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Oct 16 03:12:08 <Flipo> hello, I get this scary error in /var/log/messages and scandisk in the web interface doesn't work saying the disk is in use :
Oct 16 03:12:10 <Flipo> <44>Oct 15 23:10:06 klogd: SCSI disk error : host 1 channel 0 id 0 lun 0 return code = 8000002
Oct 16 03:12:10 <Flipo> <44>Oct 15 23:10:06 klogd: Current sd08:11: sns = 70  4
Oct 16 03:12:10 <Flipo> <44>Oct 15 23:10:06 klogd: ASC=4b ASCQ= 0
Oct 16 03:12:10 <Flipo> <44>Oct 15 23:10:06 klogd: Raw sense data:0x70 0x00 0x04 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x0a 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x4b 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00
Oct 16 03:12:11 <Flipo> <44>Oct 15 23:10:06 klogd:  I/O error: dev 08:11, sector 22505696
Oct 16 03:14:57 <mwester-laptop> Flipo: looks like a bad block on the disk.
Oct 16 03:15:39 <Flipo> mwester-laptop: can a scandisk map out the bad sector ?
Oct 16 03:16:30 <Flipo> mwester-laptop: e2fsck is the scandisk to use ?
Oct 16 03:18:43 <Flipo> I'll try the instructions on the wiki
Oct 16 03:23:36 <mwester-laptop> e2fsck is the tool, you may find that the NSLU2 has insufficient memory to check the disk, if the disk is large -- then you'll have to run the scan on a desktop Linux system.
Oct 16 03:24:40 <Flipo> mwester-laptop: I'll attempt doing the repair on my macbook that's running fedora via parallels
Oct 16 04:31:52 <mike390> how do i install a newer or olderversion of appweb other than 2.1.0
Oct 16 10:42:07 <NSLU2-IRC> hi how do i install appweb i used ipkg but apparently that version has a bug in it
Oct 16 10:42:16 <mike390> hi how do i install appweb i used ipkg but apparently that version has a bug in it
Oct 16 11:58:29 <mike390> how do i get appweb to work
Oct 16 12:51:59 <NSLU2-IRC> Hi there
Oct 16 12:55:51 <Franz123> got a question about my unslung setup ... i've recently upgraded php to the latest version 5.2.4-1 but now my eaccelerator is not working anymore because it only works with php version 5.2.3-1. is there any possibility to obtain a previous php version via ipkg? or is there even an better fix for my problem available??
Oct 16 12:55:59 <Franz123> would be nice if someone can help ...
Oct 16 12:56:22 <kventil> hm... 
Oct 16 12:56:42 <kventil> maybe youre able to do this with ipkg downgrade ore something
Oct 16 12:57:36 <Franz123> just tried that one before but there is no downgrade available .. i also tried ipkg install -force-downgrade php but thats not working either
Oct 16 12:57:45 <kventil> hm
Oct 16 12:57:53 <kventil> and downloading the ipkg package manually?
Oct 16 12:58:20 <Franz123> don't know where to find it - tried the package search engine but there are only the newest branches online i think
Oct 16 12:59:13 <Franz123> but honestly i don't think that they are deleting the "older" packages, do they?
Oct 16 13:04:28 <Franz123> my connection just died .. anyone knows any solution?
Oct 16 13:04:39 <Franz123> (for the problem stated above..)
Oct 16 13:05:05 <kventil> hm...
Oct 16 13:17:22 <Franz123> maybe i should just ask if anyone has the php_5.2.3-1_armeb.ipk?
Oct 16 13:17:39 <kventil> would be an option
Oct 16 13:17:54 <Franz123> i think that will also solve my problem
Oct 16 13:18:01 <kventil> root@storage:/> php -v     
Oct 16 13:18:01 <kventil> PHP 5.2.4 (cli) (built: Sep 27 2007 00:38:08) 
Oct 16 13:18:01 <kventil> Copyright (c) 1997-2007 The PHP Group
Oct 16 13:18:01 <kventil> Zend Engine v2.2.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2007 Zend Technologies
Oct 16 13:18:04 <kventil> hm
Oct 16 13:37:14 <mike390> how do i  get appweb to work?
