**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Jun 10 02:59:57 2007 Jun 10 10:21:23 I'm trying to do an " ipkg upgrade" and my slug's having trouble finding http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/unslung/modules/cross/6.8-beta/kernel_2.4.22.l2.3r63-r19_ixp4xxbe.ipk - I get a 404 trying to browse to that location. Have I missed something obvious? Jun 10 10:25:11 # uname -a Jun 10 10:25:12 Linux bulkstore 2.4.22-xfs #1 Mon Apr 10 18:17:11 PDT 2006 armv5b unknown Jun 10 10:25:12 # cat /etc/motd Jun 10 10:25:12 Welcome to Unslung V2.3R63-uNSLUng-6.8-beta Jun 10 10:25:12 ---------- NOTE: THIS SYSTEM IS CURRENTLY UNSLUNG ---------- Jun 10 10:25:12 # Jun 10 10:26:46 hello? Jun 10 12:55:12 does cron look in /opt/etc/crontab as well as in /etc/crontab? (unslung 6.8) Jun 10 13:24:20 I guess not :) Jun 10 13:53:22 hey everyone... im trying to arrange my music on my external disc using windows.. but everything grinds to a halt... creating a new folder.. moving a file etc takes and age... is there an easier way of doing it? Jun 10 14:00:18 any1? Jun 10 16:24:28 hi, i'm recompiling the unslung kernel in debian, but i have a few questions Jun 10 16:31:23 i hope you've got some time to wait for answers. Jun 10 16:32:49 i can wait i guess Jun 10 16:35:22 this channel just tends to move quite slow, if you can afford to leave a shell connected Jun 10 16:40:11 this is where my unslung compile fails: NOTE: package gettext-native-0.14.1-r5: task do_configure: started Jun 10 16:44:36 anyone want to help? Jun 10 18:30:45 anyone here? Jun 10 18:32:06 no Jun 10 18:33:18 mwester: i'm getting some errors recompiling unslung Jun 10 18:34:32 mwester: malloc: ../bash/jobs.c:726: assertion botched Jun 10 18:34:37 Hmmm.. shouldn't be any problems; I just fixed it the other day. Jun 10 18:34:45 context? Jun 10 18:35:14 NOTE: package gettext-native-0.14.1-r5: task do_configure: started Jun 10 18:35:15 ERROR: function do_configure failed Jun 10 18:35:24 malloc: ../bash/jobs.c:726: assertion botched Jun 10 18:35:35 free: start and end chunk sizes differ Jun 10 18:36:51 pastebin the entire log file that was referenced by the messages from do_configure Jun 10 18:37:00 ok Jun 10 18:38:36 http://pastebin.ca/556706 Jun 10 18:41:26 Wow. Jun 10 18:41:33 mwester: i installed some packages, it might be working now Jun 10 18:41:58 Looks like a catastrophoc failure of some sort that blew up the configure script's environment. Jun 10 18:42:12 What are you compiling on? Jun 10 18:42:16 mwester: it's still on that same step, i'll tell you if i get past it Jun 10 18:42:20 mwester: debian Jun 10 18:42:38 Ok, that's the distro. What release, and what type of hardware. Jun 10 18:43:30 Almost looks to me like your host system ran out of memory. Jun 10 18:43:59 mwester: 1 gig of ram Jun 10 18:44:08 mwester: i don't know what release of debian i'm using Jun 10 18:46:00 mwester: Linux version 2.6.18-chw-13 Jun 10 18:46:11 mwester: Debian 4.1.1-21 Jun 10 18:46:34 mwester: i think it was a dependency, it got past that step now Jun 10 18:46:53 mwester: i need some more help though, i wanted to build unslung 6.8, but it looks like it's building 6.9 alpha Jun 10 18:49:20 did you try "make unslung-6.8-beta" Jun 10 18:49:36 (But 6.9-alpha is pretty cool too) Jun 10 18:49:36 nope Jun 10 18:49:42 i just did make unslung Jun 10 18:50:17 mwester: what's cooler about it? Jun 10 18:50:48 Not much from the user's perspective - a few bugfixes. Jun 10 18:51:29 mwester: i want to set this CONFIG_USB_EHCI_SPLIT_ISO kernel option, how do i split up the build process so i can Jun 10 18:51:34 From the advanced user's perspective, I would expect they might find