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Jun 05 23:59:56 <jacques> I'll try the latest image as soon as it finishes building
Jun 06 00:00:05 <dyoung> I saw it in a bulk changeset.
Jun 06 00:00:06 <jacques> and let you know
Jun 06 00:00:25 <rwhitby-web> we just need Tiersten to add the usb devices patch, and we've got a real R29-based unslung without the genesys rubbish they did
Jun 06 00:00:52 <rwhitby-web> we should then benchmark that with and without the interrupt-driven ixp driver
Jun 06 00:01:14 <rwhitby-web> next thing I'm going to do is put dropbear into the image
Jun 06 00:02:31 <rwhitby-web> and make the uNSLUng password stick everywhere
Jun 06 00:03:02 <jbowler-away> If you have dropbear it's possible to auto-flash just by 'scp zImage /boot/zImage' and have a watcher process pick it up and flash (devio) it into the correct places.
Jun 06 00:03:03 <dyoung> bbl
Jun 06 00:03:26 <rwhitby-web> jbowler-away: not on a running jffs2 though
Jun 06 00:03:44 <rwhitby-web> but yeah, with an external rootfs we could do that
Jun 06 00:03:44 <jbowler-away> right... that's the precondition.
Jun 06 00:04:03 <rwhitby-web> that's why I want to get rid of the linksys web upgrade interface, so that we can eventually put a proper one in there.
Jun 06 00:04:27 <jbowler-away> Hum.  No it works on a running jffs2 rootfs (if there's space for the image) - just mount -o ro /
Jun 06 00:05:01 <rwhitby-web> jbowler-away: do we have devio in the unslung firmware yet?
Jun 06 00:05:03 <jbowler-away> ... probably not reliable though
Jun 06 00:05:22 <rwhitby-web> you should make it a separate .bb and we will add it to unslung too
Jun 06 00:05:26 <jbowler-away> devio: I'm moving it into a separate package
Jun 06 00:05:42 <rwhitby-web> cool - when you do, please add it to unslung
Jun 06 00:06:05 <jbowler-away> In unslung-image?
Jun 06 00:06:09 <rwhitby-web> then you'll have to teach me how to use it one day
Jun 06 00:06:14 <rwhitby-web> yeah, in unslung-image
Jun 06 00:06:26 <jbowler-away> I was going to write a man page too ;-)
Jun 06 00:06:26 <rwhitby-web> I assume it's pretty small
Jun 06 00:06:49 <rwhitby-web> ok, I'll be back later on ..
Jun 06 00:07:08 <jbowler-away> It's 25540 bytes with the built-in help.  The help text is about 10kbytes
Jun 06 00:25:15 <jbowler-away> Well, it is hanging at S40networking, I may have damaged the udhcpc script (since I boot with DHCP).
Jun 06 00:38:07 <jacques> my build is still going
Jun 06 00:40:37 <jbowler-away> The udhcpc script isn't even running on my system - so there is a hang before ifup tries to start it.
Jun 06 00:44:14 <jacques> hmm, I have static IPs on my slugs
Jun 06 00:46:00 <jbowler-away> Yes, it's hanging in ifup, so I'll swap back to static and see it that helps...
Jun 06 00:48:21 <jacques> hmm, so what does openslug use the linksys firmware for ?
Jun 06 00:48:31 <jacques> my openslug build is downloading R29
Jun 06 00:49:05 <dyoung> that sounds like a bug
Jun 06 00:49:09 <jbowler-away> RedBoot
Jun 06 00:49:32 <dyoung> Oh yeah, we put it back in there dont we\/.
Jun 06 00:50:04 <jbowler-away> Yes, along with SysConf.  Some brave person with JTAG could try just putting /dev/zero in there - it should work ;-)
Jun 06 00:51:40 <jacques> well the way I flash it would work - fis write -f 0x50060000 -b 0x01060000 -l 0x7a0000
Jun 06 00:51:57 <jacques> flashing
Jun 06 00:53:07 <jacques> booting...
Jun 06 00:54:05 <jacques> CRAP
Jun 06 00:54:21 <jbowler-away> Hung?
