**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Jun 13 02:59:56 2010 Jun 13 12:23:29 hi Jun 13 12:29:43 the wiki pages about upslug2 can be updated Jun 13 12:29:53 for the macos x part Jun 13 12:30:03 because finally upslug2 is available as macport Jun 13 12:30:17 so the user can obtain it simply doing sudo port install upslug2 Jun 13 12:30:41 and a variant to support NSLU2 with 16MByte of flash is included Jun 13 12:35:15 what's the password for the page UpSlug2onOSX ? Jun 13 12:35:24 so I can change by myself Jun 13 13:14:18 ok done Jun 13 14:40:58 i have a old nslu2 what is smart to run on it this time ? i use now unslung 6.8 but updating is not working Jun 13 14:41:19 is it smart to switch to debian or something else ? Jun 13 14:42:22 MiKa_ I can recomment you to try openwrt first Jun 13 14:42:28 recommend* Jun 13 14:42:47 latest version is much easier to use than before Jun 13 14:42:54 thanks to new interface LuCI Jun 13 14:55:49 openwrt ok.. lets give it a try .. i only whil use samba , screen , bitlebee and irssi is that working ? Jun 13 14:56:19 and ssh ofcorse Yrouel Jun 13 14:57:17 and i forget rsync Jun 13 14:57:33 yep Jun 13 14:57:44 Do you know if that is working with openwrt Jun 13 14:58:13 ok now look for info how to install but that must be easy Jun 13 14:58:34 samba works and is configurable via luci Jun 13 14:58:53 what is luci ? Jun 13 14:59:00 the web interface Jun 13 14:59:35 ok looks great but is it also config by command line ? Jun 13 15:00:07 sure Jun 13 15:00:17 MiKa_ here a list of available packages Jun 13 15:00:18 http://downloads.openwrt.org/backfire/10.03/ixp4xx/packages/ Jun 13 15:00:28 bitlbee is available Jun 13 15:00:54 packages are maintaned using opkg utility Jun 13 15:02:14 just busybox is a bit broken in this versione (ping doesn't work) and it's fixed in the lastest version available here Jun 13 15:02:36 http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/trunk/ixp4xx/packages/ Jun 13 15:03:13 so is a good idea to upgrade it Jun 13 15:04:02 MiKa_ openwrt default installation is very minimal so for example usb modules needs to be installed Jun 13 15:04:42 but you can even cook you own image compiling openwrt with everything you need Jun 13 15:05:57 let me see.. first i have to eat now and then i will see how it works. Do you know a good howto about nslu2 and openwrt ? Jun 13 15:06:28 uhm the openwrt wiki and nslu2-linux wiki are a good start Jun 13 15:06:35 but is very easy to use Jun 13 15:07:22 to flash it just use openwrt-nslu2-squashfs.bin with upslug2 -i Jun 13 15:08:36 ok . are you here in 1 hour ? because i have to eat.. kids are waiting Jun 13 15:08:57 yep I should be Jun 13 16:01:55 so i`m back.. time for reading now Jun 13 16:06:04 Yrouel: bitlebee is a old version is there someone who make a updTE OR IS IT WAIT AND HOPE Jun 13 16:06:17 Sorry caps was on Jun 13 16:10:52 MiKa_ dunno Jun 13 16:11:00 try to ask on the openwrt channel Jun 13 16:11:44 first i am reading http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/OpenWrt/KnownProblems Jun 13 16:12:07 but it seems it is the best to use the latest firmware Jun 13 16:12:09 it's old Jun 13 16:12:41 MiKa_ consider even using a snapshot of openwrt instead of stable Jun 13 16:13:09 in this case I I remember correctly luci isn't installed by default Jun 13 16:13:37 sorry but who is luci ? Jun 13 16:13:47 the web interface Jun 13 16:15:23 ok but it is easy to do if i hear you. i use now unslung 6.8 and it is easy so i hope openwrt wil be the same only beter suport with more updates Jun 13 16:15:44 unslung is now running 4 or 5 years on my slug Jun 13 16:16:09 last install is from 3 years ago Jun 13 16:16:41 yep is easy Jun 13 16:17:02 But i see something intresting. it dont use a hard disk so i dont have to format my unslung hard disk or am i wrong Jun 13 16:17:59 openwrt fits abundantly in the eprom Jun 13 16:18:07 in the flash Jun 13 16:19:17 then you can configure it to install packages in an external volume if you want Jun 13 16:19:25 I added an internal usb sd card reader Jun 13 16:19:37 using one of the 3 extra usb ports Jun 13 16:19:44 so when i not format my harddisk what is now for unslung . i can moount it after the instalation and mv the maps to the root Jun 13 16:19:57 sure Jun 13 16:21:02 ok but for install