**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Jan 04 03:00:02 2007
Jan 04 11:36:16 <eclectist> Ok, maybe someone here can help me figure out exactly how to get debian on a slug.
Jan 04 11:38:30 <eclectist> the relevant info on www.cyrius.com has it that I must use an 'unofficial image' because of the proprietary microcode for the ethernet drivers.
Jan 04 11:45:54 <eclectist> the slug-firmware.net makes it seem like the firmware image I want is Debian/NSLU2, but it specifically says that the official Debian kernel support for nslu2 is not yet complete.
Jan 04 11:48:37 <eclectist> but back at the cyrius.com site, it makes it clear that you're using the debian-installer, which slug-firmware.net says does not have complete support for the nslu2.
Jan 04 11:48:40 <eclectist> What gives?
Jan 04 11:51:38 <eiffel_> [2006-11-02] The new debian-installer rc1 is now available and support for the NSLU2 is working again! If you wish to install Debian on a new system, please follow the installation instructions.
Jan 04 11:51:54 <eiffel_> http://www.slug-firmware.net/d-dls.php
Jan 04 11:56:03 <eclectist> Egg-on-face.  Thanks, eiffel_ .
Jan 04 12:59:25 <m1ch> hello all - when i do \\nas in windows and access my file shares on the nslu2 - and right click or move a folder or anything it seems to take a while- is this normal? - is the nslu2 just quite slow for this?
Jan 04 13:00:23 <mial> samba is slow
Jan 04 13:00:48 <m1ch> ok - just something to put up with then really?
Jan 04 17:52:30 <m1ch> could anyone explain what will happen if i install X11?
Jan 04 17:52:39 <m1ch> I don't quite understand what it is meant to do?
Jan 04 19:50:09 <drif> m1ch: on slug?
Jan 04 19:50:22 <drif> ah, he left
Jan 04 20:37:48 <Tickey> Hello
Jan 04 20:37:49 <Tickey> I'm trying to install optware packages in my nslu and I get this: 
Jan 04 20:37:52 <caplink811-log> Tickey, so what have you done yrt
Jan 04 20:38:08 <Tickey> caplink811-log 
Jan 04 20:38:30 <Tickey> I tryed to unsling disk 2
Jan 04 20:39:10 <caplink811-log> and the command ended successful?
Jan 04 20:39:35 <Tickey> Error: /share/flash/data (disk2, /dev/sda1) is not a mounted disk
Jan 04 20:39:56 <caplink811-log> you have telnet access?
Jan 04 20:40:00 <Tickey> yes
Jan 04 20:40:19 <caplink811-log> k, and unix/linux expiriences?
Jan 04 20:42:27 <caplink811-log> Tickey, still around?
Jan 04 20:43:49 <Tickey> yes
Jan 04 20:44:13 <Tickey> expirience some 
Jan 04 20:44:28 <caplink811-log> enter fdisk -l /dev/sda
Jan 04 20:45:01 <caplink811-log> and post the output, pls
Jan 04 20:45:35 <Tickey> I just enter and there is no message back 
Jan 04 20:45:40 <caplink811-log> assuming, that the disk is plugged on the nslu, and powered om
Jan 04 20:45:45 <caplink811-log> s/om/on
Jan 04 20:46:04 <caplink811-log> try fdisk -l /dev/sdb pls
Jan 04 20:46:44 <Tickey> ok
Jan 04 20:46:48 <Tickey> I got this:
Jan 04 20:46:58 <Tickey>  Device Boot    Start       End    Blocks   Id  System
Jan 04 20:47:22 <Tickey> ./dev/sda1             1       510    255735+  83  Linux
Jan 04 20:47:34 <Tickey> ./dev/sda2           511       765    127882+  83  Linux
Jan 04 20:47:41 <Tickey> ./dev/sda3           766      1020    127882+  82  Linux swap
Jan 04 20:48:13 <caplink811-log> the disk is plugged on the usb port 2?