Jun 06 00:54:30 <jacques> crap crap crap
Jun 06 00:55:03 <jacques> Alignment trap: ifup (799) PC=0x40140784 Instr=0xe5903004 Address=0xbeffff2a FSR 0x013
Jun 06 00:55:11 <jacques> it's scrolling that so fast I can barely copy it
Jun 06 00:55:42 <jbowler-away> Well, that's easy to turn off - alignment.sh
Jun 06 00:55:42 <jacques> (if I quit minicom it clears the screen)
Jun 06 00:56:10 <jacques> oh lol
Jun 06 00:56:18 <jacques> I hadn't thought to try ctrl-C
Jun 06 00:56:29 <jacques> that snapped it out of it
Jun 06 00:57:08 <jbowler-away> But why would a compiler change create a mis-aligned access...
Jun 06 00:57:46 <jacques> network modules aren't loaded
Jun 06 00:59:41 <jbowler-away> They wouldn't be if ifup crapped out before it touched eth0
Jun 06 00:59:51 <jacques> even lo isn't up
Jun 06 01:00:33 <jbowler-away> Same problem then - ifup is failing.  Try echo 0 >/proc/cpu/alignment then re-run ifup -a
Jun 06 01:00:46 <jacques> ok, trying
Jun 06 01:01:11 <jacques> root@LKG0FB08F:/lib/modules/2.6.11.2/kernel/drivers/net# ifup -a
Jun 06 01:01:11 <jacques> Segmentation fault
Jun 06 01:01:26 <jacques> something is fscked
Jun 06 01:02:37 <jbowler-away> ifup is in busybox (well, ifup is busybox)
Jun 06 01:02:55 <jacques> I manually configured eth0 and it works
Jun 06 01:03:41 <jbowler-away> Ok, I remember seeing the add of "patches/ifupdown-spurious-environ.patch"
Jun 06 01:04:20 <dyoung> "you make it, we break it guaranteed!"
Jun 06 01:05:25 <jacques> why are fat and vfat modules autoloaded ?
Jun 06 01:05:36 <jacques> I don't want/need those autoloaded
Jun 06 01:05:43 <jacques> this is new I think
Jun 06 01:06:13 <jbowler-away> Because you didn't specify -t to turnup?
Jun 06 01:06:55 <jbowler-away> It should only happen if you do 'mount /dev/sda2' (etc) and rely on the kernel to work out what type of FS it is.
Jun 06 01:07:17 <jacques> I haven't tried to mount anything, and don't have a disk attached
Jun 06 01:07:18 <jbowler-away> I did fix turnup though so it doesn't do it (it always passes -t to mount).
Jun 06 01:07:57 <jbowler-away> The patch removes 'static char **environ = NULL' from ifupdown.c (!)
Jun 06 01:08:43 <jacques> lol
Jun 06 01:08:55 <jacques> nice
Jun 06 01:10:57 <jbowler-away> I don't see why the environ it picks up in exchange should be non-aligned (though obviously that would explain everything.)
Jun 06 01:11:31 <jacques> wish I had strace installed already
Jun 06 01:12:42 <jbowler-away> Ah... "add gcc4 patches", and it is one of them.  It clearly isn't spurious, since it hides the extern environ ;-)
Jun 06 01:15:14 * jacques builds strace ipkg.
Jun 06 01:16:23 <jacques> ok this is bad
Jun 06 01:16:26 <jacques> strace used to work
Jun 06 01:16:30 <jacques> now I get:
Jun 06 01:16:40 <jacques> root@LKG0FB08F:/var/tmp# strace ls
Jun 06 01:16:40 <jacques> execve("/bin/ls", ["ls"], [/* 9 vars */]) = 0
Jun 06 01:16:40 <jacques> syscall: unknown syscall trap 0xe5bcf620
Jun 06 01:17:00 <jacques> WTF
Jun 06 01:17:59 <jacques> NOTE: Applying patch 'arm-syscallent.patch'
Jun 06 01:18:04 <jacques> apparently that did little good
Jun 06 01:18:19 <jacques> seems like all the oe patches are screwing us
Jun 06 01:19:23 <jacques> why didn't it apply the other two patches in the dir: arm-compilation.patch  arm-syscall.patch
Jun 06 01:20:23 <jbowler-away> It was changed on April 1 ;-)
Jun 06 01:21:18 <jbowler-away> The change seems not to have been any change though.  strace doesn't seem to have changed for a long time.
