**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Mar 27 02:59:59 2011
Mar 27 14:53:58 <mijk> has anyone been able to install minidlna on their Guruplug?
Mar 27 14:54:33 <mijk> I've tried to compile straight from sourceforge source and also downloading it from plugapps
Mar 27 14:54:42 <mijk> still can't get it to work
Mar 27 15:36:50 <eFfeM> mijk: I haven't but I think ushare is working
Mar 27 15:37:18 <eFfeM> i will probably have to peek into minidlna in the near future (on a sheeva/debian system)
Mar 27 15:59:21 <mijk> okay, I'll try out ushare
Mar 27 15:59:34 <mijk> I want to share music and movies to my PS3
Mar 27 16:23:10 <mwester> Qucik question ('cause I'm not at my Sheevaplug right now to figure this out myself!) --  Where does the kernel get the flash partition information?  U-Boot, or is there some sort of "partition table" in the flash somewhere?
Mar 27 16:26:01 <Tootoot222> mwester: you pass it to the kernel on the boot line
Mar 27 16:26:14 <Tootoot222> gimmie a sec i'll get you an example
Mar 27 16:26:32 <mwester> That's what I thought, but the boot log I'm looking at says otherwise. :(
Mar 27 16:27:02 <Tootoot222> mtdparts=orion_nand:0x400000@0x100000(uImage),0x1fb00000@0x500000(rootfs)
Mar 27 16:27:06 <Tootoot222> is the option
Mar 27 16:27:53 <mwester> 2.6.37 kernel, no "mtdparts" on the cmdline according to the boot log, yet it correctly finds the u-boot partition, the original kernel space, and the rootfs partition.  And the sizes of the latter don't agree with the old mtdparts variable in u-boot AFAIK.  Hence I am confused.
Mar 27 16:29:47 * mwester will wait till he gets his Sheevaplug back, and check /proc/cmdline to see what's going on.
Mar 27 16:30:58 <tinker-f595> mwester: waht does 'sudo cat /proc/cmdline ' return?
Mar 27 16:31:09 <Tootoot222> tinker-f595: he just said he doesn't have his sheeva
Mar 27 16:31:15 <tinker-f595> ah
Mar 27 16:31:33 <tinker-f595> Tootoot222: what does it return for you?
Mar 27 16:31:50 <Tootoot222> console=ttyS0,115200 rootdelay=5 ubi.mtd=2 root=ubi0:rootfs rootfstype=ubifs
Mar 27 16:32:17 <tinker-f595> Tootoot222: and is that what you passed on the cmdline?
Mar 27 16:32:28 <Tootoot222> no
Mar 27 16:32:51 <kerio> hm, do the SWL kernels need the "serial" parameter?
Mar 27 16:32:53 <Tootoot222> i had mtdparts= on there too
Mar 27 16:33:52 <mwester> So it may be that the "mtdparts" is not reflected in the cmdline?  (That would seem to break things like kexec, though)
Mar 27 16:36:51 <tinker-f595> mwester: I have one device running 2.6.30 and it gives a truncated command line. The other runs 2.3.36 and gives a complete command line in /proc/cmdline.  I suspect they increased the command line buffer size in the more recent kernels
Mar 27 16:37:37 <tinker-f595> but I would have to look through the kernel source code to verify that
Mar 27 16:38:27 <mwester> I'll experiment a bit -- seems that'll be necessary anyway.  Thanks
Mar 27 16:57:53 <kerio> what's the bare minimum of uboot env variables?
Mar 27 16:58:23 <Tootoot222> root=x rootfstype=y
Mar 27 16:58:31 <Tootoot222> but you won't get any output on the serial console
Mar 27 16:58:39 <kerio> no, env variables
Mar 27 16:58:42 <Tootoot222> oh
Mar 27 16:58:53 <Tootoot222> only what's required to boot
Mar 27 16:58:56 <kerio> bootcmd, bootargs, arcNumber and mainlineLinux?
Mar 27 16:59:00 <Tootoot222> and bootdelay
Mar 27 16:59:08 <kerio> what if i don't put a bootdelay in?
