**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Aug 08 23:59:57 2005 Aug 09 01:00:48 what options does addgroup (tinylogin) support? Aug 09 01:04:36 ah.. never used the evil powers of nickserv before :) Aug 09 01:07:12 good morning all Aug 09 01:07:37 morning Aug 09 01:08:46 hm, bash-style substitions inside variables doesnt work in bb-files? Aug 09 01:08:54 like... S=${WORKDIR}/${P/-node/} Aug 09 01:08:58 for instance Aug 09 01:20:15 DAKA2: I fixed my stacked ram chips today. Aug 09 01:20:23 landslide: !!! :-) Aug 09 01:20:27 they need to be reflowed. Aug 09 01:20:31 I fixed mine yesterday Aug 09 01:20:36 some connections were kinda floating. b;) Aug 09 01:20:39 64Mb working :-) Aug 09 01:20:44 sweeto!!!! Aug 09 01:20:49 I'm really jealous about that. Aug 09 01:20:56 Im going to make a 128Mb later today Aug 09 01:21:01 mine still doesn't boot with 128M though the ram is now much more stable. Aug 09 01:21:08 ah.. Aug 09 01:21:13 I have some surplus chips... Aug 09 01:21:16 256Mbit. Aug 09 01:21:20 i might be able to ship them. Aug 09 01:21:22 I have a pile too Aug 09 01:21:38 I need hotair to take mine off DIMM's Aug 09 01:21:39 the guys at work gave me a bunch of old windowsCE machines which they were throwing up Aug 09 01:21:53 unless you have a secret removal technique you want to share... :-) Aug 09 01:22:02 yeah now worries. Aug 09 01:22:05 sharing is caring. Aug 09 01:22:27 Cool. Aug 09 01:22:37 what the secret incantation? Aug 09 01:22:38 i'll get them to take off a few tomorrow... send me an e-mail Aug 09 01:22:53 the secret is a reflow station Aug 09 01:23:11 heh heh. Reflow station.. Aug 09 01:23:14 and a damn good techo at work who rocks at soldering surface mount :) Aug 09 01:23:32 I have a poopload of 8M16's on DIMM. Aug 09 01:23:36 i can't believe daka2 did it himself.. must have a steady hand. Aug 09 01:23:38 hotair reflow... Aug 09 01:23:41 anyway.. brb... dinner Aug 09 01:23:44 ok Aug 09 01:23:57 I'll catch you when you get back. Aug 09 01:37:16 dyoung-zzzz: well.. steady hand is good, small tip soldering iron.. to remove them I used a buthane gas torch :-) you know, the ~ 900 degC type :-) Aug 09 01:38:02 and when removing from the slug Im going to use some solderwick and when moste of the solder is gone just pry them off, should work Aug 09 01:47:25 whoa, thats pretty hard core! Aug 09 01:52:12 oh, and.. the gas flame should be far from the thing to desolder.. very far... Aug 09 02:06:09 landslide: make sure you keep some of the big chips there for the slug I'm gonna send you when this is all worked out :-) Aug 09 02:08:48 hahaha :) Aug 09 02:09:02 dyoung-zzzz: can you email me your funky irc log rotation scripts? Aug 09 02:09:51 Ok Aug 09 02:11:00 I'm setting up a local T-6h, T-12hm T-18h, T-24h with fixed names for each of them (as opposed to a date based naming scheme) Aug 09 02:12:34 damn it's still unreliable.. Aug 09 02:14:13 landslide: and distinctive pattern? Aug 09 02:14:16 any* Aug 09 02:14:19 no Aug 09 02:14:25 but likely the higher address lines. Aug 09 02:14:53 Theres a basic API for loglibrary too. I havnt poked at it yet... Aug 09 02:15:40 or was this gonna be for the autobuildlogs? Aug 09 02:20:17 dyoung-zzzz: no, this is just for my private LAN logs Aug 09 02:20:45 ok. its sent. It was originally on a slug; so thats why /bin/ash . Aug 09 02:22:18 thx Aug 09 02:22:44 But I am thinking of scp'ing the buildlogs over to nugabe after each build, so that others can debug. Aug 