Jun 06 01:21:39 <jbowler-away> My openslug is now past rcS (having un-spurioned the static char **environ)
Jun 06 01:21:41 <jbowler-away> Booted.
Jun 06 01:21:57 <jacques> I thought this was a new version of strace from what I used last
Jun 06 01:22:36 <jacques> damn there are so many oe issues I am forgetting them
Jun 06 01:22:39 <jbowler-away> Ah.  The old one might have been bk rm'ed
Jun 06 01:23:25 <jacques> so how do we get that patch removed for our build?
Jun 06 01:23:28 <jbowler-away> Weird.  Somehow during the boot ext3, ext2, and all the fats do get loaded.
Jun 06 01:23:39 <jbowler-away> patch: I'll commit my change.
Jun 06 01:23:58 <jacques> which file did you change? the busybox .bb ?
Jun 06 01:24:07 <jacques> put in a special case for NSLU2 ?
Jun 06 01:27:00 <jbowler-away> Yes - changeset 1.3435 (just pushed)
Jun 06 01:27:16 <jacques> 'k thanks
Jun 06 01:28:15 <jacques> got it
Jun 06 01:29:04 <jbowler-away> There's going to be a merge conflict on that file when OE fixes it, but it should be fairly obvious how to resolve it.
Jun 06 01:29:16 <jacques> i agree
Jun 06 01:42:34 <jacques> flashing new image
Jun 06 01:45:07 <jacques> looking much better
Jun 06 01:46:05 <jacques> it's up with network interfaces
Jun 06 01:46:18 <jacques> still has those ugly fat modules tho :-P
Jun 06 01:46:49 <jbowler-away> And ext2/ext3
Jun 06 01:47:37 <jbowler-away> Ah, it's that 1 block initrd which isn't anything.
Jun 06 01:48:41 <jbowler-away> No.  It isn't that - if I boot off (reiserfs) disk nothing is mounted.
Jun 06 01:48:57 <jbowler-away> s/mounted/loaded/
Jun 06 01:50:32 <jacques> yeah I have the ext[23] modules loaded too
Jun 06 01:56:26 <jbowler-away> I bet it's the 'mount -o remount' in /etc/init.d/checkroot.sh
Jun 06 01:58:10 <jacques> you think it goes through vfat and ext2 before getting to jffs2 ?
Jun 06 01:58:16 <jacques> could be
Jun 06 01:59:07 <jbowler-away> Yes - change 'auto' in /etc/fstab (on the flash partition) to 'jffs2' and the modules aren't loaded.
Jun 06 02:00:17 <jbowler-away> That's an easy fix.
Jun 06 02:00:36 <jbowler-away> Time for bed...
Jun 06 02:00:58 <jacques> nice work jbowler-zzz sleep well
Jun 06 02:35:00 <dyoung> Attempting a build now.
Jun 06 02:35:52 * rwhitby attempts a build - first time since the gcc debacle
Jun 06 02:36:01 * dyoung me toos
Jun 06 02:37:14 <rwhitby> finally got my wl530g today
Jun 06 02:37:42 <jacques> cool
Jun 06 02:37:42 <rwhitby> just deciding whether to put it in as the internet router unchanged, allowing me to hack more on the wiley, or whether to open it up
Jun 06 02:38:49 <rwhitby> or alternately recompile the firmware for it with dropbear included ....
Jun 06 02:45:44 <rwhitby> it's got the nice asus restore mode, so bricking is not a concern
Jun 06 02:46:03 <rwhitby> and I do really need to fix the timezones on it anyway ...
Jun 06 02:54:21 <rwhitby> ooh - I just telnetted to it and got a command line
Jun 06 02:54:33 <rwhitby> Sash command shell (version 1.1.1)
Jun 06 02:54:42 <dyoung> jacques, any new leads for some LWSF Action?
Jun 06 02:55:22 <rwhitby> Linux version 2.4.22-uc0 (root@localhost.localdomain) (gcc version 2.95.3 20010315 (release)(ColdFire patches - 20010318 from http://fiddes.net/coldfire/)(uClinux XIP and shared lib patches from http://www.snapgear.com/)) #1369 Wed Aug 18 21:32:58 CDT 2004
Jun 06 02:56:10 <jacques> coldfire - I thought that was a motorola thing
Jun 06 02:56:19 <jacques> dyoung not yet :-\
Jun 06 02:56:34 <rwhitby> coldfire is a Motorola/Freescale thing
Jun 06 02:57:49 <jacques> isn't that a MIPS device?
