**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue May 17 23:59:56 2005 May 18 12:10:22 hello all! May 18 12:10:39 is it normal in 4.20 that /opt is not a symlink? May 18 12:11:20 if you mase a /sbin/unsling disk1, then yes May 18 12:11:28 a/mase/made May 18 12:12:13 aha May 18 12:12:31 but when i did 'ipkg install' something, I got an error saying that there was no more room May 18 12:12:47 so i thought 'let's act like i know something about this' May 18 12:12:50 rm -rf'ed /opt May 18 12:13:02 and symlinked it to /share/hdd/data/opt May 18 12:13:07 was that very bad? May 18 12:13:10 or just a little? May 18 12:13:11 so, had you've read the readme? and, had you done /sbin/slingover? May 18 12:13:27 well hmm May 18 12:13:31 * roel_san looks away May 18 12:13:48 * roel_san whistles May 18 12:14:08 the good news is that i didn't have any data or anything on the disk May 18 12:14:35 otherwise I wouldn't have done anything to it that i thought could be dangerous May 18 12:14:51 what i tried to do was get a completely blank 4.20 installation May 18 12:14:53 but you've done an update from 3.x to 4.x? May 18 12:15:09 it seemed like i couldn't get the traces from 3.x removed May 18 12:15:14 yeah an update May 18 12:15:18 and it all works and all May 18 12:15:24 so no complaints there May 18 12:15:29 except ipkg May 18 12:15:38 i was just wondering if that /opt thing changed from 3 to 4 May 18 12:15:46 yeah the ipkg thing May 18 12:16:01 but that works ok now that i've symlinked /opt to /share/hdd/data/opt May 18 12:16:04 that's in the readme, and was also in the ml, announced from rwhitby May 18 12:16:36 yeah i've been reading the readme (after i did the symlinking thing) May 18 12:17:01 but i didn't find there that /opt is no longer a symlink May 18 12:17:54 yeah, but, if the slug runs from /dev/sda1 (disk1) aka /share/hdd/data then /opt is /share/hdd/data/opt May 18 12:18:37 you mean the mountpoint for /dev/sda1 is now /opt? May 18 12:18:42 hmm May 18 12:18:52 then i don't know why i got the strange ipkg message May 18 12:18:59 no, the mountpooint for /dev/sda1 is /share/hdd/data May 18 12:19:24 ah yes May 18 12:19:29 of course May 18 12:19:30 and you should execute /sbin/slingover May 18 12:19:45 maybe I should start over completely May 18 12:19:47 again :) May 18 12:19:51 and your root dir is /share/hdd/data aka / May 18 12:20:00 ok cool May 18 12:20:01 thanks May 18 12:20:17 my gf just came home May 18 12:20:20 so i gotta go May 18 12:20:24 thanks for the info May 18 12:20:26 i'll be back :) May 18 12:20:44 if you want the same behaviour like in 3.x you must use an other parameter on /sbin/unsling May 18 12:35:25 join #nslu2-general May 18 13:08:58 ok here i am again May 18 13:09:07 if i want to nuke the whole configuration of the slug May 18 13:09:15 what is the best way to do that? May 18 13:09:27 i've tried formatting the harddisk through the web interface May 18 13:09:44 maybe i can try fdisk and just delete the partitions May 18 13:09:47 that should do it May 18 13:18:26 roel_san: yes, imo the easiest way, after fdisk, format via webif should work fine May 18 13:28:16 after a little struggle with the fdisk that came with the slug i've deleted the partitions through windows and i'm formatting it again now through the web interface May 18 13:28:40 i've abused the little thing quite a bit already since i got it last wednesday ;) May 18 13:28:52 sorry about that, yes, i mean win fdisk May 18 13:29:05 yeah May 18 13:29:17 is it a known problem that the included fdisk doesn't work? May 18 13:29:27 or maybe i just don't know how to use it May 18 13:29:36 although there aren't that many options :) May 18 13:31:51 imo is the linksys fdisk a little buggy May 18 13:32:57 yeah May 18 13:33:06 all i got from it was a partition listing May 18 13:33:07 ah well May 18 13:33:23 it's keeping me busy :) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed May 18 23:59:57 2005