09 02:23:03 I can 0WnZ uR S1ug! Aug 09 02:23:15 Good plan. Aug 09 02:23:58 something like www.nslu2-linux.org/autobuild-{nudi,gastro,banana}.log Aug 09 02:24:28 should make it at least 2 deep. Aug 09 02:24:51 so one can see the previous one Aug 09 02:38:52 ok, add a -curr.log and -prev.log, and only copy -curr to -prev if the autobuild was successful ? Aug 09 02:40:48 do we want to keep simply the previous and the current (which will be the same if there is a consistent failure), of the previous successful and the current (although successfull builds quickly become uninteresting as nothing is rebuilt) Aug 09 02:41:01 s/, of/, or/ Aug 09 02:41:46 (note that -curr.log will only be copied after all build attempts for that cycle are complete - openslug, unslung, ucslugc, optware-nslu2, optware-wl500g) Aug 09 02:44:28 dyoung-zzzz: are you using ctrlproxy anywhere yet? Aug 09 02:44:46 yeah, thats what I meant. A view of the last successful one. Aug 09 02:45:10 Yes, ctrlproxy has been running on HomeSlug for several weeks now Aug 09 02:45:21 I didnt bother changing the download location yet. Aug 09 02:45:29 is the config easy? Aug 09 02:45:32 and the .bb needs to add the sample configuration. Aug 09 02:45:46 I can send you mine; and we can work out a generic one. Aug 09 02:45:55 should I change over to it from miau ? Aug 09 02:46:33 I like that you can connect to multiple servers; though I havnt actually done that yet. Aug 09 02:47:05 ah, that would be good for monotone Aug 09 02:47:13 that's enough of a reason Aug 09 02:47:18 right. I should try it. Aug 09 02:47:31 in fact I'll try it right now. Aug 09 02:47:58 ok, I'll change over tonight. Can you send me your config after you've got the multiple servers working? Aug 09 02:48:11 can you remind me the monotone channel information? Aug 09 02:49:03 irc://irc.oftc.net/#monotone Aug 09 02:52:09 rwhitby-away: did you see the script from patrick ohly? Aug 09 02:54:25 the keep the last propagate point and do explicit merge from there script? Aug 09 02:55:35 koen: did you just see that monotone 0.22 is released, with a --lca option to merge? Aug 09 02:55:48 no, missed that one Aug 09 02:56:00 * koen downlaods some debs Aug 09 02:56:10 just came across monotone-devel list Aug 09 02:57:25 yes i fixed it Aug 09 02:57:37 it BOOOTS! Aug 09 02:57:40 128M. Aug 09 02:57:43 :) Aug 09 02:57:46 ~praise landslide Aug 09 02:58:12 no need for reflow station. my soldering iron has a really small tip and i had some solder paste handy Aug 09 02:58:17 good enough to do the trick Aug 09 02:58:39 root@SLUG:~# cat /proc/meminfo Aug 09 02:58:39 MemTotal: 128056 kB Aug 09 02:58:40 MemFree: 118760 kB Aug 09 02:58:41 Buffers: 0 kB Aug 09 02:58:43 SWEEET Aug 09 02:59:17 looks like landslide hosts the openslug native builds on his slug :-) Aug 09 02:59:23 ~rarr~ Aug 09 03:08:44 if I didn't have lots of work to do I'd make a 128M one right now.. and if that works I might remake my 64M one into a 128M too Aug 09 03:10:06 now we have overclocked and upgraded the slugs: case-modding! Aug 09 03:10:14 Neon! Aug 09 03:10:18 haha Aug 09 03:10:27 ok, I'll make something later Aug 09 03:11:50 koen: case-modding has already been done. There's a slug out there with an LCD implanted in the case. Aug 09 03:12:34 heh, I'm going to do that, have a couple of small LCDs Aug 09 03:15:07 no way are there photos? Aug 09 03:15:18 i have done make update in like 3 weeks Aug 09 03:15:22 is it going to take ages? Aug 09 03:15:27 