Jun 06 02:57:58 <jacques> the wl530g
Jun 06 03:08:10 <rwhitby> http://www.chupa.nl/phpwiki/index.php/WL530g
Jun 06 03:08:21 <rwhitby> will update that as I learn more tonight
Jun 06 03:09:40 <dyoung> Did you void the warranty to take some internal pictures yet?
Jun 06 03:10:34 <rwhitby> the FCC entry has internal pictures
Jun 06 03:10:36 <dyoung> IIRC, ColdFire is BE also.
Jun 06 03:11:04 <rwhitby> ColdFire is a 68K-style instruction set, not MIPS, nor ARM
Jun 06 03:11:06 <dyoung> do you have the FCC Link handy?
Jun 06 03:11:21 <rwhitby> nope, but I remember it was easy to find on the fcc site
Jun 06 03:12:09 <rwhitby> MSQ is the Asus id
Jun 06 03:12:22 <rwhitby> so it's probably MSQWL530G
Jun 06 03:12:43 <jacques> yeah I am just wondering why that kernel has the coldfire patches
Jun 06 03:13:09 <rwhitby> https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/cf/eas/reports/ViewExhibitReport.cfm?mode=Exhibits&RequestTimeout=500&calledFromFrame=N&application_id=983996&fcc_id='MSQWL530G'
Jun 06 03:13:23 <rwhitby> photos at https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/forms/blobs/retrieve.cgi?attachment_id=483265&native_or_pdf=pdf
Jun 06 03:14:21 <rwhitby> bbiab
Jun 06 03:14:57 <dyoung> weird, that one looks like the pictures for the 500.
Jun 06 03:15:58 <rwhitby> hmm - that's not riht
Jun 06 03:16:00 <rwhitby> right
Jun 06 03:18:50 <rwhitby> https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/cf/tcb/reports/Tcb731GrantForm.cfm?mode=COPY&RequestTimeout=500&application_id=903874&fcc_id=MSQWL530G
Jun 06 03:18:56 <rwhitby> https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/forms/blobs/retrieve.cgi?attachment_id=495191&native_or_pdf=pdf
Jun 06 03:20:07 <rwhitby> double decker PCB
Jun 06 03:20:37 <rwhitby> bbiab
Jun 06 03:24:21 <dyoung> Maybe it is a coldfire in there, no pics with the sheild off of the CPU board.
Jun 06 03:24:48 <dyoung> that kind of makes it interesting as another BE toy.
Jun 06 03:33:52 <rwhitby> dyoung: all the pictures are there - you can even read the chips
Jun 06 03:34:43 <rwhitby> marvell 88w8510
Jun 06 03:34:58 <rwhitby> http://www.marvell.com/products/wireless/libertas/Libertas_88W8000G_88W8510.pdf
Jun 06 03:35:09 <rwhitby> jacques: I too wonder why it has coldfire patches
Jun 06 03:35:27 <rwhitby> I expect they are unrelated
Jun 06 03:38:47 <rwhitby> I added cat /proc/kmsg to the wiki page at http://www.chupa.nl/phpwiki/index.php/WL530g
Jun 06 03:40:46 <dyoung> Those coldfire patches must have been added as part of the standard uclinux build.
Jun 06 03:41:39 <jacques> how'd your builds go?
Jun 06 03:42:00 <dyoung> unslung finished
Jun 06 03:42:17 <jacques> cool
Jun 06 03:42:18 <rwhitby> modutils-cross failed for unslung for me
Jun 06 03:42:27 <dyoung> Its still working on openslug
Jun 06 03:42:38 <dyoung> I didnt actually flash these images yet though.
Jun 06 03:45:33 <jacques> I'll try an unslung build
Jun 06 03:50:49 <rwhitby> directory contents for wl530g are up (if anyone is still interested - let me know if you still are)
Jun 06 03:54:45 <dyoung> sounds like a fun toy.
