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Nov 15 03:04:07 <CIA-12> 03azummo * 10nas100d/kernel/2.6.14/60-nas100d-i2c.patch: i2c: ixp4xx 0.0.1
Nov 15 03:39:52 <CIA-12> 03azummo * 10nas100d/kernel/2.6.14/60-nas100d-i2c.patch: i2c: ixp4xx 0.0.2
Nov 15 03:52:25 <CIA-12> 03azummo * 10nas100d/kernel/2.6.14/60-nas100d-i2c.patch: i2c: 0.0.3
Nov 15 04:01:14 <CIA-12> 03hrw 07org.openembedded.dev * r2b5fa295... 10/packages/ntp/ (files/gcc4.patch ntp_4.2.0.bb): ntp 4.2.0: fixed build problem with gcc 4.x
Nov 15 04:01:16 <CIA-12> 03dyoung 07org.openembedded.dev * raa6fecda... 10/packages/linux/nas100d-kernel/2.6.14/60-nas100d-i2c.patch: nas100d-kernel: revised i2c 0.0.3 patchset
Nov 15 04:26:29 <CIA-12> 03azummo * 10nas100d/kernel/2.6.14/60-nas100d-i2c.patch: i2c: 0.0.4
Nov 15 05:05:57 <CIA-12> 03xora 07org.openembedded.dev * rd62f0dcd... 10/packages/mozilla/ (firefox_1.0.7.bb thunderbird_1.0.7.bb): 
Nov 15 05:05:57 <CIA-12> firefox-1.0.7: New version
Nov 15 05:05:57 <CIA-12> thunderbird-1.0.7: New version
Nov 15 05:05:57 <CIA-12> Version bumps of both of these packages to the latest stable version.
Nov 15 08:15:55 <CIA-12> 03jbowler 07org.openembedded.dev * r62bfda18... 10/packages/meta/slugos-image.bb: openslug: fix flash image build, only affects openslug.conf
Nov 15 10:21:00 <CIA-12> 03jbowler 07org.openembedded.dev * r7a5b850b... 10/packages/db/ (db-4.3.29/arm-thumb-mutex.patch db_4.3.29.bb): 
Nov 15 10:21:00 <CIA-12> db: fix thumb uclibc operation in 4.3.29
Nov 15 10:21:00 <CIA-12>  - uclibc thumb builds were using libpthread to implement mutexes, the
Nov 15 10:21:00 <CIA-12>  - uclibc version seems to be a stub (at least on thumb). This commit
Nov 15 10:21:00 <CIA-12>  - fixes the ARM/gcc-assembly mutex implementation so that it has thumb
Nov 15 10:21:01 <CIA-12>  - support and the resultant db4 works (tested on LE Thumb uclibc)
Nov 15 10:35:56 <CIA-12> 03jbowler 07org.openembedded.dev * r5df1387c... 10/packages/db/ (db-4.3.29 files): 
Nov 15 10:35:56 <CIA-12> db-native: unbreak build of 4.3.29
Nov 15 10:35:56 <CIA-12>  - adding a patch to db_4.3.29 breaks db-native, which needs the same
Nov 15 10:35:56 <CIA-12>  - patch, moved the patch to 'files' since it should work on all versions
Nov 15 10:35:56 <CIA-12>  - which require it.
Nov 15 10:56:17 <CIA-12> 03hrw 07org.openembedded.dev * r8a31a000... 10/packages/meta/meta-opie.bb: meta-opie: removed usbutils from DEPENDS as nothing in OPIE use it. Machines with USB Host function should depend on it in their machine config.
Nov 15 10:56:20 <CIA-12> 03hrw 07org.openembedded.dev * r7f8e96e8... 10/packages/ntp/ (files/ipv6only-workaround.patch ntp_4.2.0.bb): (log message trimmed)
Nov 15 10:56:20 <CIA-12> ntp 4.2.0: added workaround for IPv6 problem on 2.4.18 machines
Nov 15 10:56:20 <CIA-12> - according to http://bugs.debian.org/249216 problem exist in kernels
Nov 15 10:56:20 <CIA-12>  older then 2.4.26 - quote:
Nov 15 10:56:21 <CIA-12>  "It's a kernel bug. Returns an AF_INET6 socket, but IPV6_V6ONLY fails.
Nov 15 10:56:23 <CIA-12>  There may be a way to work-around it in ntpdate, but the correct answer
Nov 15 10:56:25 <CIA-12>  is to upgrade the kernel."
Nov 15 11:25:45 <jacques> jbot, status
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Nov 15 14:07:50 <CIA-12> 03azummo * 10nas100d/kernel/2.6.14/defconfig: i2c patch + beta rtc driver
Nov 15 14:33:07 <CIA-12> 03azummo * 10nas100d/kernel/2.6.14/60-nas100d-i2c.patch: i2c + rtc, really.
Nov 15 14:58:28 <hld> could someone explain me/encode how to create a package for unslung? :>
Nov 15 15:01:58 <rwhitby> wiki/howto/addapackagetounslung
Nov 15 15:02:25 <hld> thanks
Nov 15 16:26:17 <encode> why is it that running setup-env for natively compiling openslug makes no changes to environment variables?
Nov 15 17:18:30 <CIA-12> 03azummo * 10nas100d/kernel/2.6.14/60-nas100d-i2c.patch: i2c + rtc 0.2
Nov 15 19:17:21 <cheef-daniel> why does coldplug not work?
