**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Jul 10 02:59:56 2010 Jul 10 06:59:10 gm Jul 10 08:07:08 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * r355d03d5b1 10openembedded.git/recipes/mozilla/ (fennec/use-native-bpp.patch fennec_hg.bb): fennec: update to fennec2 Jul 10 08:07:08 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * r6319fc9d6f 10openembedded.git/conf/distro/include/angstrom-2008-preferred-versions.inc: angstrom: switch to a newer glib/gtk combo Jul 10 08:19:20 03Klaus Kurzmann  07org.openembedded.dev * r755d3cdc93 10openembedded.git/recipes/freesmartphone/msmcommd_git.bb: Jul 10 08:19:20 msmcommd_git.bb: bump SRCREV Jul 10 08:19:20 Signed-off-by: Klaus Kurzmann Jul 10 08:38:56   Has anybody managed to build the angstrom-gnome-image ? Jul 10 08:44:17 Anyone try bitbaking angstrom-gnome-image ? I'm getting errors for libbonoboui packages saying "libgnomecanvas-2.0 missing". Jul 10 08:44:54 not me, seems an angstrom issue, so better ask this in #angstrom Jul 10 08:46:03 eFfeM: i have already asked there. Jul 10 09:45:03 akumar: well i have no idea; from the channel topic: This is not a distro or machine support channel Jul 10 11:03:01 hey, I build an image (bitbake x-11-image) with openembedded, I boot ok from it and I see the x-11 angstrong interface.. but theres a problem my keyboard/mouse doesnt work... I haves tested all the possible combinations: EHCI or OTG with and withous hubs, console outputs that recognizes my HUB and detects a low speed device (my keyboard) and I see no more errors... but in the en keyboard doesnt work... any ideas? Jul 10 11:03:07 my board is IGEPv2 Jul 10 11:20:18 hi Jul 10 11:23:13 aszpain: 'in the en keyboard doesn't work' what do you mean ? Jul 10 11:28:26 i press a key and no key is displayed :) Jul 10 11:28:36 mouse pointer even moves Jul 10 11:28:39 keyboard driver not present/loaded Jul 10 11:28:57 or kbd not detected; this is some weird issue tht I've seen in the past Jul 10 11:29:13 with some kernel/board icombo Jul 10 11:29:21 console output Jul 10 11:29:23 http://pastebin.com/J0xgvWNx Jul 10 11:29:33 if i recall correclty one of it is beagle Jul 10 11:29:55 listen I use the same usb+keyboard in beagle Jul 10 11:29:59 and it works Jul 10 11:30:05 but now I am testing IGEPv2 Jul 10 11:30:09 board Jul 10 11:30:28 i have no igep, just want to say that I've seen the same thing with beagle Jul 10 11:30:39 does lsusb see your kbd? Jul 10 11:30:54 aszpain: maybe /etc/X11/xorg.conf problem? you have keyboard module not installed for Xorg ? Jul 10 11:31:13 and if you have both igep and beagle, then just build the same image for beagle and compare what is happening Jul 10 11:31:19 hmmm I dont know Jul 10 11:31:25 I made bitbake x11-image Jul 10 11:31:52 is that image supposed to build the keyboard driver? Jul 10 11:32:13 it is probably not x11, try to start an xterm (e.g. remotely or through serial) and see if you can type in that Jul 10 11:32:31 yes Jul 10 11:32:53 I do console debug with serial... and it works.. Jul 10 11:33:01 but its not the same I think Jul 10 11:33:35 one thing is the keyboard u attach to the board and other thing is the keyboard u use in the xterm console Jul 10 11:34:16 I can write to the serial debug console of windows Hyperterminal but this is not what I want Jul 10 11:34:29 look a I have version magic problems: Jul 10 11:34:38 bluetooth: version magic '2.6.28.10 mod_unload modversions ARMv7 ' should be '2.6.28.10 mod_unload ARMv7 ' Jul 10 11:34:58 l2cap: version magic '2.6.28.10 mod_unload modversions ARMv7 ' should be '2.6.28.10 mod_unload ARMv7 ' Jul 10 11:34:58 [ 36.972015] rfcomm: version magic '2.6.28.10 mod_unload modversions ARMv7 ' should be '2.6.28.10 mod_unload ARMv7 ' Jul 10 11:35:08 if you start an xterm through console you can check if it is an X issue or not if you cannot