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May 25 16:56:26 <iwo> does a slug running V2.3R63-uNSLUng-6.8-beta support ext3? or only ext2?
May 25 16:59:41 <iwo> i'll put that another way... anyone know why my newly formatted ext3 drive is not recognised by the slug?
May 25 17:00:07 <iwo> it just says:   USB Port 1:	Not Formatted
May 25 17:03:13 <iwo> do i have to mount the drive manually
May 25 17:03:15 <iwo> ?
May 25 17:09:54 <eFfeM> ext3 works afaik
May 25 17:10:06 <eFfeM> you might want to try port2
May 25 17:10:28 <eFfeM> I installed this recently on a system, but I did format on the slug
May 25 17:10:36 <eFfeM> using the web interface
May 25 19:06:30 <marceln> iwo: You have to mount it manually.
May 25 19:06:50 <marceln> Linksys never thought about supporting native ext3 disks
May 25 19:07:27 <marceln> They have there on root disk and extra disks are only mounted if they are fat or ntfs.
May 25 20:35:48 <iwo> sorry, away for a while :)
May 25 20:36:19 <iwo> does this mean the drive is not accessible through the web interface & samba? (even after mounting i mean)
May 25 20:37:11 <marceln> I don't know all the details?
May 25 20:37:40 <iwo> what about ext2, still need mounting??
May 25 20:42:18 <marceln> ext3 is ext2 with a extra journal
May 25 20:42:29 <marceln> It's the same for ext2
May 25 20:49:35 <marceln> Not without some triks
May 25 20:51:52 <marceln> I can get it working if i mount the disk manually and add it to the smb.conf
May 25 21:12:05 <iwo> sorry marceln, could you give me some advice on this?? (like what to add in smb.conf)? :D
May 25 21:16:16 <marceln> 1) login as root
May 25 21:16:16 <marceln> 2) # mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt
May 25 21:16:16 <marceln> 3) Add to smb.conf:        [mnt]
May 25 21:16:16 <marceln>         valid users=@"administrators",@"everyone"
May 25 21:16:16 <marceln>         comment=
May 25 21:16:17 <marceln>         path=/mnt/
May 25 21:16:19 <marceln>         read only=yes
May 25 21:16:21 <marceln>         write list=@"administrators",@"everyone"
May 25 21:20:39 <iwo> can i put step 2 in a script to execute on boot?
May 25 21:22:32 <marceln> Yes
May 25 21:23:10 <marceln> There are some remarks about diversion scripts on the site.
May 25 21:23:22 <marceln> They could help you.
May 25 21:29:31 <drif> could any tell me what does that number stand for after: USB Mass Storage device found at X
May 25 21:29:36 <drif> anyone
May 25 21:37:02 <iwo> where are you finding this message drif ?
May 25 21:38:53 <drif> dmesg
May 25 21:39:27 <drif> iwo: and now I really need you help ... one destructive typo...
May 25 21:39:49 <drif> forgot -l from fdisk :-\ can I salvage this?
May 25 21:40:20 <iwo> i'm the wrong person to ask :\
May 25 21:41:01 <iwo> maybe try #linux
May 25 21:41:05 <drif> it altered my partition table - I think and now all will be gone after next boot
May 25 21:43:37 <iwo> on the slug you mean?
May 25 21:44:37 <drif> yes
May 25 21:45:03 <drif> fdisk /dev/sda alone is pretty destructive... 
May 25 21:47:52 <iwo> hmm, after i edit smb.conf it returns to normal after rebooting the slug :\
May 25 21:53:11 <drif> cap: http://pastebin.com/738140
May 25 22:00:20 <iwo> eek
May 25 22:02:08 <iwo> "The partition table has been altered!"
May 25 22:02:53 <iwo> sorry mate, can't be of much help
May 25 22:03:09 <iwo> probably not the end of the world though (must be able to rebuild somehow)
May 26 05:03:31 <CIA-5> 03bzhou * 10unslung/ (Makefile make/py-myghty.mk): added py-myghty
May 26 05:20:16 <CIA-5> 03bzhou * 10unslung/Makefile: sablevm broken for mss
May 26 09:47:30 <drif_> general seems dead so I'm asking here. Why I get messages such as " I/O error: dev 08:12, sector 540" and dev 08:11 when I apparently don't have any such devices
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