**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Aug 03 23:59:56 2005 Aug 04 00:48:57 jumpkick, rc.sysinit has export PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/opt/bin:/opt/sbin Aug 04 00:49:16 and I know that I did not change my PATH setting in that file Aug 04 00:49:46 as far as I know was /opt/bin always in the PATH Aug 04 00:50:06 (i'm using unslung 5.5) Aug 04 01:13:54 is anyone here able to answer a question? Aug 04 01:14:41 Airw0lf, yes Aug 04 01:14:57 i just installed nano using 'ipkg install nano' Aug 04 01:15:10 and i have no idea why typing 'nano' doesn't work Aug 04 01:15:42 what is you rPATH setting? Aug 04 01:15:48 echo $PATH Aug 04 01:15:56 does it include /opt/bin ? Aug 04 01:16:19 it is /sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin Aug 04 01:16:34 did you get an answer to your previous question about the root filesystem? Aug 04 01:16:45 what does 'df' show? Aug 04 01:16:52 KlenWork: hehe thanks for listening, root fs is fine Aug 04 01:17:11 ok Aug 04 01:17:20 ah right, so 'df' is the proper command to use... Aug 04 01:17:35 so how can i add /opt/bin to my path? Aug 04 01:17:40 so, I don't know what nano is, but what happens when you type in /opt/bin/nano ? Aug 04 01:18:09 then it works Aug 04 01:18:21 ok Aug 04 01:18:24 i think i just need my path to be set Aug 04 01:18:28 nano is just a text editor Aug 04 01:18:29 so what you do is this: Aug 04 01:18:44 type in ls -l /etc/profile does it show a file or not? Aug 04 01:19:29 oh...no such file Aug 04 01:19:42 so i Aug 04 01:19:47 so i'd better make one Aug 04 01:20:05 ok type this: echo export PATH=/opt/local/bin:/opt/bin:$PATH:/opt/sbin:/opt/usr/bin:/opt/usr/sbin > /etc/profile Aug 04 01:20:14 that is all in one line Aug 04 01:20:38 hmm no wait Aug 04 01:20:42 hehe ok Aug 04 01:20:52 it's not quite 100% correct Aug 04 01:21:18 if you know how to work with nano start it and go edit /etc/profile Aug 04 01:21:27 and add these 3 lines Aug 04 01:21:34 export PATH=/opt/local/bin:/opt/bin:$PATH:/opt/sbin:/opt/usr/bin:/opt/usr/sbin Aug 04 01:21:35 export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/lib Aug 04 01:21:35 export TERMINFO=/opt/share/terminfo Aug 04 01:21:40 for a start Aug 04 01:22:01 yup, i needed to export my terminfo for nano to work too Aug 04 01:22:22 ok then type those three lines at your prompt and start nano Aug 04 01:22:46 anyway, make sure they appear in /etc/profile and logout and login back again and your set Aug 04 01:23:01 LD_LIBRARY_PATH shouldn't be required - if it, then the nano package is incorrectly compiled. Aug 04 01:23:48 rwhitby, i guess you are correct, but I included it because I read it on one of the pages about the nslu2 Aug 04 01:24:38 KlenWork: any Optware package should be compiled to search /opt/lib for libraries automatically. If it doesn't, then it is broken. Aug 04 01:24:38 ok, shouldn't do any harm right? Aug 04 01:25:32 Airw0lf, it shouldn't harm, but better leave it out Aug 04 01:26:36 right, done Aug 04 01:26:43 i should log out and telnet back in i guess Aug 04 01:27:06 yes Aug 04 01:27:14 chmod 644 /etc/profile Aug 04 01:27:28 when you want to be really certain Aug 04 01:27:43 what does chmod 644 do? Aug 04 01:27:58 i logged back in and it all seems fine 'nano' works now Aug 04 01:28:05 it makes sure that any user can read the file and only root can edit it Aug 04 01:28:31 it is necessary when you work under a 'normal' username instead of 'root' Aug 04 01:28:33 ah