type in the xterm, it is not an x issue Jul 10 11:35:30 is this version magic a warning or an error that makes the .ko file not to be loaded? Jul 10 11:36:57 have not seen these before but that is all bluetooth code Jul 10 11:37:14 omg Jul 10 11:37:17 sorry Jul 10 11:37:18 look Jul 10 11:37:30 first test is to see if your device is seen, that can be done with lsusb Jul 10 11:37:37 14.929595] usb 1-1.2: config 1 has an invalid descriptor of length 0, skipping remainder of the config Jul 10 11:37:37 [ 14.939453] usb 1-1.2: config 1 has 1 interface, different from the descriptor's value: 2 Jul 10 11:37:37 [ 14.951782] usb 1-1.2: config 1 interface 0 altsetting 0 has 0 endpoint descriptors, different from the interface descriptor's value: 1 Jul 10 11:37:37 [ 14.972839] usb 1-1.2: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice Jul 10 11:37:37 [ 14.986114] usbhid 1-1.2:1.0: couldn't find an input interrupt endpoint Jul 10 11:37:51 that does not look good, never seen this before Jul 10 11:38:00 hid == human interfface device Jul 10 11:38:37 36.914001] hidp: version magic '2.6.28.10 mod_unload modversions ARMv7 ' should be '2.6.28.10 mod_unload ARMv7 ' Jul 10 11:38:43 hid=hidp? Jul 10 11:39:56 no hidp is bluetooth Jul 10 11:40:39 effem what are version magic errors? Jul 10 11:40:50 hidp = Human Interface Device Profile Jul 10 11:41:26 so this is keyboard/mouse right? Jul 10 11:41:27 i think this might say that your kernel and modules do not match but all of the ones in your log are bluetooth related Jul 10 11:41:40 no, hidp == bluetooth Jul 10 11:41:59 form the kernel config Jul 10 11:42:00 HIDP is required for the Bluetooth Human Interface Device Profile. Say Y here to compile HIDP support into the kernel or say M to compile it as module ... Jul 10 11:42:05 ok i will focus in usb 1-1.2: config 1 has 1 interface, different from the descriptor's value: 2 Jul 10 11:44:18 here is something: [   14.915710] usb 2-1.2: device v04fc p05d8 is not supported Jul 10 11:44:31 this says there is a usb device that is not recognized Jul 10 11:44:44 ?? Jul 10 11:45:09 is it a wired or wireless kbd ? Jul 10 11:45:31 this might be your mouse Jul 10 11:45:35 but too much casuality... I do have 2 wireless keyboars , diferent companies/trademakrs, and they do not work Jul 10 11:45:41 wireless Jul 10 11:45:55 if you connect the mouse and kbd to another system and do lsusb you can see those numbers Jul 10 11:46:09 hmmm cool i have VM opened Jul 10 11:46:12 let me check Jul 10 11:46:22 this might also be interesting: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1177069 Jul 10 11:46:31 thks Jul 10 11:46:38 same kbd/mouse probably Jul 10 11:47:40 bad idea looking for those values in VMWARE Jul 10 11:47:44 they use a generic one Jul 10 11:48:59 eFFeM what is the name of the .ko modules for keyboard/mouse wireless? Jul 10 11:50:36 don't know, sorry Jul 10 11:50:57 there are multiple things in that area, uinput evdev but there might be specifics too Jul 10 11:51:04 check with oyr beagle? Jul 10 11:52:06 the page i gave before does not contain useful info for you i think Jul 10 11:52:14 you might als try to find a wired kbd to see if that works Jul 10 11:52:28 or check the kernel config if it lists some wireless kbd driver Jul 10 11:54:17 gone for a while, good luck Jul 10 12:00:54 ty Jul 10 14:48:42 03Klaus Kurzmann  07org.openembedded.dev * r4e1872de30 10openembedded.git/conf/distro/shr.conf: Jul 10 14:48:43 shr.conf: add ipv4 and ipv6 to DISTRO_FEATURES Jul 10 14:48:43 needed for busybox to include networking Jul 10 14:48:43 Signed-off-by: Klaus Kurzmann Jul 10 16:40:39 !seen likewise Jul 10 16:40:41 likewise (~likewise@82-170-243-215.ip.telfort.nl) was last seen quitting from #nslu2-linux 1 day, 1 hour, 39 minutes ago stating (Quit: Doing something else). Jul 10 17:01:56 damn, all sorts of