Jan 04 20:48:26 <Tickey> yes. is a flash drive 
Jan 04 20:48:51 <caplink811-log> k, then you should try /sbin/unsling disk1 instead
Jan 04 20:49:22 <Tickey> I don't have a drive in disk1
Jan 04 20:49:35 <caplink811-log> or, before doing so, you can use mount to verify, that the partitons are mounted
Jan 04 20:49:57 <Tickey> ok
Jan 04 20:50:14 <Tickey> mount looks ok
Jan 04 20:50:49 <caplink811-log> just a moment,pls
Jan 04 20:51:41 <caplink811-log> you tried fdisk -l /dev/sda, and get no response, then fdisk -l /dev/sdb, assuming, that you got an answer, but the result that you posted mentioned on /dev/sda ?!?
Jan 04 20:52:06 <chacko> hello!
Jan 04 20:52:25 <caplink811-log> morning, chacko 
Jan 04 20:53:27 <Tickey> fdisk -l /dev/sda I get response,  fdisk -l /dev/sdb no response
Jan 04 20:54:12 <caplink811-log> ah ok, misunderstood that, but /sbin/unsling disk1 is the correct command, according to http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Unslung/R63DiskBehaviour
Jan 04 20:55:23 <chacko> caplink811-log: does ldd on slugos/be work?
Jan 04 20:55:50 <Tickey> caplink811-log there shoul be /sbin/unsling disk2 because I have my flash drive connected to disk2 ?
Jan 04 20:56:31 <caplink811-log> Tickey, you have connected the drive to usb port 2 wich is /dev/sda aka disk1
Jan 04 20:57:02 <caplink811-log> chacko, dunno, myself uses opendebianslug
Jan 04 20:57:38 <Tickey> ok caplink811-log
Jan 04 20:57:50 <Tickey> Thank you very much caplink811-log
Jan 04 20:58:18 <chacko> caplink811-log: can you show me an ldd usage on your box and the output -- very simple
Jan 04 20:59:52 <caplink811-log> chacko, http://rafb.net/p/bBK9NN19.html
Jan 04 21:00:19 <caplink811-log> Tickey, np :)
Jan 04 21:06:33 <chacko> caplink811-log: I have the 2.3.90 version, it returns nothing on slugos/be :(
Jan 04 21:07:19 <chacko> caplink811-log: how did you do that paste and post?  pse teach me!
Jan 04 21:07:30 <caplink811-log> this version runs on
Jan 04 21:07:33 <caplink811-log> pigpen:/lib# uname -a
Jan 04 21:07:33 <caplink811-log> Linux pigpen 2.6.12.2 #1 Tue Sep 27 20:21:18 CDT 2005 armv5teb GNU/Linux
Jan 04 21:08:56 <caplink811-log> easiest was is use putty (when you are in a windows environment), mark with the left mouse button, and put the clipboard content in a pastebin site with strg-v
Jan 04 21:09:03 <caplink811-log> s/was/way
Jan 04 21:09:24 <caplink811-log> he's hurry, this evening ;)
Jan 04 21:13:34 <chacko> caplink811-log: cool.  had never used a paste site 
Jan 04 21:14:34 <caplink811-log> it is a good thing, special when you use irc, most channels will kick you off, when you paste more then 10 lines, in < 10 secs, e.g.
Jan 04 21:14:52 <caplink811-log> s/special/specialy
Jan 04 21:16:25 <chacko> do they remove the pasted stuff automatically?
Jan 04 21:19:07 <caplink811-log> depends on the site, some may do this by time (1 day/1 week), some not, so, post no secrets, and no passwords ;)
Jan 04 21:23:39 <chacko> caplink811-log:  in irc do you keep people's nicks someplace like a clipboard so you dont have to type that in every time?
Jan 04 21:24:33 <chacko> marceln:  does ldd on slugos/be or unslung work?
Jan 04 21:24:39 <caplink811-log> depends on your client, it should have an option like nick completition, so you type ch<tab>, and the client writes chacko, 
Jan 04 21:24:57 <marceln> I work mainly on unslung.