master make i mean Aug 09 03:19:49 landslide: probably faster to download a new db - see the setup target in the makefile Aug 09 03:23:46 ping Aug 09 03:24:09 an I here? Aug 09 03:24:39 dyoung-zzzz: yes Aug 09 03:27:47 ok cool, it works! Aug 09 03:28:26 now to sanitize... Aug 09 03:29:58 if i've compiled all the packages how do I get the device (with ipkg) to grab them off my pc? Aug 09 03:30:03 is it just via http? Aug 09 03:32:43 landslide: ftp:, http:, or rsync over and use file: Aug 09 03:33:17 or nfs and use file: Aug 09 03:33:20 ok. Aug 09 03:33:21 hehe Aug 09 03:33:44 I usually rsync over to /home/feed/ on the slug and use file:///home/feed :-) Aug 09 03:34:08 don't forget to run ipkg-make-index -p Packages . Aug 09 03:34:08 I have deploy nfsmounted at /deploy and use file:///deploy/ipk Aug 09 03:34:30 when will it all be available publically? Aug 09 03:35:04 koen: I just rsync over the whole tmp/deploy/ipk directory :-) Aug 09 03:35:09 DaKa2 will 0WnZ uR S1uG Aug 09 03:35:23 ... Aug 09 03:35:37 when he makes his private feed available. :-) Aug 09 03:35:50 hehe. Aug 09 03:37:49 guys, what is this: Aug 09 03:37:52 Pid: 146, comm: jffs2_gcd_mtd4 Aug 09 03:37:52 CPU: 0 Aug 09 03:37:52 pc : [] lr : [] Not tainted Aug 09 03:37:53 sp : c4321af4 ip : ffff90bc fp : c4321b10 Aug 09 03:37:54 r10: c4321b14 r9 : c01ad2c0 r8 : c01c48b4 Aug 09 03:37:55 r7 : 00000000 r6 : 60000013 r5 : c01c52f0 r4 : c4310b18 Aug 09 03:37:55 r3 : 00000000 r2 : 00000001 r1 : 00000000 r0 : ffffffff Aug 09 03:37:57 Flags: nZCv IRQs on FIQs on Mode SVC_32 Segment kernel Aug 09 03:38:03 is that a crash? Aug 09 03:38:07 landslide: the unstable feed is available publicly Aug 09 03:38:26 does it have apache and php ? Aug 09 03:38:52 dunno - are they in openslug-packages.bb ? Aug 09 03:39:06 or openslug-native-packages.bb ? Aug 09 03:39:53 rwhitby: Sent. Aug 09 03:42:03 dyoung-zzzz: thx Aug 09 03:46:17 heh Aug 09 03:46:33 security is not my forte: I forgot my slugs root password Aug 09 03:46:35 anyone notice the little choke next to the ram gets warm? Aug 09 03:46:38 is that normal? Aug 09 03:47:49 koen: reboot with the disk unplugged, and it will revert to the password in the flash Aug 09 03:48:02 doing that as we speak :) Aug 09 03:48:04 * rwhitby might go offline - updating homeslug to latest openslug Aug 09 04:12:53 koen: mine doesnt even have a password.. I mean, I dont have any console to log into anyways :) Aug 09 04:13:38 kolla: mine was runnign with opeNSLUg as rootpassword attached to the internet Aug 09 04:13:48 so I changed it into something more secure Aug 09 04:14:21 hehe Aug 09 04:15:04 hm, in gentoo I can say SRC_URI="mirror://sourceforge/bla/blabla.tgz", is there something like that in openslug? Aug 09 04:15:21 ${SOURCEFORGE_MIRROR} Aug 09 04:15:46 ah Aug 09 04:16:21 there are more of those, grep for MIRROR in conf/ Aug 09 04:16:36 yes, if I had done grep -i instead of just grep, I'd found it :) Aug 09 04:56:09 hi all Aug 09 04:56:26 have a question regarding usb enclosure under openslug... could i ask here ? Aug 09 04:57:22 i have an usb enclosure which support 2 HD on a single IDE channel Aug 09 04:57:45 under openslug i only see one, is this right/normal ? Aug 09 04:58:39 can you postbin the appropriate bits of dmesg output? Aug 09 04:59:00 yeah just minute Aug 09 05:01:23 hub 3-0:1.0: USB hub found Aug 09 05:01:23 hub 3-0:1.0: 2 ports detected Aug 09 05:01:24 usb 1-1: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 2 