Mar 27 16:59:12 <Tootoot222> idk
Mar 27 16:59:18 <Tootoot222> maybe it'll boot in 0 seconds
Mar 27 16:59:33 <Tootoot222> I.E. lock you out from getting to the marvell>> prompt again
Mar 27 16:59:47 <kerio> oh, i thought it somehow made linux boot in no time
Mar 27 16:59:48 * mwester thinks it might help to "clean house" of all the un-used vars in u-boot; quite complicated enough.
Mar 27 17:00:20 <Tootoot222> mwester: in the sheevaplug they put a LOT of extra vars
Mar 27 17:00:23 * kerio ponders about setting bootdelay to -60, to see if the system booted one minute before turning it on
Mar 27 17:00:26 <Tootoot222> on the guruplug they have like 20-30
Mar 27 17:00:41 <kerio> do i need nandEcc?
Mar 27 17:00:47 <kerio> or ethaddr?
Mar 27 17:01:03 <Tootoot222> i think if you don't set ethaddr your hwaddr will be 00:00:00:00 when you boot
Mar 27 17:01:12 <kerio> D: that's bad
Mar 27 17:01:24 <Tootoot222> nah you can set it back to whatever you like while it's running
Mar 27 17:01:38 <Tootoot222> but you have to have serial console access, as you won't be able to use that port on the internet
Mar 27 17:01:49 <Tootoot222> (until after you set its mac back)
Mar 27 17:02:01 <kerio> what's nandEcc?
Mar 27 17:02:07 <Tootoot222> what is it set to?
Mar 27 17:02:12 <kerio> "1bit"
Mar 27 17:02:35 <Tootoot222> idk, try boot without it
Mar 27 17:02:49 <kerio> i suppose i only need ethact if i want to boot from network from within uboot?
Mar 27 17:02:56 <Tootoot222> right
Mar 27 17:03:21 <kerio> wtf are stdin, stdout and stderr?
Mar 27 17:03:23 <kerio> :|
Mar 27 17:03:26 <kerio> unused variables yay
Mar 27 17:04:28 <Tootoot222> you might not get any output if you unset those
Mar 27 17:04:32 <Tootoot222> or at least from uboot, anyway
Mar 27 17:04:36 <Tootoot222> but try it and see
Mar 27 17:04:53 <Tootoot222> might want to make a backup of your original settings before messing it all up
Mar 27 17:07:03 <kerio> http://www.denx.de/wiki/DULG/UBootEnvVariables doesn't talk about stdin/out/err
Mar 27 17:08:01 <kerio> do the SWL kernels need mainlineLinux and arcNumber?
Mar 27 17:08:06 <Tootoot222> yes
Mar 27 17:13:20 <kerio> ...i'm an idiot
Mar 27 17:13:39 <Tootoot222> wat
Mar 27 17:13:46 <kerio> i ran nandtest on all the 3 mtds
Mar 27 17:13:53 <kerio> ._.
Mar 27 17:13:54 <Tootoot222> lolol
Mar 27 17:13:57 <Tootoot222> that nukes the nand
Mar 27 17:13:59 <Tootoot222> =p
Mar 27 17:14:02 <kerio> yeah, *i figured*
Mar 27 17:14:37 <mwester> jtag time
Mar 27 17:16:31 <kerio> was i here or in #sheevaplug?
Mar 27 17:16:58 <Tootoot222> here
Mar 27 17:17:04 <mwester> Well, I dunno about *you* in particular, but somebody with your nick was here a bit ago.
Mar 27 17:17:14 <kerio> it's still me, check nickserv
Mar 27 17:17:19 <Tootoot222> mwester: he's identified for his name lol
Mar 27 17:17:20 <kerio> anyway, yay for jtag
Mar 27 17:17:44 <kerio> holy fuck i have to compile tons of shit D:
Mar 27 17:17:52 <Tootoot222> for what?
Mar 27 17:17:54 <mwester> Never actually had to use jtag on the Sheevaplug -- yet.
Mar 27 17:17:55 <kerio> for os x
Mar 27 17:18:05 <mwester> gah.
