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Nov 16 04:54:29 <hld> mornin
Nov 16 04:55:29 <encode> hey
Nov 16 04:55:45 <encode> try out www.nathancoad.com/ipk-samba-3.0.20b.tar.bz2
Nov 16 04:55:54 <hld> trying to backup my slug before playing around with anything ;>
Nov 16 04:56:03 <encode> there were some warnings from bitbake when i compiled, so im not 100% sure it will work
Nov 16 04:56:52 <hld> k
Nov 16 05:23:05 <hld> so, setting up the dev-env
Nov 16 06:00:25 <hld> encode?
Nov 16 06:16:40 <hld> is that a compiled version of your samba?
Nov 16 07:45:02 <elpaso> Hello
Nov 16 09:49:48 <hld> re
Nov 16 10:51:55 <hld> encode, cap ?
Nov 16 10:54:46 <orda> ~botsnack
Nov 16 10:54:47 <capbot> aw, gee, orda
Nov 16 10:54:51 <orda> :)
Nov 16 10:55:35 <hld> orda :)
Nov 16 10:55:46 <hld> could you help me compiling samba on the nslu? :>
Nov 16 10:56:31 <orda> hm isn't there quite a few guides for using samba 2 and 3 on the homepage/wiki
Nov 16 10:57:06 <hld> not using, building samba
Nov 16 10:58:11 <orda> I only have some experience with the master make file
Nov 16 10:58:31 <orda> are doing it native or in a cross-enviroment ?
Nov 16 10:58:40 <hld> want to do it native
Nov 16 10:58:58 <orda> okay, sorry mate, I can't help you there :-/
Nov 16 10:59:01 <hld> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Info/NativeBuildMachine <- i did that
Nov 16 10:59:08 <hld> okay, thanks
Nov 16 10:59:14 <orda> I haven't tried any navtive
Nov 16 10:59:24 <orda> native builing
Nov 16 11:00:35 <hld> ;/
Nov 16 11:02:05 <orda> good luck :)
Nov 16 11:02:25 <orda> "it can be done" ;)
Nov 16 11:02:31 <hld> thanks
Nov 16 11:02:32 <hld> heh
Nov 16 11:02:39 <hld> just need someone who guides me through it
Nov 16 11:08:06 <orda> ye
Nov 16 12:42:57 <encode> hld: yes, that link i posted is an archive containing the ipk's from compiling samba
Nov 16 12:45:25 <hld> i got my env setted up... what do i have to change?
Nov 16 12:47:24 <encode> just compile samba, it should work ok
Nov 16 12:47:34 <encode> it'll take around 2 hours tho
Nov 16 12:47:36 <hld> okay, doing make samba atm
Nov 16 12:50:03 <hld> hrhr
Nov 16 12:50:13 <hld> go to www.google.de and enter failure
Nov 16 12:50:25 <hld> then press the "auf gut glück" button... very funny
Nov 16 12:50:43 <encode> "auf gut glück" button?
Nov 16 12:50:59 <encode> i think you mean the "im feeling lucky" button
Nov 16 12:51:14 <encode> but yeah, thats old (you get a page about president bush right?)
Nov 16 12:51:16 <hld> i said go to google.de
Nov 16 12:51:20 <hld> yes
Nov 16 12:51:37 <encode> oh, sorry
Nov 16 12:51:42 <encode> didnt notice the .de
Nov 16 12:51:50 <hld> hehe
Nov 16 12:51:54 <hld> didn't know that
Nov 16 12:51:56 <caplink811> but the result is the same
Nov 16 12:51:59 <encode> are you from germany?
Nov 16 12:52:05 <hld> yap
Nov 16 12:54:13 <caplink811> encode,  your work based in samba-3.0.20 or 3.0.14?
Nov 16 12:54:19 <caplink811> s/in/on
Nov 16 12:54:35 <hld> 20 i think
Nov 16 12:54:39 <caplink811> k
Nov 16 12:55:18 <encode> 3.0.20b
Nov 16 12:55:28 <encode> with no alterations to the .bb package
Nov 16 12:55:36 <caplink811> thanks
Nov 16 12:55:57 <encode> (i havent tried it myself, i'm reluctant to screw up my configuration)
Nov 16 12:56:48 <caplink811> well, hld then you should remember the famous words from byront about "uncharted territory"
Nov 16 12:57:33 <hld> heh, i just hope to get a well working nslu with big file support ;>
Nov 16 12:57:58 <caplink811> bleeding edges, you know
Nov 16 12:58:20 <hld> yap
Nov 16 12:58:21 <caplink811> and a well documented howto, if it works
Nov 16 12:58:50 <hld> i would say an acutalised ipk package would do the trick to, wouldn't it?
