember to recompile the ixp modules to match the kernel version and copy them into the rootfs on the external disk?
Mar 07 11:15:15 <philpem> yep, i copied the modules over
Mar 07 11:15:19 <rwhitby> leds have changed quite a bit lately.
Mar 07 11:15:32 <rwhitby> but did you recompile them as part of the build?
Mar 07 11:15:50 <rwhitby> (they don't recompile automatically, and if your kernel version changes then they no longer match(
Mar 07 11:15:53 <philpem> i built the whole thing - "make openslug-image" then cp'd the images over after i reflashed
Mar 07 11:16:11 <rwhitby> did you build from scratch, or had there been a build in that dir previously?
Mar 07 11:16:17 <philpem> from scratch
Mar 07 11:16:26 <rwhitby> ok, dunno why then :-(
Mar 07 11:16:53 <rwhitby> (ixp module version mismatch is just the most common cause for no ethernet after an image upgrade)
Mar 07 11:17:02 <philpem> wait.. i had a failed build before, then i rm'd downloads and openslug-nslu2.tmp
Mar 07 11:17:07 <philpem> then rebuilt
Mar 07 11:18:42 <philpem> the ethernet light is on, but the slug doesn't appear on ping
Mar 07 11:18:56 <philpem> i modified modprobe.conf to make it load eth400_eth instead of eth425_eth
Mar 07 11:19:56 <philpem> ah ha!
Mar 07 11:20:41 <philpem> two instances of ixp425_eth need changing to ixp400_eth: one in /etc/modprobe.conf, the other in /etc/network/interfaces.
Mar 07 11:21:11 <rwhitby> if you're doing pre-up in /etc/network/interfaces, then modprobe.conf is not required.
Mar 07 11:21:42 <rwhitby> night all
Mar 07 11:21:53 <philpem> but if the pre-up is loading ixp425_eth, the ethernet's not going to work
Mar 07 11:22:00 <philpem> because the new kernel uses ixp400_eth
Mar 07 11:25:04 <philpem> woohoo!
Mar 07 11:39:55 <philpem> got it working.. will write a wiki page on it later...
Mar 07 11:40:56 <oleo> rwhitby , is there a chance to make distclean on wl500g?
Mar 07 11:54:03 <CIA-8> 03oleon * 10unslung/Makefile: Demote py-psycopg2 py-gdchart for wl500g
Mar 07 12:04:57 <CIA-8> 03oleon * 10unslung/Makefile: Demote py-gdchart2 for wl500g
Mar 07 12:47:41 <oleo> NAiL can you remove all py-* packages from wl500g builds for me?
Mar 07 12:49:34 <NAiL> oleo: packages/py-*.ipk?
Mar 07 12:49:50 * NAiL is logged in now ;)
Mar 07 12:52:59 <oleo> No. builds. rm -rf builds/py-* builds/getmail* builds/mailman* builds/denyhosts* builds/ipython* 
Mar 07 12:55:04 <NAiL> done
Mar 07 12:55:26 <oleo> yupi. Will promote them now.
Mar 07 12:59:01 <CIA-8> 03oleon * 10unslung/Makefile: Promote python dependent packages for wl500g
Mar 07 13:04:15 <oleo> someone should write write package dependency propagation rebuild script. 
Mar 07 13:15:28 * philpem returns...
Mar 07 13:18:05 <philpem> um, is there a bug in the RTC driver for the current openslug-3.6 in svn? the clock is getting sync'd at boot, but hwclock errors out with "Cannot access the Hardware Clock via any known method."
Mar 07 13:19:47 <NAiL> humm, I thought that was fixed
Mar 07 13:20:00 <NAiL> try ln -s /dev/rtc0 /dev/rtc
Mar 07 13:20:09 <NAiL> (or the other way around, can't remember)
Mar 07 13:22:13 <philpem> em, /dev/rtc already exists..
