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Nov 28 11:51:08 <likewise> hello all
Nov 28 11:52:14 <NAiL> morning
Nov 28 11:52:23 <likewise> morning NAiL
Nov 28 11:56:06 <likewise> [g2]: hi
Nov 28 11:56:16 <[g2]> likewise morning
Nov 28 12:00:56 <VoodooZ> morning
Nov 28 12:09:57 <sdh> quick question, ping?
Nov 28 12:10:00 <sdh> linux box
Nov 28 12:10:03 <sdh> very high load
Nov 28 12:10:12 <sdh> but top shows nothing eating CPU
Nov 28 12:10:12 <sdh> what's going on? :)
Nov 28 12:11:36 <VoodooZ> what kind of load? I/O load? network load? CPU load? I don't believe top/uptime shows all of it.
Nov 28 12:11:48 <VoodooZ> iostat might help.
Nov 28 12:11:49 <sdh> yeah hm
Nov 28 12:12:36 <VoodooZ> hm?
Nov 28 12:12:50 <sdh> 600 processes
Nov 28 12:13:10 <sdh> i don't have access to this box, i'm helping somebody over IM :)
Nov 28 12:13:22 <sdh> (and I don't have a linux box to hand)
Nov 28 12:14:07 <VoodooZ> i know iostat gives me the I/O loading stats which is useful for figuring out if a disk is very busy.
Nov 28 12:14:42 <VoodooZ> Does the machine actually feel sluggish too?
Nov 28 12:16:14 <sdh> yeah apparently
Nov 28 12:16:22 <sdh> 93tps, 3 reads/s, 402 writes/s
Nov 28 12:16:28 <sdh> load = 20
Nov 28 12:18:56 <VoodooZ> does uptime report the same "ghost" load?
Nov 28 12:25:53 <hrw|work> hi
Nov 28 12:25:55 <hrw|work> NOTE: Removing failed runtime build target libc6-unslung
Nov 28 12:26:58 <hrw|work> libc6-unslung is not provided at all in OE now?
Nov 28 16:15:03 <likewise> bye
Nov 28 16:15:36 <[g2]> GPSFan around ?
Nov 28 16:17:20 <GPSFan> [g2]: yep, morning...
Nov 28 16:17:44 <[g2]> GPSFan morning, how do you run wackelf ?
Nov 28 16:18:06 <GPSFan> [g2]: hold on a sec...
Nov 28 16:18:20 <[g2]> I've compiled the program
Nov 28 16:19:31 <[g2]> ./hal/public/wackelf /home/gs/dev/madwifi/ath_hal/xscale-le-elf.hal.o  ?
Nov 28 16:21:22 <GPSFan> wackelf -fpa xscale-be-elf.hal.o
Nov 28 16:21:39 <GPSFan> that's for BE
Nov 28 16:22:00 <[g2]> Ok thx, I'll try the -fpa option
Nov 28 16:22:39 <GPSFan> that worked for me.
Nov 28 16:22:52 <[g2]> GPSFan it's working for me THX
Nov 28 16:22:59 <GPSFan> ;>) np
Nov 28 16:31:23 <hrw|work> http://pastebin.ca/260702 - can you guys look at this patch? it should not do any harm for your builds but it fix world build a bit 
Nov 28 18:32:08 <HopsNBarley_> hey rwhitby, i was just attempting to take a look at sources.nslu2-linux.org, and wget http/ftp don't give me anything.  is this a cvs archive?
Nov 28 18:32:45 <rwhitby> try sources.nslu2-linux.org/sources/
Nov 28 18:32:58 <rwhitby> but be prepared for a big directory listing
Nov 28 18:33:08 <HopsNBarley> ftp?
Nov 28 18:33:30 <rwhitby> http
Nov 28 18:34:08 <HopsNBarley> i get redirected to http://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/nslu2/sources//home/slug/htdocs/sources/sources, which 404s.
Nov 28 18:34:44 <HopsNBarley> ah, operator error.
Nov 28 18:38:18 <HopsNBarley> rwhitby, what's the best route to deliver any "diffs" to this source archive?  we do have a few new contributions not already there.
Nov 28 18:38:42 <rwhitby> make them available for wget somewhere (private if you like) and I'll transfer them across
Nov 28 18:39:19 <HopsNBarley> could i point you to mirror sites?  should i email these links?