Jan 04 21:25:10 <marceln> On unslung it works.
Jan 04 21:25:32 <marceln> I use it often to check the dependencies.
Jan 04 21:25:33 <chacko> marceln, then on unslung?
Jan 04 21:26:16 <marceln> I just booting my openslug slug to check.
Jan 04 21:28:19 <chacko> marceln, dont see an ldd or ipkg on my unslung... on my slugos/be ldd (ipkg installed) just returns
Jan 04 21:28:40 <NSLU2-IRC> hi
Jan 04 21:29:09 <NSLU2-IRC> i have a question
Jan 04 21:29:26 <chacko> caplink811-log, cool, re-learning irc after 17 years :)
Jan 04 21:29:33 <caplink811-log> ~nick
Jan 04 21:29:34 <capbot> People leaving their nickname as NSLU2-IRC will be ignored ...  otherwise we'll end up with 10 nslu2-irc users ... so please change it using /nick newnick
Jan 04 21:29:59 <NSLU2-IRC> k
Jan 04 21:30:05 <sto> hi
Jan 04 21:30:11 <sto> lallala *happy*
Jan 04 21:30:12 <sto> so
Jan 04 21:30:32 <sto> my NSLU2 cant find the HDD
Jan 04 21:30:34 <marceln> chacko: -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4589 Jun 17  2006 /opt/bin/ldd
Jan 04 21:30:54 <sto> and if i press format, then he works a lil bit and says NOT FORMATTED
Jan 04 21:31:13 <sto> so i put it into my pc and format as: FAT 32,NTFS,ext3
Jan 04 21:31:14 <caplink811-log> sto, which kind of device?
Jan 04 21:31:32 <sto> my extern HDD
Jan 04 21:31:47 <caplink811-log> self powered, or via usb?
Jan 04 21:31:54 <sto> slef
Jan 04 21:31:56 <sto> self
Jan 04 21:32:27 <caplink811-log> sto, you'll follow me -> #nslu2-german ?
Jan 04 21:33:00 <sto> yo german?
Jan 04 21:33:05 <chacko> marceln, none there, nowhere.  not in ipkg list either.  probably part of another pkg?
Jan 04 21:33:07 <caplink811-log> yep
Jan 04 21:33:29 <marceln> # ipkg files ldconfig     
Jan 04 21:33:29 <sto> mmm
Jan 04 21:33:29 <marceln> Package ldconfig (2.2.5-1) is installed on root and has the following files:
Jan 04 21:33:29 <marceln> /opt/etc/ld.so.conf
Jan 04 21:33:29 <marceln> /opt/sbin/ldconfig
Jan 04 21:33:29 <marceln> /opt/etc/init.d/S03ldconfig
Jan 04 21:33:34 <marceln> /opt/bin/ldd
Jan 04 21:33:34 <marceln> /opt/sbin/ldconfig.bin
Jan 04 21:33:34 <marceln> /opt/bin/sprof
Jan 04 21:33:45 <caplink811-log> oh, sorry, tirol, could be italian, too
Jan 04 21:33:49 <caplink811-log> k
Jan 04 21:34:04 <sto> wart mal i cheggs grad net
Jan 04 21:34:15 <sto> wie wechselt ma da in anderen channel
Jan 04 21:34:28 <caplink811-log> /part #nslu2-german
Jan 04 21:34:35 <caplink811-log> should work
Jan 04 21:34:59 <sto> nope
Jan 04 21:35:04 <sto> join #nslu2-german 
Jan 04 21:35:10 <caplink811-log> so, we try it in english ;)
Jan 04 21:35:36 <marceln> I don't mind!
Jan 04 21:35:37 <sto> k
Jan 04 21:35:59 <sto> gugg mal im german channel
Jan 04 21:36:04 <marceln> chacko: Did you check the package "ldconfig"
Jan 04 21:36:19 <chacko> marceln, checking ...
