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Apr 27 16:06:34 <netdownload> hi all
Apr 27 16:07:02 <netdownload> where I can find an irc client... for example irssi 
Apr 27 16:07:06 <netdownload> compiled for oleg?
Apr 27 16:12:23 <netdownload> I didn't find any package for an irc client
Apr 27 16:12:24 <joshin> netdownload: Not sure what oleg is.  What OS/distribution are you running on the slug?
Apr 27 16:12:36 <joshin> Irssi exists in optware
Apr 27 16:12:52 <joshin> As well as in OpenEmbedded.
Apr 27 17:00:19 <NSLU2-IRC> hi
Apr 27 17:00:24 <Lunar_Lamp> Hi,.
Apr 27 17:00:50 <Pr0gamer> here is the support for modding ds or ?
Apr 27 17:01:31 <Pr0gamer> ?
Apr 27 17:02:55 <Pr0gamer> hello ?
Apr 27 17:02:59 <Pr0gamer> someone here ?
Apr 27 17:04:14 <Lunar_Lamp> modding ds?
Apr 27 17:04:24 <Lunar_Lamp> Sorry, I'm confused, what are you looking for?
Apr 27 17:04:37 <Pr0gamer> synology diskstation
Apr 27 17:09:14 <Pr0gamer> ??
Apr 27 17:13:13 <Pr0gamer> ?
Apr 27 17:35:23 <Ranpha1> Is it possible to get a Netgear wg111t  working on a NLSU2 with debian? 
Apr 27 17:39:25 <Lunar_Lamp> What's a netgear wg111t? A usb wireless card?
Apr 27 17:40:58 <Lunar_Lamp> Ok, just done a cursory google, and it looks like you need to use ndiswrapper to get working under linux, rather than native drivers, which to me suggests that it would be unlikely to work.
Apr 27 17:44:07 <Lunar_Lamp> It seems that ndiswrapper only supports x86 and amd64 architechtures, not ARM.
Apr 27 17:44:27 <Lunar_Lamp> Sorry Ranpha1 :-(
Apr 27 17:45:53 <Ranpha1> Lunar_lamp : was afraid for that.....damn.....wanted it to use as a small compact wireless scanner and downloader.....it had a nice external antenna ....oh well
Apr 27 21:18:04 <morrijr> anyone around?
Apr 27 21:18:20 <drif> yes
Apr 27 21:18:41 <morrijr> I've just got a slug, but can't connect to it...
Apr 27 21:18:49 <morrijr> could you help me diagnose it?
Apr 27 21:21:18 <drif> does ping reach it?
Apr 27 21:21:37 <drif> and which os?
Apr 27 21:21:41 <morrijr> on 192.168.1.77? no.  Nor does it appear to request a dhcp
Apr 27 21:21:41 <drif> or original firmware?
Apr 27 21:21:47 <morrijr> original firmware
Apr 27 21:22:00 <drif> tried pinging 192.168.1.255 (broadcast)?
Apr 27 21:22:06 <morrijr> need to connect before I can flash...
Apr 27 21:22:09 <drif> atleast unslung at default answers those
Apr 27 21:22:10 * morrijr tries.
Apr 27 21:22:26 <drif> well, flash uses MAC anyway
Apr 27 21:22:34 <drif> I mean upslug2
Apr 27 21:23:01 <drif> and it gives you a list of possible mac adresses currently connected
Apr 27 21:23:10 <drif> just read it from the bottom sticker
Apr 27 21:24:03 <morrijr> the mac address isn't one.  bar code followed by lkg684946
Apr 27 21:25:03 <morrijr> the "serial number" is sga00f200570 which could be...
Apr 27 21:25:11 <morrijr> (without the sg bit)
Apr 27 21:25:45 <morrijr> no, not long enough :(
Apr 27 21:26:19 <drif> well, disable as many devices you can't recognize/obtain mac address from?
Apr 27 21:28:14 <morrijr> getting upslug2
Apr 27 21:29:26 <morrijr> humm.  That doesn't scan for devices does it.
Apr 27 21:29:35 <morrijr> the linksys software can't find the device either.
Apr 27 21:29:54 <morrijr> nor does the hdd(1) light come on :(
Apr 27 21:30:35 <drif> not even a blink?
Apr 27 21:30:38 <drif> is it attached? :D
Apr 27 21:30:51 <morrijr> nada from the hdd
Apr 27 21:30:55 <drif> upslug2? yes it does
Apr 27 21:32:04 <morrijr> upslug2 only detects devices in 'upgrade mode' afaict
Apr 27 21:32:35 <morrijr> the hdd works under windows
Apr 27 21:33:45 <drif> have you tried to enable upgrade mode via reset switch while powering on?
Apr 27 21:33:53 <morrijr> just trying
Apr 27 21:34:24 <morrijr> the ready/status runs through off/green/amber/red/... repeats
Apr 27 21:34:30 <morrijr> now solid green
Apr 27 21:34:46 <morrijr> I'll try again.
Apr 27 21:36:26 <drif> so you are familiar with the procedure?
Apr 27 21:36:36 <morrijr> nope, reading the wiki
Apr 27 21:36:40 <drif> it has taken few times from me as well
Apr 27 21:36:45 <morrijr> flashing green/red now
Apr 27 21:36:55 <drif> the timeframe ain't that big
Apr 27 21:37:23 <morrijr> is there a list of what the colour sequences mean somewhere?
Apr 27 21:43:01 <drif> which page did you read?
Apr 27 21:43:05 <drif> on the wiki I assume?
Apr 27 21:43:44 <morrijr> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/UseTheResetButtonToEnterUpgradeMode
Apr 27 22:01:30 <morrijr> anyway, I'll continue this tomorrow I guess :(
Apr 27 22:01:37 <morrijr> drif: thanks for the help.
Apr 27 22:01:44 <morrijr> [detatched]
Apr 27 22:01:53 <drif> laters morrij
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