Oct 16 13:37:18 <mike390> it sbugged
Oct 16 13:40:27 <kventil> appweb?
Oct 16 15:13:21 <Soheil> : iipkg install cups
Oct 16 15:13:38 <Soheil> gives: Nothing can be done.
Oct 16 15:13:40 <Soheil> Ignore the typo
Oct 16 15:13:48 <Soheil> No cups for Openslug?
Oct 16 15:14:13 <osas> you can install it from optware
Oct 16 15:15:29 <mwester> Soheil:  Not just yet.  If you wait a few hours, I'll add it.
Oct 16 15:15:46 * mwester just turned his SlugOS system into a print server a day ago...
Oct 16 15:16:23 <Soheil> Few hours? That would be incredibly fast. Sure thing, I’ll gladly wait a few hours
Oct 16 15:18:49 <osas> mwester: are you going to push this into the 3.10 feed?
Oct 16 15:25:58 <mwester> osas: no, it'll be in the unstable feed IIRC
Oct 16 15:26:19 <osas> where is that?
Oct 16 15:27:12 <mwester> It'll take a while for the autobuilder to get to it.  I expect it will pop up in this feed: http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/slugosbe/cross/unstable
Oct 16 15:27:47 <osas> so ... this is not for 3.10
Oct 16 15:28:43 <mwester> There's a possibility it won't run, or that the dependencies will be intrusive (i.e. will make something else already installed not run).
Oct 16 16:09:15 <Soheil> Seems that I should have gone for Debianslug instead of Openslug...Can i upgrade it or should i get going from scratch?
Oct 16 16:12:03 <barnseen3o> yay for debianslug!
Oct 16 16:12:34 <Soheil> yay for barnseen3o telling me howtoupgrade the Openslug instead of reinstalling everything! :D
Oct 16 16:12:56 <barnseen3o> ;)
Oct 16 16:13:02 <barnseen3o> sercomm + reinstall
Oct 16 16:20:54 <eno> Soheil: slugos has its own advantage, you can slim it down just the way you like
Oct 16 16:21:19 <eno> ipkg is much faster than apt-get/dpkg on the slug
Oct 16 16:21:49 <eno> for cups, as osas pointed out, you can also get it from optware feed
Oct 16 16:22:08 <eno> see http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Optware/Slugosbe
Oct 16 16:25:54 <Soheil> eno, I see your point but I'm connecting some external devices (sound, ethernet (got it to work under openslug though) and vga-port replicator) and I think it might be easier to fiddle with the drivers using the debianversion 
Oct 16 16:29:34 <eno> i c. But if you can build your own kernel module, slugos is actually a bit more flexible than debian, which usually needs native compilation
Oct 16 16:30:00 <eno> debian is solid and proven, true.
Oct 16 16:33:05 <Soheil> I've got hold of an Ubuntu-desktop to compile my own kernel module, might as well try both versions
Oct 16 16:37:26 <eno> one gradually will realize that 1 slug is not enough, each distro has its place
Oct 16 16:38:36 <Soheil> more than one slug = addiction
Oct 16 16:40:21 <eno> we should take a poll and see how many people are addicted
Oct 16 16:41:47 <Soheil> I think it's hard to not be addicted with something you can fiddle with for hours
Oct 16 16:50:41 <Soheil>  see http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Optware/Slugosbe ... is there a typo somewhere? I'm using cut'n paste on the instructions but can't get to define ipk_name= correctly
Oct 16 16:54:57 <eno> just tried again, and it seems to define ipk_name fine
Oct 16 16:55:41 <Soheil> My mistake I copied one line at a time
Oct 16 16:55:54 <eno> make sure you either copy and paste the \, or put wget and awk on 1 line
Oct 16 16:56:17 <eno> the purpose is just get the latest ipkg-opt ipkg name
Oct 16 16:56:48 <Soheil> I solved it by 1) copying the first line, 2)pressing ctrl+enter, 3)copying the second line
Oct 16 20:59:25 <barnseen2o> anyone been through the vista/nslu2 samba heartache?