netconsole and the option to pipe stdout from the bootup process to the network useful. Jun 10 18:52:43 mwester: first i download the Mastermake file, then i regenerate the monotone database, but after that it's all automated with no break to apply patches Jun 10 19:00:13 Check the openembedded wiki for info on how to use openembedded to break up the build steps. It's best to do a complete build once using the mastermakefile, then cd unslung, and ". ./setup.env" -- then you can use the various bitbake commands to control the build. Jun 10 19:00:42 But CONFIG_USB_EHCI_SPLIT_ISO is a 2.6 kernel thing; you won't find that in the Unslung kernel. Jun 10 19:03:19 mwester: oh Jun 10 19:03:57 how can you tell it's only for 2.6? Jun 10 19:06:40 a) because it isn't in the defconfig for the Unslung kernel, b) google only comes up with hits in the context of 2.6 kernels, and c) grepping the kernel source for that option doesn't come up with any hits. Jun 10 19:08:30 unslung will always be 2.4 kernel to retain compat? Jun 10 19:12:05 Unless linksys put 2.6 in a firmware release Jun 10 19:12:11 mwester: i can't find IPL_ixp400NpeLibrary-2_3.zip on intel's site, i can only find IPL_ixp400NpeLibrary-2_3_2.zip Jun 10 19:12:17 thanks Reedy_Boy Jun 10 19:12:34 2_3_2 would be an updated version Jun 10 19:12:51 Probably superceeding the first, bug fixes or something Jun 10 19:16:19 is it ok to use that when compiling unslung? Jun 10 19:17:25 Would've thought so, but i dont really know (its just a newer version of the file.. so it should work... but doesnt mean it will) Jun 10 19:18:07 k Jun 10 19:20:05 rumor has it that the older intel releases are in some form of archive area, and can be found if one digs enough... Jun 10 19:21:27 http://www.intel.com/design/network/products/npfamily/ixp400_archives.htm Jun 10 19:21:30 http://www.intel.com/design/network/products/npfamily/ixp400_current.htm Jun 10 19:21:45 The archive has a newer NPE microcode version Jun 10 19:22:57 Reedy_Boy: huh? Jun 10 19:23:20 Reedy_Boy: i think i got IPL_ixp400NpeLibrary-2_3_2.zip from the archive site, i can't find IPL_ixp400NpeLibrary-2_3.zip though Jun 10 19:23:40 the current shows 2.3, archive shows 2.4 Jun 10 19:24:52 Reedy_Boy: i don't understand Jun 10 19:35:43 hello Jun 10 19:36:27 anyone available to help me solve some issues with unslung? Jun 10 19:36:57 wizdumb: what are your issues? Jun 10 19:37:55 well, I just got hte thing the other day. I loaded the unslung firmware, but now I cant telnet to it (I did enable telnet) and it wont accept any other firmware upgrades. it says bad file name or format Jun 10 19:38:48 what do you mean you can't telnet to it? Jun 10 19:40:01 wizdumb: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Unslung/KnownProblems (Fifth bullet item on the page) Jun 10 19:40:38 well if I try to telnet I jsut get connection failed Jun 10 19:41:02 I did get alogin prompt once before, typed in the defaults then it just disconnected me right after login Jun 10 19:42:09 ah so maybe I need to use this redboot mode? Jun 10 19:42:29 thing is, I dont have any crossover cables, and just a linksys router, no switch Jun 10 19:44:32 wizdumb: if you flash with unslung, i'm not sure if the web interface flash works anymore Jun 10 19:45:04 yeah it appears that way Jun 10 19:45:16 http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/FAQ/CantTelnetToMyNewlyUnslungNSLU2 Jun 10 19:45:32 yeah I read that one too Jun 10 19:45:43 you don't need a crossover cable for redboot mode Jun 10 19:45:43 if I could just get ssh on this then I think I will be good to go Jun 10 19:46:00 you need telnet to download and install the ssh ipkg Jun 10 19:46:22 hmm Jun 