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Oct 17 03:03:41 <koen> insmod needs a filename (/lib/modules/2.6.43432432/bla/tun.ko)
Oct 17 03:03:57 <koen> modprobe can use a name 'modprone tun'
Oct 17 03:04:02 <koen> odprobe*
Oct 17 04:49:09 <jelle> ah
Oct 17 04:49:16 <jelle> that helps
Oct 17 06:20:49 <jelle> arg... it seems that the unlung openvpn has a fixed "Assertion failed at integer.h", but in openslug it is still there...
Oct 17 06:21:03 <jelle> can anybody ack this?
Oct 17 07:24:05 <NAiL> jelle: are you sure?
Oct 17 07:24:17 <NAiL> jelle: which openslug-version?
Oct 17 07:24:30 <NAiL> (and what openvpn version?)
Oct 17 07:30:52 <NAiL> ugh
Oct 17 07:31:08 <NAiL> it appears that 2.0rc1 is in the feed... it wasn't fixed until 2.0
Oct 17 07:31:59 <NAiL> jelle: Should be fixed within an hour or so ;)
Oct 17 07:32:28 <kolla_> phew... 
Oct 17 07:33:02 <kolla_> I've been busy lately.. I think my openslug monotone stuff is out of sync since weeks.. 
Oct 17 07:34:02 <jelle> :)
Oct 17 07:34:05 <NAiL> yeah, I'm trying to get mine updated now, and I've only been off for ... three-four days :P
Oct 17 07:34:45 <kolla_> maybe I should erase and rewind :)
Oct 17 07:35:04 <jelle> supposed to be a build/gcc/optimisation problem... as far as I could tell
Oct 17 07:35:17 <NAiL> jelle: yup, looks like a gcc bug
Oct 17 07:40:57 <kolla_> anyone got a tip on how to extract only the kernel sources from the openslug repository?
Oct 17 07:42:14 <kolla_> only possible throug monotone?
Oct 17 07:42:14 <NAiL> you mean the patches?
Oct 17 07:42:19 <kolla_> yes
Oct 17 07:42:38 <NAiL> well, IIRC, the patches are also in CVS
Oct 17 07:42:39 <kolla_> want to make an ebuild
Oct 17 07:42:47 <kolla_> aha
Oct 17 07:43:10 <NAiL> but don't ask me how to get them :P
Oct 17 07:43:25 <kolla_> ok :)
Oct 17 07:51:18 <jelle> NAiL: should I do another "ipkg -force-depends install openvpn" ?
Oct 17 07:54:29 <NAiL> hang on a little while, then ipkg update && ipkg install openvpn
Oct 17 07:54:38 <NAiL> it *should* install 2.0 instead of rc1
Oct 17 07:54:59 <NAiL> did you have problems with deps?
Oct 17 08:02:21 <jelle> it seemed that it didn't pickup the openssl automatically.
Oct 17 08:03:15 <koen> does 2.0-r0 sort higher as 2.0rc ?
Oct 17 08:04:45 <NAiL> koen: no
Oct 17 08:04:49 <NAiL> it should
Oct 17 08:04:59 <NAiL> actually, the bb should be named -rc1
Oct 17 08:05:18 <jelle> it is now called (2.0rc1-r2)
Oct 17 08:05:32 <NAiL> dunno about ipkg though
Oct 17 08:05:51 <NAiL> blargh
Oct 17 08:15:12 <jelle> not so happy NAiL?
Oct 17 08:16:41 <NAiL> because bitbake ofcourse thought rc1 was newer, and put 2.0 in morgue/
Oct 17 08:16:47 <NAiL> fixing now
Oct 17 08:18:50 <NAiL> jelle: ipkg update now, the feeds are updated
Oct 17 08:19:03 <NAiL> s/feeds are/feed is/
Oct 17 08:21:41 <jelle> Package openvpn (2.0rc1-r2) installed in root is up to date.
Oct 17 08:22:05 <jelle> I'll run to the store first, to give it some time.