yes, haven't used linux in a while Aug 04 01:28:48 good that nano works...i can't stand vi Aug 04 01:28:53 :) Aug 04 01:47:15 hooray, got ssh access working Aug 04 02:09:48 Hi Aug 04 02:11:09 /usr/bin/ld: .libs/javaio.o: Relocations in generic ELF (EM: 40) Aug 04 02:11:19 .libs/javaio.o: could not read symbols: File in wrong format Aug 04 02:11:37 slug/optware/builds/classpath/native/jni/java-io Aug 04 02:11:46 anyone else got this problem? Aug 04 02:12:16 Tuborg: what package is that from? Aug 04 02:13:24 From classpath-0.13.tar.gz Aug 04 02:17:50 hmm, lemme think about that for bit. it sounds vaguely famliar. Aug 04 02:19:01 Thx. Its stunns me;) Aug 04 03:01:32 hi Aug 04 03:01:40 someone can help me on this error Aug 04 03:01:42 ? Aug 04 03:17:40 sure! Aug 04 03:17:42 hehehe Aug 04 05:13:41 KlenWork: I'm using the Unslung 5.5 Beta firmware from 06-13 that's posted on Unslung.org... rc.sysinit does contain a line export PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/opt/bin:/opt/sbin, however there is no /etc/profile so PATH='/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin' when telneting in... I'll file a bug Aug 04 05:14:31 I need to file one for the lack of a `wc` command anyway... Aug 04 05:14:53 isnt that in coreutils? Aug 04 05:19:40 textutils - 2.1-2 - /opt/bin/wc Aug 04 05:21:22 jumpkick, is I remove my /etc/profile I still have the PATH from rc.sysinit (with /opt/bin) Aug 04 05:21:27 if Aug 04 05:22:16 did you log out and back in? do you have bashrc or something? Aug 04 05:22:24 or a .profile? Aug 04 05:22:29 but maybe that has to do with my sh setting (/bin/bash) Aug 04 05:22:57 I'm using a clean flash of unslung 5.5 beta that I put on last night Aug 04 05:23:20 yeah, i suppose you're right Aug 04 05:23:56 the lack of a profile is going to cripple anything put into /opt/bin unless the user know how to fix it Aug 04 05:24:12 there is a /opt/etc/profile that kicks in when you use another shell Aug 04 05:24:50 yes a lot of questions are like: 'i installed soandso and it does not work' Aug 04 05:24:51 another shell installed in /opt/bin?? :) Aug 04 05:25:26 bash - 2.05b-5 - /opt/bin/bash Aug 04 05:25:59 bash doesn't come on Unslung 5.5... so you must have added it yourself Aug 04 05:26:13 yes, sorry yes of course i did Aug 04 05:26:18 out of the box there is nothing in /opt/bin Aug 04 05:26:28 that is the reason why I couldn't reproduce your PATH setting Aug 04 05:27:56 still, I don't know why /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit didn't set your PATH properly Aug 04 05:28:17 even after a fresh 5.5 install Aug 04 05:35:12 03nail 07org.openembedded.nslu2-linux * rd60d95bf... 10/packages/wakelan/wakelan_1.1.bb: Added wakelan package Aug 04 05:35:15 03nail 07org.openembedded.nslu2-linux * r92c1dfa0... 10/ (2 files in 2 dirs): Add stuff to make wakelan magically appear in openslug feed Aug 04 05:39:58 KlenWork: it probably does set the path correctly for anything called in the same process as rc.sysinit... Aug 04 05:40:14 but telneting in spawns a new shell Aug 04 05:41:10 the shell then looks for /etc/profile, ~/.profile and maybe /etc/bashrc & ~/.bashrc Aug 04 05:41:27 it doesn't care about some rc file's path statement Aug 04 05:42:12 right Aug 04 07:50:49 03jbowler 07org.openembedded.nslu2-linux * r558c10fd... 10/ (2 files in 2 dirs): Aug 04 07:50:49 Add netpbm (missed out from packages before), add wakelan, clean up the Aug 04 07:50:49 .conf file (remove things which do not