Oct 16 21:01:59 <caplink811-log> there are some articles out there at the web, something about change the default protocol or behaviour in vista... 
Oct 16 21:07:11 <janneN> evning all can someone tell me how I can close the rtorrent "window" and its continue running? the ^q dont works
Oct 16 21:08:59 <caplink811-log> man screen?!
Oct 16 21:11:25 <janneN> hm
Oct 16 21:13:08 <caplink811-log> you should use screen, this is an application which enables you to run different programms in different "screens" (in background, too)
Oct 16 21:15:02 <janneN> ok looking in to it
Oct 16 21:19:18 <barnseen3o> aah thank fsck
Oct 16 21:19:24 <barnseen3o> got the vista thing, finally
Oct 16 21:19:37 <barnseen3o> not only do you have to do that lanman thing, you have to actually map a drive!
Oct 16 21:27:59 <janneN> screen did it=)
Oct 16 21:33:15 <eno> janneN: screen is very very useful, i use it every day on almost all boxes i have
Oct 16 21:33:31 <eno> you might want to setup a good ~/.screenrc
Oct 16 21:33:54 <eno> that can help you organize windows, show some stats
Oct 16 21:34:09 <janneN> kk I used to simply  use app -d for that, never needed screen before
Oct 16 21:34:59 <eno> if you just have one window, you can also use "dtach -A name app"
Oct 16 21:35:31 <janneN> ok
Oct 16 21:35:55 <eno> i find myself using dtach within screen within wmii/ion under vnc
Oct 16 21:37:30 <janneN> jsut about to trying download first torrent for testing
Oct 16 21:43:19 <eno> the one i often use for testing is http://bc.tech.coop/blog/050728.html
Oct 16 21:43:55 <eno> not too big, not too small
Oct 16 21:44:12 <janneN>  Inactive: Tracker: [Server returned nothing (no headers, no data)]
Oct 16 21:44:49 <janneN> testing that now
Oct 16 21:45:40 <janneN> worked
Oct 16 21:45:43 <janneN> =)
Oct 16 21:45:52 <eno> excellent
Oct 17 02:04:32 <Impaled_on_Rebar> So, how long can one expect a flash pen drive to last as the debian boot device for the nslu2?
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Oct 17 02:39:38 <Impaled_on_Rebar> How long does an nslu2 last if hooked up to fucking bungie cord?
Oct 17 02:55:24 <Impaled_on_Rebar> solar powered slug?
Oct 17 02:55:33 <Impaled_on_Rebar> Impaled_on_Rebar: yeah, sure.
Oct 17 02:55:45 <Impaled_on_Rebar> how much wattage?
Oct 17 02:55:57 <Impaled_on_Rebar> Impaled_on_Rebar: enough, surely.
Oct 17 02:56:54 <Impaled_on_Rebar> Impaled_on_Rebar: a flash drive will typically last only about 3 months.
Oct 17 02:57:20 <Impaled_on_Rebar> that's stupid then.  why would i use a flash drive?
Oct 17 02:57:33 <Impaled_on_Rebar> Impaled_on_Rebar: most ppl dont.
Oct 17 02:57:49 <Impaled_on_Rebar> Impaled_on_Rebar: not a serious application.
Oct 17 02:58:31 <Impaled_on_Rebar> Impaled_on_Rebar: some flash drives last a year, but will cost several thousand dollars per kilobyte
Oct 17 02:58:51 <Impaled_on_Rebar> that's more stupider
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