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Jan 24 03:17:32 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r5286 10optware/trunk/make/mpc.mk: mpc: disable-iconv if wl500g
Jan 24 03:24:59 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r5287 10optware/trunk/make/py-sqlalchemy.mk: py-sqlalchemy: 0.3.3 -> 0.3.4
Jan 24 03:41:08 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r5288 10optware/trunk/ (Makefile make/calcurse.mk): calcurse: added and promoted
Jan 24 05:33:43 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r5289 10optware/trunk/make/flac.mk: flac: 1.1.2 -> 1.1.3 with-ogg
Jan 24 06:22:02 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r5290 10optware/trunk/ (4 files in 3 dirs): rlwrap: added and promoted
Jan 24 08:48:45 <CIA-8> 03blaster8 * r678 10kernel/trunk/patches/2.6.20/ (5 files): Update VT6421 PATA support to upstream version, re-enable 2.6.20-rc5 FSG-3 support, DSM-G600 fixups
Jan 24 09:02:15 <likewise> good morning all
Jan 24 09:02:38 <blaster8> morning
Jan 24 09:02:40 <likewise> is ucslugc actively maintained? I wonder if the plan is to merge it with angstrom as well?
Jan 24 09:03:03 <blaster8> not atm
Jan 24 09:03:32 <blaster8> angstrom can theoretically be built uclibc, but my understanding is that it is not being worked on until the 0.9.29 release
Jan 24 09:03:40 <blaster8> which may mean a long wait
Jan 24 09:12:33 <likewise> blaster8: ah yes, now I remember the reasoning. thanks.
Jan 24 13:44:38 <CIA-8> 03osas * r5291 10optware/trunk/ (3 files in 2 dirs): radiusclient-ng: radiusclient-ng-0.5.3
Jan 24 13:46:35 <CIA-8> 03osas * r5292 10optware/trunk/Makefile: radiusclient-ng: ready for testing
Jan 24 15:23:34 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r5293 10optware/trunk/Makefile: radiusclient-ng: promoted
Jan 24 16:46:42 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r5294 10optware/trunk/make/lftp.mk: lftp: 3.5.4 -> 3.5.9; has runtime problem on unslung
Jan 24 19:41:27 <CIA-8> 03osas * r5295 10optware/trunk/make/asterisk14.mk: asterisk14: now with radius support
Jan 24 20:37:49 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r5296 10optware/trunk/make/getmail.mk: getmail: 4.6.7 -> 4.7.0
Jan 24 22:16:12 <CIA-8> 03gda * r5297 10optware/trunk/make/spamassassin.mk: spamassassin: sa-update needs perl-libwww and gnupg
Jan 24 22:48:50 <bkero> Hi all.  I'm running unslug firmware, and I'm wondering how I'd go about doing a kernel upgrade.  I reboot, but instead of going to 2.6.19, I go back to 2.6.16 again.  This is troublesome because all the kernel modules I download are for the 2.6.19 kernel.
Jan 24 23:02:52 <rwhitby> bkero: unslung uses 2.4 - are you sure you're using unslung?
Jan 24 23:03:10 <bkero> rwhitby:You're right. I'm using slugos, sorry.
Jan 24 23:03:14 <bkero> slug-be
Jan 24 23:03:49 <rwhitby> bkero: 3.10 or latest head?
Jan 24 23:04:10 <rwhitby> bkero: cat /etc/issue
Jan 24 23:04:20 <bkero> 4.2-beta
Jan 24 23:04:59 <rwhitby> in that case, you're out of luck.  we haven't fixed the reflash script to understand skip regions yet.
Jan 24 23:05:15 <rwhitby> do you have serial?
Jan 24 23:05:17 <bkero> So just rename kernels, grab my ankles, and hope for the best? :)
Jan 24 23:05:18 <bkero> Nope
Jan 24 23:05:49 <rwhitby> how good is your shell script programming?
Jan 24 23:06:14 <bkero> I can do some bash-fu.  What's needed?
Jan 24 23:06:27 <rwhitby> have a look at the reflash script.
Jan 24 23:06:40 <bkero> Where is it?  Do I need to check it out?
Jan 24 23:06:51 <rwhitby> did you build your own image/
Jan 24 23:06:52 <rwhitby> ?
Jan 24 23:06:54 <bkero> No
Jan 24 23:07:15 <rwhitby> where did you get 4.2-beta from then?
Jan 24 23:08:54 <bkero> I thought I got it from slug-firmware.net, but maybe I got it from somewhere else since it doesn't appear to be there.
Jan 24 23:09:20 <rwhitby> whats "uname -a" say?
Jan 24 23:09:48 <bkero> Linux oslslug 2.6.16 #1 PREEMPT Fri Jun 9 07:34:31 PDT 2006 armv5teb unknown
Jan 24 23:10:56 <rwhitby> and "cat /proc/version" ?
Jan 24 23:11:25 <bkero> Linux version 2.6.16 (slug@nudi) (gcc version 3.4.4) #1 PREEMPT Fri Jun 9 07:34:31 PDT 2006
Jan 24 23:11:34 <rwhitby> bkero: are you involved with osuosl?
Jan 24 23:11:40 <bkero> Aye :)
Jan 24 23:11:53 <rwhitby> in what capacity?
Jan 24 23:12:02 <bkero> Well, I'm sitting in the noc.  I'm an official employee.
Jan 24 23:12:08 <caplink811-log> ah, m.o.d. on work...
Jan 24 23:12:39 <rwhitby> bkero: well, here's a personal thanks for all the support you guys have given us and continue to give us.
Jan 24 23:12:56 <rwhitby> now, back to the problem at hand.  Looks like that's a 3.10 binary image.
Jan 24 23:13:14 <bkero> Haha, thank you very much. :)  Someone sent us a slug, and we've been attempting to webcam-ify it.
Jan 24 23:13:53 <rwhitby> what version kernel do you need?  Are you in a position where you can reflash completely?
Jan 24 23:14:31 <bkero> I suppose I can reflash completely.  I'll need to get an image, and the flashing software working on my workstation.
Jan 24 23:14:35 <bkero> Is that what you'd recommend?
Jan 24 23:15:13 <rwhitby> if you need 2.6.19 or later, I can supply you with an image.  you can use upslug2 on linux to flash it.
Jan 24 23:15:30 <rwhitby> do you have serial on the device?
Jan 24 23:15:45 <bkero> Nope.  Haven't opened it up besides to clock it to 266.
Jan 24 23:15:55 <bkero> No soldering or anything has been done on it.
Jan 24 23:16:13 <bkero> upslug2 would be fine to use.  2.6.19 isn't necessary, although I've heard that the thumb instructions on previous kernels were...well, abysmal.
Jan 24 23:16:13 <rwhitby> what version kernel do you need?
Jan 24 23:16:41 <bkero> Something to work with this logitech usbcam, and supports the proprietary onboard ethernet.
Jan 24 23:17:51 <bkero> I'm jumping to a meeting, I should be back soon.
Jan 24 23:19:07 <rwhitby> bkero: I'm looking to do the same thing, coincidentally.
Jan 24 23:19:36 <rwhitby> bkero: the person who sent you the slug was ka6sox, who is on our core team.
Jan 24 23:22:13 <rwhitby> bkero: ping me when you get back - we can go through this journey together.
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