packages he use the harddisk . must it be formated for that ? or is it ok when there are a few folders with some data ? Jun 13 16:21:26 it's ok Jun 13 16:21:36 because i have 150 gig data at my disk . if i must format i have to backup it first Jun 13 16:21:38 just adjust the path and the conf Jun 13 16:21:57 however some packages Jun 13 16:21:58 ok looks great Jun 13 16:22:04 or more precisely Jun 13 16:22:09 parts of some packages Jun 13 16:22:19 needs to be installed in the flash Jun 13 16:22:26 for examle init scripts Jun 13 16:22:31 example* Jun 13 16:23:08 ok i understand. so now looks what version i go install and go try to find out how it work :) Jun 13 16:23:22 try a snapshot first Jun 13 16:23:33 no wait Jun 13 16:23:40 the stable first Jun 13 16:23:50 so you can configure easily the network interface(s) Jun 13 16:24:05 backfire is the latest Jun 13 16:26:22 so this is not howto ?: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/OpenWrt/BuildInstructions Jun 13 16:27:05 no Jun 13 16:27:31 it's old and it's to compile openwrt Jun 13 16:27:35 for a precompiled image Jun 13 16:27:42 just use upslug2 Jun 13 16:27:53 refer to the wiki on how to put the slug in upgrade mode Jun 13 16:32:29 i see i must read at openwrt.org Jun 13 16:34:51 btw it's simply pushing reset button when powering the slug Jun 13 16:35:00 until the status/ready led become red Jun 13 16:35:16 then release quickly the power button Jun 13 16:36:19 and launch usplug2 -i openwrt-nslu2-squashfs.bin Jun 13 16:36:26 yes i know i did before with unsung but i see 3 bin files Jun 13 16:36:47 you need only openwrt-nslu2-squashfs.bin Jun 13 16:36:50 i see also a -16mb and zImage Jun 13 16:37:00 ok i start download it Jun 13 16:37:01 -16MB if you modded your slug Jun 13 16:37:11 replacing the stock flash chip Jun 13 16:37:44 nope i did not.. only the speed mod to overclock it to 266mhz Jun 13 16:37:54 MiKa_ btw keep ready to hand a serial console Jun 13 16:38:08 because if you do something wrong in the network config Jun 13 16:38:18 you don't stay locked out Jun 13 16:38:47 oh mine too was underclocked Jun 13 16:39:15 What about a serial console .. Jun 13 16:39:41 MiKa_ as I said is really useful to recover from a misconfiguration Jun 13 16:40:41 how do i make that ? Jun 13 16:41:23 the easiest is to use an old mobile phone cable Jun 13 16:41:33 like ca-42 or dku-5 from nokia Jun 13 16:42:04 MiKa_ but a male hader needs to be soldered in the slug board Jun 13 16:42:22 so if you don't have such skills skipt that Jun 13 16:42:43 and just check every setting before applying it Jun 13 16:43:03 I don't know what the reset button really do under openwrt Jun 13 16:44:11 ok but when ssh is installed it must be easy to loggin or not ? Jun 13 16:44:49 yep Jun 13 16:44:50 but as test i use my old nslu2 because i dont need a hard disk at start:) Jun 13 16:44:53 ssh is built in Jun 13 16:44:57 on openwrt Jun 13 16:45:11 but first you need to login with telnet Jun 13 16:45:20 then set your password Jun 13 16:45:22 for root Jun 13 16:45:26 then you can use ssh Jun 13 16:45:48 this isn't true for the web interface in which you set the password at the first login Jun 13 16:46:19 upslug2 is at my mint instalation so i need now to swith irc to this pc.. becasue irssi is running at my slug and i need that Jun 13 16:46:31 ok Jun 13 16:51:19 so that is done now shutdown my slug Jun 13 16:55:54 so it is in upgrade mode the red light is flashing Jun 13 16:56:54 Yrouel: you told me to do : upslug2 -i filename Jun 13 16:57:00 or now Jun 13 16:57:02 not Jun 13 17:00:34 yep Jun 13 17:01:00 from root Jun 13 17:01:08 if I remember correctly Jun 13 17:02:06 because i dont can find a howto about install on a nslu2 Jun 13 17:02:54 I know when I searched I found only confusing things Jun 13 17:03:06 just do sudo upslug2 -i openwrt-nslu2-squashfs.bin Jun 13 17:03:09 than wait Jun 13 17:03:12 it is flashing now Jun 13 17:03:32 ok Jun 13 17:04:37 MiKa_ on fist boot wait few minutes as it will create the jffs overlay Jun 13 17:04:46 s/fist/first Jun 13 17:06:27 ok it is booting i think only ethernet is on on the slug Jun 13 17:06:53 it take 5 till 10 minutes i read Jun 13 17:07:00 yep the ready/status led must be configured Jun 13 17:07:11 if you want it to be on at the end of the boot Jun 13 17:07:17 