**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Jun 18 02:59:58 2006 Jun 18 05:16:33 nas100d feed uploading now Jun 18 06:23:14 philpem: why not use the little-endian DebianSlug image? Jun 18 06:23:45 then you could use the latest subversion in Sid. Jun 18 07:58:05 Whoa, nice, got Apache + PHP + MySQL running on my slug... it's pretty fast :) Jun 18 07:58:16 Thought the 32 MB memory would be a real limation Jun 18 07:58:19 limitation Jun 18 08:10:28 why? Jun 18 08:15:09 i tried running cacti on debianSlug (d-i) but the slug couldn't handle it.. kept swapping all the time and polling processes kept accumulating Jun 18 08:15:45 lighttpd + php5 + mysql5 Jun 18 08:16:52 cacti's default config. is to run the poller every 5 min. from cron.. not far apart enough for the slug to finish one by one Jun 18 08:18:00 don't know cacti, I've run a small web server in the past without problems, not much php or sql in it though Jun 18 08:18:37 if you are running heavy php scripts I can imagine memory gets exhausted Jun 18 08:20:32 cacti.net, a nice network monitoring webapp. using it to monitor my wrt54g Jun 18 08:20:40 or trying to :) Jun 18 08:23:03 i'll try to remember it and try it later Jun 18 08:23:05 need to go now Jun 18 11:06:24 optware mss uploading now Jun 18 18:56:14 Can anyone tell me how to get stdlib.h on openslug? I have slugos-native installed. Jun 18 19:02:45 Hochuli, ipkgfind.nslu2-linux.org ? Jun 18 19:16:15 EvilDevil, thanks I hadn't noticed the third option. I found it in the libc6-dev package. I guess I would have thought this would be included in slugos-native? Jun 18 20:51:19 http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/DebianSlug/Bootstrap Jun 18 20:51:30 turnup disk /dev/sda1 -t ext3 Jun 18 20:51:41 Could I safely type "turnup memstick /dev/sda1 -t ext3"? Jun 18 20:51:46 As I'm installing on a USB stick. Jun 18 20:52:15 l0c4lh0st, i would suggest using ext2 on the usb-stick Jun 18 20:52:41 :/ Jun 18 20:52:43 Why? Jun 18 20:53:36 I'm now at like... almost the end of the installation Jun 18 20:53:36 because you don't want journaling on your usb-stick Jun 18 20:53:42 Can I still change it to ext3 then? Jun 18 20:53:46 ext2. Jun 18 20:54:09 you already did all the bootstrap stuff? Jun 18 20:54:24 Almost. Jun 18 20:54:25 I"m now at: Jun 18 20:54:26 Make the external drive with Debian on it your boot device: Jun 18 20:54:26 turnup disk /dev/sda1 -t ext3 Jun 18 20:54:26 Reboot into Debian. Jun 18 20:54:34 On this page: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/DebianSlug/Bootstrap Jun 18 20:56:17 that's bad :( commit=nrsec Jun 18 20:56:17 Sync all data and metadata every nrsec seconds. The default value is 5 seconds. Zero means default. <- you might set this to something very high to prevent frequent writing to the usb-stick Jun 18 20:56:32 (in the /etc/fstab) Jun 18 20:56:39 huh Jun 18 20:56:46 But... CAn I change to ext2 now, or not? Jun 18 20:56:54 Or do I have to restart the whole procedure? Jun 18 20:57:09 l0c4lh0st: if you've gotten this far, just ignore it ;) Jun 18 20:57:32 ext3 isn't recommended for use on a memstick, since it's journalled Jun 18 20:57:38 Well, maybe it's important to have ext2 instead of ext3 on a memory stick Jun 18 20:57:40 see Jun 18 20:57:56 Can I convert an ext3 partition to ext2? Jun 18 20:58:21 no, but I think you can mount it as ext2... ie, just ignore the journal. Jun 18 20:59:21 ehh ok Jun 18 20:59:48 NAiL, true. that would be the easiest way (and guess what, i didn't think about it... ;) ) Jun 18 21:00:18 "turnup memstick /dev/sda1 -t ext2" Jun 18 21:00:48 Now rebooting... Jun 18 21:00:53 (ext3 is ext2 with journalling tacked on