Jan 04 21:38:34 <marceln> For openslug i have found "ldd - 2.3.5+cvs20050627-r6 - glibc: print shared library dependencies"
Jan 04 21:39:52 <chacko> ldd --version
Jan 04 21:39:52 <chacko> ldd (GNU libc) 2.3.90
Jan 04 21:40:11 <chacko> that is the one returning nothing...
Jan 04 21:40:45 <chacko> Will go install the ldconfig on unslung and test...
Jan 04 21:41:18 <chacko> marceln, 'ipkg whatprovides ldd'  is that how you find where ldd might be?
Jan 04 21:45:12 <marceln> The openslug version doesn't seem to work.
Jan 04 21:49:35 <chacko> ldd /opt/lib/libnsl.so
Jan 04 21:49:35 <chacko> ldd: $warning: you do not have execution permission for `/opt/lib/libnsl.so'
Jan 04 21:49:35 <chacko> eval: /opt/lib/libnsl.so: Permission denied
Jan 04 21:50:48 <chacko> marceln, my first part of the msg did not appear?  I said ldd works ok on unslung, except the minor problem...
Jan 04 21:51:20 <sto> hi back
Jan 04 21:51:39 <marceln> Hi sto.
Jan 04 21:51:48 <sto> so should i format my extern HDD as primary or logical ?
Jan 04 21:52:16 <caplink811-log> any progress? ahja, primary
Jan 04 21:52:21 <marceln> chacko: I didn't use it on libraries.
Jan 04 21:52:51 <marceln> On  libraries you have that error.
Jan 04 21:53:01 <sto> its now formatting
Jan 04 21:53:35 <sto> i have a quest
Jan 04 21:53:39 <sto> ion :P
Jan 04 21:53:46 <marceln> -bash-3.2$ ls -l /opt/lib/libmenu.so.5.5 
Jan 04 21:53:46 <marceln> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 22916 Jun 17  2006 /opt/lib/libmenu.so.5.5
Jan 04 21:53:46 <marceln> -bash-3.2$ ldd /opt/lib/libmenu.so.5.5
Jan 04 21:53:46 <marceln> ldd: $warning: you do not have execution permission for `/opt/lib/libmenu.so.5.5'
Jan 04 21:53:46 <marceln>         libc.so.6 => /lib/libc.so.6 (0x40011000)
Jan 04 21:53:47 <marceln>         libncurses.so.5 => /opt/lib/libncurses.so.5 (0x40122000)
Jan 04 21:53:49 <marceln>         /lib/ld-linux.so.2 => /lib/ld-linux.so.2 (0x2aaaa000)
Jan 04 21:54:09 <sto> can i formatt at the NAS and then have the partions, ext,ext and swap
Jan 04 21:54:45 <marceln> You are using a "nslu2" with unlung?
Jan 04 21:54:50 <sto> then i resize my main ext so that i can make a NTFS partion for copying the stuff of my friends pc
Jan 04 21:55:19 <sto> yea im usin nslu2 @ unslug6
Jan 04 21:55:27 <chacko> marceln, ok ... now I will go install the slugos/be pkg of (unslung's ldconfig) on slugos/be and try out...
Jan 04 21:55:40 <caplink811-log> sto, yes, that should work, if you don't touch the partiton sequence
Jan 04 21:55:49 <sto> alright
Jan 04 21:55:55 <sto> ok formattin done
Jan 04 21:55:58 <sto> cya lata
Jan 04 21:56:09 <marceln> The problem is that the ntfs filesystem on the slug isn't stable
Jan 04 21:56:23 <marceln> Why do you want to have a ntfs partition?
Jan 04 21:58:48 <caplink811-log> marceln, he's in a hurry ;)
Jan 04 21:59:02 <marceln> I see 0-;
Jan 04 21:59:24 <marceln> I have done some tests with ntfs and never failed to get the slug haning.
Jan 04 22:00:10 <marceln> Just a simple "dd if=/dev/zero of=<ntfs file> bs=8k" and it hangs after some time.
Jan 04 22:00:48 <marceln> Do you know something about "libtool"?
