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May 10 18:34:12 <AwayNAiL> hanjo: If you're using a recent kernel with debianslug, take a look in /sys/class/leds/<something>. If you "cat" some of the files there, you shouldbe able to figure out why the led is flashing.
May 10 18:42:10 <hanjo> AwayNAiL: it was happening during debootstrap
May 10 18:43:18 <hanjo> I was also experiencing random lock-ups while trying to debootstrap to a nfs root
May 10 18:44:07 <hanjo> but after couple of retries, it did succeed and the slug has been up for 4 hours by now
May 10 18:55:19 <AwayNAiL> nice
May 10 19:03:48 <hanjo> are there any visible improvementsa in the clock stability with the new kernel?
May 10 19:05:47 <AwayNAiL> yes
May 10 19:06:00 <AwayNAiL> there is no need for the tickadj hack anymore
May 10 19:06:15 <AwayNAiL> if you look at the dmesg you should see something about clock and 6600000
May 10 19:06:35 <AwayNAiL> (instead of all 6
May 10 19:07:02 <hanjo> hmm
May 10 19:07:24 <hanjo> yes, I've seen some improvement with the new openslug
May 10 19:08:01 <hanjo> but now on debianslug, I get much worse results
May 10 19:08:31 <hanjo> I have to check if this has something to do with the default ntp setings on debianslug
May 10 19:08:41 <hanjo> i.e. of the debian ntp-server package
May 10 19:10:29 <hanjo> What are the typical ntp.drift values that you get? On this testing machine it is ~28 after 4 hours uptime
May 10 19:10:45 <AwayNAiL> dunno, I don't have a slug handy
May 10 19:10:59 <AwayNAiL> but it shouldn't drift much at all
May 10 19:11:29 <AwayNAiL> ie, not much more than you'd expect
May 10 19:11:54 <hanjo> I'll do some more testing and get back with the results
May 10 19:12:20 <hanjo> bbl
May 10 22:58:03 <drasch> woot, wifi on the slug
May 10 23:26:23 <NAiL> I've had that for a while ;)
May 10 23:27:07 <EvilDevil> me too. i had to give the wlan stick back to my sisters husband (it was only loaned)
May 10 23:37:04 <drasch> way to rain on my parade
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