10 19:46:29 yeah so telnet isnt working right now heh Jun 10 19:46:37 is there a way to hardreset this thing? Jun 10 19:47:47 you'll have to ask the experts Jun 10 19:47:57 have you changed your passwords ever? Jun 10 19:48:07 nope Jun 10 19:48:12 oh so I get a prompt now Jun 10 19:48:24 but it says connection to host lost right after I hit enter after the password Jun 10 19:48:37 yeah, i remember getting that, i forget how it's fixed Jun 10 19:49:23 OH got it Jun 10 19:49:27 its not admin/admin Jun 10 19:49:31 no it's not Jun 10 19:49:32 its root/uNSLUng Jun 10 19:49:36 ah ha Jun 10 19:49:38 thanks ! Jun 10 19:49:58 so now its just ipkg openssh? Jun 10 19:49:58 or rather, root/whatever-you-gave-it-when-you-issued-the-unsling-command Jun 10 19:50:11 the people here won't be very helpful with problems due to mistakes like that Jun 10 19:50:24 No. make sure it can reach the internet; then ipkg update Jun 10 19:50:25 the default password is clearly findable/visisble on the wiki Jun 10 19:50:31 then you can ipkg install openssh Jun 10 19:50:53 ah ok Jun 10 19:51:02 before you can install ipkgs i think you need to unsling your disk Jun 10 19:51:52 mwester: does unslung change the default behavior of the LEDs? Jun 10 19:52:17 it says I havent finshed unslinging Jun 10 19:52:24 when I try to do ipkg update Jun 10 19:52:32 did you unsling? Jun 10 19:53:00 in order to unsling, you need to flash with unslung, format the drive with the web interface, and then issue the command in telnet Jun 10 19:53:01 you know, to be honest ,the documentation on doing that isnt all that great.. I have yet to see a good step by step install page Jun 10 19:53:04 scant: don't remember. Don't think so. Jun 10 19:53:25 wizdumb: follow the README that came with the firmware. Jun 10 19:53:36 wizdumb: there is a wikipage if you have problems with the format via the web interface Jun 10 19:54:15 just saying, it seems like it'd be good to have how to install as a webpage, not just a readme Jun 10 19:54:26 mwester: i would like to change the default led behavior to indicated a failed rsync or a powerloss( i got apcupsd working) is this a bad idea? Jun 10 19:54:34 Are you volunteering to transcribe it, wizdumb? :-) Jun 10 19:54:40 sure :) Jun 10 19:57:08 should I attach the flash disk to port 1 or 2 for unslinging? Jun 10 19:57:13 (that is not in the readme) Jun 10 20:05:22 ahh guess it doesnt matter Jun 10 20:15:01 now I'm just getting this Jun 10 20:15:02 Error: /share/flash/data (disk2, /dev/sda1) is not a mounted disk Jun 10 20:15:13 /dev/sda1 on /share/flash/data/HDD_2_1_1 type vfat (rw) Jun 10 20:15:18 but it is mounted Jun 10 20:30:40 wizdumb: it *IS* in the readme (which port to connect to). And it's an important topic as well. But if you prefer web pages, there is additional information at http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Unslung/WhichUSBPortforUnslung6 Jun 10 20:31:22 your error indicates that the device was not formatted. You skipped a step or two in the README. Jun 10 20:31:57 ok I did use port 2, so that part should be ok Jun 10 21:13:21 ah so I didnt do the format disk part Jun 10 21:13:34 did that, but it still came back as saying fat 16/32 Jun 10 21:14:23 morning :) Jun 10 21:14:40 which kind of device, and which size? Jun 10 21:15:03 flash drive, 1gb Jun 10 21:15:03 wizdumb: the status isn't always reliable Jun 10 21:16:11 wizdumb: if you are having issues formatting, reboot and try again, you can also try to wipe out the partitions manually and try again Jun 10 21:16:22 is it possible that you use a win box, to repartitioning the mem stick (one partition, fat32), reboot the nslu, plug the stich in and try it