Aug 09 05:01:24 Initializing USB Mass Storage driver... Aug 09 05:01:24 usb 1-2: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 3 Aug 09 05:01:26 scsi0 : SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices Aug 09 05:01:29 usb-storage: device found at 2 Aug 09 05:01:31 usb-storage: waiting for device to settle before scanning Aug 09 05:01:34 scsi1 : SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices Aug 09 05:01:36 usbcore: registered new driver usb-storage Aug 09 05:01:39 USB Mass Storage support registered. Aug 09 05:01:41 i2c /dev entries driver Aug 09 05:01:44 usb-storage: device found at 3 Aug 09 05:01:47 usb-storage: waiting for device to settle before scanning Aug 09 05:01:49 LOADED Xicor x1205 RTC Dvr v0.9.3.3NPW Aug 09 05:01:52 Xicor x1205 RTC Dvr v0.9.3.3NPW attached on adapter Aug 09 05:01:54 NET: Registered protocol family 1 Aug 09 05:01:57 Vendor: HITACHI_ Model: DK23CA-15 Rev: 00H2 Aug 09 05:01:59 Type: Direct-Access ANSI SCSI revision: 00 Aug 09 05:02:01 Vendor: USB 2.0 Model: Storage Device Rev: 0100 Aug 09 05:02:04 Type: Direct-Access ANSI SCSI revision: 00 Aug 09 05:02:06 SCSI device sda: 29498113 512-byte hdwr sectors (15103 MB) Aug 09 05:02:09 sda: assuming drive cache: write through Aug 09 05:02:12 SCSI device sda: 29498113 512-byte hdwr sectors (15103 MB) Aug 09 05:02:14 sda: assuming drive cache: write through Aug 09 05:02:16 sda: sda1 Aug 09 05:02:19 Attached scsi disk sda at scsi0, channel 0, id 0, lun 0 Aug 09 05:02:21 SCSI device sdb: 490234752 512-byte hdwr sectors (251000 MB) Aug 09 05:02:24 sdb: assuming drive cache: write through Aug 09 05:02:27 usb-storage: device scan complete Aug 09 05:02:29 SCSI device sdb: 490234752 512-byte hdwr sectors (251000 MB) Aug 09 05:02:32 sdb: assuming drive cache: write through Aug 09 05:02:34 sdb: sdb1 sdb2 Aug 09 05:02:37 sorry Aug 09 05:02:39 oops Aug 09 05:02:43 is my IDE Enclosure chipset not support (for two driver ?) Aug 09 05:02:50 is ther some doc / wiki about this ? Aug 09 05:04:12 nineteen: it seems it detects both sda and sdb Aug 09 05:04:28 yeah i have one enclosure on sda (with one driver) Aug 09 05:04:40 en one enclosure on second port (with two drives) Aug 09 05:04:41 oop, I meant pastebin; ie: pastebin.ca. But that will do. do you in fact have a 16GB and 250GB disk on your enclosure? Aug 09 05:04:56 usb1 : sda (16gb) Aug 09 05:04:58 You might need to enable multi_lun Aug 09 05:05:08 usb2 : sdb (and sdc?) 250 & 100 Aug 09 05:05:21 multi_lin: ok thanks for the tipss Aug 09 05:05:33 any starting point (in the kernel or is this just a parma?) Aug 09 05:05:33 heh Aug 09 05:05:42 that multiple lun thing had me going for ages Aug 09 05:05:47 are you building this yourself? Aug 09 05:05:49 in the kernel Aug 09 05:05:56 noe using the lastest binary Aug 09 05:06:00 damm Aug 09 05:06:01 :( Aug 09 05:06:30 You'll need to be setup to build it. Then the file you want is openembedded/packages/linux/openslug-kernel-2.6.12.2/defconfig. Aug 09 05:06:34 dyoung-zzzz: multiple luins would be nice to have into the default config Aug 09 05:06:37 luns* Aug 09 05:07:08 dyoung: thanks Aug 09 05:07:24 koen: yourue probably right. But since I dont have any multi-lun devices, I dont want to be the one to commit it in case it breaks something else. :-) Aug 09 05:07:34 ;) Aug 09 05:07:38 :) Aug 09 05:07:57 i have one mor ide channel on the enclosur, wondering if it's working too (on electronic level) Aug 09 05:08:03 However, it seems we may have