build) Aug 04 08:09:11 jbowler-away: ping? Aug 04 08:15:39 jbowler-away: mind specifying ucslugc/openslug when committing to the conf files? Saves me checking :) Aug 04 08:30:32 03repvik * r145 10/releases/OpenSlug-2.3-beta/ (4 files in 3 dirs): Added wakelan package. Added to feed Aug 04 08:38:54 DaKa2: ping? Aug 04 08:39:45 NAiL: sure - CIA used to include the files (at least it did when there were only two), something has changed... Aug 04 08:40:53 jbowler-away: if the two files are in the same dir, it does Aug 04 08:41:08 but not when in eg. conf/distro and packages/meta Aug 04 08:41:16 (I think) Aug 04 08:41:50 Something like that is happeneing... I just check the output of "monotone update" to see what changed. Aug 04 08:49:40 OT: does anyone know how to get the date 3 weeks ago using a bash command? Aug 04 08:50:19 Why is monotone so damn slow? :-/ Aug 04 08:52:38 copperbeech: date -d '3 weeks ago' Aug 04 08:54:21 Nail: date: invalid date `3 weeks ago' Aug 04 08:54:31 does it really do that??? Aug 04 08:54:43 I need to calculate the date 3 weeks ago from a script... Aug 04 08:54:49 repvik@dev:~/nslu2/openslug/openembedded/packages/meta$ date -d '3 weeks ago' Aug 04 08:54:53 Thu Jul 14 17:52:34 CEST 2005 Aug 04 08:54:54 I want to do now-21 days Aug 04 08:54:57 but that's not on the slug Aug 04 08:55:10 repvik@maimedslug:~/nslu/openslug$ date -d '3 weeks ago' Aug 04 08:55:10 Thu Jul 14 17:30:13 CEST 2005 Aug 04 08:55:11 is that the busybox bash ? Aug 04 08:55:30 hrrm Aug 04 08:55:35 no, it's the coreutils one Aug 04 08:57:44 ipkg install coreutils Aug 04 08:57:45 ERROR: The following packages conflict with coreutils: busybox Aug 04 08:58:11 yuck! looks like I'm gonna have to uninstall busybox. Aug 04 08:58:23 copperbeech: unslung? Aug 04 08:58:33 or is there another workaround? Can I force install coreutils over the top? Aug 04 08:58:36 yep unslung 5.5 Aug 04 08:58:58 afaik that'll break uptime Aug 04 08:59:40 might work if you force overwrite, but I don't know if that breaks anything Aug 04 08:59:44 so is it a choice between uptime and date ? Aug 04 09:00:24 can I unpack an ipkg without installing it? perhaps I could just install the date binary manually? Aug 04 09:01:00 NAiL: pong? Aug 04 09:01:44 copperbeech: that will work Aug 04 09:01:46 DaKa2: Trying to compile gettext natively... Aug 04 09:01:49 install: cannot stat `/home/repvik/nslu/openslug/tmp/staging/armeb-linux/share/aclocal/libtool.m4': No such file or directory Aug 04 09:02:01 Any idea how I can get that file? Aug 04 09:02:08 ok.. guess we have to remove libtool from ASSUME_PROVIDES Aug 04 09:02:15 libtool-native* Aug 04 09:02:27 and add libtool to packages.conf Aug 04 09:02:32 I compiled libtool Aug 04 09:02:39 libtool-native? Aug 04 09:02:43 aha Aug 04 09:02:46 on the slug? Aug 04 09:02:47 probably not Aug 04 09:02:49 :-) Aug 04 09:03:00 The the libtool cross build is broken - it shouldn't be building in those paths Aug 04 09:03:01 ok, you fix? :) Aug 04 09:03:12 jobowler-away: ipkg install -d ~/tmp/ coreutils <-- will that manually unpack an ipkg? Aug 04 09:03:33 jbowler-away: libtool-native shouldn't stage stuff in that dir? Aug 04 09:03:39 copperbeech: I don't know, I've never used that option Aug 04 09:04:34 DaKa2: I'm saying that if libtool is in ASSUME_PROVIDES and an ipkg install of libtool has happened then the result should not contain the staging directory of the build machine... Aug 04 09:04:39 jbowler-away: is there another way of