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May 09 11:35:18 <hanjo> hi all
May 09 11:35:32 <placid_> yo
May 09 11:35:43 <hanjo> has anyone tried to install debianslug on a nfs mounted root?
May 09 11:36:02 <placid_> nar
May 09 11:37:12 <hanjo> My debianslug-image monotone build just finished, and I am going to try if I can debootstrap on a nfs disk
May 09 11:41:14 <placid_> you will be remembered for your bravery
May 09 11:41:31 <placid_> ;)
May 09 16:12:50 <CIA-4> 03bzhou * 10unslung/make/py-nose.mk: upstream upgrade to 0.9.0a2
May 09 16:13:16 <CIA-4> 03bzhou * 10unslung/make/py-paste.mk: upstream upgrade to 0.9.1
May 09 16:14:11 <CIA-4> 03bzhou * 10unslung/ (make/vim.mk sources/vim/configure.in.patch): upstream upgrade to 7.0
May 10 00:46:32 <Fjord> I'm not getting anything back when I do a ls -l /proc/*_conn
May 10 00:47:26 <Fjord> but  I do have a usb-storage under cat /proc/bus/usb/devices | grep "I\:"
May 10 00:48:06 <Fjord> nm going to general
May 10 01:52:39 <rwhitby> optware developers: please prefix checkin comments with the package name.  e.g.  "foo: upstream upgrade".  Then the cia.navi.cx RSS feed becomes useable for tracking changes.
May 10 08:48:41 <handzisk> morning all
May 10 08:49:29 <hanjo> what does a rapid green flashing pattern of the Ready LED mean?
May 10 08:49:44 <hanjo> This is after boot
May 10 08:49:51 <hanjo> i.e. in normal use
May 10 09:13:53 <Eiffel> which firmware do you use hanjo ?
May 10 09:18:23 <Eiffel> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/OpenSlug/OpenSlugLEDsDuringBoot
May 10 09:18:32 <Eiffel> When the system transitions between two UNIX run levels the ready/status LED will alternate between the colours of the two levels. If the two levels use the same colour - for example transitions between user runlevels - the light will simply flash on/off.
May 10 09:18:42 <Eiffel> green
May 10 09:18:42 <Eiffel>     User mode - one of the five multi-user runlevels 2-5. Normal user interaction with the system should be possible when the light is solid green.
May 10 09:22:47 <hanjo> this is on LE debianslug
May 10 09:22:56 <hanjo> but this was happening during user space use
May 10 09:23:00 <hanjo> ok
May 10 09:23:05 <hanjo> another question
May 10 09:23:32 <hanjo> are we loading the FAT module by default during the boot sequence?
May 10 09:24:07 <hanjo> I get problems with fat trying to access loop devices, but it fails since I have used loop0 for nfs mounted swap
May 10 09:24:56 * hanjo will be back in 30 mins
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