Oct 17 08:22:06 <NAiL> check the -force options
Oct 17 08:22:24 <NAiL> it's thinking it's got a newer version than the one in the feed
Oct 17 08:22:29 <koen> -force-downgrade probably
Oct 17 08:23:02 <koen> ipkg install http://url/to/openvpn.ipk -force-downgrade would be the quickest way
Oct 17 08:23:11 <jelle> nope
Oct 17 08:23:12 <jelle> bbl
Oct 17 08:48:51 <jelle> ok, do you know the url?
Oct 17 08:51:25 <jelle> probably this : http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/unslung/cross/openvpn_2.0.2-1_armeb.ipk  ?
Oct 17 08:52:38 <jelle> eh.no. that was unslung. stupid me
Oct 17 08:53:27 <jelle> how about http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/openslug/cross/2.7-beta/openvpn_2.0-r1_armeb.ipk ?
Oct 17 08:54:35 <jelle> Downgrading  openvpn on root from 2.0rc1-r2 to 2.0-r1...
Oct 17 08:57:42 <jelle> hurray! it works! I think... more testing to be done, but looks ok. Thanks!
Oct 17 08:57:52 <NAiL> yeah, the selftest should work now
Oct 17 09:18:26 <jelle> i'm already connecting over vpn, which didn't work before, so I'm happy enough :)
Oct 17 09:29:26 <jelle> ok. now I'm getting the "Segmentation fault"  again. What can I do about that?
Oct 17 09:29:48 <NAiL> huh?
Oct 17 09:32:07 <jelle> i've had this before.
Oct 17 09:32:09 <jelle> on both slugs.
Oct 17 09:32:17 <NAiL> with ipkg?
Oct 17 09:32:21 <jelle> no.
Oct 17 09:32:23 <jelle> yes.
Oct 17 09:32:25 <jelle> actually.
Oct 17 09:32:32 <jelle> I was doing a install samba
Oct 17 09:32:34 <jelle> boom
Oct 17 09:33:02 <jelle> this time I could do a reboot though
Oct 17 09:33:15 <jelle> any ideas on that? logfiles i could check? anything?
Oct 17 09:33:18 <NAiL> do "dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/null bs=1M count=32", then retry...
Oct 17 09:34:14 <jelle> what does that do?\
Oct 17 09:34:26 <NAiL> clear the cache basically
Oct 17 09:34:32 <jelle> right
Oct 17 09:34:36 <NAiL> helps identifying problem that are caused by bad ram
Oct 17 09:35:08 <jelle> seems to be ok.
Oct 17 09:35:48 <NAiL> the dd should work just fine, I'm wondering about if ipkg segfaults when installing samba still
Oct 17 09:36:35 <jelle> I've had some of these problems combining mt-daapd with samba and openntpd
Oct 17 09:36:41 <jelle> on my other slug that is.
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Oct 18 07:14:41 <andrea_> hi to all
Oct 18 07:24:24 <eFfeM> hi
Oct 18 13:38:24 <bong> is it easy to upgrade from unslung to openslug?
Oct 18 13:38:39 <bong> (currently running unslung-5.5b)
Oct 18 13:39:04 <bong> oops, just read the /topic
Oct 18 13:47:15 <jelle> bong: yes and no. If you are familiar with unslung and know some linux, it is easy to start over with openslug. "upgrading" is not really an issue, I believe. But you'll already have a ext3 partition, a swap partition and so on... I'd save the /etc dir somewhere else to keep some config. I think you;'ll have to start all over though.
Oct 18 13:47:27 <jelle> what are you using it for now?
Oct 18 13:54:20 <bong> jelle: just using samba really
Oct 18 13:54:30 <bong> and ssh
Oct 18 13:55:05 <bong> am planning to run mt-daapd though, and I really want a system with less cruft
Oct 18 13:56:38 <bong> also, I'll probably want to experiment with adding RAM at some point: the thing is really starved at the moment
Oct 18 14:00:06 <jelle> I'm running mt-daapd and samba on one slug. running fine.