Jun 06 04:10:02 <rwhitby> it's just the thrill of the chase at the moment :-)
Jun 06 04:13:03 <dyoung> Yeah, its true.
Jun 06 04:13:40 <dyoung> I'm still tempted to buy a 2nd Actiontec for "testing".
Jun 06 04:13:59 <dyoung> openslug built.
Jun 06 04:26:46 <jacques> modutils failed for me too in unslung
Jun 06 04:27:41 <jacques> openembedded/packages/modutils/files/gcc4.patch is not there
Jun 06 04:28:42 <jacques> gcc4.patch is in modutils-2.4.27/ I dunno why the build isn't finding it
Jun 06 04:34:49 <dyoung> wonder why it worked for me....
Jun 06 04:35:56 <jacques> how new is your bitbake?
Jun 06 04:36:26 <dyoung> $ bitbake --version
Jun 06 04:36:26 <dyoung> BitBake Build Tool Core version 1.2.2, bitbake version 1.2.9
Jun 06 04:36:54 <dyoung> I pilfered it from nudi around 1.5 weeks ago
Jun 06 04:37:30 <dyoung> (it was one of the times that berlios svn was down)
Jun 06 04:38:14 <jacques> ok so that's probably not it then
Jun 06 04:38:39 <jacques> bitbake --version
Jun 06 04:38:39 <jacques> BitBake Build Tool Core version 1.3.0, bitbake version 1.3.1
Jun 06 04:39:15 <dyoung> interesting.
Jun 06 04:52:07 * jacques goes to bed - later guys.
Jun 06 04:56:44 <dyoung> night jacques 
Jun 06 05:26:32 <dyoung-zzzz> any unslung packge experts around?
Jun 06 05:27:40 <CIA-8> 03jeanfabrice * 10unslung/Makefile: Promote Neon, clips and sed for wiley
Jun 06 05:36:21 * dyoung-zzzz heh hehs
Jun 06 05:36:43 <dyoung-zzzz> jf-work, youre a unslung package expert right?
Jun 06 05:37:02 <jf-work> dyoung-zzzz.. humm not as good as jp30 I think
Jun 06 05:39:10 <dyoung-zzzz> Drat.  hes on travel, so i cant bug him now.
Jun 06 05:39:58 <jf-work> okay. He's the wizard and I'm the pupil so maybe I have a chance to help you
Jun 06 05:40:31 <dyoung-zzzz> I'm just trying to clean up some of the mess I made some months ago.
Jun 06 05:40:58 <dyoung-zzzz> ctrlproxy.  I revisited it.
Jun 06 05:41:34 <dyoung-zzzz> its busted for reasons that completely escape me; becuase it builds as a openslug package okay.
Jun 06 05:43:01 <jf-work> dyoung-zzzz: the problem is on your build env ?
Jun 06 05:43:26 <jf-work> and it doesn't build as an unslung optware ?
Jun 06 05:44:32 <dyoung-zzzz> It gives me a whole slew of error messages.
Jun 06 05:45:34 <jf-work> How can I help you ? do you want me to try building it on my own env. ?
Jun 06 05:50:34 <dyoung-zzzz> I am a bit curisous if it will build for wiley....
Jun 06 05:51:05 <jf-work> I can check
Jun 06 05:52:45 <jf-work> cvs does not have sources/ctrlproxy
Jun 06 05:59:24 <jf-work> crtlproxy.mk reference configure.in.patch. do we need or is it a typo ?
Jun 06 06:00:34 <dyoung-zzzz> oh well.
Jun 06 06:00:37 <dyoung-zzzz> I guess I'll give up for now
Jun 06 06:05:23 <CIA-8> 03jeanfabrice * 10unslung/Makefile: Promote postgresql, rrdtool and libart for wiley
Jun 06 06:10:16 <CIA-8> 03jeanfabrice * 10unslung/Makefile: correct typo in an optware name for wiley
Jun 06 06:25:35 <mr_claus> what could be the reason of segfaulting all apps after unsling?
Jun 06 06:27:37 <rwhitby> what version of unslung firmware?
Jun 06 06:27:59 <mr_claus> 4.20b
Jun 06 06:28:10 <rwhitby> from the binary download?
Jun 06 06:28:24 <mr_claus> yes
Jun 06 06:28:36 <rwhitby> with a newly formatted disk?