extracking ain ipkg file? Aug 04 09:04:49 jbowler-away: ah, yes Aug 04 09:04:49 copperbeech: just unpack it Aug 04 09:05:21 NAiL: are you using /home/repvik/nslu/openslug/ on the slug too? or is that just your crossbuild? Aug 04 09:05:25 DaKa2: indeed, maybe we should grep the whole root tree on an NSLU2 to ensure there are no refs to the build machine... Aug 04 09:05:43 DaKa2: yes, same path on both native and cross Aug 04 09:05:46 jbowler-away: yes... that might actually work... Aug 04 09:05:53 hmm Aug 04 09:05:59 what has happened here?... Aug 04 09:06:00 Aug 3 03:20:42 (none) daemon.notice thttpd[1926]: exiting due to signal 15 Aug 04 09:06:00 Aug 3 03:20:55 (none) user.warn kernel: [fatal] IXETHACC:ixEthAccPortDisable: ixEthAccPortDisable failed port 0 (state = 4) Aug 04 09:06:04 Aug 3 03:20:55 (none) user.err kernel: ixp425_eth: eth0: BUG: ixEthAccPortDisable(0) failed Aug 04 09:06:07 Aug 3 03:20:57 (none) syslog.info System log daemon exiting. Aug 04 09:07:27 NAiL: you are out of memory Aug 04 09:07:34 what? Aug 04 09:07:42 Mem: 30680 28148 2532 0 1820 Aug 04 09:07:42 Swap: 514072 4468 509604 Aug 04 09:07:58 with ~500mb swap? Aug 04 09:08:02 Under some circumstances I believe the USB driver can consume all the ram Aug 04 09:08:19 ugh Aug 04 09:08:44 DaKa2: that find on bin,etc,initrd,lib,root,sbin,usr gets no matches on my system (ucslugc, not much installed) Aug 04 09:08:54 NAiL: did you run the find I suggested? Aug 04 09:09:26 jbowler-away: uh, no Aug 04 09:09:28 I ask because I hit this problem with find / | cpio Aug 04 09:09:58 I.e. the kernel started killing tasks because of OOM even though it said, when it did so, that there was swap left Aug 04 09:10:11 Indeed, the swap was not being used. Aug 04 09:10:31 hmm Aug 04 09:10:58 I only reproduced it on reiserfs - I thought it might be reiserfs specific Aug 04 09:11:45 Binary file lib/libgcc_s.so.1 matches Aug 04 09:11:45 Binary file lib/cpp matches Aug 04 09:12:46 NAiL: I just looked at those messages again, they actually look more like shutdown messages (i.e. the result of executing shutdown) Aug 04 09:13:27 werd Aug 04 09:13:36 Because the ixp message only happens late in shutdown when the kernel tries to bring down eth0 Aug 04 09:13:53 strange thing is that even though I restart the syslog daemon, nothing goes in messages Aug 04 09:14:34 Even with an explicitly 'logger' ? Aug 04 09:15:05 I'm rebooting Aug 04 09:15:10 let's see what happens Aug 04 09:16:17 If you only got matches on 'lib/foo' then I don't see where that message can come from: install: cannot stat `/home/repvik/nslu/openslug/tmp/staging/armeb-linux/share/aclocal/libtool.m4': No such file or directory Aug 04 09:16:46 jbowler-away: That's when building using bb natively Aug 04 09:16:54 so it's actually looking in the correct place Aug 04 09:17:33 that could be the bb-file wanting the files from staging, and that is wrong on our current native setup.. Aug 04 09:17:37 Oh, ok, I misunderstood. Aug 04 09:17:58 I wonder if there are many bb files like that Aug 04 09:18:12 Yes - it shouldn't look in staging, but sometimes staging is written into the bb configuration. Aug 04 09:18:20 if thats the only one maybe we should add an openslug-native override Aug 04 09:20:23 Yes - it's bogus, in this case it should pick up the installed libtool.m4 Aug 04 09:22:13 You could pre-populate staging with the files from root Aug 04 09:23:07 After all, it's pretty confusing - ASSUME_PROVIDED implies that the