Jan 04 22:01:46 <chacko> marceln, no joy-- ldconfig has not yet been built in the slugosbe (unstable) feed :(
Jan 04 22:05:30 <chacko> eno, r u there? Did you run into problems building ldconfig -- slugosbe? 
Jan 04 22:09:19 <chacko> marceln, where / towhom should I report the ldd problem on SlugOS/BE?  Who is main builder there?
Jan 04 22:11:30 <NSLU2-IRC> hi
Jan 04 22:11:56 <sto> back
Jan 04 22:12:01 <sto> but still not workin
Jan 04 22:12:30 <sto> i formatted at windows to fat32
Jan 04 22:13:05 <sto> then put it on nslu and pressed format...then it worked for a while and said NOT FORMATTED
Jan 04 22:14:34 <eno> chacko: ldconfig.mk copies files from toolchain-build-dir/glibc.../
Jan 04 22:15:08 <eno> since optware/slugosbe borrows toolchain, it won't work without some additional work
Jan 04 22:16:09 <marceln> sto: Maybe "http://pion.xs4all.nl/~marceln/slug/format-disk.html" migth help
Jan 04 22:16:15 <eno> and if i can get it to work, i think it will be very similar to the openslug ldd package
Jan 04 22:16:25 <chacko> eno, too bad :(  there is a ldd pkg for slugos/be, but that does not work... but the unSlung pkg does work on unSlung, so I was hoping ...
Jan 04 22:16:56 <marceln> sto: It's a flash on how i formated the disk.
Jan 04 22:16:57 <eno> in the short term, another workaround is objdump
Jan 04 22:17:06 <marceln> But i used linux to do the job.
Jan 04 22:17:28 <sto> yea got it ;)
Jan 04 22:17:44 <sto> does it matter if i format a HDD at slot 2 ?
Jan 04 22:17:55 <marceln> No
Jan 04 22:19:22 <chacko> eno, I do not see objdump in your optware/slugosbe feed ??
Jan 04 22:19:58 <caplink811-log> marceln, very cool animation :)
Jan 04 22:20:17 <eno> chacko: use openslug objdump
Jan 04 22:21:57 <eno> binutils & binutils-symlinks
Jan 04 22:22:12 <eno> /usr/bin/objdump -p files...
Jan 04 22:22:49 <marceln> caplink811: I made a complete set how i installed the slug in the hope to help starters.
Jan 04 22:23:27 <marceln> eno: ldd uses "/lib/ld-linux.so.2" to show the libraries.
Jan 04 22:23:36 * caplink811-log thinks, there should be a pointer to that on the wiki
Jan 04 22:24:00 <marceln> On openslug:
Jan 04 22:24:00 <marceln> root@loper:/bin# /lib/ld-linux.so.2 --list /usr/bin/vim
Jan 04 22:24:00 <marceln>         libncurses.so.5 => /usr/lib/libncurses.so.5 (0x40002000)
Jan 04 22:24:00 <marceln>         libdl.so.2 => /lib/libdl.so.2 (0x40043000)
Jan 04 22:24:00 <marceln>         libgcc_s.so.1 => /lib/libgcc_s.so.1 (0x4004e000)
Jan 04 22:24:00 <marceln>         libc.so.6 => /lib/libc.so.6 (0x4005f000)
Jan 04 22:24:02 <marceln>         /lib/ld-linux.so.2 (0x2a000000)
Jan 04 22:24:42 <chacko> eno, have not installed binutils yet :( trying to keep the footrpint down for my flash target.  Any idea how big binutils might be?
Jan 04 22:24:43 <marceln> On unslung 6.8:
Jan 04 22:24:43 <marceln> -bash-3.2$ /lib/ld-linux.so.2 --list /opt/bin/vim
Jan 04 22:24:43 <marceln>         libncurses.so.5 => /opt/lib/libncurses.so.5 (0x40001000)
Jan 04 22:24:43 <marceln>         libdl.so.2 => /lib/libdl.so.2 (0x4004a000)
Jan 04 22:24:43 <marceln>         libc.so.6 => /lib/libc.so.6 (0x40054000)
Jan 04 22:24:44 <marceln>         /lib/ld-linux.so.2 => /lib/ld-linux.so.2 (0x2aaaa000)
Jan 04 22:28:47 <marceln> The reason that ldd doesn't work on openslug is busybox!!!