a nice tester here... :-) Aug 09 05:08:08 ah ah Aug 09 05:08:15 should we enable multi-lun by default on openslug? Aug 09 05:08:23 yep but i need to setup a build environnment Aug 09 05:08:28 and that will take me some time Aug 09 05:08:56 if you have a binray with multi_lun enbaled I LL HAPPILLY test it ;) Aug 09 05:11:52 Is it SCSI_MULTI_LUN ? Aug 09 05:12:14 (for what i know, i think, yes) Aug 09 05:16:09 that sounds right... Aug 09 05:16:38 most cardreaders use multiple luns too Aug 09 05:16:59 sounds cool Aug 09 05:17:59 koen: Oh yeah! I have a multi-card reader to fiddle with. Aug 09 05:18:21 I'm recalling that the printers with the card reader were multilun too Aug 09 05:19:46 * koen still has an old parallelport printer Aug 09 05:20:10 i have too some kind of nasty usb gadget Aug 09 05:20:19 card reader and tvtuner Aug 09 05:20:29 and so on... Aug 09 05:20:40 is anyone trying to build with utli_lun ? Aug 09 05:21:53 I have a feeling rwhitby is. Aug 09 05:22:33 rwhitby: could you keep me informed if you build a multi_lun image ? Aug 09 05:24:25 nineteen: building now Aug 09 05:24:38 ok nice Aug 09 05:26:52 g Aug 09 05:32:35 I wrote a patch for the setup-host-debian script in the master makefile Aug 09 05:33:22 but it requires that NSLU2-Linux set up a very small debian repository containing the monotone version installed on the server Aug 09 05:34:27 (Also made a small update to the setup-host-gentoo script to add bzip2) Aug 09 05:34:39 blaster8: I think it's easier just to tell people to install the latest monotone version from venge.net first. Aug 09 05:34:39 http://people.pwf.cam.ac.uk/mlj28/makefilechanges Aug 09 05:35:10 but what if 0.22 is incompatible with 0.21 Aug 09 05:35:19 it isn't :) Aug 09 05:35:45 well, I've set up a repo on some of my webspace to test this and it works ok Aug 09 05:35:51 blaster8: in general, our server will normally track the latest version of monotone pretty closely. Aug 09 05:35:56 there are also other changes Aug 09 05:36:11 yep, we'll definitely pick up the other changes, thanks. Aug 09 05:37:02 the trouble with a debian repo is that someone needs to remember to keep it up to date. We try and reduce the maintenance overhead, and this would just increase it for not a whole lot of benefit. Aug 09 05:37:56 And I'm not all that comfortable messing with people's /etc/apt/sources.list files :-) Aug 09 05:38:15 I know that I personally wouldn't want a makefile messing with mine ... Aug 09 05:38:39 ok - just wanted to get the script equivalent to gentoo Aug 09 05:38:40 "why can't I have my ipkg install stuff to $HOME?" Aug 09 05:38:51 but debian isn't that flexible Aug 09 05:39:49 interesting quote here: 'you can (will) screw up your system by installing indivvidual deb files' Aug 09 05:40:39 how do I get file information? Aug 09 05:40:50 say what security settings in octal? Aug 09 05:42:06 nite all. Aug 09 05:42:14 night Aug 09 05:42:15 'night dyoung Aug 09 05:42:39 nite dyoung Aug 09 05:47:33 morning Aug 09 05:48:18 I hope we'll switch to MT 0.22 in the near future as I heard it has a merging feature. Aug 09 05:48:35 I'm not if that will help me or not but anything new is good. Aug 09 05:54:04 VoodooZ_Work: you can switch now - it's a client update, and the server protocol has not changed. Aug 09 05:56:51 nineteen: got somewhere I can ftp an image too? Aug 09 05:57:15 rwhitby, I see. thanks Aug 09 05:58:48 I'll definitely try that new merge thing as I'm fed up of those