things are already in staging, when in fact they are already in / Aug 04 09:23:40 jbowler-away: not even with logger btw Aug 04 09:23:55 it doesn't appear that syslog wants to write to /var/log/messages anymore. Aug 04 09:24:00 no bootup messages at all Aug 04 09:24:21 I just booted, and the last line in messages is still from yesterday Aug 04 09:24:24 Is it actually running? Aug 04 09:24:59 I.e. something like: 670 root 352 S /sbin/syslogd -n -O /var/log/messages -m 20 Aug 04 09:24:59 Aug 04 09:25:04 932 root 628 S /sbin/syslogd -n -C 64 -m 20 Aug 04 09:25:04 934 root 592 S /sbin/klogd -n Aug 04 09:25:17 after stopping and starting them with /etc/init.d/syslog Aug 04 09:25:19 Try logread Aug 04 09:25:34 root@maimedslug:/var/log# logread Aug 04 09:25:34 Aug 4 18:24:52 maimedslug syslog.info syslogd started: BusyBox v1.00 (2005.08.02-18:54+0000) Aug 04 09:25:35 It sounds like your /etc/syslog.conf has been reverted Aug 04 09:25:36 Aug 4 18:24:52 maimedslug user.notice kernel: klogd started: BusyBox v1.00 (2005.08.02-18:54+0000) Aug 04 09:25:57 LOGFILE=/var/log/messages # where to log (file) Aug 04 09:26:01 hmm Aug 04 09:26:08 what should the syslog.conf look like? Aug 04 09:26:30 oh Aug 04 09:26:33 Exactly like this: Aug 04 09:26:34 DESTINATION="buffer" Aug 04 09:26:37 root@lochalsh:~# cat /etc/syslog.conf Aug 04 09:26:37 DESTINATION="file" # log destinations (buffer file remote) Aug 04 09:26:37 MARKINT=20 # intervall between --mark-- entries Aug 04 09:26:38 LOGFILE=/var/log/messages # where to log (file) Aug 04 09:26:40 REMOTE=loghost:514 # where to log (syslog remote) Aug 04 09:26:42 REDUCE=no # reduce-size logging Aug 04 09:26:44 BUFFERSIZE=64 # size of circular buffer [kByte] Aug 04 09:26:46 FOREGROUND=no # run in foreground (don't use!) Aug 04 09:26:59 Do you have the "ROTATE" lines? Aug 04 09:27:17 ROTATESIZE=0 and ROTATEGENS=3 Aug 04 09:27:26 Bad bad bad.... Aug 04 09:27:36 Those lines will kill busybox syslog Aug 04 09:27:51 aha Aug 04 09:27:52 turnup removes them Aug 04 09:28:01 but why has mine been b0rked? Aug 04 09:28:04 You have managed to install an original syslog.conf Aug 04 09:28:12 aah Aug 04 09:28:17 busybox has been upgraded Aug 04 09:28:20 probably Aug 04 09:28:30 ipkg update && ipkg upgrade Aug 04 09:28:40 Maybe - but it shouldn't be overwriting the conf file! Aug 04 09:29:08 no CONFFILES in busybox.bb Aug 04 09:29:16 That's bad. Aug 04 09:29:46 I'm not sure syslog.conf actually comes from there though - it's not a busybox one. Aug 04 09:30:22 Oh, it does - and the checked in file just won't work with busybox! Aug 04 09:30:30 ;) Aug 04 09:30:50 I did ipkg search /etc/syslog.conf. The only pkg that showed up was busybox Aug 04 09:32:42 now... I've adjusted the tick with ntp tickadj. Let's see if openntpd handles keeping my time correct ;) Aug 04 09:34:05 Ok, got the go-ahead to put syslog.conf into CONFIG and to remove the ROTATE lines (well, I guess comment them out) in the current version. Aug 04 09:36:01 Aug 4 18:31:17 maimedslug daemon.info ntpd[992]: adjusting local clock by 9.115212s Aug 04 09:36:04 Aug 4 18:35:42 maimedslug daemon.info ntpd[992]: adjusting local clock by 9.018140s Aug 04 09:36:07 Yay Aug 04 09:36:14 Now my clock will actually get *more* and *more* accurate :) Aug 04 09:42:27 so I just received a nslu2 in the mail Aug 04 09:42:30 When I build busybox I see: NOTE: the following files were installed but not shipped in any package: Aug 04 09:42:30 NOTE: /busybox/bin/ash Aug 