Mar 27 17:18:41 <kerio> yay, there's a brew formula
Mar 27 17:18:49 <kerio> ^_^
Mar 27 17:18:53 <kerio> ^_^ ^_^ ^_^ ^_^
Mar 27 17:22:57 <kerio> holy fuck compiling boost is boring
Mar 27 17:27:04 <kerio> wtf is bjam?
Mar 27 17:27:36 <Tootoot222> it's when you have morning wood, and you want your girlfriend to help out..
Mar 27 17:27:49 <Tootoot222> (bj in the am)
Mar 27 17:28:02 <kerio> lol
Mar 27 17:28:03 <kerio> anyway
Mar 27 17:28:13 <kerio> why doesn't nandtest warn you about this kind of thing?
Mar 27 17:28:14 <kerio> :(
Mar 27 17:28:23 <Tootoot222> help nandtest
Mar 27 17:28:29 <kerio> nou
Mar 27 17:29:12 <kerio> anyway, fdisk warns you like 20 times
Mar 27 17:29:40 <Tootoot222> it's assumed that if you're messing about in the uboot command line, you know what you're doing=p
Mar 27 17:29:50 <Tootoot222> not exactly a place where the end-user is going to be playing around often
Mar 27 17:30:07 <kerio> i'm talking about the userland program
Mar 27 17:30:18 <kerio> where user=root
Mar 27 17:30:29 <mwester> Which is exactly why I'm trying to figure out the nand partitioning origin... so that end users don't have to mess with uboot when installing SlugOS on the Sheeva.
Mar 27 17:30:34 <mwester> :)
Mar 27 17:31:00 <kerio> i should've let nandtest finish, i had 2 bad sectors already
Mar 27 17:31:23 <kerio> (in the root fs, the first two partitions were perfect)
Mar 27 17:34:56 <Tootoot222> kerio: i think 11 are gaurenteed to be bad
Mar 27 17:34:58 <Tootoot222> or something
Mar 27 17:35:05 <kerio> why? :(
Mar 27 17:35:20 <Tootoot222> due to the manufacturing process, they'll ship anything with less than 11 bad sectors
Mar 27 17:35:32 <Tootoot222> if they only shipped with 0 they wouldn't have nearly any to ship
Mar 27 17:36:01 <kerio> oh, you're not under warranty if you have less than 12
Mar 27 17:36:02 <Tootoot222> which, they reserve a portion of the sectors for remapping bad ones
Mar 27 17:36:19 <kerio> hm, do i need the ftdi drivers if i have libftdi installed?
Mar 27 17:36:30 <Tootoot222> tias
Mar 27 17:38:05 <kerio> :( you suck!
Mar 27 17:38:34 <kerio> hmm, what's the best uboot for a newit/globalscale sheevaplug as of now?
Mar 27 17:38:53 <Tootoot222> built from git?
Mar 27 17:42:18 <kerio> why do we have multiple sources for uboot?
Mar 27 17:42:33 <Tootoot222> we do?
Mar 27 17:44:13 <kerio> there's the one from marvell and the one from denx.de
Mar 27 17:47:58 <kerio> haha i'd have to install a crosscompiler
Mar 27 17:48:20 <Tootoot222> yup
Mar 27 17:48:34 <Tootoot222> the code sourcery one works good
Mar 27 17:49:10 <kerio> Tootoot222: crosscompile it for me plskthx
Mar 27 17:54:28 <kerio> Tootoot222: no huh :(
Mar 27 17:54:36 <Tootoot222> kerio: what
Mar 27 17:55:00 <Tootoot222> kerio: for guruplug or sheevaplug?
Mar 27 17:55:05 <kerio> sheeva
Mar 27 17:58:00 <kerio> anyway, apparently openocd works without having to set up the actual ftdi kernel ext
Mar 27 17:59:38 <Tootoot222> kerio: http://www.mediafire.com/?vfqjp99iizbye4d
Mar 27 18:00:09 <kerio> yay ty
Mar 27 18:00:17 <kerio> .kwb? what's that?
Mar 27 18:00:42 <Tootoot222> kirkwood boot?