again? Jun 10 21:16:41 s/stich/stick Jun 10 21:17:44 isnt it supposed to format as ext3? Jun 10 21:18:17 that is what the nslu2 doing... Jun 10 21:18:48 rebooting it to try again Jun 10 21:19:04 manufacterer and model number and other details on the USB stick? Jun 10 21:19:34 cruzer Jun 10 21:19:42 1gb Jun 10 21:19:45 they are pretty common Jun 10 21:20:19 Common as in "Fords are common automobiles" Jun 10 21:20:33 THere are many different models with different characteristics Jun 10 21:20:58 a lot of the text on it is rubbed off Jun 10 21:21:01 Cruzer mini? micro? titanium? Also (very important) is it 'U3" branded? Jun 10 21:21:13 what's U3 branded? Jun 10 21:21:49 ~google u3 Jun 10 21:21:51 its the mini Jun 10 21:21:55 Some new totally wierd mechanism invented by Sandisk that identifies the memory stick as a pair of devices, one of which is a CDrom. Jun 10 21:22:01 sansdisk cruzer mini 1gb Jun 10 21:22:23 it doesnt say U3 on it Jun 10 21:22:36 Ok. We can run a command to see if its U3, if the symptoms look that way. Jun 10 21:22:45 * caplink811-log hits the desk to wake up the bot Jun 10 21:22:50 whats the commant? Jun 10 21:22:53 ~botsnack Jun 10 21:22:53 thanks, mwester Jun 10 21:23:02 hm, he's awake.. Jun 10 21:23:23 What is the current state of the NSLU2? Jun 10 21:23:44 I just clicked format for the disk 2 again :| Jun 10 21:23:54 I reformatted it to fat in windows, then thought to try again Jun 10 21:24:07 I have a telnet session open though Jun 10 21:24:18 Ok. Let it go for a while, formatting. Jun 10 21:24:22 k Jun 10 21:24:26 ok its formatted it says Jun 10 21:24:33 still claims fat 16/32 though Jun 10 21:25:16 also it doesnt look mounted.. when I run 'mount' its not listed Jun 10 21:26:08 what port? Jun 10 21:26:31 2 Jun 10 21:27:04 fdisk -l /dev/sda should show you 3 partitions Jun 10 21:27:39 it does Jun 10 21:29:41 system is 2 times linux, and 1 time linux swap? Jun 10 21:29:54 yup Jun 10 21:30:01 k Jun 10 21:31:37 so now what? Jun 10 21:32:13 hm, when you do a mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/tmpmnt and then ls -la /mnt/tmpmnt, does it show any content? Jun 10 21:34:19 yeah lost+found Jun 10 21:34:40 a little bit less... Jun 10 21:35:19 hm... Jun 10 21:35:53 mike? Jun 10 21:36:59 wizdumb, any other mem stick available? Jun 10 21:37:16 one that is the same kind heh Jun 10 21:37:35 cant I run the format process from cli ? Jun 10 21:38:47 basically maybe, but there are some neccessary step, so that the nslu could recognise the external storage media as formatted Jun 10 21:39:00 s/step/steps Jun 10 21:41:31 should I try to format it again? Jun 10 21:42:14 if there is no data on the other stick, try it with this one, maybe, it helps Jun 10 22:00:17 wizdumb: from where did you obtain the firmware image, and what release does it say that it is (on the main web GUI page)? Jun 10 22:01:03 V2.3R63-uNSLUng-6.8-beta Jun 10 22:01:18 i got it from the nslu linux page somewhere? Jun 10 22:01:33 Ok. Jun 10 22:02:20 We've had a few reports of troubles recently with 1GByte USB sticks. I'm interested in finding out what the problem is; I don't recall any previous problems with such relatively common USB devices. Jun 10 22:02:43 So I don't think it's the device, but I don't know what else it is just now. Jun 10 22:03:21 It seems that the "format" operation partitioned the device correctly (or did it?). And it wrote an empty filesystem upon at least part of it. Jun 10 22:03:35 But it failed to copy the linksys files. Jun 10 22:03:44 is there a way to do it manually? Jun 10 22:03:49 THat's all closed Linksys code for which we have no source, so we're guessing at what it does. Jun 10 22:04:00 Are you