Oct 18 14:00:26 <jelle> if you need more ram, maybe you need a swap partition?
Oct 18 14:01:14 <jelle> or you can piggyback the memory. looks like a lot of miniscule work to me though
Oct 18 14:01:24 <bong> yeah, that's the thing
Oct 18 14:01:33 <bong> my soldering skills suck, so someone will have to do it for me
Oct 18 14:01:38 <jelle> there you go.
Oct 18 14:02:20 <jelle> I was sweating enough when I took the resistor out, wouldn't want to do the piggybacking
Oct 18 14:02:43 <jelle> needed a enlarging-glass or what you call it.
Oct 18 14:02:52 <bong> I had a bit of trouble with the resistor too. Ended up using a tiny nail clipper on the thing..
Oct 18 14:03:10 <bong> Not pretty, but at least it worked
Oct 18 14:03:13 <jelle> sure.
Oct 18 14:03:29 <jelle> probaby less chance of ruining something else
Oct 18 14:04:50 <bong> thanks for the help jelle. I'm off to install openslug now
Oct 18 14:06:28 <jelle> backup the "original" unslung partitions first, to be sure. 
Oct 18 14:07:23 <jelle> and have lots of fun with it.
Oct 18 14:07:53 <bong> jelle: thanks. I will :)
Oct 18 15:13:05 <orda> a little new help :) -- Im trying to make a package, Ive made the folder in ..../packages/mypack Ive made the .bb file and when I run bitbake -b mypack.bb it compiles fine but it does not produce an ipk package
Oct 18 15:13:37 <orda> I guess there is something Im missing
Oct 18 15:37:19 <orda> oh im using the openslig tarball by the way
Oct 18 15:37:28 <orda> openslug*
Oct 18 16:11:54 <p0ng> ok...I've just reflashed with openslug
Oct 18 16:12:02 <p0ng> and I can't seem to find the device IP
Oct 18 16:12:20 <p0ng> I've scanned the entire 192.168.*.* using nmap
Oct 18 16:13:39 <p0ng> nothing new wants to talk ssh to me
Oct 18 16:13:40 <p0ng> aargh
Oct 18 16:14:00 <jbowler-away> p0ng: was your machine configured to use DHCP?
Oct 18 16:14:34 <p0ng> no, static IP: 192.168.2.4
Oct 18 16:14:45 <jbowler-away> (and is the ready/status LED solid green)
Oct 18 16:15:01 <p0ng> yeah, the boot sequence happens as described in the wiki
Oct 18 16:15:54 <jbowler-away> Was the 192.168.2.4 the value you set in the initial (LinkSys) configuration (the settings from that config are what get used)?
Oct 18 16:16:27 <p0ng> yes, and the value used for unslung-5.5b
Oct 18 16:16:41 <p0ng> (I'm flashing from unslung)
Oct 18 16:18:27 <jbowler-away> Then it should be 192.168.2.4, try ping -b 192.168.2.255 (and, if that doesn't show something, try 192.168.1.255).
Oct 18 16:20:27 <p0ng> no dice
Oct 18 16:20:52 <p0ng> even if it wants to talk DHCP it's connected to a router with a DHCP server, so that should have worked too
Oct 18 16:21:00 <jbowler-away> Which version of openslug?
Oct 18 16:21:11 <p0ng> the latest beta: 27
Oct 18 16:21:13 <p0ng> 2.7
Oct 18 16:22:51 <p0ng> ah, fuck it
Oct 18 16:23:06 <p0ng> I'm plugging the slug into my computer so I can do some tcpdump'ing
Oct 18 16:23:10 <jbowler-away> I think something didn't get flashed - I'm not sure how the unslung flash works.
Oct 18 16:23:19 <p0ng> and see what's really going on
Oct 18 16:27:41 <jbowler-away> Still I can't see how the LED sequence would happen with mismatched kernel/rootfs.
