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Oct 03 06:18:27 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r7014 10optware/trunk/make/u-boot.mk: added u-boot to get mkimage
Oct 03 06:22:59 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r7015 10optware/trunk/ (3 files in 2 dirs): mssii-kernel-modules: uImage can boot, still WIP
Oct 03 17:05:41 <zpertee> hi.  I am unsure which firmware I'll need.  All that I need to do is backup data remotely from a windows box and from a linux box.  Any suggestions greatly appreciated.
Oct 03 17:14:15 <gouki> zpertee: This channel is for development, consider visiting #nslu2-general for support.
Oct 03 17:14:35 <zpertee> gouki: ok.  thanks for redirecting me.
Oct 03 17:14:43 <gouki> zpertee: No problem! :)
Oct 03 17:57:43 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r7016 10optware/trunk/make/mssii-kernel-modules.mk: mssii-kernel-modules: shortened the name, loop.ko isofs.ko tested working
Oct 03 18:18:39 <zumbi_> hi
Oct 03 19:54:36 <mrcucumber> I'm trying to get rtorrent up and running, and I need to use encryption b/c my ISP shapes, the latest version in optware is new enough to support encryption, but strangely the dummy /opt/etc/rtorrent.conf file doesn't include the section to enable the encryption options. Is it possible to use encryption with the rtorrent version in optware?
Oct 03 20:19:29 <mrcucumber> I'm trying to get rtorrent up and running, and I need to use encryption b/c my ISP shapes, the latest version in optware is new enough to support encryption, but strangely the dummy /opt/etc/rtorrent.conf file doesn't include the section to enable the encryption options. Is it possible to use encryption with the rtorrent version in optware?
Oct 03 20:24:03 <eno> mrcucumber: to be honest, i'm not sure.
Oct 03 20:24:37 <eno> i moved rtorrent to the latest version, but never used it with encryption
Oct 03 20:25:11 <eno> you can always try and report back
Oct 03 20:26:29 <eno> ok, i checked that /opt/etc/rtorrent.conf was from previous version
Oct 03 20:27:57 <mrcucumber> eno: awsome I'll give it a try
Oct 03 20:28:23 <mrcucumber> eno: where do I need to put the conf file when it's ready to go anyways?
Oct 03 20:29:56 <eno> send email to nslu2-linux yahoo group
Oct 03 20:30:15 <eno> and i can help update the ipk
Oct 03 20:56:07 <zumbi_> hi!
Oct 03 21:06:02 <zumbi_> hello, looking to JTAG on NSLU2, what side of the resistor would be attached to the microprocessor?
Oct 03 21:17:03 <rwhitby-treo> zumbi_: look at the pictures in the gallery
Oct 03 21:27:55 <zumbi_> rwhitby-treo: i did, but i could not tell
Oct 03 21:28:07 <zumbi_> rwhitby-treo: Trevor's gal
Oct 03 21:28:33 <zumbi_> http://www.trejan.com/gal/nslu2
Oct 03 21:28:43 <zumbi_> or are there better ones?
Oct 03 21:28:53 <rwhitby-treo> have a look on nslu2-linux gallery
Oct 03 21:34:21 <zumbi_> rwhitby-treo: i can't find such a picture
Oct 03 21:35:48 <zumbi_> anyway, i have installed openwrt, and i wanted to do d-i for debian, but i can't flash my device using the 10 second reset + webinterface option
Oct 03 21:36:12 <zumbi_> so i wanted to reflash the device using JTAG
Oct 03 21:37:43 <widrone> zumbi_: You are having trouble getting into upgrade mode? 
Oct 03 21:38:09 <widrone> zumbi_: Gallery: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/gallery/
Oct 03 21:38:39 <zumbi_> widrone: not really, i believe is more an openwrt trouble
Oct 03 21:38:42 <widrone> zumbi_: Did you read the http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Info/PinoutOfJTAGPort
Oct 03 21:38:58 <rwhitby-treo> no, openwrt does not touch the bootloader
Oct 03 21:39:17 <rwhitby-treo> you should be abe to reset button upgrade with upslug2
Oct 03 21:40:18 <zumbi_> widrone: yes i did read that webpage. The gallery is awesome, i found what i needed
Oct 03 21:40:39 <zumbi_> rwhitby-treo: the problem with the upgrade is openwrt webinterface
Oct 03 21:41:00 <rwhitby-treo> never use web interface for flashing
Oct 03 21:41:15 <rwhitby-treo> use reset button upgrade mode and upslug2
Oct 03 21:41:16 <zumbi_> my host PC (which i do not admin) uses some other evil OS that does not run upslug2
Oct 03 21:41:42 <rwhitby-treo> use the sercomm upgrade tool then
Oct 03 21:41:45 <zumbi_> well, i'll use that, as soon as i can
Oct 03 21:41:48 <rwhitby-treo> (on windows)
Oct 03 21:42:31 <zumbi_> ok
Oct 03 21:42:37 <zumbi_> thanks
Oct 03 21:42:58 <zumbi_> another question, why would someone wants to change redboot by apex bootloader ?
Oct 03 21:42:58 <rwhitby-treo> I use that when I don't have another embedded device around (like my router) on which to run upslug
Oct 03 21:43:24 <rwhitby-treo> we never do - we use apex as a second stage loader only
Oct 03 21:44:32 <zumbi_> i see
Oct 03 21:45:05 <rwhitby-treo> (on debian and openwrt)
Oct 03 21:45:29 <zumbi_> i got the device to help armel debian port somehow
Oct 03 21:46:12 <zumbi_> i really like openwrt, but as soon as i get a harddisk USB, i should try debian armel
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