Mar 07 13:22:32 <philpem> but rtc0 doesn't
Mar 07 13:23:47 <philpem> wolf:/initrd# hwclock --debug
Mar 07 13:23:47 <philpem> hwclock from util-linux-2.12p
Mar 07 13:23:47 <philpem> hwclock: Open of /dev/rtc failed, errno=19: No such device.
Mar 07 13:23:47 <philpem> No usable clock interface found.
Mar 07 13:23:48 <philpem> Cannot access the Hardware Clock via any known method.
Mar 07 13:24:13 <philpem> i get the same from the hwclock in the initrd
Mar 07 13:30:03 <philpem> this is incredibly annoying, seeing as the hardware clock is set to 06feb2001...
Mar 07 13:31:25 <NAiL> ln -s /dev/rtc /dev/rtc0 then :)
Mar 07 13:33:21 <philpem> nope
Mar 07 13:33:39 <philpem> hwclock: Open of /dev/rtc failed, errno=19: No such device.
Mar 07 13:33:43 <philpem> there is no rtc0 device...
Mar 07 13:35:35 <NAiL> hmm
Mar 07 13:36:05 <NAiL> busybox hwclock <parameters>
Mar 07 13:36:14 <NAiL> I'm not sure which hwclock is used
Mar 07 13:36:19 <NAiL> erm, is usable
Mar 07 13:36:48 <philpem> wolf:~# /initrd/bin/busybox hwclock -r
Mar 07 13:36:48 <philpem> hwclock: Could not access RTC: No such file or directory
Mar 07 13:37:34 <NAiL> do you have both rtc-devices in /dev now?
Mar 07 13:37:46 <NAiL> I think util-linux and busybox hwclock uses different devices
Mar 07 13:38:40 <VoodooZ> morning NAiL 
Mar 07 13:38:45 <NAiL> morning, VoodooZ 
Mar 07 13:39:02 <NAiL> can you set the hwclock on your somewhat-up-to-date slug?
Mar 07 13:39:42 <VoodooZ> NAiL, i was going to ask how the release is coming but I see people are keeping you pretty busy. :)
Mar 07 13:39:49 <NAiL> hehe
Mar 07 13:39:51 <NAiL> yeah
Mar 07 13:43:02 <philpem> NAiL: i only have /dev/rtc, and a symlink from /dev/rtc0 -> /dev/rtc
Mar 07 13:44:01 <NAiL> and both hwclocks fail?
Mar 07 13:44:04 <philpem> yup
Mar 07 13:44:43 <philpem> i could see if it works in openslug (i.e. unplug the hdd and boot from flash), but that would involve going offline for a bit (the slug is my firewall/nat).
Mar 07 13:45:06 <NAiL> ah, you're using the debian stuff
Mar 07 13:45:08 <NAiL> I keep forgetting
Mar 07 13:45:15 <NAiL> yes, please try with openslug
Mar 07 13:45:37 <philpem> ok, back in a bit.
Mar 07 14:05:03 <philpem> Found the problem!
Mar 07 14:05:17 <philpem> In one four-letter word: udev.
Mar 07 14:05:51 <jaxson> philpem: And the symtom/problem is?
Mar 07 14:06:13 <philpem> Symptom: hwclock doesn't work ("rtc not accessible by any known method")
Mar 07 14:06:25 <philpem> Solution: Install udev, then "ln -s /dev/rtc0 /dev/rtc".
Mar 07 14:07:21 <philpem> The ln might not be necessary... rebooting to find out :)
Mar 07 14:08:21 <NAiL> ah, yeah
Mar 07 14:09:09 <jaxson> philpem: Good, then I wont get hit by this ;)
Mar 07 14:10:42 <jaxson> philpem: You might need to load hw clock device driver.  But I don't remember if I need it. 
Mar 07 14:11:09 * jaxson walking to have a good swedish fika.