Nov 16 12:59:45 <hld> too i mean... my englisch is awful today, dunno why
Nov 16 13:04:32 <caplink811> you have to figure out how you can make the samba.mk work with the samba-3.0.20 source, and then how to integrate the changes from encode 
Nov 16 13:13:31 <hld> huh, i think he didn't change anything exept compiling it completely native instead of cross!=
Nov 16 13:13:32 <hld> ?!
Nov 16 13:14:48 <caplink811> 3.0.14 vs. 3.0.20 don't know, what the difference is
Nov 16 13:15:44 <hld> maybe it just works... :)
Nov 16 13:23:12 <hld> hmmm, how can i close a circuit permanent with something like the atx power button?
Nov 16 13:38:06 <RevPsycho> I see that NTFS support works now... does that include compressed files and folders as well?
Nov 16 13:38:48 <hld> think so
Nov 16 13:40:02 <RevPsycho> Is there a binary download somewhere of the Unslung firmware that includes the R63 patches?
Nov 16 13:41:21 <hld> ?
Nov 16 13:41:49 <hld> you want ntfs support in unslung?!
Nov 16 13:43:19 <RevPsycho> Well, if Linksys can do it in their firmware, why can't it work in Unslung?
Nov 16 13:43:29 <hld> it works
Nov 16 13:43:35 <hld> do a ipkg update
Nov 16 13:43:40 <hld> then ipkg install ufsd
Nov 16 13:46:37 <RevPsycho> And that's with the version of Unslung that is based on R29?
Nov 16 13:47:06 <RevPsycho> I haven't installed Unslung yet, as I just set up my NSLU2 yesterday, so please pardon my ignorance.
Nov 16 13:47:50 <caplink811> the answer to your first question is no
Nov 16 13:48:10 <hld> the version is older, install unslung5.5 and it'll work with ntfs
Nov 16 13:49:39 <RevPsycho> Is 5.5 what is available for download on unslung.org's main page?
Nov 16 13:50:40 <hld> yup
Nov 16 13:54:03 <RevPsycho> Do I need to get to a telnet prompt to do the ipkg update stuff?
Nov 16 14:00:01 <caplink811> yes
Nov 16 14:16:41 <encode> < hld> huh, i think he didn't change anything exept compiling it completely native instead of cross!= <-- correct
Nov 16 14:27:44 <RevPsycho> Does installing unslung enable telnet?
Nov 16 14:28:59 <mika_> nope u have to enable it RevPsycho 
Nov 16 14:33:53 <phatmonkey^iBook> alright, I'm trying to install debian again after the openslug problems
Nov 16 14:36:33 <caplink811> and, what is the result?
Nov 16 14:37:31 <phatmonkey^iBook> haven't started yet :)
Nov 16 14:37:40 <phatmonkey^iBook> planning to install it again, hehe
Nov 16 14:50:22 <RevPsycho> mika_: How?
Nov 16 14:53:11 <phatmonkey^iBook> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/?n=Site%2FSearch&q=enable+telnet
Nov 16 14:53:15 <phatmonkey^iBook> probably there somewhere!
Nov 16 16:20:02 <phatmonkey^iBook> I'm setting up debian
Nov 16 16:20:10 <phatmonkey^iBook> hardware ethernet 00:0f:66:7d:b4:26;
Nov 16 16:20:25 <phatmonkey^iBook> that is in my dhcp leases - that would be the slug's mac address, correct?
Nov 16 16:20:36 <phatmonkey^iBook> of course it's under my slug's ip and host name
Nov 16 16:20:49 <phatmonkey^iBook> client-hostname "slug";
Nov 16 16:20:51 <phatmonkey^iBook> tee hee
Nov 16 16:28:04 <phatmonkey^iBook> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/DebianSlug/OpenDebianSlug
Nov 16 16:28:23 <phatmonkey^iBook> it tells me to set up /etc/mailname
Nov 16 16:28:42 <phatmonkey^iBook> seeing below for examples, yet there aren't any examples
Nov 16 16:29:28 <phatmonkey^iBook> I'll leave it, doesn't look critical (I hope!)
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