**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Apr 29 09:59:57 2006 Apr 29 13:54:27 rwhitby: and initrd? Apr 29 13:54:50 drasch: you mean jffs2 rootfs? Apr 29 13:55:15 rwhitby: maybe, it's mounted as /initrd when i boot Apr 29 13:55:30 yeah, that's the jffs2 rootfs. Apr 29 13:55:38 reflash -j or -r I think Apr 29 13:55:39 i assume that's where the ext2 kernel module is kept Apr 29 13:55:45 yep Apr 29 13:55:57 rwhitby: any where I can read about how to build the image that i'd flash? Apr 29 13:56:32 drasch: wiki/Development/MasterMakefile Apr 29 13:57:13 or do you want to know the internals behind that? Apr 29 13:57:41 rwhitby: that may be the easiest way to do it, i was just trying to avoid rebuilding the entire tree Apr 29 13:58:03 what is it exactly that you want to achieve? Apr 29 13:58:47 rwhitby: i have OpenSlug 2.7 beta installed and working great Apr 29 13:59:01 i want to use my wireless usb dongle with it Apr 29 13:59:21 i have to use 2.6.13 or greater which means I need to build a new kernel, and can't just add the module Apr 29 13:59:31 so, i've rebuild the kernel with bitbake Apr 29 13:59:36 and compiled my new module against it Apr 29 13:59:55 so I was hoping that I now had most of the pieces to update the kernel, initrd, and installed modules Apr 29 14:00:25 safest is to build latest openslug and reflash -i that. Apr 29 14:00:48 okay, that works too Apr 29 14:00:53 if you want to do it by hand, bit by bit, then be very careful about the ixp modules - they will not rebuild automatically. Apr 29 14:01:30 and any other out-of-kernel modules Apr 29 14:03:40 gotcha, i'll just do it the 'right' way then Apr 29 14:04:02 since it's highly likely that people smarter than I have build the makefile :) Apr 29 14:04:20 i'm just used to the desktop linux mentality :) Apr 29 14:04:29 where rebulding the entire distro just isn't an option Apr 29 14:05:43 i gave up on Gentoo a while ago for just that reason :) Apr 29 14:06:36 rwhitby: thanks for all the help Apr 29 14:06:47 np Apr 29 14:37:09 03rwhitby * 10unslung/Makefile: Demoted elinks, gawk, lsof, mtr and ntp for MSS, as they need a .mk template update (they emit _armeb.ipks). Apr 29 15:19:08 Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a clean autobuild of all distros and feeds! Apr 29 15:51:09 rwhitby: congrats Apr 29 15:51:41 eFfeM: thx to your's and all other optware developers help too! Apr 29 15:52:17 rwhitby: has it been decided not to make the usb drivers as modules Apr 29 15:52:48 btw, finally got pwc to work again earlier today Apr 29 15:53:00 eFfeM: It has been decided to leave them in the kernel for the 3.x binary release, cause the attempt modularize was only half-completed. Apr 29 15:53:51 already assumed that since NAiL was running out of time Apr 29 15:54:09 (i.e. you couldn't mount a disk with a debian rootfs without installing extra modules from the feeds - that's just not appropriate, as it's a NAS device we are working with, then it should always be able to mount disks from a virgin image. Apr 29 15:54:15 actually work kept me away from my slug for more than two weeks Apr 29 15:55:11 NAiL did good work on working out what can be modularised - it just needs more time to work out how to support that in the rest of the system Apr 29 15:55:13 rwhitby: had the impression that we could have the modules in the root fs and have some strategically placed modprobes to load them Apr 29 15:55:31 yup he indeed did a good job. kudo's Apr 29 15:55:37 eFfeM: that's definitely true - it just wasn't finished, so we backed out of it. Apr 29 15:55:57 good. Apr 29 15:56:01 we can try again after the binary release. Apr 29 15:56:06 yup Apr 29 15:56:18 night all. Apr 29 15:56:18 when is the binary release scheduled? Apr 29 15:56:32 night rwhitby Apr 29 15:56:50 eFfeM: if you can work out why syslogd and klogd try to be loaded twice in debianslug/openslug, then we could get it out next week :-) Apr 29 15:57:22 rwhitby: will see if I have time tonight Apr 29 16:23:06 rwhitby: thanks for cleaning up the feeds Apr 29 16:27:26 rwhitby, congrats on the clean autobuild Apr 29 17:13:48 the makefile for openslug-2.7 seems to have automatically downloaded an ixp400AccessLibrary-1.4.zip; is this one without the firmware or something? Apr 29 17:14:38 it's also binary identical to the one I got from Intel's site Apr 29 17:48:18 woot, boots, loads wireless driver, got the firmware-class module installed Apr 29 17:48:29 now i just need to figure out how to get it to send it the stupid 2k firmware Apr 29 18:01:37 03bzhou * 10unslung/ (3 files in 2 dirs): squeak vm cross built, yet to runtime test Apr 29 18:21:07 rwhitby wrt the dual loading of syslog Apr 29 18:21:15 I have never seen this on my system Apr 29 18:22:12 however /etc/init.d etc are different on my system from the one in tmp/rootfs/etc Apr 29 18:23:39 I've compared them and on my system I only