Mar 07 14:21:57 <philpem|ghosted> yes, the ln is necessary. udev doesn't create the link automatically...
Mar 07 14:27:50 <philpem> trying devfsd.. brb
Mar 07 14:56:09 * jaxson makes a note to tell philpem that devfs is obsoleted.
Mar 07 15:09:13 <philpem> HA! Sorted! :)
Mar 07 15:09:25 <philpem> Installed udev and added an rcscript to create the symlink.
Mar 07 15:11:22 <NAiL> 15:31 -!- philpem [n=philpem@81-86-139-157.dsl.pipex.com] has quit [" HydraIRC -> http://www.hydrairc.com <- IRC for those that like to be different"]
Mar 07 15:11:25 <NAiL> 16:00  * jaxson makes a note to tell philpem that devfs is obsoleted.
Mar 07 15:16:07 <jaxson> NAiL: Thanks for reminding me and telling philpem.  Yes, devfs is obsoleted by udev.
Mar 07 15:16:30 <jaxson> philpem: NAiL: So is hotplug to (obsoleted by udev, that is).
Mar 07 15:17:22 <jaxson> philpem: So it's good that you found a solution. I had similar problems on my desktop running Debian/AMD64bit
Mar 07 15:18:18 <jaxson> Solution was to put hw time module in /etc/modules (don't have machine here and not that good memory :-)
Mar 07 15:19:03 <jaxson> philpem: But that module is prob. compiled into kernel here in nslu2-linux kernel.
Mar 07 15:19:29 <jaxson> (Have to check that out myself any day.  Need compile some modules)
Mar 07 16:41:22 <philpem> now i just need to x-compile a new eciadsl for opendebianslug (bigendian debian).
Mar 07 17:15:24 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * 10unslung/make/git-core.mk: git-core upstream upgrade to 1.2.4
Mar 07 17:15:55 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * 10unslung/make/cogito.mk: cogito upstream upgrade to 0.17
Mar 07 17:41:12 <CIA-8> 03oleon * 10unslung/make/xpdf.mk: xpdf: upstream upgrade to 3.01
Mar 07 17:47:18 <CIA-8> 03oleon * 10unslung/make/xmail.mk: xmail:upstream upgrade to 1.22
Mar 07 19:06:29 <z0mb> hmm not much life here
Mar 07 20:00:37 <CIA-8> 03oleon * 10unslung/make/xvid.mk: xvid: upgrade to CVS 20060306
Mar 07 20:05:44 <CIA-8> 03oleon * 10unslung/Makefile: Promote xpdf for wl500g
Mar 07 21:21:21 <CIA-8> 03azummo * 10kernel/2.6.16/82-nas100d-power.patch: added signed-offs and committed to l-a-k
Mar 07 21:48:18 <philpem> oyeah! finally got eciadsl-0.12cvs building :)
Mar 07 21:48:39 <philpem> now i just need to package it into a deb. fun.
Mar 07 21:48:48 <rwhitby> philpem: nslu2-utils is the debian package which fixes the /dev/rtc for you
Mar 07 21:49:30 <rwhitby> apt-get install nslu2-utils will install an init script to create the /dev/rtc symlink
Mar 07 21:49:42 <philpem> can't see it on the repo. my init script seems to do the job though.
Mar 07 21:49:56 <philpem> apt-get just says it can't find it
Mar 07 21:50:05 <EvilDevil> apt-get update 
Mar 07 21:50:38 <philpem> E: Couldn't find package nslu2-utils
Mar 07 21:50:40 <EvilDevil> or.. what distro are you running?
Mar 07 21:50:46 <philpem> opendebianslug
Mar 07 21:51:00 <philpem> aka "debian-armeb"
Mar 07 21:51:21 <EvilDevil> i'm not sure if there is a nslu2-utils package for BE
Mar 07 21:51:29 <philpem> only one source in /etc/apt/sources.list: "deb http://ftp.debonaras.org/sarge/debian sarge main"
Mar 07 21:51:34 <EvilDevil> afaik there's only one for LE
Mar 07 21:52:02 <philpem> EvilDevil: i am NOT reinstalling again! i've only just got the slug to stop freezing after 10 hours, i'm not touching the kernel.