familiar with Linux? Jun 10 22:04:03 yup Jun 10 22:04:36 been running slack for 9+ years? Jun 10 22:05:00 Ok. I'll pastebin a horrible script that I've used to "fake" the process. Jun 10 22:05:25 Are you telnet'd in right now? Jun 10 22:05:43 yup Jun 10 22:06:41 Can you do a "dmesg" and search for the various lines identifying that device? (So I can add it to the list, in hopes of someday finding something in common) Jun 10 22:07:28 ah ha Jun 10 22:07:46 kjournald starting. Commit interval 5 seconds Jun 10 22:07:46 EXT3 FS 2.4-0.9.19, 19 August 2002 on sd(8,2), internal journal Jun 10 22:07:46 EXT3-fs: mounted filesystem with ordered data mode. Jun 10 22:07:46 kjournald starting. Commit interval 5 seconds Jun 10 22:07:46 EXT3-fs: corrupt root inode, run e2fsck Jun 10 22:07:49 kjournald starting. Commit interval 5 seconds Jun 10 22:07:50 EXT3-fs: corrupt root inode, run e2fsck Jun 10 22:08:33 Hmmm.... Jun 10 22:08:57 But it just formatted that and wrote that filesystem seconds before. Jun 10 22:09:19 guess so? it didnt mount itself or anything Jun 10 22:09:20 I wonder... can you get the output from "fdisk -l /dev/sda" Jun 10 22:09:41 Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System Jun 10 22:09:42 /dev/sda1 1 751 744961 83 Linux Jun 10 22:09:42 /dev/sda2 752 880 127968 83 Linux Jun 10 22:09:42 /dev/sda3 881 1009 127968 82 Linux swap Jun 10 22:09:58 Thanks. Hold on a minute, I hate partition math. Jun 10 22:10:05 no prob Jun 10 22:10:41 But it looks right Jun 10 22:11:31 Can you just run fsck /dev/sda1 , and let's see which partition that is that's broken. Jun 10 22:12:35 there is no plain fsck, but there is fsck.ext3 if that is what you meant Jun 10 22:12:55 /dev/sda1: clean, 11/93120 files, 7037/186240 blocks Jun 10 22:13:08 /dev/sda2: clean, 11/32000 files, 8172/127968 blocks Jun 10 22:13:55 Ok. How about fsck -f /dev/sda1 Jun 10 22:14:04 (or fsck.ext3) Jun 10 22:14:21 Pass 1: Checking inodes, blocks, and sizes Jun 10 22:14:22 Bad block inode has illegal block(s). Clear? Jun 10 22:14:35 er Jun 10 22:14:44 /sbin/fsck.ext3: Illegal triply indirect block found while reading bad blocks inode Jun 10 22:14:46 This doesn't bode well, but we'll try to go on... Jun 10 22:14:46 Pass 1: Checking inodes, blocks, and sizes Jun 10 22:14:46 Bad block inode has illegal block(s). Clear? Jun 10 22:14:58 Yikes. Jun 10 22:15:16 Let's just abort that and see what happens if we manually mkfs the thing. Jun 10 22:15:53 so dont hit Y? Jun 10 22:16:19 Doesn't matter - we just need to exit one way or t'other. Jun 10 22:16:35 k on esec Jun 10 22:16:59 ok so mkfs? Jun 10 22:17:01 mkfs.ext3 -m 1 /dev/sda1 Jun 10 22:17:43 working.... Jun 10 22:17:52 done Jun 10 22:18:03 same for sda2 Jun 10 22:18:25 Then let's fsck.ext3 -f /dev/sda1 again, just to be sure. Jun 10 22:19:08 worked Jun 10 22:19:15 e2fsck 1.34 (25-Jul-2003) Jun 10 22:19:16 Pass 1: Checking inodes, blocks, and sizes Jun 10 22:19:16 Pass 2: Checking directory structure Jun 10 22:19:16 Pass 3: Checking directory connectivity Jun 10 22:19:16 Pass 4: Checking reference counts Jun 10 22:19:16 Pass 5: Checking group summary information Jun 10 22:19:19 /dev/sda1: 11/93120 files (0.0% non-contiguous), 7037/186240 blocks Jun 10 22:19:26 That's better. Jun 10 22:19:44 sda2 is good now too Jun 10 22:19:55 Ok. Curious. Jun 10 22:20:01 Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System Jun 10 22:20:01 /dev/sda1 1 751 744961 83 Linux Jun 10 22:20:01 /dev/sda2 752 880 127968 83 Linux Jun 10 22:20:01 /dev/sda3 881 1009 127968 82 Linux swap Jun 10 22:20:19 But anyway, here's the hack to manually set up the files... Jun 10 22:20:32 http://www.pastebin.ca/557250 Jun 10 22:22:04 