have *syslog* files in rc0.d, rc6.d and rcS.d Apr 29 18:25:06 in my tmp/rootfs/etc (and therefore perhaps also in your /etc) there are also *syslog* files in the other rc?.d dirs (e.g. rc5.d/S20syslog) Apr 29 18:26:14 I'm not fully familiar with the way all this rc stuff works, but as my system starts syslog without rc5.d/S20syslog, I suspect that the latter is superfluous and actually causes the 2nd start Apr 29 18:35:36 hm, made the rc5.d/S20syslog on my system changed logging to buffer in syslog.conf, added an echo statement date >> /LOG in init.d/syslog, but for me the syslog will only start once Apr 29 18:36:16 rwhitby: I've run out of ideas. Maybe more later. To me it seems that the solution is somewhere in /etc Apr 29 18:36:59 you could try to add the log statement in init.d/syslog to see if that helps. If so perhaps change the symlinks in rc?.d with scripts that echo and then call init.d/syslog Apr 29 18:37:17 but since I cannot reproduce the problem here it is quite hard to diagnose it. Apr 29 18:37:26 Will try to come up with additional ideas or tests later. Apr 29 18:37:31 gone for now Apr 29 19:29:46 Hi Apr 29 19:29:57 can anyone here help me Apr 29 19:30:16 I'm building openslug with monotone Apr 29 19:30:26 but get the following error: Apr 29 19:30:35 Importing patch patches//data/slug/openslug/openembedded/packages/ixp4xx/ixp-osal-2.1/Makefile.patch (stored as patches/Makefile.patch) Apr 29 19:30:41 Applying patch patches/Makefile.patch Apr 29 19:30:49 can't find file to patch at input line 7 Apr 29 19:31:06 anyone here that knows that problem? Apr 29 19:58:10 D|dge, i'm sorry, I cannot help you with that problem, but if you're using the MasterMakefile, it's always good to have this RSS-Feed: http://cia.navi.cx/stats/project/nslu2-linux Apr 29 20:14:21 I think I found the bug, there are two file versions and the newer ist a patch to the old one Apr 29 20:14:40 I just started the rebuild, that takes ages again :-) Apr 29 20:14:44 thanx anyway Apr 29 20:15:10 np. You should bookmark the link anyway ;) Apr 29 21:27:56 drasch: ping Apr 29 22:13:04 rwhitby: pong Apr 29 22:15:22 drasch: openslug-2.7 automatically downloading intel files? can you elaborate? Apr 29 22:15:39 rwhitby: i didn't download the intel files until after i'd run 'make image' Apr 29 22:16:30 rwhitby: and when i did, i found a file in downloads/ that binary matched the file i got from intel.com Apr 29 22:16:40 name: ixp400AccessLibrary-1_4.zip Apr 29 22:16:43 the firmware works too Apr 29 22:16:43 did you perhaps have that in downloads from before? Apr 29 22:16:54 i hadn't ever signed up for an intel login/pass Apr 29 22:16:58 much less generated the md5 Apr 29 22:17:15 i also only created this build directory yesterday from the source tarball rather than svn Apr 29 22:18:20 excerpt from: ixp4xx-csr_1.4.bb -- SRC_URI = "http://www.intel.com/design/network/swsup/ixp400AccessLibrary-1_4.zip \ Apr 29 22:18:38 apparently it downloaded it on its own Apr 29 22:18:48 (bitbake) Apr 29 22:19:10 indeed it does. Apr 29 22:19:23 that URL never used to be valid unless you clicked through the license Apr 29 22:19:41 ah, interesting Apr 29 22:19:43 I wonder if they have finally put it under the BSD license Apr 29 22:19:52 it says BSD when you go there Apr 29 22:20:08 (as of today) Apr 29 22:21:40 url you are looking at? Apr 29 22:21:58 i'll have to go find it Apr 29 22:21:58 sec Apr 29 22:22:09 it said bsd somewhere Apr 29 22:24:26 well, the 2.1 version file has BSD in the name Apr 29 22:24:35 that might have been the only place I saw it Apr 29 22:26:06 ya, i can't find it anywhere else Apr 29 22:34:06 ok, the latest access library is BSD, but the microcode is still intel click-through license. Apr 29 22:34:21 so that doesn't help us much (we still need a click-through) Apr 29 22:34:50 Did the IPL_ixp400NpeLibrary file get downloaded automatically? Apr 29 22:56:09 ~seen DrZimmerman Apr 29 22:56:13 drzimmerman was last seen on IRC in channel #openslug, 30d 5h 4m 39s ago, saying: 'fx3|chilla: ne noch keine zeit (und geld) gehabt'. Apr 30 00:05:42 dwery: ping Apr 30 00:19:47 rwhitby: everything did Apr 30 00:34:52 rwhitby: I didn't download anything from intel.com and my firmware works perfectly in the slug Apr 30 00:35:43 ok, intel must have removed the protection on those files. Apr 30 00:36:55 well, it's easier for people who have agreed to the license terms; odd though Apr 30 01:53:35 yvasilev: pong Apr 30 06:32:01 morning Apr 30 08:02:59 Why does SSH want new password everytime I log in? Apr 30 09:13:10 rwhitby: did you see my text on syslog? any progress? Apr 30 09:13:36 eFfeM-log: saw it - good analysis, haven't had a chance to look at it Apr 30 09:14:26 ok; I could not reproduce and did not want to mess up my system yesterday, might try making a backup later **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Apr 30 09:59:57 2006