Nov 28 18:39:57 <rwhitby> yeah, a list of links is just as good.
Nov 28 18:40:06 <HopsNBarley> done.
Nov 28 18:40:20 <HopsNBarley> thanks, as always.  i'll be quiet now  (-;
Nov 28 18:40:48 <rwhitby> why?  it's not like this channel is overflowing with conversation :-)
Nov 28 18:41:35 <hrw|tv> rwhitby: http://pastebin.ca/260702 - can you look at this patch? it should not do any harm for slugos builds but it fix world build a bit (skip libc6-dev change maybe)
Nov 28 18:43:04 <rwhitby> the slugos part looks fine (and probably fixes a long standing problem we have building slugos-native)
Nov 28 18:43:17 <rwhitby> the unslung part I need to check on to see what happenened to libc6-unslung
Nov 28 18:43:27 <rwhitby> (unless you know what happened to it)
Nov 28 18:43:35 <hrw|tv> never heard about it before
Nov 28 18:44:02 <hrw|tv> I got some errors during world fetchall and this patch is part of fixes/hacks
Nov 28 18:46:18 <rwhitby> libc6-unslung seems to be a real package
Nov 28 18:46:58 <rwhitby> from glibc-2.2.5
Nov 28 18:47:14 <hrw|tv> quite old but unslung is linksys compatible iirc?
Nov 28 18:47:21 <rwhitby> yes
Nov 28 18:47:26 <rwhitby> has to stay at that version
Nov 28 18:47:44 <rwhitby> FILES_libc6-unslung = "/lib/librt*"
Nov 28 18:47:54 <rwhitby> that's all we use from it
Nov 28 18:48:06 <rwhitby> (to fill in some libraries that Linksys doesn't provide)
Nov 28 18:48:25 <hrw|tv> ok. I know why it does not works for my fetch.
Nov 28 18:48:40 <hrw|tv> I fetch with other distro/machine so overrides does not work. Thx
Nov 28 18:49:04 <rwhitby> np - I will try out the other part of your patch
Nov 28 18:49:08 <hrw|tv> thx
Nov 28 20:02:58 <rwhitby> hrw|tv: when I put the glibc-dev part of your patch in slugos, I get:
Nov 28 20:02:59 <rwhitby> ERROR: Nothing provides dependency glibc-dev
Nov 28 20:04:19 <hrw|tv> thats why I want to ignore that part
Nov 28 20:04:36 <hrw|tv> it need solving anyway
Nov 28 21:38:42 <Texture> has anyone ever used a usb numeric keypad on the slug?
Nov 28 21:39:13 <Texture> mine seems to be detected fine:
Nov 28 21:39:16 <Texture> Nov 28 21:35:30 Slug kernel: input: ORTEK USB Keyboard Hub as /class/input/input1
Nov 28 21:39:17 <Texture> Nov 28 21:35:30 Slug kernel: input: USB HID v1.10 Device [ORTEK USB Keyboard Hub] 
Nov 28 21:39:17 <Texture> on usb-0000:00:01.1-1.3
Nov 28 21:39:17 <Texture> Nov 28 21:35:30 Slug kernel: usbcore: registered new driver usbhid
Nov 28 21:39:50 <Texture> but them i have no idea what to do, how to access its input. any hint?
Nov 28 22:48:49 <Texture> tried to make ndiswrapper. It resulted in "Can't find kernel build files in /lib/modules/2.6.17-2-ixp4xx/build".
Nov 28 22:49:00 <Texture> what do i need, kernel headers?
Nov 28 22:49:13 <Texture> (Debian/NSLU2)
Nov 28 22:50:20 <kfm82links> Texture, i thought those were only supposed to work on i386? now i am confused.
Nov 28 22:50:39 <Texture> duh... of course
Nov 28 22:51:03 <Texture> those windowzs drivers won't run on arm.
Nov 28 22:51:27 <Texture> kfm82links, ty. You're not confused, I am.
Nov 28 22:51:49 <kfm82links> no problem, glad i could be of assistance at all
Nov 28 22:52:13 <Texture> i so like being stupid in public :)
Nov 28 22:52:29 <kfm82links> we all do it for kicks every once in a while, don't worry
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