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Dec 18 04:40:04 <arthur92710> Hi, I need some help installing libusb
Dec 18 04:40:12 <arthur92710> on Openslug 5.3
Dec 18 04:40:22 <arthur92710> err
Dec 18 04:40:33 <arthur92710> I mean SlugOs BE
Dec 18 04:40:51 <arthur92710> I have tried opkg install libusb-1.0
Dec 18 04:42:25 <arthur92710> Im tring to install SANE
Dec 18 04:43:09 <mwester> It isn't going to work.
Dec 18 04:43:30 <arthur92710> Really?
Dec 18 04:43:37 <mwester> really
Dec 18 04:43:49 <arthur92710> what part?
Dec 18 04:44:07 <mwester> libusb vs libusb-compat got screwed up somehow
Dec 18 04:44:18 <arthur92710> sucks
Dec 18 04:44:52 <arthur92710> so theres no way in slugos 5.3?
Dec 18 04:45:09 <mwester> Well, no legitimate, supported way.
Dec 18 04:45:24 <arthur92710> what about some other firmware?
Dec 18 04:45:38 <mwester> I have no idea.
Dec 18 04:45:46 <arthur92710> Ok
Dec 18 04:45:53 <mwester> seems to work fine in the latest alpha slugos versions, though.
Dec 18 04:45:56 <arthur92710> thanks any way
Dec 18 04:46:42 <arthur92710> where can I get that?
Dec 18 04:47:42 <arthur92710> 5.4?
Dec 18 04:47:50 <mwester> You can try to opkg remove the libusb* packages that are installed, then add the unstable feeds, do an opkg update, opkg install libusb-whatever-you-need, and see how that works.
Dec 18 04:48:10 <mwester> That way it's mostly 5.3, with just the fixed libusb* packages.
Dec 18 04:48:16 <arthur92710> ok
Dec 18 04:49:22 <mwester> so just create a file called something like unstable-feed in /etc/opkg, with the following contents:
Dec 18 04:49:45 <mwester> src/gz unstable http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/slugosbe/cross/unstable
Dec 18 04:49:58 <mwester> (from memory, but that should be right)
Dec 18 04:50:50 <arthur92710> ok Ill see haow far I can get in that.
Dec 18 04:54:42 <arthur92710> Ok I made the folder, how do I get the files into it?
Dec 18 04:57:05 <arthur92710> some thing like  wget http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/sluosbe/cross/unstable ?
Dec 18 04:58:29 <mwester> You should have created a file, not a directory... there are others in that same place (/etc/opkg) with similar contents that you can use as an example.
Dec 18 04:58:45 <arthur92710> ok, I be back later
Dec 18 04:58:52 <mwester> then you do the normal stuff with opkg to update your feed list, and then you can install.
Dec 18 04:59:10 <mwester> Hm.  well.
Dec 18 06:52:24 <JoNy202> hello
Dec 18 06:53:26 <JoNy202> i use xinetd from optware package
Dec 18 06:54:32 <JoNy202> in file /opt/etc/hosts.deny i have added a line with spawn
Dec 18 06:57:00 <JoNy202> in messages i receive  warning: /opt/etc/hosts.deny, line 1: open /dev/null: Is a directory
Dec 18 06:58:33 <JoNy202> * i use xinetd witch tcpd
Dec 18 08:49:31 <en4rab> Morning! Is anybody awak and feeling in the mood for attempting to diagnose spurious USB problems? :)
Dec 18 10:02:29 <en4rab> Is nobody awake?
Dec 18 11:11:50 <JoNy2O2> hi
Dec 18 20:59:24 <changeme229> i am rubbish at linux!
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