Nov 15 19:46:50 <[g2]> cheef-daniel that's a pretty open question
Nov 15 19:47:01 <[g2]> like what's important
Nov 15 19:47:37 <cheef-daniel> for example my scanner: I have a script in /etc/hotplug.d/usb/
Nov 15 19:47:52 <cheef-daniel> the script runs whenever the scanner is plugged in
Nov 15 19:48:06 <cheef-daniel> but not on a (re)boot
Nov 15 19:48:55 <cheef-daniel> so I think thats coldplug not working correct because during boot the script should run
Nov 15 19:50:56 <cheef-daniel> I find another way in the wiki to do it manualy, but I think it should work normaly
Nov 15 20:01:12 <McTails> cheef-daniel: Correct me if I'm wrong, but coldplug must be explicately setup for each device
Nov 15 20:01:37 <McTails> It's designed to find devices that can't easily be auto-configed, or need a userland driver
Nov 15 20:02:25 <cheef-daniel> is there something like this included alreay in openslug?
Nov 15 20:02:45 <McTails> ipkg install coldplug I think
Nov 15 20:02:50 <McTails> Or else compile it
Nov 15 20:03:54 <cheef-daniel> I don't know if coldplug the right thing, all I want to do is that was hotplug does, but without replugging
Nov 15 20:04:22 <McTails> check the command line options
Nov 15 20:04:29 <McTails> There might be one to get it to work
Nov 15 20:05:10 <cheef-daniel> you mean the command line options of hotplug?
Nov 15 20:05:14 <McTails> yeah
Nov 15 20:05:26 <McTails> Try hotplug --help and see if something looks like you want
Nov 15 20:07:02 <cheef-daniel> I tryed it before but I must parse some parameters as environment-variables, and the parameters must be determited dynamicly (e.g address of the device)
Nov 15 20:07:15 <McTails> That's not to hard
Nov 15 20:07:34 <McTails> Once you have hotplug doing the way you want, I'll help you setup a diversion script which will get hotplug to execute on startup
Nov 15 20:07:41 <cheef-daniel> that one with environment not, but that one with the address
Nov 15 20:07:48 <McTails> ...?
Nov 15 20:07:57 <McTails> (I never used hotplug so I'm kinda lost)
Nov 15 20:08:20 <cheef-daniel> ok, I will look for the parameters
Nov 15 20:08:44 <McTails> cheef-daniel: So how do you like linux
Nov 15 20:10:09 <cheef-daniel> I like linux because you can do many things easier like in windows, (when you kno how)
Nov 15 20:11:11 <McTails> cheef-daniel: You should try it on your desktop
Nov 15 20:11:24 <McTails> toss in WINE and you have windows compatibilty with plenty of apps
Nov 15 20:11:59 <cheef-daniel> I have (in Emulator, and earlyer as dualboot-system)
Nov 15 20:12:10 <McTails> and?
Nov 15 20:12:52 <cheef-daniel> does work nice
Nov 15 20:13:40 <McTails> you think about you might be a convert?
Nov 15 20:14:43 <cheef-daniel> instead of windows? no I can't work/play without it. I need many programs which wont work in Linux
Nov 15 20:16:37 <cheef-daniel> It's a nice systems for companys or multimediasystems, but no for Gamers and developing Windows-Apps
Nov 15 21:16:19 <Zhyla> anyone gotten nfs server setup on openslug?
Nov 15 21:23:13 <cheef-daniel> McTails: I have all parameters for hotplug, the only thing is the device-address
Nov 15 21:25:15 <cheef-daniel> is there some way how can I find out which /proc/bus/usb/... is the right when I have the vendor/product
Nov 15 21:27:32 <encode> ok, i've produced a samba package compiled natively, but bitbake gave some errors when packaging
Nov 15 21:27:43 <encode> and hld seems to have disappeared
Nov 15 21:28:07 <cheef-daniel> ok found it in /proc/bus/usb/devices, but how can I read the bus/device number within a script?
Nov 15 21:28:13 <encode> errors like
Nov 15 21:28:14 <encode> NOTE: samba contains dangling symlink to /usr/sbin/smbmount
Nov 15 21:28:14 <encode> NOTE: Couldn't find shared library provider for libcrypt.so.1
Nov 15 21:28:24 <encode> lots of unable to find shared library
Nov 15 21:42:39 <cheef-daniel> can somebody help me to parse a file?
Nov 15 21:44:44 <cheef-daniel> I have problems with grep/sed...
Nov 15 21:54:10 <encode> cheef-daniel: what are you trying to parse for?
Nov 15 21:54:34 <encode> (i've not used sed, but i've used grep, and i know perl regular expressions fairly well)
Nov 15 21:55:53 <cheef-daniel> I want to parse /proc/bus/usb/devices I must search for a vendor id, get 2 lines before that and parse a parameter "Dev"
Nov 15 21:56:20 <encode> that sounds fairly tricky
Nov 15 21:56:44 <cheef-daniel> Or a easyier way to get the adress of a usb device with a given vendor/proc
Nov 15 21:56:44 <encode> i dont think my grep knowledge is that good
Nov 15 21:57:18 <encode> have you, or anyone else for that matter, had any issues where dropbear says the following when trying to ssh somewhere?
Nov 15 21:57:21 <encode> No auth methods could be used.
Nov 15 21:57:50 <cheef-daniel> how?
Nov 15 21:58:37 <encode> how what?
Nov 15 21:58:59 <cheef-daniel> wrong channel sorry, but I didnt have that
Nov 15 22:28:19 <mwester> cheef-daniel, parsing the devices file is a job for awk.  Arcane, but can be done.
Nov 15 22:29:25 <mwester> You might also consider the lsusb utility (ipkg is "usbutils") -- it might do the job (don't know off the top of my head, though).
Nov 15 22:43:27 <encode> if hld comes back and im not around, can someone point him to www.nathancoad.com/ipk-samba-3.0.20b.tar.bz2
Nov 15 22:46:19 <cheef-daniel> got it to work with the sane-find-scanner, thx
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