Jan 04 22:28:56 <marceln> root@loper:/bin# bash /usr/bin/ldd /usr/bin/vim
Jan 04 22:28:56 <marceln>         libncurses.so.5 => /usr/lib/libncurses.so.5 (0x40021000)
Jan 04 22:28:56 <marceln>         libdl.so.2 => /lib/libdl.so.2 (0x40062000)
Jan 04 22:28:56 <marceln>         libgcc_s.so.1 => /lib/libgcc_s.so.1 (0x4006d000)
Jan 04 22:28:56 <marceln>         libc.so.6 => /lib/libc.so.6 (0x4007e000)
Jan 04 22:28:57 <marceln>         /lib/ld-linux.so.2 (0x40000000)
Jan 04 22:29:40 <eno> a-ha
Jan 04 22:30:44 <eno> in other words, there's no need to have ldconfig in the slugosbe feed
Jan 04 22:31:02 <marceln> There is a pipefail test on openslug which doesn't work with busybox sh!
Jan 04 22:31:39 <chacko> marceln, missing your point... I am using bash as my deafult shell ...
Jan 04 22:32:41 <marceln> The "ldd" script still contains "#!/bin/sh"!
Jan 04 22:33:04 <marceln> If you change that to "#!/bin/bash" it will work!
Jan 04 22:33:24 <sto> crap cant connect to nslu over telnet
Jan 04 22:33:29 <marceln> I just copied the "ldd" script from unslung to openslug and it works.
Jan 04 22:33:37 <chacko> # bash ldd /opt/bin/php
Jan 04 22:33:37 <chacko>         libdl.so.2 => /lib/libdl.so.2 (0x40021000)
Jan 04 22:33:37 <chacko>         libpthread.so.0 => /lib/libpthread.so.0 (0x4002c000)
Jan 04 22:33:37 <chacko>         libcrypt.so.1 => /lib/libcrypt.so.1 (0x40086000)
Jan 04 22:33:37 <chacko>         libpcre.so.0 => /opt/lib/libpcre.so.0 (0x400bb000)
Jan 04 22:34:05 <marceln> sto: You an enable it in the web interface
Jan 04 22:34:45 <eno> marceln: thx for getting to the bottom of openslug ldd
Jan 04 22:35:54 <sto> yea for some strange reason it was disabled again
Jan 04 22:35:56 <sto> ahh yea
Jan 04 22:36:03 <sto> i restarted nslu
Jan 04 22:37:13 <caplink811-log> sto, 1st thing after a successful unsling should be, ipkg install openssh, or ipkg install dropbear, which avoid the "enable telnet" procedure
Jan 04 22:38:35 <marceln> Does someone know how to solve problems with libtool using the host libraries?
Jan 04 22:39:09 <chacko> eno, marceln, my original goal was trying to find why anytopnm does not work here, so I tried
Jan 04 22:39:12 <chacko> bash ldd /usr/bin/anytopnm 
Jan 04 22:39:12 <chacko> ldd: /lib/ld-linux.so.2 exited with unknown exit code (139)
Jan 04 22:39:32 <chacko> what to do next?
Jan 04 22:39:41 <sto> is there a command to format hdd over telnet?
Jan 04 22:40:10 <marceln> chacko: Install file and check if it's really a elf binary
Jan 04 22:40:22 <marceln> sto: Yes and no
Jan 04 22:40:41 <sto> aha first the yes plz
Jan 04 22:40:42 <marceln> The webinterface does more than format the hdd
Jan 04 22:41:14 <sto> but my webinterface doesn
Jan 04 22:41:16 <sto> t
Jan 04 22:41:34 <eno> marceln: i hate libtool
Jan 04 22:41:46 <tuv> sto, for a headless machine like nslu2, there isn't another way
Jan 04 22:41:59 <tuv> sto, than telnet/webinterface i mean
Jan 04 22:42:02 <eno> have you used PATCH_LIBTOOL
Jan 04 22:42:03 <eno> ?