merges. (I have not changed a single file in weeks and I still get them every update). Aug 09 06:00:10 OK, I've fixed this so that monotone isn't installed - http://people.pwf.cam.ac.uk/mlj28/makefilechanges Aug 09 06:04:57 thx - I've added those changes. Aug 09 06:05:24 If you push them to the website, I can update the wiki Aug 09 06:05:48 it's happening as we speak. Aug 09 06:06:00 thanks Aug 09 06:06:26 Is monotone 0.22 completely compatible with the 0.21 server? Aug 09 06:07:26 blaster8: apparently so. I haven't tested it myself. Aug 09 06:07:42 the server will be updated to 0.22 sometime in the next 24 hours anyway ... Aug 09 06:08:53 nineteen: did you want that multi-lun image or not? Aug 09 06:09:14 blaster8: it's up Aug 09 06:10:10 hate to say it, but you missed a really subtle change in the grep command on setup-host-gentoo Aug 09 06:10:30 but it'll be important with the upgrade to 0.22 Aug 09 06:10:42 which line? Aug 09 06:11:09 second and fourth line Aug 09 06:11:37 just add the monotone-0.21 and boost-1.32 descriptor (as opposed to monotone and boost) Aug 09 06:12:25 rwhitby: did you make your multilun image avaible online ? Aug 09 06:12:32 I can host it Aug 09 06:15:51 i'm having trouble getting apache2 to list the files in my tmp/deploy/ipk directory Aug 09 06:16:07 i think it has to do with the setgui permission in /home/slug Aug 09 06:20:07 nineteen: it's uploading now (will be another 10 minutes - I have a slow upload pipe) Aug 09 06:21:13 ok Aug 09 06:22:41 anyone ever seen this? Aug 09 06:22:41 vmdebian:/home/slug/openslug/tmp/deploy/ipk# chgrp www-data * Aug 09 06:22:42 -su: /bin/chgrp: Argument list too long Aug 09 06:22:43 v Aug 09 06:23:24 Try: chgrp -R www-data . Aug 09 06:23:44 yeah that workedl. Aug 09 06:28:27 nineteen: It will be at http://www.nslu2-linux.org/openslug-nslu2-20050806024953.flashdisk.img for the next 10 minutes. Let me know when you've got it. Aug 09 06:28:52 start now Aug 09 06:29:14 md5sum is d1e211c51ae891b1732bcf2517adc962 Aug 09 06:32:36 how do i get apache2 to show me a file listing of a directory in the browser? Aug 09 06:32:51 like if i browse to http:/localhost/slug2/ Aug 09 06:34:46 done, md5 ok Aug 09 06:34:56 thanks i ll try it right now Aug 09 06:35:44 removed the file Aug 09 06:50:12 hmmm Aug 09 06:50:26 what is the magic command to flash a new kernel in linux? Aug 09 06:50:37 reflash -i foo.img Aug 09 06:50:44 thanks Aug 09 06:50:49 (whole image, not just kernel) Aug 09 06:51:04 -k for the kernel? Aug 09 06:51:22 dunno - I always use -i Aug 09 06:51:50 reflash: writing kernel to /dev/mtdblock2 Aug 09 06:51:54 that's with -k Aug 09 06:52:10 seems to work Aug 09 06:52:21 should be ok as long as the kernel version doesn't change (in which case your modules would be stuffed) Aug 09 06:52:25 * koen crosses fingers and types reboot Aug 09 06:52:57 I ipkg upgraded from 2.0 to unstable Aug 09 06:53:07 (on the hd) Aug 09 06:53:44 * koen starts to think that was a bad idea Aug 09 06:53:53 you should really use reflash -i, to make sure that the contents of the flash is updated, so that everything before the pivot_root is consistent Aug 09 06:54:43 I realize that now Aug 09 06:54:50 especially due to all the cool stuff that jbowler put in to save the configuration across reflash -i Aug 09 06:54:53 * koen does the magic reset sequence Aug 09 06:55:02 flashing Aug 09 06:55:27 what's the latest and greatest image? Aug 09 06:55:38 2.6-beta? Aug 09 06:55:51 koen: 2.6-beta is