Oct 18 16:31:34 <p0ng> it's all very mystifying
Oct 18 16:31:45 <jbowler-away> Hum, on the wiki:
Oct 18 16:31:46 <jbowler-away> The Maintenance Mode code is Unslung 4.20 is completely broken. This is a good thing, cause it caused us to move to RedBoot Upgrade Mode instead (which is far more reliable, and will be used for all future firmware versions). 
Oct 18 16:32:39 <jbowler-away> p0ng: what did you use to flash the image, upslug or upslug2?
Oct 18 16:32:50 <p0ng> the sercomm windows utility
Oct 18 16:33:02 <jbowler-away> Ah.
Oct 18 16:34:04 <jbowler-away> I don't think I've tried that with OpenSlug 2.7...
Oct 18 16:34:56 <p0ng> using tcpdump I see some communication with 224.0.0.251??
Oct 18 16:35:09 <p0ng> and that address is responding to pings
Oct 18 16:35:37 <p0ng> that can't be the slug, surely?
Oct 18 16:36:28 <jbowler-away> It might be, but there's something odd about that address.
Oct 18 16:37:54 <p0ng> yes
Oct 18 16:38:26 <p0ng> ssh: connect to host 224.0.0.251 port 22: Address family not supported by protocol family
Oct 18 16:40:47 <kolla_> 224 is multicast
Oct 18 16:42:42 <kolla_> 224.0.0.0/8 is reserved for multicast
Oct 18 16:43:30 <p0ng> ok, but what does that mean :)
Oct 18 16:43:45 <p0ng> I'm seeing stuff like ssh: connect to host 224.0.0.251 port 22: Address family not supported by protocol family
Oct 18 16:43:49 <p0ng> oops
Oct 18 16:43:51 <p0ng> wrong
Oct 18 16:43:55 <p0ng> 01:43:29.917756 IP 192.168.2.0.mdns > 224.0.0.251.mdns:  0 [4q] PTR? _afpovertcp._tcp.local. PTR? _nfs._tcp.local.[|domain]
Oct 18 16:44:10 <kolla_> windows :)
Oct 18 16:44:46 <p0ng> I'm using a Mac right now
Oct 18 16:45:01 <kolla_> that looks like windows domain stuff
Oct 18 16:45:11 <kolla_> but then again, macs have... this...
Oct 18 16:45:27 <kolla_> uhm.. "autoconf" or whatever it's called
Oct 18 16:46:19 <ByronT> autonegotiate is the ugly on macs...
Oct 18 16:46:33 <kolla_> multicast DNS stuff
Oct 18 16:46:51 <p0ng> wtf
Oct 18 16:47:00 <p0ng> I got something from 192.168.2.4
Oct 18 16:47:17 <ByronT> it forces a negotiation of duplex for every thread...  which absolutely kills stuff like a timed telnet
Oct 18 16:48:04 <kolla_> ByronT: right, the old mantra about macs and windows machines puking all sorts of weird packets on the network still yields :)
Oct 18 16:48:07 <p0ng> sounds nasty (although I don't really understand what you just said :-) )
Oct 18 16:49:14 <p0ng> yay!
Oct 18 16:49:20 <kolla_> found it? :)
Oct 18 16:49:26 <p0ng> don't ask me why, but it's actually working
Oct 18 16:49:41 <p0ng> on the old address 192.168.2.4 although it was definitely completely dead before
Oct 18 16:49:58 <kolla_> you have a switch in there?
Oct 18 16:50:51 <ByronT> there should be a word of warning that the network interface takes a loooooong time to come up on openslug the first time you boot into it
Oct 18 16:50:54 <kolla_> the lack of "spanning-tree portfast" fooled you perhaps? :)
Oct 18 16:50:54 <p0ng> um, what's the root password? uNSLUg doesn't work
Oct 18 16:51:07 <kolla_> opeNSLUng
Oct 18 16:51:10 <kolla_> I think
Oct 18 16:51:16 <kolla_> or..