Mar 27 18:00:43 <roxfan> kiwi binary
Mar 27 18:00:56 <kerio> oh, i see
Mar 27 18:00:58 <Tootoot222> or kirkwood binary
Mar 27 18:01:03 <kerio> should i just rename it to u-boot.bin then?
Mar 27 18:01:18 <Tootoot222> yeah, rename to whatever the script wants to flash
Mar 27 18:03:10 <kerio> alright, reflashing
Mar 27 18:03:10 <kerio> cool
Mar 27 18:03:20 <kerio> hmm, do i also get a serial console through openocd?
Mar 27 18:03:39 <kerio> or do i need to install the kernel drivers to get a real device file for that?
Mar 27 18:03:43 <Tootoot222> you can get an openocd console through openocd
Mar 27 18:03:48 <Tootoot222> but you need a different file than the .kwb
Mar 27 18:05:46 <kerio> what file? :o
Mar 27 18:05:56 <kerio> i have the sheevaplug.cfg from the openocd install
Mar 27 18:06:32 <Tootoot222> actually that's not the same thing you're talking about
Mar 27 18:06:42 <Tootoot222> you can load uboot into memory through openocd
Mar 27 18:06:51 <kerio> yeah but that sucks
Mar 27 18:06:55 <Tootoot222> but you need a different file than the .kwb
Mar 27 18:07:05 <Tootoot222> but you don't have serial drivers
Mar 27 18:07:05 <kerio> hmm, do i get some kind of message from openocd when it has finished flashing?
Mar 27 18:07:15 <Tootoot222> it should give you the prompt back
Mar 27 18:07:18 <kerio> i can install serial drivers
Mar 27 18:07:22 <Tootoot222> or quit, if you're using the flashing script
Mar 27 18:07:34 <kerio> i'm doing openocd -f /usr/local/lib/openocd/board/sheevaplug.cfg -c init -c sheevaplug_reflash_uboot
Mar 27 18:07:39 <kerio> i don't know if it's going to exit
Mar 27 18:07:48 <Tootoot222> yeah you need -c exit at the end
Mar 27 18:08:04 <kerio> alright, restarting
Mar 27 18:08:13 <kerio> now look at me nuking at least one vital sector of the NAND
Mar 27 18:08:48 <kerio> Tootoot222: do you have an account on openplug.org/plugwiki? you could add "-c exit" to http://www.openplug.org/plugwiki/index.php/Setting_Up_OpenOCD_Under_Linux#Example_2:_Reflashing_a_Bricked_U-Boot_.28Method_1.29
Mar 27 18:08:52 <kerio> yay, it has finished :D
Mar 27 18:13:27 <Tootoot222> kerio: done
Mar 27 18:19:31 <kerio> yay, i has boot
Mar 27 18:20:50 <kerio> U-Boot 2010.09-02612-g27fb783-dirty (Mar 27 2011 - 12:54:05)
Mar 27 18:20:56 <kerio> that's the right one, right?
Mar 27 18:24:21 <kerio> hrmpf, i can't delete x_bootargs_root
Mar 27 18:34:02 <kerio> x_bootargs_root=root=/dev/mtdblock3 rw rootfstype=jffs2 THE FUCK IS THIS WHY CAN'T I DELETE IT
Mar 27 18:35:47 <kerio> alright, after a reset i managed to delete that
Mar 27 18:43:58 <Tootoot222> kerio: look at the time =p
Mar 27 18:44:12 <Tootoot222> i built it 20 minutes from when you booted it lol
Mar 27 18:44:16 <Tootoot222> ofc it's the right one ;D
Mar 27 18:44:19 <kerio> yay
Mar 27 18:44:40 <kerio> Tootoot222: A+++ would nuke my sheevaplug's NAND and ask for help again
Mar 27 18:47:13 <kerio> alright, partitioning my 4gb SD
Mar 27 18:47:21 <kerio> i still don't know why i'm not using it as the rootfs, but meh
Mar 27 18:48:44 <Tootoot222> i use the nand as the rootfs
Mar 27 18:51:44 <kerio> yeah, me too
Mar 27 18:51:46 <kerio> but i have a 4gb sd
Mar 27 18:52:27 <kerio> where does linux get the mtd partitioning?