You might try switching to "raw" display on pastebin, and then seeing if you can cut and paste chunks of it into the telnet window. Jun 10 22:22:12 k Jun 10 22:25:01 mwester, so this part [harddisk] Jun 10 22:25:01 validhd=1:0 Jun 10 22:25:01 invalidhd=0:0 Jun 10 22:25:46 from /etc/CGI_ds.conf isn't nessecary to fake the nslu filesystem structure? Jun 10 22:26:39 mwester ok now what? Jun 10 22:26:42 caplink811-log: Dunno - that's why I've never put the script or instructions on the wiki. I guess we'll find out. Jun 10 22:26:52 ;) Jun 10 22:27:03 Ok. I presume everything copied ok? Jun 10 22:27:48 i think? Jun 10 22:28:27 :) Ok. Check that /dev/sd is not mounted using the mount command, and if not, pull the memory stick out. Jun 10 22:28:38 # mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/tmpmnt Jun 10 22:28:38 # ls /mnt/tmpmnt Jun 10 22:28:38 lost+found public Jun 10 22:28:49 That's good. Jun 10 22:29:02 ok unmounted Jun 10 22:29:06 so pull the stick and reboot? Jun 10 22:29:41 Nope. Just pull it out. Wait 30 seconds or a bit more. Jun 10 22:30:08 * caplink811-log thinking about chicken egg problem, if .dongle ist the egg, the things would run smoothly Jun 10 22:30:19 Then type "dmesg" in telnet, and make a note of the last messages in the log (so we know what gets added). Jun 10 22:30:35 Then plug it in. Wait 30 seconds. Type "mount" and lets see what happens. Jun 10 22:32:22 ok nothing auto-mounted Jun 10 22:32:44 Attached scsi removable disk sda at scsi0, channel 0, id 0, lun 0 Jun 10 22:32:44 SCSI device sda: 2001888 512-byte hdwr sectors (1025 MB) Jun 10 22:32:44 32 port connect!!!!! Jun 10 22:32:44 sda: Write Protect is off Jun 10 22:32:44 /dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0: p1 p2 p3 Jun 10 22:32:44 WARNING: USB Mass Storage data integrity not assured Jun 10 22:32:48 USB Mass Storage device found at 3 Jun 10 22:34:06 Ok. Well, then, let's just reboot and see if that will wake things up. (can you check with ps to see if USB_Detect is running? Jun 10 22:34:07 ) Jun 10 22:36:58 leave the stick in and reboot? Jun 10 22:37:03 Yep Jun 10 22:37:07 k Jun 10 22:39:01 fingers crossed Jun 10 22:39:17 * caplink811-log has chips and beer available ;) Jun 10 22:41:05 ok its rebooted, but not mounted Jun 10 22:41:09 er no Jun 10 22:41:09 it is Jun 10 22:41:10 sorry Jun 10 22:41:34 uNSLUng status: Running from Internal Flash Jun 10 22:41:53 Are you telnet'd in yet? Jun 10 22:42:20 yeah doing the unsling now Jun 10 22:42:22 seems to be working Jun 10 22:42:33 interesting... Jun 10 22:42:36 k, says reboot with disk in Jun 10 22:42:53 so that script seemed to do it Jun 10 22:43:00 that with the manual format Jun 10 22:43:02 interesting, so it seems, that .dongle is the egg, and CGI_d.conf is the chicken Jun 10 22:43:39 sure hoped this helped you guys :) Jun 10 22:44:09 i think ,it needs more approvals.. Jun 10 22:45:30 doing ipkg update Jun 10 22:45:41 thanks a ton guys, really appreciate the support Jun 10 22:47:32 wizdumb: you're welcome. Thanks for being a willing and able "test" subject :-) I feel we know a bit more about this failure mode now (but still not enough to solve it). Jun 10 22:47:48 Can I ask for some additional info? Jun 10 22:47:51 sure thing Jun 10 22:47:58 (installing openssh now) Jun 10 22:48:44 Anything you can add concerning the state of that flash drive would be helpful, I guess. Has it been formatted other than by Sandisk? FAT? FAT32? NTFS? Any clues might be helpful... Jun 10 22:49:06 I did a format in windows Jun 10 22:49:12 fat32 Jun 10 22:50:50 Sandisk Cruzer Mini 2.0, 1GByte (older model, pre-U3), FAT32 via Windows Jun 10 22:52:03 yeah Jun 10 22:52:17 er I dont know if