builds break if your build machine doesn't have unzip/bison/flex Jul 10 17:02:01 must be a lot of missing deps Jul 10 17:10:04 http://tinderbox.openembedded.org/packages/busybox/ Jul 10 17:10:10 eh, ouch Jul 10 17:10:18 OperationalError: (1194, "Table 'oestats_task' is marked as crashed and should be repaired") Jul 10 17:10:20 heh Jul 10 17:10:31 * kergoth wonders who runs the tinderbox Jul 10 17:11:35 kergoth: in doubt i think koen has access to that machine Jul 10 17:11:43 ah Jul 10 17:15:00 and it is running on melo, and now that I tried to remember, I think Laibsch did the last upgrade Jul 10 17:16:40 kergoth: I think I have the right permission to fix that mysql table (if I just knew how) Jul 10 17:17:03 hehe. don't ask me, my database-fu is weak Jul 10 17:17:20 well, google helps... it appears that it is pretty common with mysql Jul 10 17:18:31 myisamcheck should help Jul 10 17:18:37 for myisam Jul 10 17:19:11 or even REPAIR TABLE; Jul 10 17:20:37 they say that mysql is productional-ready database.. Jul 10 17:21:02 using mysqlcheck now Jul 10 17:22:02 --auto-repair, I find stuff that breaks but can repair itself funny Jul 10 17:22:16 hehe Jul 10 17:22:24 kergoth: please try again. Jul 10 17:22:38 if it can repair itself, why the hell are you involved at all, just fix it, save a copy for backup, and email notification that it happened.. Jul 10 17:24:15 exactly Jul 10 17:25:05 oh fuck, my hack to check if the signature fully captured everything for a task completely screws up for eventhandlers -- since the events can be spawned in the task thread, thats after i monkeypatched bb.data.data_smart.DataSmart.expand :| Jul 10 17:26:31 * kergoth grumbles Jul 10 17:27:21 i think i just need to figure out how to disable the checking for the eventhandler execution entirely, or rather do different checking for them -- check not based on the task, but on the event handler itself.. Jul 10 17:27:23 * kergoth ponders Jul 10 17:33:31 hmmm my IGEP image cant make te USB wireless key/muse work... it says: "USB: device v04fc p05d8 not supported...." Jul 10 17:33:36 any ideas? Jul 10 17:51:38 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * r62f1735311 10openembedded.git/conf/distro/include/angstrom.inc: Jul 10 17:51:38 angstrom: fix busybox regression by adding 'ipv4 ipv6' to DISTRO_FEATURES Jul 10 17:51:38 kudos to SHR for spotting that Jul 10 17:51:42 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * r5977a7637c 10openembedded.git/recipes/busybox/busybox.inc: busybox.inc: bump PR Jul 10 17:51:42 aszpain: install kernel modules? Jul 10 18:04:53 already Jul 10 18:05:46 zecke: i have made an image of 2.6.28 of my IGEPv2 board with oppenembeded Jul 10 18:06:14 can I make an image of the 2.6.33 kernel easily? Jul 10 18:06:35 or do I need a full rebuild? Jul 10 18:07:15 how do you say to openembeded what kernel version to use for the images? Jul 10 18:22:15 aszpain: set a PREFERRED_VERSION_virtual/kernel Jul 10 18:22:58 you have to rebuild your image to embedd a new kernel, its way more easy then bake in the new kernel by hand Jul 10 18:24:21 how is it done? set a PREFERRED_VERSION_virtual/kernel what file do I have to modify? Jul 10 18:24:45 I am asspain Jul 10 18:27:43 aszpain: well, you can put it in your loal.conf or such Jul 10 18:28:21 aszpain: in general task-base, or the image decide which packages are installed. if you have remote access (serial console or such) you can install your missing kernel modules using opkg Jul 10 18:29:25 are the drivers compiled in the uImage or in the rootfs via .ko fileS? Jul 10 18:31:17 03Frans Meulenbroeks  07org.openembedded.dev * rfd049a8b99 10openembedded.git/recipes/glibc/ (3 files in 2 dirs): Jul 10 18:31:17 glibc 2.10.1: added nios2 support Jul 10 18:31:17 add nios2 support. Jul 10 18:31:17 as this is strictly nios2 specific there is no