can be done via web interface Jun 13 17:08:11 the ip is 192.168.1.1 ? Jun 13 17:08:18 or 1.70 ? Jun 13 17:08:25 mh Jun 13 17:08:31 it should be 1.1 Jun 13 17:08:41 but try .1.77 too Jun 13 17:08:56 and the one you had with other firmware Jun 13 17:12:50 it works so now i put it in my network to setup the rest Jun 13 17:17:31 the web interface looks great Jun 13 17:19:11 yep openwrt did a great job Jun 13 17:19:16 openwrt team* Jun 13 17:19:30 but no time zone europe ? Jun 13 17:20:05 is possible to set an european country Jun 13 17:20:14 I don't remember where precisely Jun 13 17:21:26 sorry I don0t have my slug here Jun 13 17:22:09 ok i will find out. Jun 13 17:22:45 and now loggin by ssh and configure the usb harddisk ? Jun 13 17:24:11 sorry i see the addmin web :) Jun 13 17:25:35 MiKa_ in order to use ssh first login with telnet Jun 13 17:25:44 then set a password with passwd Jun 13 17:25:54 then chack if telnet works Jun 13 17:26:13 check if ssh works sorry Jun 13 17:26:17 if yes you can disable telnet Jun 13 17:26:30 for usb you have to install some package Jun 13 17:27:39 first configure the network when done do an opkg update Jun 13 17:27:59 ssh is working to Jun 13 17:28:03 then opkk install usb-storage should bring every dependency Jun 13 17:28:11 opkg* Jun 13 17:28:32 for usb2 the module is something like usb-ehci Jun 13 17:28:48 do an opkg list | grep usb Jun 13 17:29:00 and tell me what packages you see please Jun 13 17:29:17 pls wait update now Jun 13 17:32:00 Yrouel: see http://www.binpaste.com/v.php?id=anym1 Jun 13 17:32:54 must i do : opkg install usb-storage Jun 13 17:33:29 MiKa_ not really Jun 13 17:33:37 opkg install kmod-usb-storage kmod-usb2 Jun 13 17:35:58 it is downl and install Jun 13 17:36:02 done Jun 13 17:37:48 reboot it now Jun 13 17:39:11 and up again.. it is realy fast Jun 13 17:39:38 yep Jun 13 17:39:46 it's a very minimal firmware Jun 13 17:40:02 MiKa_ if you don't plan to install some wifi hardware Jun 13 17:40:04 you can remove Jun 13 17:40:10 some installed package Jun 13 17:40:21 like wpad and wireless-tools Jun 13 17:42:28 wpad is not installed the rest is removed Jun 13 17:43:55 is opkg update en upgrade also working ? Jun 13 17:45:52 hmm it is not Jun 13 17:46:33 it ask for a package Jun 13 17:50:46 hmm but still also no harddisk Jun 13 17:50:50 mounted Jun 13 17:52:51 MiKa_ install fstab too Jun 13 17:54:46 opkg list |grep fstab give nothing Jun 13 17:59:42 found this http://wiki.openwrt.org/oldwiki/usbstoragehowto Jun 13 18:08:45 Yrouel: i dont understand that Jun 13 18:09:22 must i add the line in /etc/modeles/60-usb... Jun 13 18:14:39 no Jun 13 18:14:41 you don't Jun 13 18:15:15 you need block-mount and block-hotplug Jun 13 18:15:24 at least I installed it Jun 13 18:16:31 let me see because dmesg dont see my disk Jun 13 18:16:48 you see usb-storage being loaded? Jun 13 18:17:08 yes Jun 13 18:18:46 Wait Jun 13 18:19:02 it is now in dmesg after reboot i think . let me see Jun 13 18:19:48 Yes it is in the dmesg as sda Jun 13 18:20:39 ok so you need to configure /etc/confg/fstab Jun 13 18:20:48 but how to auto mount ? Jun 13 18:20:52 or install block-mount (or block-automount don't remember Jun 13 18:20:57 and block-hotplug Jun 13 18:21:12 to combine hotplug mount and usb Jun 13 18:21:28 so when you'll attach a disk it will be automatically mounted Jun 13 18:21:30 under /mnt Jun 13 18:21:43 the mount point will have same name of device Jun 13 18:21:49 so for exmple /mnt/sda1 Jun 13 18:23:29 ok lets try also :) Jun 13 18:23:42 where are you from anyway ? Jun 13 18:24:01 italy Jun 13 18:26:10 ok i am from holland Jun 13 18:30:48 ok I have to go bye Jun 13 18:30:58 MiKa_ you have same hd stable connected Jun 13 18:31:13 maybe is a good Idea to set up those device directly in the fstab Jun 13 18:31:22 nope still no hd . in dmesg it is gone now Jun 13 18:31:34 using label instead of dev Jun 13 18:31:35 i go try Jun 13 18:31:46 mount say nothing? Jun 13 18:32:00 nope Jun 13 18:32:16 oh uhm Jun 13 18:32:20 dmesg also not only load massstore Jun 13 18:32:31 try a reboot Jun 13 18:32:38 I really have ot go Jun 13 18:32:39 bye Jun 13 18:32:50 it is ok thanks anyway Jun 13 19:07:07 is there a way to get ext4 support for the nslu2? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Jun 14 02:59:57 2010