Mar 27 18:52:59 <Tootoot222> you pass mtdparts on the kernel line
Mar 27 18:54:21 <kerio> i don't
Mar 27 18:55:03 <Tootoot222> if you don't it'll probably just pass some default that's baked into uboto
Mar 27 19:08:24 <kerio> Verifying Checksum ...    Bad Data CRC wtf
Mar 27 19:11:56 <kerio> where should i load the kernel in ram on boot?
Mar 27 19:12:14 <kerio> Tootoot222: *poke*
Mar 27 19:13:02 <kerio> 0x400000? 0x800000?
Mar 27 19:26:47 <Tootoot222> kerio: never below 0x800000
Mar 27 19:26:53 <Tootoot222> uboot uses all the memory below that
Mar 27 19:27:31 <kerio> hm, isn't it weird that i have no mmc command?
Mar 27 19:27:51 <kerio> the kernel hangs before the root
Mar 27 19:28:03 <Tootoot222> you used the wrong device node then
Mar 27 19:28:17 <kerio> i used /dev/mmcblk0p1
Mar 27 19:28:54 <kerio> bootargs=console=ttyS0,115200 mtdparts=nand_mtd:0xa0000@0x0(u-boot),0x400000@0x100000(uImage),0x1fb00000@0x500000(rootfs) root=/dev/mmcblk0p1 rootwait rw
Mar 27 19:28:59 <kerio> bootcmd=nand read 0x800000 0x100000 0x400000; bootm 0x800000;
Mar 27 19:29:19 <Tootoot222> take off the rootwait
Mar 27 19:29:27 <Tootoot222> and see what it finds
Mar 27 19:29:55 <kerio> still stuck
Mar 27 19:30:22 <kerio> do i need a command to start the mmc on the uboot side?
Mar 27 19:30:49 <Tootoot222> you took off the rootwait but it didn't boot still?
Mar 27 19:30:54 <Tootoot222> paste the logs
Mar 27 19:32:45 <kerio> http://paste.pocoo.org/show/360604/
Mar 27 19:33:26 <kerio> at this point there's the latest kernel from SWL at 0x100000, uboot on 0x0 and nothing onwards
Mar 27 19:33:43 <kerio> there's a fresh debian install on the mmc, in the first primary partition
Mar 27 19:34:08 <kerio> ooh, do i need to tell linux what's the filesystem on the mmc?
Mar 27 19:34:10 <kerio> it's ext4
Mar 27 19:34:30 <Tootoot222> no that doesn't matter yet
Mar 27 19:34:31 <Tootoot222> it hasn't booted
Mar 27 19:34:41 <Tootoot222> i think i might have been having this problem with my sheeva too
Mar 27 19:34:50 <Tootoot222> i think i ended up just using the pingtoo binary
Mar 27 19:35:03 <Tootoot222> idk why it doesn't boot when it's compiled from the git repo
Mar 27 19:35:10 <Tootoot222> it works on the guruplug
Mar 27 19:35:28 <kerio> ._.
Mar 27 19:35:31 <kerio> i am disappoint
Mar 27 19:36:09 <kerio> alright, reflashing
Mar 27 19:36:12 <kerio> at least i don't need openocd now
Mar 27 19:40:17 <kerio> great, it doesn't even connect to my tftpd now
Mar 27 19:40:19 <kerio> :|
Mar 27 19:41:04 <Tootoot222> lol
Mar 27 19:41:44 <kerio> why, oh why didn't i buy a real computer for my home server ;_;
Mar 27 19:42:02 <mdm2k> because they're larger and use more power
Mar 27 19:42:07 <kerio> oh, right!
Mar 27 19:42:29 <mdm2k> and you are building character this way
Mar 27 19:42:40 <Tootoot222> lol^
Mar 27 19:43:59 <kerio> i blame Tootoot222's uboot
Mar 27 19:44:24 <Tootoot222> just use the pingtoo one
Mar 27 19:44:36 <kerio> yeah, reflashed it (with openocd - i'm beginning to like it)
Mar 27 19:45:51 <mdm2k> incidentally there do seem to be some important differences between guruplug uboots and sheevaplug uboots
Mar 27 19:46:01 <mdm2k> e.g. guruplug uboot uses "machid" not "arcNumber"
Mar 27 20:01:51 <kerio> FUCKING FINALLY
Mar 27 20:02:06 <Tootoot222> working?