what builds right now Aug 09 06:56:07 a 2.5-beta binary is being prepared Aug 09 06:56:41 and nineteen has the very latest image :-) Aug 09 06:57:14 rwhitby: working! Aug 09 06:57:23 thanks alot guy Aug 09 06:59:13 rwhitby: could i "ipkg" without fear on this version ? Aug 09 06:59:20 it should be in the feeds in the next hour sometime Aug 09 06:59:34 that's working for me, could i help in giving my enclosure chipset spec ? Aug 09 06:59:56 nineteen: put it in the database in the nslu2-general yahoo group Aug 09 07:00:24 Well, version 0.22 of monotone is definitely faster Aug 09 07:04:26 the openslug page only lists 2.0 Aug 09 07:04:37 is there a super secret location with newer stuff? Aug 09 07:04:43 images. no. Aug 09 07:04:54 gotta build it yourself :-) Aug 09 07:05:59 I've been considering putting snapshot images from the autobuild somewhere .... but first I have to work out how to stop the image being rebuilt when nothing changes. Aug 09 07:06:05 this is not right is it? Aug 09 07:06:05 root@SLUG:/etc# ipkg update Aug 09 07:06:05 Downloading http://192.168.10.104/slug/Packages Aug 09 07:06:06 Updated list of available packages in /usr/lib/ipkg/lists/nslu2-oe Aug 09 07:06:07 Downloading http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/openslug/cross/2.4-beta/Packages.gz Aug 09 07:06:17 it should be pointing to my local feed. Aug 09 07:06:39 isn't that the first entry? Aug 09 07:06:50 landslide: what do you have in /etc/ipkg/... ? Aug 09 07:07:25 3 files Aug 09 07:07:40 all i modified was etc/ipkg.conf Aug 09 07:07:50 wrong file to modify Aug 09 07:07:55 i added src nslug2-oe http://192.168.10.104/slug Aug 09 07:08:13 i was going by this : http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/OpenSlug/IpkgFeed Aug 09 07:08:54 can you change that wiki page to tell people to edit /etc/ipkg/cross-feed.conf instead? Aug 09 07:08:54 so which file should i modify Aug 09 07:09:34 yep i can do that. Aug 09 07:09:43 and this one too: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/OpenEmbedded/AutomaticallySettingTheIpkgIpkServer :-) Aug 09 07:10:20 :) Aug 09 07:10:25 what about native-feed.conf Aug 09 07:10:45 if you've got a replacement native feed you can edit that too Aug 09 07:11:54 oh, hang on, your new 128MB slug *is* the native feed build machine, so you could just use file:/// in there ;-) Aug 09 07:13:29 i have done a build open-slug on my desktop Aug 09 07:13:40 and the tmp/deploy/ipk is available on apache2 Aug 09 07:13:50 so do I need to modify the native feed? Aug 09 07:13:54 no Aug 09 07:14:06 ok Aug 09 07:14:12 ah it's WORKING :) Aug 09 07:14:27 awesome i have my nano editor. Aug 09 07:14:30 life is easy again Aug 09 07:15:21 ok i'll modify the wiki and head to be. Aug 09 07:15:24 bed. that is. Aug 09 07:15:29 great success tonight. Aug 09 07:16:06 well done Aug 09 07:16:28 i'm just going to just append the wiki at this stage... Aug 09 07:16:42 i don't know enough about what i did to write about the whole thing. Aug 09 07:16:53 atleast that should be enough so others don't fall in the same trap Aug 09 07:17:13 prepend so they see the new stuff first Aug 09 07:18:22 nineteen: feeds are updated to match the image you have Aug 09 07:18:36 nice Aug 09 07:18:37 you need to be pulling from the unstable feed Aug 09 07:19:04 i have currently the soldering iron to test if my enclosur have 2xIDE ;) Aug 09 07:19:15 ill try installing package in half an hour Aug 09 07:22:09 night all Aug 09 07:28:38