04 09:42:31 what do I do now? Aug 04 09:42:54 jbowler-away: update-alternatives? Aug 04 09:43:06 Crofton: ether get unslung 5.5 or build openslug Aug 04 09:43:11 Well, I guess what concerns me is "is this expected"? Aug 04 09:43:17 openslug comes from oe? Aug 04 09:43:23 * Crofton already deals with OE Aug 04 09:43:30 jbowler-away: I think so. Aug 04 09:43:32 ~nslu2-rules Aug 04 09:43:32 nslu2-rules is, like, 1) You must search the wiki before asking questions on IRC or mailing list. 2) You must follow the README steps precisely when flashing firmware. 3) Those who ask the questions, update the wiki with the answers. 4) Those who complain about doco, update the wiki to improve it. 5) Friends don't let friends flash custom firmware without ... Aug 04 09:43:34 Crofton: yes, it's a subset like openzaurus Aug 04 09:43:44 jbowler-away: You'll get the same with openssh now, I think Aug 04 09:44:02 Crofton: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/UseTheMasterMakefile Aug 04 09:45:03 It's a bit scary (since I know those files are required ;-) Aug 04 09:46:34 jbowler-away: I've got an ash symlink, from busybox built yesterday. So it works fine ;) Aug 04 09:47:29 actually, the date on the symlink suggests it's going to be installed in about three days time :-P Aug 04 09:47:45 Good thing, since I just did an ipkg update/upgrade with the syslog.conf stuff fixed. Aug 04 09:47:56 (Good thing to 'it still works') Aug 04 09:49:51 I like openslug. Whenever I find a bug, it usually takes less than an hour from reporting it to it's pushed to the feed :P Aug 04 09:51:31 Oops, revs in 5, revs out 1 - always a bad sign. Aug 04 09:52:47 malfi, so the master Makefile helps people get started with OE by doing alot of hand holding? Aug 04 09:53:40 propagate, propagate, sync monotone.vanille.de, revs in 5, revs out 2. Aargh Aug 04 09:57:37 Crofton: the mastermakefile actually automates the whole build process of openslug, all you have to do is, a make build-openslug and maybe a make update now and then... Aug 04 09:58:32 Crofton: If you want to modify or add a package, you just fiddle around with the bitbake files in openembedded/packages, as you probably know, if you already played with OE. Aug 04 09:59:12 interesting, I'll have to fool with it after I do some real work Aug 04 09:59:34 I want to see if I can get mine to work with a wireless USB adapter and a webcam Aug 04 10:00:37 Crofton: if your webcam is supported by gphoto2 and the wlan adapter supported by a vanilla kernel, you should be just ready to go :) Aug 04 10:01:03 usb wlan is a pain :), the cam should be no problem Aug 04 10:01:26 I want to use motion to deal with the cam and write the files to a NFS drive Aug 04 10:03:00 Crofton: Building openslug for the first time will take many hours, as the complete crosscompiler stuff is build. It'll take circa 5 gb of diskspace. Aug 04 10:03:14 yeah Aug 04 10:03:23 I think I still have room on this machine Aug 04 10:04:29 Do I need a serial port installed to do any of this? Aug 04 10:08:21 Crofton: no Aug 04 10:08:54 thanks for the info, I really need to just do it :) Aug 04 10:09:00 03jbowler 07org.openembedded.nslu2-linux * rae92e598... 