Mar 27 20:02:31 <kerio> ...oh fuck, why do i have wheezy/sid installed instead of squeeze? :(
Mar 27 20:03:13 <kerio> meh
Mar 27 20:03:17 <kerio> i don't even care :D
Mar 27 20:03:45 <Tootoot222> lol
Mar 27 20:03:53 <Tootoot222> kerio: did you use the pingtoo uboot or what?
Mar 27 20:04:14 <kerio> yeah, that one booted
Mar 27 20:04:17 <kerio> after some cursing
Mar 27 20:11:40 <kerio> wtf? there's a red led inside the sheevaplug?
Mar 27 20:11:45 <kerio> :O
Mar 27 20:11:58 <kerio> is stuff going to explode?
Mar 27 20:12:41 <mwester> Uh oh - you did it now!!   You triggered it!
Mar 27 20:12:47 <kerio> OSHI-
Mar 27 20:12:55 <Tootoot222> better run while you've still got time!
Mar 27 20:13:27 <kerio> really though, why is there a red led there, and why can't i use it?
Mar 27 20:14:07 <Tootoot222> W
Mar 27 20:14:11 <Tootoot222> woops
Mar 27 20:14:13 <Tootoot222> this is not vim
Mar 27 20:19:55 <kerio> srsly, i want to set all the leds to blink really really fast
Mar 27 20:19:59 <kerio> can i do that?
Mar 27 20:20:37 <Tootoot222> sure
Mar 27 20:20:50 <Tootoot222> just keep writing 1 and 0 alternatively into the proc node
Mar 27 20:21:02 <kerio> hehe
Mar 27 20:21:18 <mdm2k> the ones on the guruplug have a blink mode that does it automatically
Mar 27 20:24:12 <kerio> alright, sheevaplug successfully denuked
Mar 27 20:31:04 <kerio> #openplug, i love you
Mar 27 20:32:45 <Tootoot222> ;D
Mar 27 20:33:24 <kerio> hm, the sheeva.with-linux.com script gives me some errors when erasing the NAND
Mar 27 20:33:25 <kerio> :(
Mar 27 20:33:48 <kerio> http://paste.pocoo.org/show/361082/
Mar 27 20:33:53 <kerio> it looks like it's nothing serious, but still
Mar 27 20:34:32 <Tootoot222> well you did just nuke your nand after all
Mar 27 20:34:41 <Tootoot222> try run it again and see if it does the same error
Mar 27 20:34:48 <kerio> it does
Mar 27 20:35:00 <kerio> it looks like it's flash_eraseall that's causing problems
Mar 27 20:35:05 <kerio> when doing flash_erase manually, it works
Mar 27 20:35:08 <Tootoot222> ic
Mar 27 20:35:14 <Tootoot222> it's probably ok to ignore then
Mar 27 20:35:20 <Tootoot222> see if it still boots after writing
Mar 27 20:35:59 <kerio> it boots, apparently
Mar 27 20:36:07 <kerio> hmm, apparently the rootdelay that i set now is waaaaaay too big
Mar 27 20:36:14 <kerio> i could've got away with 10 seconds
Mar 27 20:36:19 <kerio> it's 20
Mar 27 20:37:39 <mdm2k> realistically you can set it to 3 and be fine
Mar 27 20:40:19 <kerio> i'm not sure how fast my usb drive's spinup is
Mar 27 20:40:40 <kerio> i'll probably dial it down to 10
Mar 27 20:45:40 <kerio> woah, it took like 3 hours to have a usable system back
Mar 27 20:45:42 <kerio> ._.
Mar 27 20:45:59 <kerio> i suck as a sysadmin
Mar 27 20:47:30 <Tootoot222> XD
Mar 27 20:47:36 <Tootoot222> but now you know how to recover next time
Mar 27 20:47:44 <kerio> indeed
Mar 27 21:02:40 <kerio> and we're back to the usual bouncer :3
Mar 27 21:03:47 <Tootoot222> =)
Mar 28 01:13:03 <mijk> arrrrrgh ... I can't get minidlna to work ... everything seems to be in order but it still will not work. My PS3 can't even see it. Is another (temporary) media server causing it to not work?