Jun 06 06:28:40 <mr_claus> but the apps are not segfaulting while running
Jun 06 06:28:57 <mr_claus> the apps are segfaulting if i want to telnet or ssh to my box
Jun 06 06:29:12 <mr_claus> the the disk contains data, there is no way to format the disk
Jun 06 06:30:04 <rwhitby> and you ran "/sbin/unsling disk1" ?
Jun 06 06:30:14 <mr_claus> yes
Jun 06 06:30:52 <rwhitby> did you have any directories in the data partition which had the same name as the directories in the root filesystem?
Jun 06 06:31:01 <mr_claus> but i installed the package ldconfig, perhaps that's the problem
Jun 06 06:31:46 <mr_claus> no definitly not, but it would be better to copy the rootfs into /share/hdd/data/unslung instead of /share/hdd/data
Jun 06 06:31:49 <rwhitby> well, that should be an easy theory to test
Jun 06 06:31:59 <mr_claus> but there is no directory with the same name on my disk
Jun 06 06:32:25 <rwhitby> what happens if you ipkg remove ldconfig?
Jun 06 06:33:58 <mr_claus> thats not possible at the moment because i can only boot without a disk attached
Jun 06 06:34:19 <mr_claus> i connect the disk after booting but then it's not mounted at the right place
Jun 06 06:34:50 <rwhitby> look in the .ipk file to see what it installs, and then remove those files manually
Jun 06 06:35:07 <rwhitby> (assuming it didn't overwrite anything outside of /opt)
Jun 06 06:39:01 <mr_claus> i could do a mount -o bind /share/hdd/data/opt /opt
Jun 06 06:39:44 <mr_claus> hmm, but the ipkg database is wrong then
Jun 06 06:41:01 <mr_claus> the dirty way could be a chroot /share/hdd/data
Jun 06 06:41:11 <mr_claus> if i do that then the package list is ok
Jun 06 06:41:32 <mr_claus> should i do a chroot then remove the package and then exit?
Jun 06 06:42:34 <rwhitby> dunno - I know nothing about the ldconfig package
Jun 06 06:44:22 <mr_claus> Aiee, segfault! You should probably report this as a bug to the developer
Jun 06 06:44:22 <mr_claus> Connection to 10.20.10.100 closed.
Jun 06 06:44:29 <mr_claus> it's the same
Jun 06 06:44:34 <mr_claus> must be another reason
Jun 06 06:45:01 <rwhitby> start with a clean slate (reinstall firmware), and step forward until it reoccurs
Jun 06 06:46:27 <mr_claus> :/
Jun 06 06:47:36 <rwhitby> that's why we mark it as beta ....
Jun 06 06:58:26 <CIA-8> 03unslung * 10unslung/package-strip.pl: Added
Jun 06 07:07:32 <mr_claus> there is no problem with a beta, but i installed it twice and got two several problems, i think it's the wrong way to reinstall the firmware, is there a better way to debug the problem?
Jun 06 07:09:19 <rwhitby> unpack the ldconfig .ipk file and see what it installed.  Look at the postinst script to see what it did.  Undo those things.
Jun 06 07:15:45 <mr_claus> ok, i mounted the disk and the conf part and run dropbear manually and dont fork it into background
Jun 06 07:15:59 <mr_claus> [720] Jun 06 15:21:54 Not forking
Jun 06 07:15:59 <mr_claus> [721] Jun 06 15:21:56 Child connection from 10.20.2.100:51934
Jun 06 07:15:59 <mr_claus> [721] Jun 06 15:22:00 password auth succeeded for 'root'
Jun 06 07:15:59 <mr_claus> [721] Jun 06 15:22:01 syslogin_perform_logout: logout(ttyp1) returned an error: No such file or directory
Jun 06 07:15:59 <mr_claus> [721] Jun 06 15:22:01 exit after auth (root): Exited normally
Jun 06 07:16:21 <mr_claus> that is the screen of the box
Jun 06 07:16:31 <mr_claus> Aiee, segfault! You should probably report this as a bug to the developer
Jun 06 07:16:32 <mr_claus> Connection to 10.20.10.100 closed.
Jun 06 07:16:36 <mr_claus> thats the message at the client
Jun 06 08:50:01 <mr_claus> which files should be in /share/hdd/conf?