Mar 07 21:52:17 <philpem> unless someone finds a really serious security hole in iptables or something
Mar 07 21:54:06 <philpem> i have nothing against running beta software if it fixes problems. if i had a problem with beta software i wouldn't be using linux. not that i consider losedoze to be anything better than 'alpha grade' :)
Mar 07 21:57:13 <EvilDevil> i'm not considering debianslug as "alpha or beta" software. i'm running it without problems:
Mar 07 21:57:22 <EvilDevil>  22:59:09 up 9 days,  8:32,  1 user,  load average: 1.02, 1.10, 1.13
Mar 07 22:03:38 <pepijn> philpem: just a quick check, how did you fare with the 3.6 beta ?
Mar 07 22:08:44 <philpem> pepijn: not too hard to install after i figured out what needed changing to get the ethernet working :)
Mar 07 22:15:28 <pepijn> but... is it stable so far ;)
Mar 07 22:17:34 <pepijn> i noticed it has the 2.6.15.1 kernel and although my system is running stable with the head 2.6.16-rc4-git5 i'd like to give the (soon TBR) beta a whirl
Mar 07 22:19:13 <pepijn> and maybe more important... to get the ethernet working? is that not just the ixp modules?
Mar 07 22:19:33 <pepijn> or did it involve some minor trickery?
Mar 07 22:21:47 <philpem> just had to change some config files
Mar 07 22:22:17 <philpem> - /etc/network/interfaces and /etc/modprobe.conf needed "ixp425_eth" replacing with "ixp400_eth".
Mar 07 22:22:25 <pepijn> ah, k
Mar 07 22:22:35 <philpem> then i just had to install some kernel modules and copy the new LED/beep scripts over
Mar 07 22:22:45 <pepijn> won't need that then, since i am already running a newer version
Mar 07 22:23:01 <pepijn> yes, that i might want too
Mar 07 22:23:10 <pepijn> (the scripts)
Mar 07 22:23:17 <pepijn> i'll run them through diff ;)
Mar 07 22:25:09 <rwhitby> pepijn: openslug binary release will be based on 2.6.16 final
Mar 07 22:25:54 <pepijn> so it will be using head and not the beta-3.6 trunk?
Mar 07 22:26:59 <rwhitby> NAiL will be updating the beta-3.6 to match head when 2.6.16 is released, and then a short bit of alpha testing before a release.
Mar 07 22:27:14 <rwhitby> this allows us to support nas100d with this release too.
Mar 07 22:27:48 <pepijn> which means the release of the newer version depends on the release of the newest kernel, right?
Mar 07 22:28:22 <rwhitby> yes, we're waiting for 2.6.16 final to be released.
Mar 07 22:29:16 <pepijn> rest of the beta-3.6 branch is pretty much as it will be ?
Mar 07 22:29:31 <pepijn> i mean, any use/sense in me alphatesting it ?
Mar 07 22:29:59 <CIA-8> 03azummo * 10kernel/2.6.16/97-ds101.patch: merged 97-ds101-pci.patch 97-ds101-setup.patch 97-ds101-includes.patch
Mar 07 22:30:06 <rwhitby> if you're going to build something, then just build the head
Mar 07 22:30:18 <pepijn> i did
Mar 07 22:32:34 <pepijn> then i'll postpone the 'update' until NAiL has moved the 2.6 bits to the branch ;)
Mar 07 22:32:43 <pepijn> 2.6.16 even
Mar 07 22:35:49 <CIA-8> 03azummo * 10kernel/2.6.16/ (patch-2.6.16-rc5-ide2 KERNEL): Updated to 2.6.16-rc5-git10 and patch-2.6.16-rc5-ide2
Mar 07 22:44:45 <pepijn> thanks, and goodnite for now :)
Mar 08 00:10:29 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * 10unslung/ (4 files in 2 dirs): upstream upgrade to 8.0.7, added pg_dumpall in prerm
Mar 08 00:23:20 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * 10unslung/make/libgc.mk: boehm libgc upstream upgrade to 6.7
Mar 08 00:56:10 <CIA-8> 03azummo * 10kernel/2.6.16/leds-class.patch: Upgraded to latest version.