Mar 28 01:16:29 <mijk> omg this is beyond annoying
Mar 28 01:16:40 <mijk> still nothing, I disabled minidlna on my router
Mar 28 01:19:30 <Tootoot222> mijk: does it have to be minidlna?
Mar 28 01:20:01 <mijk> I dunno, I tried: ushare, mediatomb, gstreamer, minidlna
Mar 28 01:20:06 <mijk> nothing works
Mar 28 01:20:29 <mijk> just thought maybe port forwarding might have helped minidlna to work .. nada
Mar 28 01:20:43 <Tootoot222> ushare works for my guruplug and TV
Mar 28 01:20:51 <mijk> reason I though minidlna might work is because that's what Tomato's using and it works
Mar 28 01:21:07 <Tootoot222> maybe you just haven't configured it right
Mar 28 01:21:13 <mijk> probably
Mar 28 01:21:40 <mijk> I spent hours looking for missing packages and creating symbolic links to fool ushare into working
Mar 28 01:21:52 <Tootoot222> lol..
Mar 28 01:22:07 <Tootoot222> i just emerged it on gentoo =p
Mar 28 01:22:14 <mijk> glad you find it funny, I still have a headache from that crap
Mar 28 01:22:21 <mijk> you're running gentoo on your guruplug?
Mar 28 01:22:24 <Tootoot222> yup
Mar 28 01:22:25 <Tootoot222> sheevaplug too
Mar 28 01:23:03 <mijk> ushare just fails thinking that eth0 and wlan0 are down
Mar 28 01:23:08 <mijk> no matter what I do
Mar 28 01:28:24 <mijk> I ran into the same problem with another server project I worked on, this time on x86
Mar 28 01:28:40 <mijk> not a single media server worked
Mar 28 01:30:05 <mijk> I compiled ushare and minidlna on my guruplug
Mar 28 01:30:10 <Tootoot222> have you tried coherence, ps3mediaserver, or rygel?
Mar 28 01:30:16 <mijk> no
Mar 28 01:31:08 <mijk> can they be run from shell?
Mar 28 01:33:52 <Tootoot222> probably
Mar 28 01:33:59 <Tootoot222> they're just daemons
Mar 28 01:34:03 <Tootoot222> i don't see why they would have a gui
Mar 28 01:34:10 <Tootoot222> maybe a webui, if anything
Mar 28 01:34:24 <Tootoot222> but i'm pretty sure most of those are designed with running on a server in mind
Mar 28 01:37:54 <mijk> alirght, I'll give those a try
Mar 28 01:50:56 <mijk> wow, I dunno ... ps3mediaserver didn't work
Mar 28 01:51:05 <Tootoot222> lol..?
Mar 28 01:51:10 <Tootoot222> you're running all this on your guruplug?
Mar 28 01:51:25 <mijk> running what?
Mar 28 01:51:31 <Tootoot222> the dlna servers
Mar 28 01:52:05 <mijk> yes
Mar 28 01:53:32 <Tootoot222> have you tried running any of them on another computer?
Mar 28 01:54:03 <mijk> well I had an x86 server set up a while back and couldn't get multiple dlna servers to work on that either
Mar 28 01:57:12 <mijk> I can get PS3 Media Server to work on my PC
Mar 28 01:57:36 <Tootoot222> so maybe it's just a configuration issue then?
Mar 28 01:57:37 <mijk> but the point of the plug is to offload as much as possible off the PC
Mar 28 01:57:39 <Tootoot222> since the server does work
Mar 28 01:57:42 <mijk> maybe
Mar 28 01:58:05 <mijk> but the configuration for ushare and minidlna seems pretty straightforward
Mar 28 01:58:20 <mijk> simple yes or no or add a value
Mar 28 02:03:17 <mijk> there's no reason whatsoever why they are not working
Mar 28 02:24:12 <mijk> time to give up
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