Jun 06 08:50:34 <mr_claus> or better question, what is "format disk" of the webinterface doing with the conf partition?
Jun 06 09:13:00 <mr_claus> please can anybody take a look into /share/hdd/conf and tell me the few files which are in there?
Jun 06 09:27:48 <caplink811-away> mr_claus: unslung4.2?
Jun 06 09:27:58 <mr_claus> yes
Jun 06 09:28:18 <mr_claus> but i only need to know whats copied to the partition to get the disk working again
Jun 06 09:28:28 <mr_claus> i deleted my conf stuff and dont find the backup files
Jun 06 09:28:53 <mr_claus> i dont need the config, i can configure it new but i want to use the disk again without formatting
Jun 06 09:29:58 <caplink811-away> mr_claus: http://www.jrbnet.de/texte/ll.txt
Jun 06 09:30:51 <caplink811-away> mr_claus: without .sda2root .unslung initrd
Jun 06 09:31:23 <mr_claus> thx
Jun 06 09:33:15 <mr_claus> whats inside of the subdirs?
Jun 06 09:35:40 <caplink811-away> mr_claus: same link
Jun 06 09:39:14 <mr_claus> whats in share.info? is there an information about the disk?
Jun 06 09:40:36 <caplink811-away> we should change the chanel to #nslu2-german, may be easier, and more on topic
Jun 06 11:50:33 <caplink811-away> ~seen bob_tm
Jun 06 11:50:49 <jbot> bob_tm <~chatzilla@181.80-203-27.nextgentel.com> was last seen on IRC in channel #nslu2-linux, 12d 7h 19m 41s ago, saying: 'Thanks!!'.
Jun 06 12:38:53 <CIA-8> 03ingeba * 10unslung/make/inetutils.mk: Added zlib to dependency list, since it would be used if staged before Inetutils configure is run
Jun 06 15:11:05 <jacques> mr_claus should try removing /etc/ld.so.cache
Jun 06 15:41:41 <jacques> Applying   1 revisions to packages/modutils/files/gcc4.patch  
Jun 06 15:41:50 <jacques> i guess modutils should build again - I will try
Jun 06 15:45:04 <jacques> starting fresh unslung-image build
Jun 06 16:26:51 <Tiersten> hey rwhitby
Jun 06 16:39:46 <jacques> my fresh unslung-image build completed
Jun 06 16:40:20 <rwhitby-web> yeah, mine just finished too
Jun 06 16:40:43 <jacques> mine woulda been faster but it had to download R29 :-)
Jun 06 16:40:46 <[g2]> was that a wipe of tmp or just a pull and build ?
Jun 06 16:41:10 <jacques> wipe of tmp and ccache
Jun 06 16:41:16 <jacques> as usual for me
Jun 06 16:41:21 <[g2]> cool
Jun 06 16:52:56 <rwhitby-web> mine was just a pull
Jun 06 16:53:23 <jacques> starting fresh clean openslug-image build
Jun 06 16:57:04 <rwhitby-web> heh - I have the patience of a saint :-)
Jun 06 16:57:18 <[g2]> you do
Jun 06 16:57:29 <[g2]> I read many of your responses on the ml :)
Jun 06 18:14:16 <jacques> openslug build completed a bit ago
Jun 06 19:32:32 <glc> rwhitby-away: Running 5.1. Sent you a code snippet that uses an autoadjusting sleep for drive ready.
Jun 06 19:32:49 <glc> It works for me. Let me know what you think.
Jun 06 19:38:40 <glc> We need an unslung 5.x database.
Jun 06 19:40:49 <glc> ka6sox-away: rwhitby-away: We need a 5.x database.
Jun 06 19:43:21 <jacques> good point
Jun 06 20:23:09 <glc> Thanks dyoung.
Jun 06 20:24:13 <glc> I sent a code snippet to Rod, but maybe I should have sent it to you.
Jun 06 20:51:34 <jacques> hmm something's broke with ssh in openslug
Jun 06 20:51:53 <jacques> root@LKG0FB08F:~# ssh 67.171.198.193
Jun 06 20:51:53 <jacques> ssh: connection to root@67.171.198.193:22 exited: No auth methods could be used.