Mar 08 01:11:35 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * 10unslung/ (make/w3m.mk Makefile): stripped /opt/libexec/w3m/cgi-bin/ binaries, x-compilable now, bumped up IPK_VERSION
Mar 08 01:25:27 <Daluv> uhm
Mar 08 01:25:41 <Daluv> funny that usb hub werk with openslug...
Mar 08 01:26:03 <Daluv> possibilty of 5 disks...
Mar 08 01:26:16 <rwhitby> why funny?  openslug is just plain linux.
Mar 08 01:26:27 <Daluv> yeah that's true.
Mar 08 01:27:07 <Daluv> now i need to switch to xfs
Mar 08 01:27:36 <Daluv> I work with xfs on a daily but I wasnt able to think about that for my backup system.. how lame..
Mar 08 01:27:45 <Daluv> daily basis that is.
Mar 08 02:35:20 <CIA-8> 03jp30 * 10unslung/make/memcached.mk: memcached: don't allow looking in /lib for libevent
Mar 08 07:54:08 <Neuer_User> Hi, is anybody here?
Mar 08 07:57:43 <Neuer_User> Nobody here, it seems?
Mar 08 07:58:01 <rwhitby> plenty of people here - they're just waiting for you to ask a question ...
Mar 08 07:58:38 <Neuer_User> Oh hi, I did not see any traffic, that's why Im asking. I have a problem with making the debianslug-image.
Mar 08 07:59:15 <Neuer_User> I get the following error, when making from the master-makefile: "ERROR: Nothing provides dependency qemu-native"
Mar 08 07:59:31 <rwhitby> are you building debianslug-image or debianslug-packages?
Mar 08 07:59:34 <Neuer_User> That's just the first error line. Any idea what's the problem?
Mar 08 07:59:41 <Neuer_User> building the image
Mar 08 07:59:49 <rwhitby> what make command did you type?
Mar 08 07:59:57 <rwhitby> (cause the image does not depend on qemu-native)
Mar 08 08:00:03 <Neuer_User> make setup && make debianslug-image
Mar 08 08:00:31 <Neuer_User> actually followed the wiki step by step
Mar 08 08:00:53 <Neuer_User> btw. a month ago it worked perfectly
Mar 08 08:01:16 <Neuer_User> first I tried to update my old build:
Mar 08 08:01:28 <Neuer_User> with make update && make debianslug-image
Mar 08 08:01:44 <Neuer_User> but got the same error, then started from scratch, but the same error
Mar 08 08:01:48 <rwhitby> hang on and I'll try the same command.
Mar 08 08:01:54 <Neuer_User> o.K.
Mar 08 08:05:06 <Neuer_User> here's the complete error:
Mar 08 08:05:15 <Neuer_User> [...]