its a2.0 Jun 10 22:52:20 its the one costco sells Jun 10 22:52:30 got it last year some time Jun 10 22:53:17 dmesg | grep Vendor Jun 10 22:53:33 (that should identify it unambiguously) Jun 10 22:53:57 Vendor: SanDisk Model: Cruzer Mini Rev: 0.1 Jun 10 22:54:01 * mwester needs to go find one of those somewhere... Jun 10 22:55:10 so does this flash drive act as the primary hd for the nslu now? Jun 10 22:55:57 if mount outputs something like /dev/sda1 / then yes Jun 10 22:56:05 ah cool Jun 10 23:06:10 * mwester found one, but: Vendor: SanDisk Model: Cruzer Mini Rev: 0.2 Jun 10 23:06:17 Wrong rev. Jun 10 23:06:49 (stole it from the wife) Jun 10 23:07:09 I'll try formatting it with Windows, and seeing what happens. Jun 10 23:07:46 * mwester goes to check the log for the other reported Cruzer problem... Jun 10 23:12:07 * mwester finds Jun 10 23:12:11 Jun 06 21:17:49 Vendor: SanDisk Model: Cruzer Mini Rev: 0.2 Jun 10 23:13:01 Surely people have had success with these - Unslung 6.8 has been out for a couple of years, and these flash devices have been around for just as long... Jun 10 23:25:02 wow this thing works pretty well so far Jun 10 23:30:59 going to install a few more packages then get frisky with it and do the overclock thing :) Jun 10 23:34:39 if it is a new device, it should be already "overclocked" Jun 10 23:35:19 dunno got it off ebay Jun 10 23:35:31 cat cpuinfo? Jun 10 23:35:39 cat /proc/cpuinfo, yes Jun 10 23:35:52 k, waiting for it to finish installing crosstool-native Jun 10 23:41:09 hello Jun 10 23:41:25 in this wiki: Jun 10 23:41:39 http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Optware Jun 10 23:42:02 is says regarding the torrent client transmission Jun 10 23:42:30 Opening default listening port 65534 for Transmission is another required task which can be solved by DD-WRT control panel or adding Jun 10 23:42:30 /usr/sbin/iptables -I INPUT 1 -p tcp --dport 65534 -j logaccept Jun 10 23:42:30 to startup file. Jun 10 23:43:38 caplink811_log, Jun 10 23:43:39 bash-3.2# cat /proc/cpuinfo Jun 10 23:43:40 Processor : XScale-IXP425/IXC1100 rev 1 (v5b) Jun 10 23:43:40 BogoMIPS : 131.48 Jun 10 23:43:51 so, it isn't yet Jun 10 23:44:06 thats about to change Jun 10 23:44:34 i am not familiar with the linux security stuff Jun 10 23:45:06 but i can not finf the iptables file: /usr/sbin/iptables Jun 10 23:46:30 can someone give me a hint on this issue? Jun 10 23:48:36 bad-h, but you should be able to find the control panel.. Jun 10 23:49:11 what is that anyway ? Jun 10 23:49:16 i have no clue Jun 10 23:50:29 aeh, http://router_ip/ForwardSpec.asp Jun 10 23:53:20 dead lunk Jun 10 23:53:25 *link Jun 10 23:54:15 no it works Jun 10 23:55:28 forward destination should be localhost, or internal ip of your router Jun 11 00:01:14 im sorry for being a total newbie Jun 11 00:01:25 but how do i compile and run it? Jun 11 00:02:24 tell us, what would you comile? optware package are already ready to run.. Jun 11 00:02:50 this script Jun 11 00:02:57 how do i run it Jun 11 00:03:00 http://router_ip/ForwardSpec.asp Jun 11 00:03:04 which script? Jun 11 00:03:45 just enter this adress linein your browser, and enter the nesseccary paramters Jun 11 00:04:20 s/paramters/parameters Jun 11 00:04:20 ok, when i follow the link i end up here> Jun 11 00:04:21 http://www.changeip.com/clients/DDNS_UPDATE.pl.txt Jun 11 00:04:26 thats strange Jun 11 00:04:55 assuming, that you try this from inside of your network Jun 11 00:05:10 darn Jun 11 00:05:16 now im tired Jun 11 00:05:19 sorru Jun 11 00:05:27 going to bed Jun 11 00:05:40 tnx, 4 all Jun 11 00:05:55 * caplink811_log thinking about trolls, and, don't feed them Jun 11 00:07:08 so when u