need to bump PR Jul 10 18:31:17 Signed-off-by: Frans Meulenbroeks Jul 10 18:54:12 aszpain: it depends on the kernel config Jul 10 19:01:46 oooh I remmeber.. yes.. that Y ad M options Jul 10 19:12:02 aszpain: yeah, the easiest is to use opkg install kernel-module-NAME, and install missing modules, and once you know what to install, change the image to install it Jul 10 20:32:40 I have made an IGEPv2 image: "bitbake x11-image" now I need to change some kernel property CONFIG_HID_SUNPLUS=y.... how can I EASILY remake the image with tha property changed? Jul 10 21:16:42 today it was a good match. better than Germany spain semi-final Jul 10 21:16:55 aszpain, three step: can you find the kernel in your tmp/work/machine_architecture_here/linux... directory? Jul 10 21:17:00 hi khem :) Jul 10 21:17:03 hey Jul 10 21:17:10 * khem was watching soccer Jul 10 21:17:29 nice. i'm watching a centos vm install. Jul 10 21:17:42 YES Jul 10 21:17:43 I can Jul 10 21:17:54 great - update that .config Jul 10 21:18:15 and how do I remake the image? bitbake x11-image? Jul 10 21:18:27 almost - we must tell OE to rebuild the kernel. Jul 10 21:18:45 bitbake x11-image -recompile? Jul 10 21:18:47 lol Jul 10 21:19:19 rm tmp/stamps/machine_arch_here/linux-rev-Rsomething/linux-rev-rsomething.do_compile Jul 10 21:19:40 ymmv, obviously. Jul 10 21:19:47 HopsNBarley: at home ? Jul 10 21:19:58 yep. might have to go in though. Jul 10 21:20:03 what? do I have to delete one file for telling OE to recompile? Jul 10 21:20:21 aszpain, right- the "stamp" files are how it knows what its done. Jul 10 21:20:45 ok let me check specific values Jul 10 21:20:55 aszpain: bitbake -c compile -f virtual/kernel Jul 10 21:21:07 will force recompilation Jul 10 21:21:20 without having to delete any file? Jul 10 21:21:22 khem, when did that get added? nice! Jul 10 21:21:34 HopsNBarley: long time :) Jul 10 21:21:40 heh :) Jul 10 21:21:59 well, you learn something new every day! Jul 10 21:22:24 with Jul 10 21:22:30 OE for sure Jul 10 21:22:31 :) Jul 10 21:22:43 its bottomless hole = abyss Jul 10 21:24:18 "OE have steep learning curve" (c) Jul 10 21:24:25 HopsNBarley: I am hacking buildroot for past 2 days :) Jul 10 21:24:43 oh what fun! Jul 10 21:25:00 HopsNBarley: just wanted to help them to get uclibc/NPTL toolchain Jul 10 21:25:17 oh, nice. Jul 10 21:25:20 buildroot is distribution of choice when it comes to uclibc Jul 10 21:25:30 and I am looking to push nptl Jul 10 21:25:33 i never did get clearance to commit back my python port to BR. Jul 10 21:25:55 I am hoping now buildroot should be able to use nptl and thus find more testers :) Jul 10 21:26:12 HopsNBarley: smack those idiots Jul 10 21:26:39 just yesterday we were talking about same problem here on IRC Jul 10 21:26:53 corps not contributing back stuff Jul 10 21:28:08 ESPN voting is too biased towards US :) every goal from US player wins over others Jul 10 21:28:19 Landon Donovan is like Pele here Jul 10 21:28:35 * khem goes to turn off TV Jul 10 21:34:57 it was that deadbeat client at the beginning of the year. Jul 10 21:35:04 off for a bike ride! Jul 10 21:50:06 is it here ? Jul 10 21:50:11 openembedded/build/tmp-igep0020/work/igep0020-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/linux-igep2-2.6.28.10-0-r80/image/boot/.config Jul 10 21:50:26 is in teh boot image directory the config I have to change right? Jul 10 21:51:39 then I will do: bitbake -c compile -f virtual/kernel ? virtual and kernel are variables? or its just "virtual/kernel" the option? Jul 10 21:52:15 HopsNBarley? Jul 10 21:54:57 changing that config will do absolutely nothing Jul 10 21:55:05 that dir is where the output of the 'make install' goes Jul 10 21:55:30 hmm so where have to do the change? Jul 10 21:55:40 bitbake -e virtual/kernel|grep \^S= Jul 10 21:56:01 what??? Jul 10 21:56:03 omg Jul 10 21:56:15 ? Jul 10 21:56:19 are you unable to copy and paste? Jul 10 21:56:21 run that command Jul 10 21:57:53 yes I cant Jul 10 21:58:02 I am on a VMware Jul 10 21:58:51 what does that regular expression? Jul 10 21:59:17 ok thats the path? Jul 10 21:59:27 bitbake -e displays the metadata for a recipe. Jul 10 21:59:33 S is the path to the unpacked, patched source tree Jul 10 21:59:36 home/jdoe/openembedded/build/tmp-igep0020/work/igep0020-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/linux-igep2-2.6.28.10-0-r80/linux-omap-2.6.28.10-igep0020b-0 Jul 10 21:59:53 so there should be a .config in the directory you got from that command Jul 10 22:00:04 hmm Jul 10 22:00:28 yes Jul 10 22:00:29 its here Jul 10 22:00:38 thats the one I have to modify? Jul 10 22:05:16 what now? Jul 10 22:06:02 bitbake -c compile -f virtual/kernel ? Jul 10 22:07:05 ERROR: Nothing PROVIDES 'virutal/kernel' Jul 10 22:12:23 bitbake -c compile -f helloworld ? Jul 10 22:15:01 what do i have to do for recompile the new uImage? Jul 10 22:16:35 * Jay7 wonders that in RGB mode blue color is written first and red is last.. Jul 10 22:26:51 what accessible devices have framebuffer with 1/2/16 or 18bpp? Jul 10 22:53:07 hm, pretty sure gst-plugins-bad-0.10.19-r9.0 is missing a depends for librsvg, but i did edit gst-plugins.inc so maybe not Jul 11 01:45:43 khem, ping Jul 11 01:46:18 khem, got problems building glib with gcc-4.4.4 on armv7 Jul 11 01:47:36 khem, the 4.4.5 test with angstrom distro failed unfortunately. something in the depency tree wanted csl toolchain again Jul 11 01:50:24 khem, I'm pinging you about the 4.4.4 cause I've seen you adding some stuff and mentioning armv7.. Jul 11 01:50:42 I didn't see that error building from scratch few days ago with same configuration Jul 11 01:52:29 dcordes: someone upgraded glib Jul 11 01:53:27 211fb05d665e95192cf4d4b81dfa89fde04359cf Jul 11 01:54:12 what failed with 4.5 Jul 11 01:55:04 I think it was also something about glib Jul 11 01:55:09 tbh I didn't note it Jul 11 01:55:16 tinderbox might have the answer. let me take a look Jul 11 01:58:51 dcordes: send an email to mailing list do Stanislav knows Jul 11 02:04:40 khem, is it necessary to put something special into subject ? Jul 11 02:05:19 dcordes: for now PREFERRED_VERSION_glib-2.0-native = "2.24.0" Jul 11 02:05:27 in your local.conf Jul 11 02:05:38 should choose the previous version Jul 11 02:06:25 dcordes: or alternatively you can add libiconv to DEPENDS Jul 11 02:07:21 hmmm that one will not work because we dont seem to have recipe for libiconv-native Jul 11 02:07:23 khem, Im reporting it anyway Jul 11 02:07:30 you should Jul 11 02:07:41 mostt probably he has libiconv installed on his box Jul 11 02:08:00 you can install libiconv on the build box and it will work for you Jul 11 02:08:52 btw this failure should happen with any compiler Jul 11 02:09:18 aha so it's something new to add to the sanity checker for host ? Jul 11 02:09:52 crap I forgot I'm on the machine where I have no # Jul 11 02:09:56 or remove usage of libiconv from glib Jul 11 02:10:33 hm pity. no libiconv-native Jul 11 02:10:40 I think oe needs more *-native :) Jul 11 02:10:52 Phht! Jul 11 02:11:37 If we had just a few more -native recipes, we might as well reboot the host into "oe-native" to do the build. :p Jul 11 02:12:00 sounds good Jul 11 02:12:01 Thank goodness for ASSUME_PROVIDED Jul 11 02:12:54 But to be serious, I wonder how far away we really are from being able to chroot into an OE-native fs... and would that have any benefit? Jul 11 02:13:59 crazy Jul 11 02:14:02 mwester: we still dont build toolchain for build Jul 11 02:14:04 :) Jul 11 02:14:20 once we start doing that then we are almost there Jul 11 02:14:31 so we will be building two distro Jul 11 02:14:32 khem, seems like you're right. here is the error Jul 11 02:14:38 | gconvert.c:55:2: error: #error GNU libiconv not in use but included iconv.h is from libiconv Jul 11 02:15:22 dcordes: you can choose previous version in local.conf and report the issue in ml Jul 11 02:15:28 and quote the commit too Jul 11 02:15:38 aight Jul 11 02:16:55 and continue with 4.5 :) Jul 11 02:17:36 khem, but then it will give me the code sourcery bs again Jul 11 02:18:02 khem, which commit should I quote? there are several glib things Jul 11 02:20:28 dcordes: I mentioned it a while ago Jul 11 02:20:45 what CS thing does it want Jul 11 02:20:57 ah see the hash Jul 11 02:21:49 ok mail sent Jul 11 02:22:47 dcordes: how did you select 4.5 Jul 11 02:22:57 I know you send your local.conf Jul 11 02:23:02 can you repaste it Jul 11 02:23:22 PREFERRED_VERSION_gcc-cross = "4.4.4" Jul 11 02:23:22 PREFERRED_VERSION_gcc-cross-initial = "4.4.4" Jul 11 02:23:23 PREFERRED_VERSION_gcc-cross-intermediate = "4.4.4" Jul 11 02:23:23 PREFERRED_VERSION_binutils-cross = "2.20.1" Jul 11 02:23:38 this what I was using now when I encountered glib-2.0 libiconv problem Jul 11 02:23:40 as seen on ml Jul 11 02:23:54 and what happens if you change 4.4.4 to 4.5 Jul 11 02:24:48 1sec Jul 11 02:25:52 lol I set 4.4.5 yesterday Jul 11 02:26:33 explains why I got nice codesourcery offered Jul 11 02:26:52 ok will do rm -rf and build with 4.5 Jul 11 02:27:42 PREFERRED_VERSION_gcc-cross = "4.5" Jul 11 02:27:42 PREFERRED_VERSION_gcc-cross-initial = "4.5" Jul 11 02:27:43 PREFERRED_VERSION_gcc-cross-intermediate = "4.5" Jul 11 02:27:43 PREFERRED_VERSION_binutils-cross = "2.20.1" Jul 11 02:27:43 PREFERRED_VERSION_perl-native = "5.10.1" Jul 11 02:27:43 PREFERRED_VERSION_glib-2.0-native = "2.24.0" Jul 11 02:27:46 khem, looks good ? Jul 11 02:28:46 dcordes: yes Jul 11 02:29:14 mwester: the box arrived today I just checked my mailbox Jul 11 02:29:33 this build I must get an image ! else the rm -rf tmp to image built ratio reaches critical level Jul 11 02:29:56 khem, new ARM board ? Jul 11 02:30:12 dcordes: no its an old nslu Jul 11 02:30:17 lol Jul 11 02:30:33 I have an akita and I mentioned on the list that I offered it to good OE peeps Jul 11 02:30:40 in that oe devices page Jul 11 02:30:57 cool Jul 11 02:31:25 if you know somebody who wants it ping me Jul 11 02:32:28 dcordes: btw if you choose gcc 4.5 you should rebuild everything Jul 11 02:32:37 dcordes: due to TLS access issue Jul 11 02:32:40 already rf'd Jul 11 02:32:48 good job Jul 11 02:32:56 baking now Jul 11 02:33:37 khem, you happen to know somebody who's good with touchscreen drivers? I have that android ts driver I want to use with tslib Jul 11 02:34:09 dcordes: kergoth could help you Jul 11 02:37:21 kergoth, would be nice if you could take a look https://lists.berlios.de/pipermail/tslib-general/2010-July/000302.html Jul 11 02:40:16 mwester: I powered it on and put on network Jul 11 02:40:24 does not show up in my device lis Jul 11 02:41:05 * dcordes thinks he should try evdev too Jul 11 02:41:07 Yep. It has the original Linksys firmware put back on it. Jul 11 02:41:16 ah Jul 11 02:41:35 For whatever reason, Linksys did not default to DHCP -- they hardcoded 192.168.1.77 Jul 11 02:41:55 hmmmm and my network is not 192.168.x.x Jul 11 02:42:00 its 10.x.x.x Jul 11 02:42:08 Same for mine. Jul 11 02:42:51 mwester: so first thing I should put OE on it Jul 11 02:43:07 where are directions for firmware change Jul 11 02:43:14 IIRC, I didi something like "ifconfig eth0:1 192.168.1.100 (etc etc)" to add an IP to the existing NIC on my host, then I could ping it and connect to it with my browser (and set DHCP). Jul 11 02:43:46 http://www.nslu2-linux.org/ <--- main wiki Jul 11 02:44:18 http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/SlugOS/InstallandTurnupABasicSlugOSSystem <-- SlugOS install **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Jul 11 02:59:57 2010