within the metadata) Jun 18 21:00:54 Let's hope it works. Jun 18 21:01:01 I know, kinda :P Jun 18 21:01:17 I don't understand what I need journaling for anyway :P Jun 18 21:01:45 higher resilience against power failures Jun 18 21:01:55 (ie, less fsck'ing on boot) Jun 18 21:02:07 Heh, it will become a 24/7 server. Jun 18 21:03:12 I think it worked. Jun 18 21:03:18 It booted without problems. Jun 18 21:03:32 So now I'm running a memory stick optimized, ext2 Debian? Jun 18 21:05:03 well, the only difference between "memstick" and "disk" IIRC is that /tmp and parts of /var is mounted as tmpfs (ram) Jun 18 21:05:12 to avoid excessive writes Jun 18 21:05:25 Well, that's enough optimization for me :) Jun 18 21:05:33 I want it to run as fast as possible Jun 18 21:05:47 since it's running "only" 32 MB RAM and 133 MHz (without modifications) Jun 18 21:06:45 wow. 21 hours to build subversion... not gonna be doing that again in a hurry. Jun 18 21:06:59 hehe nice Jun 18 21:07:26 if anyone running opendebianslug sarge wants the debs, let me know and i'll stick them on an ftp somewhere :) Jun 18 21:07:41 Yesterday, I spent 12 hours configuring locales to make the slug crash at the locales that start with n Jun 18 21:08:08 l0c4lh0st, did you select all locales? Jun 18 21:08:17 No, only the ones I needed Jun 18 21:08:30 But it did for... like... every locale: .....done Jun 19 00:01:39 03placid * r3415 10optware/trunk/make/automake.mk: automake: upstream to 1.9.6 Jun 19 00:38:08 autobuilds are compiling new changes again. all supported feeds should be populated now. Jun 19 00:38:43 amazing job - well done Jun 19 00:47:39 * rwhitby compiles the kernel svn repo against 2.6.17 ... Jun 19 01:23:10 03rwhitby * r298 10kernel/trunk/Makefile: Moved to 2.6.17 Jun 19 01:23:53 03rwhitby * r299 10kernel/trunk/patches/2.6.17/ (10-ixp4xx-fix-irq.patch series): Removed applied patch Jun 19 01:24:05 03rwhitby * r300 10kernel/trunk/patches/2.6.17/ (KERNEL defconfig): Moved to 2.6.17 Jun 19 02:04:07 03rwhitby * r301 10kernel/trunk/patches/2.6.17/ (3 files): Merged ns100d cmdline patches Jun 19 02:08:12 03rwhitby * r302 10kernel/trunk/patches/2.6.17/ (5 files): Refreshed nas100d and nslu2 cmdline fixup patches. Jun 19 02:13:11 03rwhitby * r303 10kernel/trunk/patches/2.6.17/ (5 files): Refreshed nas100d and nslu2 mac address patches. Jun 19 02:15:06 03rwhitby * r304 10kernel/trunk/patches/2.6.17/copypage-xscale.patch: Added description to copypage-xscale patch. Jun 19 02:15:58 03rwhitby * r305 10kernel/trunk/patches/2.6.17/ (10-copypage-xscale.patch copypage-xscale.patch series): Renamed copypage-xscale patch Jun 19 02:17:43 03rwhitby * r306 10kernel/trunk/patches/2.6.17/ (40-nas100d-leds.patch 96-nas100d-leds.patch series): Renamed nas100d leds patch Jun 19 02:18:15 03rwhitby * r307 10kernel/trunk/patches/2.6.17/ (40-nslu2-leds.patch 96-nslu2-leds.patch series): Renamed nslu2 leds patch Jun 19 02:19:16 03rwhitby * r308 10kernel/trunk/patches/2.6.17/ (40-nas100d-leds.patch 40-nslu2-leds.patch): Refreshed leds patches Jun 19 02:19:36 03rwhitby * r309 10kernel/trunk/patches/2.6.17/ (20-nas100d-cmdline-fixup.patch 20-nslu2-cmdline-fixup.patch): Refreshed cmdline fixup patches Jun 19 02:53:40 03rwhitby * r310 10kernel/trunk/patches/2.6.17/ (3 files): Renamed the leds cpu activity patch. Jun 19 02:54:48 03rwhitby * r311 10kernel/trunk/patches/2.6.17/50-leds-arm-cpu-activity.patch: Refreshed the leds cpu activity patch Jun 19 02:59:43 03rwhitby * r312 10kernel/trunk/patches/2.6.17/ (3 files): Renamed cmdline byteswap patch (unsure whether this one will be accepted upstream). **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Jun 19 02:59:56 2006