refer to "control panel" u mean the router port forwarding stuff? Jun 11 00:07:37 no, i refer to http://ip_of_your_router Jun 11 00:08:00 which means the internal ip adress Jun 11 00:08:37 lets go to the top of this issue Jun 11 00:09:01 I have installed the Transmission torrent client to my nslu2 Jun 11 00:09:56 the very last part of the Wikis says that I have to alter some iptables stuff Jun 11 00:09:57 Opening default listening port 65534 for Transmission is another required task which can be solved by DD-WRT control panel or adding Jun 11 00:09:57 /usr/sbin/iptables -I INPUT 1 -p tcp --dport 65534 -j logaccept Jun 11 00:09:57 to startup file. Jun 11 00:10:25 hm, maybe that i#m wrong, but until this moment, you've talk about something using dd-wrt as os Jun 11 00:10:47 lol, no Jun 11 00:11:14 sure, as you mentioned about wiki@dd-wrt.com Jun 11 00:12:23 true, but that wiki also contains this: Jun 11 00:12:24 http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Optware#Installing_torrent_client Jun 11 00:12:30 wich is my problem Jun 11 00:12:52 and this wiki talks about the usage of optware packages on dd-wrt os, usually on a linksys wrt54 router Jun 11 00:13:23 true Jun 11 00:13:56 but I found the information correct when installing on my nslu2 Jun 11 00:14:05 exept for the last part Jun 11 00:14:11 so, your only problem is, how to tell your router to let incoming connections on port bla in and forwarding it to your nslu Jun 11 00:14:42 no i have done that to Jun 11 00:15:17 i only wonder if the nslu2 has some security stuff that has to be taken care of Jun 11 00:15:58 so, what is the problem, your router knows about incoming connections on port bla, forwarding it to the nslu.... Jun 11 00:16:18 there are basically no security things on the nslu Jun 11 00:16:33 THANKYOU :) Jun 11 00:17:20 its my bad english that prevents me from getting what i mean out clear Jun 11 00:18:02 So the last part in the wiki regarding Transmission has no value if i run on the nslu2 Jun 11 00:18:11 that great : Jun 11 00:18:13 :) Jun 11 00:18:18 maybe, that it my bad englsih, that prevents me, to understand your qeustion Jun 11 00:19:11 those wiki entries mentioned about - running those applications on the router (e.g. wrt54g) Jun 11 00:19:46 but you're running this application behind your router Jun 11 00:20:52 so pur router needs to know what should happens with an incoming wish on a named port Jun 11 00:21:28 e.g. forwarding a connection to the ip of your nslu Jun 11 00:22:44 * caplink811_log heading to bed now, because it is ~half past two in my tz, gn8 @ all Jun 11 01:11:17 er.. why would a samba share start asking for user/pass and deny access? Jun 11 01:11:29 jsut the default smb stuff, I didnt change any of that Jun 11 01:25:35 how do one use the adduser with unslung? I can't seem to add a user... Jun 11 01:30:22 leesiulung, I think you have to use the webUI then edit the /etc/passwd file to give them a shell Jun 11 01:34:13 I'm trying to run apache as a separate user... does it still need edit /etc/passwd to get shell? Jun 11 01:35:58 well if you want to create a new user for apache to run as, then I'd assume so Jun 11 01:36:13 I'm kinda new to the nslu, but just going off of linux experience Jun 11 01:36:42 so, just use the webui to add user and then edit httpd.conf, correct? Jun 11 01:36:54 What do I do with the 'group'? Jun 11 01:39:04 not really sure man, might want to wait for one of the veterans Jun 11 01:39:18 or read this Jun 11 01:39:19 http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Optware/Apache Jun 11 01:49:32 wizdumb: thanks! **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Jun 11 02:59:57 2007