Mar 08 08:05:19 <Neuer_User> NOTE: package linux-libc-headers-2.6.11.1-r1: task do_package: completed
Mar 08 08:05:23 <Neuer_User> NOTE: package linux-libc-headers-2.6.11.1-r1: task do_build: started
Mar 08 08:05:27 <Neuer_User> NOTE: package linux-libc-headers-2.6.11.1-r1: task do_build: completed
Mar 08 08:05:31 <Neuer_User> NOTE: package linux-libc-headers-2.6.11.1: completed
Mar 08 08:05:35 <Neuer_User> ERROR: Nothing provides dependency qemu-native
Mar 08 08:05:39 <Neuer_User> ERROR: dependency qemu-native (for glibc) not satisfied
Mar 08 08:05:43 <Neuer_User> ERROR: Nothing provides dependency qemu-native
Mar 08 08:05:47 <Neuer_User> ERROR: dependency qemu-native (for glibc-intermediate) not satisfied
Mar 08 08:05:50 <Neuer_User> NOTE: no buildable providers for virtual/arm-linux-libc-for-gcc
Mar 08 08:05:55 <Neuer_User> ERROR: dependency virtual/arm-linux-libc-for-gcc (for gcc-cross) not
Mar 08 08:05:58 <Neuer_User> satisfied
Mar 08 08:06:03 <Neuer_User> NOTE: no buildable providers for virtual/arm-linux-gcc
Mar 08 08:06:07 <Neuer_User> ERROR: dependency virtual/arm-linux-gcc (for slugos-image) not satisfied
Mar 08 08:06:07 <Neuer_User> NOTE: no buildable providers for slugos-image
Mar 08 08:06:07 <Neuer_User> ERROR: dependency slugos-image (for debianslug-image) not satisfied
Mar 08 08:06:07 <Neuer_User> NOTE: no buildable providers for debianslug-image
Mar 08 08:06:08 <Neuer_User> make[1]: *** [image] Fehler 1
Mar 08 08:06:31 <rwhitby> What type of host are you building this on ?
Mar 08 08:06:49 <Neuer_User> debian sid, i386
Mar 08 08:07:22 <Neuer_User> Kanotix, to be exact, the same machine that worked a month ago without problems
Mar 08 08:15:45 <rwhitby> my build is compile glibc which must have been updated since I built last
Mar 08 08:15:51 <rwhitby> s/compile/compiling/
Mar 08 08:15:52 <jbot> rwhitby meant: my build is compiling glibc which must have been updated since I built last
Mar 08 08:17:24 <Neuer_User> well, my build stopped after compiling  linux-libc-headers-2.6.11.1 (well I started from scratch)
Mar 08 08:18:18 <Neuer_User> s/well/when/
Mar 08 08:18:18 <jbot> Neuer_User meant: when, my build stopped after compiling  linux-libc-headers-2.6.11.1 (well I started from scratch)
Mar 08 08:18:47 <rwhitby> Do you have anything in debianslug/conf/local.conf?
Mar 08 08:18:49 <Neuer_User> grr, should have replaced the second well ;-)
Mar 08 08:18:55 <rwhitby> (or have you edited any conf files?)
Mar 08 08:19:20 <Neuer_User> haven't edited anything, looking into the folder now...
Mar 08 08:19:59 <Neuer_User> no local.conf (only a local.conf.sample)
Mar 08 08:51:42 <CIA-8> 03azummo * 10kernel/2.6.16/ (3 files): Upgraded to patch-2.6.16-rc5-ide2 and 2.6.16-rc5-git11
Mar 08 08:55:19 <rwhitby> Neuer_User: my build is still going - building the kernel now
Mar 08 08:56:42 <Neuer_User> No problem, I'll wait
Mar 08 08:57:37 <rwhitby> slugos-image just started, so it looks like I can't reproduce your problem here.
Mar 08 08:58:26 <Neuer_User> Hmm, that'll make it difficult to find the problem...
Mar 08 08:58:47 <Neuer_User> What kind of host are you using?
Mar 08 08:59:25 <CIA-8> 03azummo * 10kernel/2.6.16/ (82-nas100d-gpio.patch series): nas100d: power led fix
Mar 08 09:01:27 <Neuer_User> maybe I should try starting from scratch again. Perhaps something has changed since yesterday.