Oct 18 16:51:18 <kolla_> opeNSLUg
Oct 18 16:51:24 <kolla_> the latter
Oct 18 16:51:37 <p0ng> kolla_ ok, that makes sense
Oct 18 16:52:04 <p0ng> ok, cool. I'm in
Oct 18 16:52:25 <kolla_> good :)
Oct 18 16:52:51 <p0ng> now, any hints on how to turnup using a disk that was previously used with unslung?
Oct 18 16:53:14 <ByronT> I seem to recall that the first time we generated an openslug binary for release, that the initial openslug boot takes forever.....
Oct 18 16:53:59 <jbowler-away> ByronT: it has to generate the dropbear key, rate of generation depends on /dev/random, which gets entropy from the net, so pinging it speeds it up ;-)
Oct 18 16:54:15 <kolla_> p0ng: well, wipe out your "conf" partition, and... use it for openslug? :)
Oct 18 16:54:33 <kolla_> or partition your disk as you like
Oct 18 16:54:52 <kolla_> jbowler-away: hah, lol :)
Oct 18 16:54:58 <ByronT> jbowler-away, oh, I knew there was a reason behind it - just trying to give p0ng a reason why the slug didn't respond initially
Oct 18 16:55:15 <kolla_> jbowler-away: finally good use for "ping -f"? :)
Oct 18 16:55:35 <jbowler-away> I thought about that, but while it is doing it the LED will flash green/yellow (dropbear startup is in rc2).
Oct 18 16:56:02 <p0ng> I think it has to do with the disk. It started to work once I unplugged that
Oct 18 16:56:11 <jbowler-away> Yes, ping -f will do it :)
Oct 18 16:56:34 <kolla_> it will make bootup superfast :)
Oct 18 16:57:15 <jbowler-away> Also ssh login and scp can sometimes hang in the session key generation.
Oct 18 16:59:12 <kolla_> what makes the /.recovery on external disk btw?
Oct 18 16:59:52 <kolla_> oh, never mind
Oct 18 16:59:58 <kolla_> I see the point now
Oct 18 17:02:28 <kolla_> hum.. does OZ use the same grand master makefile as openslug now?
Oct 18 17:07:45 <p0ng> cool! 20840K free
Oct 18 17:08:10 <p0ng> or at least before I add samba, cups and mt-daapd
Oct 18 17:09:50 <kolla_> :)
Oct 18 17:15:54 <p0ng> is it just placebo
Oct 18 17:16:05 <p0ng> or is openslug better at IO?
Oct 18 17:16:25 <orda> okay, I give up on the openslug tarball crosscompile env... after 3 weeks of nogo Ill try the unslung way
Oct 18 17:16:53 <orda> do packages buildt the unslung away work on openslug ?
Oct 18 17:17:14 <orda> they are both ipkg so they must I guess
Oct 18 17:17:42 <kolla_> not really
Oct 18 17:18:04 <orda> :(
Oct 18 17:18:20 <p0ng> ok, "/" is mounted on /dev/sda2
Oct 18 17:18:24 <p0ng> can I use ipkg now?
Oct 18 17:18:31 <kolla_> p0ng: yes
Oct 18 17:18:36 <p0ng> cool
Oct 18 17:18:47 <p0ng> followup question: how do I add swap?
Oct 18 17:19:09 <kolla_> in fstab
Oct 18 17:19:13 <kolla_> like on any other linux box
Oct 18 17:19:30 <kolla_> with openslug, that's what you get.. a more or less ordinary linux box :)
Oct 18 17:19:57 <kolla_> well, you have to make a swap partition, or swapfile ofcourse
Oct 18 17:20:37 <p0ng> yeah, I was more wondering about that second step.
Oct 18 17:20:49 <kolla_> swapfile?
Oct 18 17:20:52 <p0ng> unless I can just use the unslung one
Oct 18 17:20:59 <p0ng> kolla_ no, partition
Oct 18 17:21:08 <kolla_> ah, sure
Oct 18 17:21:38 <kolla_> just set up the unslung one in fstab
Oct 18 17:21:47 <p0ng> great
Oct 18 17:22:08 <p0ng> kudos to the openslug team
Oct 18 17:22:12 <p0ng> (that's you guys)
Oct 18 17:22:37 <rwhitby-web> p0ng: feel free to donate :-)
Oct 18 17:22:55 <p0ng> hey, I just might
Oct 18 17:23:10 <kolla_> all I did was making a ccxstream build - my list packages to do is growing though 
Oct 18 17:23:16 <kolla_> list of ..