10/packages/busybox/ (busybox_1.00.bb files/syslog.conf): Aug 04 10:09:00 Add /etc/syslog.conf to the CONFFILES for busybox (CONFFILES are previously Aug 04 10:09:00 empty) and update syslog.conf to comment out the 'ROTATE' lines - these Aug 04 10:09:00 cause busybox syslog to error out with BUFFER=file. Aug 04 10:09:01 instead of doing real work now Aug 04 10:09:03 03jbowler 07org.openembedded.nslu2-linux * r9525011e... 10/ (22 files in 12 dirs): Aug 04 10:09:03 propagate from branch 'org.openembedded.dev' (head 62f17dde6e02af42bf4eab7e425978b66cea3823) Aug 04 10:09:05 to branch 'org.openembedded.nslu2-linux' (head ae92e5985633489c84c89296f06f7bcc0f02bf2a) Aug 04 10:15:09 ls -1 openslug/tmp/deploy/ipk/perl* | wc -l =1668 Well, actually that caricatures the whole package system, doesn't it? Aug 04 10:15:47 oh sorry, I've got two revisions in there, so it's only the half. Aug 04 10:18:02 ls -1 openslug/tmp/deploy/ipk/perl*-r12_armeb.ipk | wc -l = 859 :-) Aug 04 10:30:03 just made a successful http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/ForcePowerAlwaysOn Aug 04 10:30:40 03ccsmart 07org.openembedded.nslu2-linux * r17f9ec4e... 10/ (5 files in 3 dirs): Initial out of the box functionality changes. Aug 04 10:30:45 03ccsmart 07org.openembedded.nslu2-linux * rc579a3af... 10/packages/postfix/postfix_2.0.20.bb: Prefer populate over installer because of permissions being applied. Aug 04 10:38:06 malfi: yes, the perl packaging is a bit granular, isnt it :-) Aug 04 10:38:57 OE wants it like that, thats why we added a perl-modules meta-package that installs all of them Aug 04 11:04:46 Does anybody know whether the linksys EFG120 (http://tinyurl.com/a8xse) is also an ixp425? Aug 04 11:05:10 rip one open and find out! Aug 04 11:05:56 you've seen the price tag? Aug 04 11:06:49 you're talking to a person who has gone through 2 SD2008s, 4 NSLU2s, 1 WRT54GS, and 1 WRT54GX in the past two weeks... Aug 04 11:07:01 though I must admit that a lightning strike helped... Aug 04 11:08:10 based on price, I would say doubtful... plus the fact that it is gigabit ethernet Aug 04 11:08:30 I'll download the gpl-package for it and have a look inside. Aug 04 11:09:01 that's what I was about to suggest Aug 04 11:09:19 well, 200MiB, I leave it alone Aug 04 11:09:41 But a slug with gigabit ethernet + 2 harddrive slots would be quite nice Aug 04 11:24:42 malfi: What's the url to that gpl packag? Aug 04 11:24:47 urgh Aug 04 11:24:48 package Aug 04 11:28:37 NAiL, http://tinyurl.com/77g4w Aug 04 11:29:37 if I wget that I get some html-page :P Aug 04 11:30:04 ok, which version do you want? Aug 04 11:30:29 2.5R18 is latest Aug 04 11:30:45 got it Aug 04 11:31:02 wonder if that box is available here in Norway Aug 04 11:31:54 oh yes Aug 04 11:31:59 but pricey, yes Aug 04 11:34:17 pricey??? its 5455 SEK in sweden.. that could buy me like, 6 slugs.. Aug 04 11:53:44 there is one on ebay germany http://tinyurl.com/bhgmx but even it ends at this 350 EUR it's still expensive as hell Aug 04 11:59:44 forget about it, it doesn't have usb, it has one of those oldish parallel ports for printing, this so nineties... Aug 04 12:08:59 malifi: well if it works reliably and does what it says on the box... Aug 04 12:09:10 *malfi Aug 04 13:45:51 03marceln * 10unslung/sources/dovecot/postinst: The postinst which starts dovecot Aug 04 13:55:22 03jbowler 07org.openembedded.nslu2-linux * r3df2e3d7... 10/packages/netpbm/ (netpbm-10.28/ppmtojpeg.patch netpbm_10.28.bb): Aug 04 13:55:22 netpbm: Fix perl RDEPENDS, make ppmtojpeg work (disabled by default because Aug 04 13:55:22 the target of the link, pnmtojpeg, may not exist) Aug 04 14:00:16 03jbowler 07org.openembedded.nslu2-linux * rce989620... 