Mar 08 09:01:36 <rwhitby> Debian Sid on i386 under vmware
Mar 08 09:02:19 <Neuer_User> sounds similar except the vmware part, which shouldn't make a big difference
Mar 08 09:02:31 <rwhitby> nope
Mar 08 09:03:49 <Neuer_User> o.k. Ißm starting again from scratch: mv slug slug-old && mkdir slug && cd slug && wget --cache=off http://www.nslu2-linux.org/Makefile
Mar 08 09:04:09 <Neuer_User> doing make setup now
Mar 08 09:04:42 <Neuer_User> rwhitby: Are you staying here a bit?
Mar 08 09:06:37 <rwhitby> Neuer_User: I'll be around on and off for the next two hours at least
Mar 08 09:07:14 <Neuer_User> o.k., then I'll report on what I'm doing and what the results are.
Mar 08 09:07:34 <rwhitby> If I'm not around, I'll see it in the logs
Mar 08 09:10:39 <CIA-8> 03azummo * 10kernel/2.6.16/ (82-nslu2-fix-depends.patch series): NSLU2: fix prompt dependencies
Mar 08 09:11:33 <Neuer_User> o.k., make setup has finished, folder slug has 226 MB now
Mar 08 09:12:40 <Neuer_User> copying the ixp-drivers from old build: cp ../slug-old/downloads/IPL_ixp400* downloads/ 
Mar 08 09:12:48 <Neuer_User> folder slug has now 229 MB
Mar 08 09:13:40 <Neuer_User> starting make (make debianslug-image | tee debianslug-log)
Mar 08 09:15:56 <CIA-8> 03oleon * 10unslung/ (3 files in 2 dirs): gettext: upgrade to 0.14.5 - ipk control cleanup, disable test generation
Mar 08 09:29:13 <Neuer_User> ...downloading gcc at the moment ...
Mar 08 09:29:46 <CIA-8> 03azummo * 10kernel/2.6.16/92-nslu2-maclist.patch: refreshed.
Mar 08 09:36:54 <Neuer_User> ... downloading linux-libc-headers-2.6.11.1 now ...
Mar 08 09:46:50 <Neuer_User>  package glibc-2.3.5+cvs20050627-r3: task do_munge: started
Mar 08 09:47:58 <Neuer_User> I wouldn't bet, but I think the problem occured earlier yesterday (namely, just behind the linux-headers...)
Mar 08 09:58:50 <Neuer_User> hmmm, now doing the locales...
Mar 08 10:14:49 <Neuer_User> downloading the kernel now
Mar 08 10:15:54 <Neuer_User> rwhitby: It really seems to work today. The folder size is now 1.9 GB. Yesterday it stopped at 1 GB. Maybe it was just a temporary glitch.
Mar 08 10:29:02 <rwhitby> ok, good.
Mar 08 10:31:03 <Neuer_User> rwithby: Hmm, o.k. the original problem is solved, however I got a new one:
Mar 08 10:31:09 <Neuer_User> NOTE: package ixp4xx-csr-2.1-r9: task do_compile: started
Mar 08 10:31:13 <Neuer_User> ERROR: function do_compile failed
Mar 08 10:31:17 <Neuer_User> ERROR: see log in /home/michael/slug/debianslug/tmp/work/ixp4xx-csr-2.1-r9/temp/log.do_compile.3302
Mar 08 10:31:21 <Neuer_User> NOTE: Task failed: /home/michael/slug/debianslug/tmp/work/ixp4xx-csr-2.1-r9/temp/log.do_compile.3302
Mar 08 10:31:25 <Neuer_User> NOTE: package ixp4xx-csr-2.1-r9: task do_compile: failed
Mar 08 10:31:25 <Neuer_User> ERROR: TaskFailed event exception, aborting
Mar 08 10:31:26 <Neuer_User> NOTE: package ixp4xx-csr-2.1: failed
Mar 08 10:31:26 <Neuer_User> ERROR: Build of debianslug-image failed
Mar 08 10:31:26 <Neuer_User> make[1]: *** [image] Fehler 1
Mar 08 10:32:10 <Neuer_User> I used the ixp code I downloaded from intels site at the beginning of this year. Has the code changed?