Jan 04 22:42:13 <marceln> 1) It partitions the disk
Jan 04 22:42:13 <marceln> 2) It creates the filesystems
Jan 04 22:42:13 <marceln> 3) It creates the swap
Jan 04 22:42:13 <marceln> 4) It fills the files with the required fils
Jan 04 22:42:29 <tuv> sto, just make sure it doesn't boot from the disk you want to format
Jan 04 22:43:09 <marceln> eno: Hating libtool doesn't solve my problem
Jan 04 22:43:57 <eno> right, i was wondering if PATCH_LIBTOOL helps in any way?
Jan 04 22:44:32 <marceln> It's not my choice to use it.
Jan 04 22:44:50 <marceln> I get the source and want to compile it for unslung.
Jan 04 22:45:04 <chacko> marceln, I have to be away (disk changes, etc.) Missing file may be the root casue of my original problem :)
Jan 04 22:45:38 <eno> make/template.mk uses PATCH_LIBTOOL sed script before .configured
Jan 04 22:46:38 <marceln> sto: Do you see the message "Disk not formated"?
Jan 04 22:46:57 <marceln> eno: Yes
Jan 04 22:48:33 <sto> yea
Jan 04 22:48:40 <sto> but just NOT FORMATTED
Jan 04 22:49:16 <sto> again :(
Jan 04 22:49:19 <marceln> After that you should be able to select "format disk"
Jan 04 22:49:33 <sto> i did! like 10 times
Jan 04 22:49:48 <sto> ok ill put original firmware on it again
Jan 04 22:50:07 <sto> then try to format
Jan 04 22:50:17 <sto> and then put unslung again
Jan 04 22:52:56 <chacko> marcel, eno, is there a way to find the time order in which ipkgs are installed?
Jan 04 22:53:46 <marceln> cd /usr/lib/ipkg/info
Jan 04 22:53:50 <marceln> ls -latr
Jan 04 22:55:17 <marceln> But it probably depends on the correct time settings when you installed the package.
Jan 04 22:55:30 <chacko> marceln, cool!  always wanted this, so I could repeat my work on another disk when needed :)
Jan 04 22:56:39 <chacko> marceln, on this SlugOS/BE, the time is kept accurate!
Jan 04 22:58:24 <marceln> It still depends on setting it on the correct time once and a while.
Jan 04 22:59:42 <marceln> I just checked it and the time on my unslung system is a lot better the the openslug system (which has an error of two days).
Jan 04 23:01:30 <chacko> on unslung, I started with 5.x, and had to install nntp, but on slugos/be I do not think I did anything special, cant remember, but it is withing seconds...
Jan 04 23:01:50 <chacko> within
Jan 04 23:02:12 <chacko> will be away
Jan 04 23:02:32 <marceln> For me it's also time to leave.
Jan 04 23:02:36 <marceln> Bye
Jan 04 23:02:54 <chacko> marceln, that you very much for all the help! bye
Jan 04 23:03:49 <sto> hi
Jan 04 23:04:41 <sto> wanted to put on old firmware and now it says:
Jan 04 23:05:03 <sto> ERROR: bad fine name 
Jan 04 23:05:07 <sto> or format
Jan 04 23:12:53 <mwester> sto: see http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Unslung/KnownProblems
Jan 04 23:14:04 <ByronT> mwester, that problem with fsck (large drives) and unslung is not just unslung
Jan 04 23:14:42 <ByronT> it exists in the straight linksys firmware and as well with smaller drives (80GB failure with "Out of memory" error)
Jan 04 23:16:17 <caplink811-log> for the logs, sto should read http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/UseTheResetButtonToEnterUpgradeMode
Jan 05 00:05:56 <chacko> mwester, u there?
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