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Mar 13 09:48:28 <giggiotto|2> I build my distro via 'online builder', I prepare my SD (boot and root), I copy the root filesystem in SD and the boot file that are located in boot dir in boot partition
Mar 13 15:23:36 <jmss> hi
Mar 13 15:24:02 <jmss> do you know why did this directory disappeared: http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/feeds/unstable/ipk/glibc/armv5te/machine/picosam9
Mar 13 15:24:55 <XorA> looks like an unsupported machines
Mar 13 15:27:41 <jmss> but was it once supported?
Mar 13 15:28:04 <XorA> only by luck probably
Mar 13 15:29:22 <XorA> the decision was taken to only upload packages with an actual machine maintainer
Mar 13 15:29:29 <jmss> when I run, "opkg update" in the console version of the Angstrom distro on the pico-sam9g45 board it tries to get package list from this directory
Mar 13 15:29:47 <jmss> oh, I see
Mar 13 15:30:18 <XorA> you can build them yourself
Mar 13 15:30:31 <XorA> and if so motivated even become machine maintainer
Mar 13 15:31:10 <jmss> ok, I will investigate that, thanks
Mar 13 16:50:32 <jmss> hi
Mar 13 16:51:02 <jmss> I've added a normal user to the system with adduser
Mar 13 16:51:30 <jmss> but it seems this new user lacks some "permissions"
Mar 13 16:51:49 <jmss> like DNS or HTTP connection, because when I try:
Mar 13 16:52:09 <jmss> user@picosam9:~$ svn ls https://subversion.assembla.com/svn/... svn: OPTIONS of 'https://subversion.assembla.com/...': Could not resolve hostname `subversion.assembla.com': No address associated with hostname (https://subversion.assembla.com)
Mar 13 16:52:17 <jmss> and then:
Mar 13 16:52:26 <jmss> user@picosam9:~$ svn ls https://64.250.188.50/svn/...                 svn: OPTIONS of 'https://64.250.188.50/svn/...': could not connect to server (https://64.250.188.50)
Mar 13 16:52:38 <jmss> I can execute these commands with root
Mar 13 16:53:08 <jmss> I've googled and checked the faq/wiki but found no answer.
Mar 13 16:56:17 <XorA> /etc/resolv.conf is valid?
Mar 13 16:57:23 <jmss> yes, it seems to have been filed bu my router's DHCP service
Mar 13 16:57:31 <jmss> filled
Mar 13 17:02:50 <jmss> hum:
Mar 13 17:03:02 <jmss> root@picosam9:~# telnet 64.250.188.50 443 Connection closed by foreign host
Mar 13 17:03:23 <jmss> user@picosam9:~$ telnet 64.250.188.50 443 telnet: socket: Permission denied
Mar 13 17:04:09 <jmss> while root attempt is closed on the destination, user's is closes in the machine
Mar 13 17:09:45 <jmss> is there the concept of linux groups in angstrom/busybox, like having to add a user to a group so that he can access a certain service/device?
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