Mar 08 10:39:27 <Neuer_User> At least the nslu2 wiki still mentiones Library-2.1, which I have...
Mar 08 10:41:37 <Neuer_User> o.k. looking into the log slug/debianslug/tmp/work/ixp4xx-csr-2.1-r9/temp/log.do_compile.3302, I see the following errors:
Mar 08 10:42:33 <Neuer_User> at the end of the log:
Mar 08 10:42:35 <Neuer_User> make[4]: Entering directory `/home/michael/slug/debianslug/tmp/staging/arm-linux/kernel'
Mar 08 10:42:39 <Neuer_User>   CC [M]  /home/michael/slug/debianslug/tmp/work/ixp4xx-csr-2.1-r9/ixp400_xscale_sw/lib/l
Mar 08 10:42:43 <Neuer_User> inuxle/ixp400.o
Mar 08 10:42:43 <Neuer_User> /home/michael/slug/debianslug/tmp/work/ixp4xx-csr-2.1-r9/ixp400_xscale_sw/lib/linuxle/ixp
Mar 08 10:42:43 <Neuer_User> 400.c:1:2: #error this file must never be compiled
Mar 08 10:42:44 <Neuer_User> make[5]: *** [/home/michael/slug/debianslug/tmp/work/ixp4xx-csr-2.1-r9/ixp400_xscale_sw/l
Mar 08 10:42:44 <Neuer_User> ib/linuxle/ixp400.o] Error 1
Mar 08 10:43:52 <Neuer_User> at the beginning there are also some interesting lines although maybe not errors: 
Mar 08 10:43:53 <Neuer_User> Makefile:1227: lib/linuxle/qmgr-component-dependencies.d: No such file or directory
Mar 08 10:43:57 <Neuer_User> Makefile:1227: lib/linuxle/npeMh-component-dependencies.d: No such file or directory
Mar 08 10:44:01 <Neuer_User> Makefile:1227: lib/linuxle/npeDl-component-dependencies.d: No such file or directory
Mar 08 10:44:05 <Neuer_User> Makefile:1227: lib/linuxle/ethAcc-component-dependencies.d: No such file or directory
Mar 08 10:44:09 <Neuer_User> Makefile:1227: lib/linuxle/ethDB-component-dependencies.d: No such file or directory
Mar 08 10:44:14 <Neuer_User> Makefile:1227: lib/linuxle/ethMii-component-dependencies.d: No such file or directory
Mar 08 10:44:14 <Neuer_User> Makefile:1227: lib/linuxle/featureCtrl-component-dependencies.d: No such file or director
Mar 08 10:44:14 <Neuer_User> y
Mar 08 10:44:14 <Neuer_User> Makefile:1227: lib/linuxle/osServices-component-dependencies.d: No such file or directory
Mar 08 10:44:14 <Neuer_User> Makefile:1227: lib/linuxle/oslinux-component-dependencies.d: No such file or directory
Mar 08 10:50:31 <Neuer_User> Hmmm, the file slug/debianslug/tmp/work/ixp4xx-csr-2.1-r9/ixp400_xscale_sw/lib/linuxle/ixp400.c only has one line saying "#error this file must never be compiled"
Mar 08 10:55:19 <Neuer_User> as the ixp400 code is provided as a binary file (ixp400.o is present in ./debianslug/tmp/work/ixp4xx-csr-2.1-r9/ixp400_xscale_sw/lib/linuxle/ )
Mar 08 10:55:37 <Neuer_User> however, there is no ixp400.ko
Mar 08 10:57:05 <Neuer_User> So, when I restart the make, this time I get another error message, saying "install: cannot stat `lib/linuxle/ixp400.ko': No such file or directory"
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