**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Jan 15 02:59:58 2007 Jan 15 03:09:39 03bzhou * r5190 10optware/trunk/make/hping.mk: added hping, native for now Jan 15 03:24:56 03bzhou * r5191 10optware/trunk/Makefile: added hping to COMMON_NATIVE_PACKAGES Jan 15 08:16:14 Is there a ipkg command to -force-reinstall all installed packages (aka refresh)? Jan 15 08:17:27 oleo: grep '^Package:' /usr/lib/ipkg/status to get list of packages. strip 'Package:' string and give it to ipkg Jan 15 08:18:13 not that I know, you could make a little script using the output of ipkg -list_installed, but that would probably be an overkill, since it would reinstall some packages several times (since they reinstall being dependencies of several others) Jan 15 08:18:26 but if time is no problem, I'd go for that Jan 15 08:18:35 or maybe ipkg list_installed | sed 'blabla| xargs ... Jan 15 08:18:47 right Jan 15 08:20:08 is it a one-time reinstall or reoccurring? Jan 15 08:21:12 I just wanted to know it there is a direct command or simple one liner? Jan 15 08:54:00 I've came up with awk '/^Package:/{system("ipkg install -nodeps -force-reinstall -force-defaults " $2)}' /opt/lib/ipkg/status Jan 15 08:54:20 Is there any shorter command to do this? Jan 15 08:58:06 oleo: I would avoid -nodeps Jan 15 08:58:45 ipkg install `ipkg list_installed` looks interesting Jan 15 09:06:16 is it only new packages that needs to be added to *_PACKAGES_READY_FOR_TESTING, or should fixes to existing packes also be added there? Jan 15 09:12:24 oleo: this line will give you a script in /tmp, that will reinstall all when run: Jan 15 09:12:26 ipkg list_installed | awk 'BEGIN {FS=" "} {print "ipkg -force-reinstall " $1}' > /tmp/reinstall.script && chmod +x /tmp/reinstall.script Jan 15 09:12:55 hrw|work I think that list_installed is the same as greping for packages in status. Jan 15 09:12:58 (if you add '&& /tmp/reinstall_script' you have it all in one line) Jan 15 09:13:28 using list_installed is the proper, documented way. Jan 15 09:13:30 except for bad last lsine Jan 15 09:13:42 s/lsine/line/ Jan 15 09:13:43 oleo meant: except for bad last line Jan 15 09:14:57 If -nodeps is given that dependend packages gets reinstalled all over. Jan 15 09:24:35 yes, so you could add the -nodeps after -force-reinstall, and you'll be all set. all packages installed, only once, even the dependencies Jan 15 09:39:15 jelle_ ? the order of switches does not matter. I think. -force-reinstall -nodeps is the same as -nodeps -force-reinstall Jan 15 09:39:32 yes Jan 15 09:39:46 as long as it is there Jan 15 10:56:18 03oleo * r5192 10optware/trunk/ (make/cron.mk sources/cron/rc.cron): cron: S10cron fix - update to template Jan 15 11:36:15 03Tobbe * r5193 10optware/trunk/make/lighttpd.mk: lighttpd: Added dependency - Added libstdc++ to the list of packages lighttpd depends on Jan 15 11:36:59 My first commit :) Jan 15 11:39:34 03operron * r5194 10optware/trunk/make/par2cmdline.mk: par2cmdline: initial checkin Jan 15 12:12:44 03operron * r5195 10optware/trunk/Makefile: par2cmdline: added to CROSS_PACKAGES_READY_FOR_TESTING Jan 15 13:25:27 Tobbe: a fine first commit Jan 15 13:33:39 rwhitby: there is a wiki page on how to backup the slug (including flash partitions), any idea how to restore those? Jan 15 13:33:54 upslug2 Jan 15 13:35:00 lol.... Jan 15 13:35:36 thnx Jan 15 14:28:14 03oleo * r5196 10optware/trunk/ (make/buildroot.mk sources/buildroot/buildroot.config): buildroot: r16948->17310 - no functional changes Jan 15 14:32:40 Hi all! I have 6 files (fisdirectory.bin, kernel.bin, loader.bin, ramdisk.bin, redboot.bin, sysconf.bin) as a result from CompletelyBackupTheNSLU2 after a debian-etch-rc1 installation. Howto restore this backup to brand new slug? Jan 15 15:23:29 03bzhou * r5197 10optware/trunk/Makefile: par2cmdline: demoted on slugosbe Jan 15 16:00:39 03bzhou * r5198 10optware/trunk/Makefile: demoted par2cmdline for uclibc Jan 15 20:02:05 is there a simple tftp server for windows out there? Jan 15 20:02:11 need something simple for a customer ... Jan 15 20:05:07 cbrake: try this one from Solarwinds Jan 15 20:05:15 http://www.solarwinds.net/products/freetools/index.aspx Jan 15 20:05:46 assuming your client knows enough about tftp Jan 15 20:06:02 fcarolo: thx, I'll check it out! Jan 15 20:06:18 http://www.gold-software.com/FreeTFTPServer-file1037.html Jan 15 20:06:29 hehe, I see we ended up into same software :D Jan 15 20:27:36 hmm, try to transfer a 64MB file w/ Solarwinds tftp server and get a message that the file is too large for the TFTP protocol???? Jan 15 20:31:29 The original protocol has a file size limit of 32 MB, although this was extended when RFC 2347 introduced block-size negotiation in 1998 (allowing a maximum of 4 GB and potentially higher throughput). If the server and client support block number wraparound, file size is essentially unlimited. Jan 15 20:31:41 (quote from wikipedia) Jan 15 20:58:07 cbrake: a quick google search also shows this one Jan 15 20:58:12 http://www.prosysinfo.com.pl/tftpserver/ Jan 15 20:58:39 lokks like it's shareware and supports RFC 2347 Jan 15 20:58:50 s/lokks/looks/ Jan 15 20:58:51 fcarolo meant: looks like it's shareware and supports RFC 2347 Jan 15 21:09:08 03bzhou * r5199 10optware/trunk/make/par2cmdline.mk: par2cmdline: more friendly to autoclean script Jan 15 21:13:12 http://sourceforge.net/projects/tftputil/ seems to be working ... Jan 15 21:25:16 why would anyone want to transfer more than 64 MB over tftp? Jan 15 21:35:07 nbd: ext2 image to be programmed into NAND flash. I have 128MB of NAND flash. Jan 15 21:35:35 oh Jan 15 21:36:02 ext2 on nand? wouldn't it be better to use something like yaffs2? Jan 15 22:06:46 nbd: no doubt, but the compulab module comes w/ a NAND driver that exposes a generic block device. Jan 15 22:06:59 nbd: I hope to get jffs2 or yaffs running at some point. Jan 15 22:07:35 nbd: but, the compulab stuff is working well enough ATM, and there are other things that need done. Jan 15 22:07:35 ah Jan 15 22:07:35 ok Jan 15 23:43:10 03bzhou * r5200 10optware/trunk/make/libtorrent.mk: libtorrent: enable-aligned=yes if cross compile arm or armeb **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Jan 16 02:59:57 2007