10/ (32 files in 16 dirs): Aug 04 14:00:16 propagate from branch 'org.openembedded.dev' (head f074c1519c5299b34afd4a3139adcecd1eb5702b) Aug 04 14:00:16 to branch 'org.openembedded.nslu2-linux' (head 3df2e3d76a99e544f850bc980e78ae709fcb9ba4) Aug 04 14:42:54 hey there Aug 04 14:43:20 hi Aug 04 14:43:21 how do you actually compile ipkgs with the environment setup by the master makefile? Aug 04 14:43:28 do you have to chroot or what? Aug 04 14:44:10 (and btw, compiling inside Virtual PC Mac is damn slow ;) ) Aug 04 14:45:19 good question, I have no answer... Aug 04 14:45:56 no problem Aug 04 14:45:59 it's been a while since I tried using the wife's iMac... (back in the bitkeeper days)... Aug 04 14:46:21 hehe Aug 04 14:46:31 my only x86 machine is currently my firewall Aug 04 14:46:51 thanks to the brilliant m0n0wall project (runs off a 64MB USB Flash disk) Aug 04 14:55:16 hmm Aug 04 15:00:33 aha Aug 04 15:00:54 inside the ucslugc directory is a setup-env file Aug 04 15:01:25 that will work to allow me to compile, hopefully Aug 04 15:25:06 03rwhitby 07org.nslu2-linux.dev * r972dd9b1... 10/Makefile: Fixed the error check in autobuid Aug 04 15:25:09 03rwhitby 07org.nslu2-linux.dev * r4b1cbac5... 10/Makefile: Changed to new ipkg source location for uploads Aug 04 16:08:32 03repvik * r146 10/releases/OpenSlug-2.3-beta/openembedded/packages/busybox/ (busybox_1.00.bb files/syslog.conf): Fix syslog.conf overwrite issue Aug 04 16:11:09 DaKa2: ping? Aug 04 16:35:14 03jbowler 07org.openembedded.nslu2-linux * r22665530... 10/ (3 files in 3 dirs): Aug 04 16:35:14 ucslugc: add back in BROKEN_PACKAGES which now build Aug 04 16:35:14 perl: revert DEFAULT_PREFERENCE="-1" in perl_5.8.7.bb (and bump PR) **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Aug 04 16:56:32 2005 Aug 04 16:56:47 aha Aug 04 16:56:50 there's nslu2-log_ Aug 04 16:57:01 I suspect part of the problem will be that we cross-compile and so some of the modules are ${TARGET_SYS} dependent. Aug 04 16:57:29 NAiL: do you know what psmisc does? Aug 04 16:58:06 hmm... other than provide killall5 and some stuff, I can't remember right now Aug 04 16:58:23 ( cd releases/OpenSlug-2.3-beta ; svn up ) Aug 04 16:58:23 svn: Unknown hostname 'svn.berlios.de' Aug 04 16:58:30 bloody **** Aug 04 16:59:18 fuser, killall5, pstree Aug 04 17:00:56 Does your pstree say "segmentation fault" if invoked with "pstree root"? Aug 04 17:01:10 no Aug 04 17:01:50 not that I can see the difference between the output Aug 04 17:01:57 infact, it's exactly the same as without root Aug 04 17:02:06 (according to 'diff') Aug 04 17:02:17 Ah, there is some output then? Aug 04 17:02:44 root@maimedslug:/var/log# pstree root Aug 04 17:02:44 init-+-cron Aug 04 17:02:44 |-events/0 Aug 04 17:02:44 |-getty Aug 04 17:02:46 etc Aug 04 17:03:19 of course, this is from the stable feed :-P Aug 04 17:03:42 Ok, waste of time for uclibc then (it needs -lintl to build on uclibc, but then it doesn't output anything.) Aug 04 17:03:54 ah Aug 04 17:06:25 hmm Aug 04 17:06:36 several people having problems building 2.3-beta Aug 04 17:06:42 this is getting annoying Aug 04 17:07:29 Why isn't there a 2.3-beta binary release? Aug 04 18:15:33 03nail 07org.openembedded.nslu2-linux * rd30471d5... 10/packages/util-linux/util-linux.inc: Update u-a to include /bin/mount and umount (busybox conflict) Aug 04 18:19:39 03nail 07org.openembedded.nslu2-linux * r719f030e... 10/packages/util-linux/util-linux_2.12q.bb: Bump PR. Why can I *never* remember to bump that PR? Aug 04 18:20:54 ;-) Aug 04 18:22:41