Jun 06 20:51:58 <jacques> this used to work
Jun 06 20:52:12 <jacques> as did strace, etc etc :-(
Jun 06 20:54:18 <jacques> I don't even know how to get error logging from ssh on the slug
Jun 06 21:16:24 <jacques> OK, at some point gentoo changed my sshd config
Jun 06 21:16:39 <jacques> to have this: PasswordAuthentication no
Jun 06 21:16:47 <jacques> not too useful in this case
Jun 06 21:45:11 * jacques decides to read the turnup source.
Jun 06 22:13:06 <jacques> hmmm, is there supposed to be a loopback route in openslug?
Jun 06 22:13:24 <jacques> because there aint one
Jun 06 22:36:43 <jacques> wow, turnup is cool
Jun 06 22:40:14 <dyoung> Yeah.  Makes me wonder if jbowler is human, superhuman, or robot.
Jun 06 22:40:38 <dyoung> while youre in there, look at devio.c too
Jun 06 22:40:43 <dyoung> thats pretty cool too.
Jun 06 22:41:04 <dyoung> says jbowler, "I got carried away..."
Jun 06 22:42:30 <jacques> on the other hand, the openslug ipkg repos seems rather broken
Jun 06 22:42:56 <jacques> I can see the strace ipk on the site, but it's not in the list
Jun 06 22:43:10 <jacques> http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/openslug/oe/strace_4.5.9-r1_armeb.ipk
Jun 06 22:43:57 <jacques> a-fscking-ha!
Jun 06 22:44:08 <jacques> and, as I thought, this version of strace DOES work
Jun 06 22:44:17 <jacques> unlike what's broken in oe right now
Jun 06 22:45:40 <jacques> (I installed the ipk manually)
Jun 06 22:52:55 <dyoung> thankfully noone's blown away that repo.
Jun 06 22:53:12 <jacques> yeah
Jun 06 23:20:39 * jacques wonders why procps isn't in openslug-packages
Jun 06 23:24:02 * jacques decides to build his own.
Jun 06 23:26:08 * jacques gets lonely since it's so quiet in here.
Jun 06 23:27:09 <jacques> ah
Jun 06 23:27:20 <jacques> procps isn't in openslug-packages because it doesn't build :-
Jun 06 23:27:34 <jacques> I thought it used to...
Jun 06 23:28:09 <jacques> fails the package step
Jun 06 23:28:28 <jacques> install -D --mode a=rx --strip proc/libproc.so.3.2.1 /home/packages/oe/nslu2/bb_openslug_default/tmp/work/procps-3.2.1-r1/image/lib//libproc.so.3.2.1
Jun 06 23:28:28 <jacques> strip: Unable to recognise the format of the input file /home/packages/oe/nslu2/bb_openslug_default/tmp/work/procps-3.2.1-r1/image/lib//libproc.so.3.2.1
Jun 06 23:28:28 <jacques> install: strip failed
Jun 06 23:28:44 <jacques> MF POS bastage dumbass....
Jun 06 23:29:03 <jacques> S-fscking-igh!!!
Jun 06 23:54:25 <dyoung> is it not big-endian-ified or something?
Jun 06 23:54:49 <jacques> install --strip will never work when cross-building
Jun 06 23:54:52 <dyoung> I think it used to work.
Jun 06 23:54:58 <jacques> because it uses the native strip command
Jun 06 23:55:10 <dyoung> oh yeah.
Jun 06 23:55:14 <jacques> it's something we have to patch in many many apps in unslung cvs
Jun 06 23:55:26 <dyoung> right.
Jun 06 23:55:37 <jacques> and something frankly the oe devels should now have allowed to get through
Jun 06 23:55:40 <jacques> not
Jun 06 23:56:06 <dyoung> you can cheat though right?  And do make install-strip or something like that, whihc inheriets the $STRIP from someplace?
Jun 06 23:56:12 <dyoung> or am I makingi that up....
Jun 06 23:56:13 <jacques> I'm in a bad mood right now becauwse I seem to have lost my openslug devel env configs
Jun 06 23:56:42 <jacques> you just do the strip as a separate command and use the cross-strip in your toolchain
Jun 06 23:59:14 <dyoung> Oh yeah, I'm remembering a differnt thing for cheating about.
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