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Oct 30 04:43:16 <theblue> hi all.
Oct 30 16:45:38 <encryptedbytes> Hey all, I'm hoping to get some help with an NSLU2 problem, is anyone alive?
Oct 30 16:48:59 <encryptedbytes> Class, anyone...
Oct 30 16:49:03 <encryptedbytes> Bueller...
Oct 30 16:49:05 <encryptedbytes> Bueller...
Oct 30 16:51:21 <encryptedbytes> Damn
Oct 30 16:53:14 <jomaster> perhabs later is someone online
Oct 30 16:53:40 <encryptedbytes> I'm hoping lol
Oct 30 17:00:56 <eno> encryptedbytes: you can just leave your questions here
Oct 30 17:01:26 <eno> if someone sees it  might offer help
Oct 30 17:14:52 <encryptedbytes> Ah cool, I'll do that
Oct 30 17:16:30 <encryptedbytes> Basically my issue is that one of my NSLU2s acts as if it has an auto power mod, yet no mod has been done on the unit that I can tell. Please take a look at this post on the Linksys forums for all the details: http://forums.linksysbycisco.com/linksys/board/message?board.id=Network_Storage&thread.id=6796
Oct 30 17:17:42 <encryptedbytes> If there is some additional information I can provide just let me know.
Oct 30 17:20:24 <eno> encryptedbytes: not that i can help you, but autopower on is actually useful in some cases
Oct 30 17:21:08 <encryptedbytes> Yeah, in looking over the NSLU2-Linux site I see a lot of people prefer it to work that way :C)
Oct 30 17:25:42 <encryptedbytes> I'm justing using them on a home network though where availability/uptime isn't an issue and would rather have the default behaviour so I can press a few buttons to shut them all down at the end of the day
Oct 30 17:26:12 <encryptedbytes> A fascinating little box though :C)
Oct 31 00:20:52 <EncryptedBytes> Anyone home? I'm looking for some help figuring out a power issue with one of my slugs...
Oct 31 01:13:50 <Woolly> hey guys, just a quick question. I'm running through the debian lenny installer on my slug, and I'm at 83%, installing the kernel. The ethernet light on my slug has gone out, and I cant ping it. My SSH install session is still in place, because I dont want to cancel it. Is this normal, or has something gone wrong?
Oct 31 01:15:55 <Woolly> anyone?
Oct 31 02:39:30 <RWings19> hi all
Oct 31 02:39:59 <RWings19> need some help here... just got a used NSLU2 from ebay... got it plugged into router, two green lights on front, but can't connect via 192.168.1.77
Oct 31 02:40:04 <RWings19> any ideas?
Oct 31 02:42:33 <RWings19> anyone?
Oct 31 02:43:02 <joat> reboot with reset button held in?
Oct 31 02:43:29 <joat> seem to remember this being addressed in the wiki
Oct 31 02:44:04 <RWings19> will try that
Oct 31 02:44:43 <joat> other option is to start up sniffer before power cycling the nslu2
Oct 31 02:44:50 <RWings19> would it matter that I have no devices plugged into the NSLU2 right now?
Oct 31 02:44:52 <joat> sometimes it shows up in the sniffer
Oct 31 02:45:03 <joat> shouldn't
Oct 31 02:45:13 <RWings19> ping doesn't find the IP address
Oct 31 02:45:31 <RWings19> i wonder if the device itself is defective :(
Oct 31 02:45:48 <joat> if you can guess at the network, use nmap to scan an ip range
Oct 31 02:46:44 <RWings19> network is 192.168.1.xxx
Oct 31 02:46:50 <RWings19> (linksys router)
Oct 31 02:48:07 <joat> nmap -sP 192.168.1.2-254 
Oct 31 02:48:16 <joat> assuming that router is at .1
Oct 31 02:50:31 <RWings19> i'm using windows... so nmap doesn't work
Oct 31 02:51:13 <joat> no sniffer either then?
Oct 31 02:51:34 <RWings19> no
Oct 31 02:52:15 <RWings19> i think i may have found the problem
Oct 31 02:52:39 <joat> cycling the power with the reset button held in, then attempt to connect to .77, is the only other thing that i can think of then
Oct 31 02:54:53 <RWings19> router is not even showing it as a connected client - but the port light on the front of the router is lit
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