Oct 18 17:23:36 <p0ng> ipkg.nslu2-linux.org is sloow
Oct 18 17:23:40 <p0ng> :(
Oct 18 17:24:03 <rwhitby-web> p0ng: did you see the message on nslu2-linux about the hardware failure?
Oct 18 17:24:07 <kolla_> ah, one of the pleasures of building everything yourself.. your own mirror is faster :)
Oct 18 17:24:51 <p0ng> rwhitby: no I didn't. I guess that explains the apache testpage I got earlier today when accessing the wiki?
Oct 18 17:24:58 <rwhitby-web> kolla_: re: master makefile - not that I know of - I think it's an nslu2-linux thing only
Oct 18 17:26:19 <kolla_> rwhitby-away: you're right, I just got confused of the oe tree
Oct 18 17:28:58 <kolla_> hm, think I'll buy another slug to replace my epia
Oct 18 17:29:58 <kolla_> or.. a minimac
Oct 18 17:31:29 <rwhitby-web> kolla_: iomega nas100d
Oct 18 17:31:37 <kolla_> ah yes
Oct 18 17:32:07 <rwhitby-web> twice the ram and flash of a slug, includes IDE and wireless too.  USD$180
Oct 18 17:33:10 <kolla_> yes, just need to find someone around here selling it :)
Oct 18 17:34:22 <kolla_> silly google, I tell it I only want resaults written in norwegian, and all I get is german :)
Oct 18 17:34:31 <kolla_> results
Oct 18 17:36:31 <p0ng> kolla_ that happens with swedish and french(??!) occasionally too
Oct 18 17:37:46 <kolla_> looks like sweden is the closes yes
Oct 18 17:38:21 <kolla_> dont find nas100d here in the country :P
Oct 18 17:38:50 <kolla_> p0ng: I guess google doesnt know the difference :)
Oct 18 17:40:02 <kolla_> ah. "nas 100d" gave me dealers :)
Oct 18 17:40:29 <kolla_> heh.. expencive 
Oct 18 17:48:55 <kolla_> rwhitby-away: they sell it with a 250GB disk here for about the same price as the cheapest mini-man
Oct 18 17:49:16 <rwhitby-web> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/NAS100d/HomePage
Oct 18 17:53:13 <kolla_> :)
Oct 18 17:54:27 <p0ng> ok guys, thanks for the help
Oct 18 17:54:30 <p0ng> bye
Oct 18 19:40:14 <orda> I am going to buy me a nslu2, is it posible to run it with a 128mb flash stick ?
Oct 18 19:40:43 <orda> unslung? openslug ?
Oct 18 19:41:46 <rwhitby-web> if you want to run unslung, you will need a 256MB stick, unless you are very experienced with linux and disk partition resizing.
Oct 18 19:42:09 <rwhitby-web> for openslug, it's just plain linux, so you can use what you want.
Oct 18 19:42:11 <orda> I have no problem running fdisk :)
Oct 18 19:42:17 <orda> okay nice
Oct 18 19:42:21 <orda> that is very nice indeed
Oct 18 19:43:13 <orda> is 128mb enough for let's say, openssl, tcl, perl ?
Oct 18 19:43:39 <orda> oh and iptables
Oct 18 19:43:41 <rwhitby-web> orda: have a look at the ipks and add them up.  I dunno.
Oct 18 19:44:29 <orda> oh, but, yes of course, Ill do that
Oct 18 19:46:00 <orda> well those adds up to.. 2MB :)
Oct 18 19:46:20 <orda> so if you can tell it like that I guess it not really a problem :)
Oct 18 19:48:01 <orda> Ill buy me one now then :)
Oct 18 20:14:42 <orda> later
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