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Nov 15 06:37:00 <djm2394> help anyone..wha room do i need to go in for tech support
Nov 15 13:23:35 <MarkGil> Hi, anyone know a unix application that can see where the filesystem is writing files and how often?  like a top for file writing?  I want to minimise the amount of writing to flash my Debianis making (as flash writes = wear)
Nov 15 13:25:47 <mwester> lsof
Nov 15 13:26:47 <mwester> but keep in mind that writing to the same file over and over does not equate to writing the same set of flash blocks over and over...
Nov 15 13:45:22 <MarkGil> what does that mean in laymans terms
Nov 15 16:02:37 <FunkyELF> whats up guys... I'm running Gentoo on my sheevaplug.  I'm wondering if there is a way to tell what keeps accessing the hard disk?
Nov 15 16:07:19 <mwester> lsof
Nov 15 17:48:18 <armin76> mwester: haha, whats up today with lsof questions? :P
Nov 15 18:05:33 <mwester> armin76,  I guess "lsof" is like "42" as far as answers go. ;)
Nov 15 18:10:49 <ShadowJK> echo 1 > /proc/sys/vm/block_dump, and run before it explodes
Nov 15 19:05:58 <MarkGil> Anyone used Codesourcery for compiling Sheeva kernel?
Nov 15 19:12:03 <timtimred> not to be confused with lofs
Nov 15 19:12:17 <timtimred> which isnt a command anyway
Nov 15 19:14:56 <timtimred> pfiles to you!
Nov 15 19:15:00 <timtimred> :)
Nov 15 19:22:50 <darkstar62> MarkGil: I have
Nov 15 19:23:12 <darkstar62> works fine for me
Nov 15 20:43:42 <MarkGil> darkstar62: Sorry about not seeing your reply, laptop battery went flat.   Looking at the codesourcery site,  it seems there is only a bin file(?) for linux.   so downloaded the win32 compiler.  Have you used that to make sheeva kernels
Nov 15 23:56:31 <Bryanstein> anyone gotten sd wireless working?
Nov 15 23:57:27 <Bryanstein> I have 2 cards(the same card) and I am having great progress except the firmware version I have won't work with this stack
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