**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jan 19 02:59:58 2007 Jan 19 03:14:53 scant: I have never added a user to a slug, so I can't help you. Jan 19 03:19:02 rhitby: i got it working Jan 19 03:19:05 thanks though Jan 19 03:20:54 rwhitby: i think you guys were saying i should build mpd as non-root, can i build mpd as non-root and install mpd as root? Jan 19 03:22:34 are you cross-building or native-building? Jan 19 03:23:06 scant: I'm assuming your cross-compiling on a desktop machine - hence building as non-root there. Jan 19 03:24:05 native Jan 19 03:24:41 i'm compiling natively on unslung with root, but you guys suggested i don't do that Jan 19 03:24:59 so i'm trying to do that now Jan 19 03:40:50 ok, I was referring to not cross-compiling as root on a desktop. Jan 19 03:41:16 scant: there is an "adduser" package which you can use to add a user on Unslung. Jan 19 03:42:14 scant: is there are reason why you're not cross-compiling? Just about everything in the feeds is cross-compiled - it's our default. Jan 19 03:47:54 rwhitby: i'm not a linux guy... should i be using knoppix in vm or cygwin to crosscompile? Jan 19 03:48:52 scant: We use Debian Sarge on the autobuilder machines. Jan 19 03:49:06 I personally use Debian testing in VMWare on a windows XP laptop. Jan 19 03:49:26 is it possible to crosscompile with cygwin? Jan 19 03:49:28 (I also build under CentOS 4) Jan 19 03:49:45 I would recommend using VMWare over cygwin. Jan 19 03:51:51 i'm not really a developer, but i really wanted mpd for unslug Jan 19 03:51:51 when it comes to recompile i can try cygwin, unless you know it won't work Jan 19 03:54:05 scant: i don't know anyone using cygwin for optware cross development Jan 19 03:54:37 i'll second rwhitby on the vmware recommendation Jan 19 03:55:31 I'll third rwhitby on the vmware recommendation Jan 19 03:58:08 ok Jan 19 03:58:51 if i'm compiling natively, does it matter if i'm root? Jan 19 04:00:28 the danger you have is that if you haven't caught all the install bits and redirected them to /opt, then you could overwrite your system files. Jan 19 04:00:47 for native, that's not so bad a danger, cause at least those natively compiled files should work on that machine. Jan 19 04:00:51 for cross, it's fatal. Jan 19 04:01:17 you can mistakenly create directories where you're not suppose to Jan 19 04:02:43 i have a user created, but since it's unslug, i didn't via the gui, set the password via passwd, and then added the shell and home dir to the /etc/password file, how can i tell if this is another root user or a limited user? Jan 19 04:04:03 as root, type "id scant" (or whatever your login name is) Jan 19 04:04:29 it's says uid=2000 Jan 19 04:04:30 as long as the uid is not 0, the user is a normal user Jan 19 04:04:40 cool Jan 19 04:04:54 next question Jan 19 04:05:59 in USB slot 1, i have a USB 2.0 hub, with 3 drives attached, 1 hd and 2 flash drives... but i can't fdisk the 2 flash drives, my hd is sdb, i think the 2 flash drives are sdc and sdd, but when i do fdisk /dev/sdc it just returns to prompt, what's wrong? Jan 19 04:22:40 scant: fdisk on unslung is linksys hacked Jan 19 04:22:51 you need to install busybox and use "busybox fdisk" Jan 19 04:23:44 rwhitby: i installed busybox-base Jan 19 04:24:17 good plan - you probably don't want busybox-links Jan 19 04:24:18 oh, i have busybox fdisk already installed Jan 19 04:24:27 let me see if it works on the flash drives Jan 19 04:25:43 ok, it says there is one linux partition on the flash drive (this drive is not the one that is unslung) Jan 19 04:25:54 how do i find out where it is mounted? Jan 19 04:56:28 oleo: oleg and ddwrt rebuild complete. feeds should be updated on the next autobuild run. Jan 19 05:01:11 ddwrt? Jan 19 05:07:28 yes, you can run optware packages on ddwrt Jan 19 06:30:21 Maybe it would be nice to rename ddwrt to xwrt as now Optware runs also on OpenWRT and Xwrt firmwares. Jan 19 06:31:16 Kaloz said that they named X-wrt because it was intended to run on ddwrt and OpwnWRT. Jan 19 07:11:35 oleo: xwrt is the xwrt project's name, so that would be confusing.. maybe plain "wrt" or something like that Jan 19 07:15:02 or just openwrt, since it is the ancestral distribution Jan 19 09:22:34 NAiL: i am trying to add additional packages to the firmware images ... but seem to not be able to figure out exactly how ... i tried defining "debianslug_EXTRA_RDEPENDS" and "slugos_EXTRA_RDEPENDS" but neither of them seem to do what i want from it Jan 19 09:22:41 any idea what i am doing wrong ? Jan 19 11:55:22 03oleo * r5234 10optware/trunk/ (make/transmission.mk sources/transmission/transmission.cgi): transmission: fix " Jan 19 12:35:29 03operron * r5235 10optware/trunk/sources/ds101-kernel-modules/ (. armeb-config): ds101-kernel-modules: package rename (ds101j-* -> ds101-*); added loop and isofs module that disapear in -r5229 Jan 19 12:36:31 03operron * r5236 10optware/trunk/make/ds101-kernel-modules.mk: ds101-kernel-modules: package rename (ds101j-* -> ds101-*) Jan 19 12:37:41 03operron * r5237 10optware/trunk/Makefile: ds101-kernel-modules: package rename (ds101j-* -> ds101-*) Jan 19 14:57:36 operron|NotHere make/ds101-kernel-modules.mk:57: warning: overriding commands for target `/local/leon/p/wl/optware/trunk/downloads/synogpl-385.tbz' Jan 19 15:37:03 03bzhou * r5238 10optware/trunk/Makefile: promoted ds101-kernel-modules Jan 19 15:38:28 03bzhou * r5239 10optware/trunk/ (2 files in 2 dirs): removed ds101j-kernel-modules files, renamed to ds101-kernel-modules Jan 19 15:42:32 oleo: I don't have such a warning. Maybe I don't issue the right command to get it build? I do a: make ds101-kernel-modules-ipk Jan 19 19:22:53 operron: ds101-kernel-modules has been promoted, thanks for your work Jan 19 19:23:35 i've also removed ds101j-k..-mod-*, to get rid of the warnings Jan 19 20:00:12 eno: you're welcome! It was a pleasure to work with such an excellent framework... Jan 19 21:42:48 03bzhou * r5240 10optware/trunk/make/cherokee.mk: cherokee: added libstdc++ to DEPENDS and stage Jan 19 22:22:54 any reason /tmp only is writable by root on Unslung 6.8? Jan 19 23:22:00 hi Jan 19 23:30:45 hi kapookee Jan 19 23:31:58 hello! Jan 19 23:33:41 kapookee: are you a nslu newb (like myself) or a pro? Jan 19 23:35:52 Definitely not a pro. But I do use unslung, DebianSlug and SlugOS/LE on my slugs. :) Jan 19 23:36:14 do you use MPD? Jan 19 23:37:19 No, sorry Jan 19 23:37:36 Tobbe: /tmp is writable here Jan 19 23:37:36 $ ls -ld /tmp Jan 19 23:37:36 drwxrwxrwt 3 root root 4096 Jan 19 23:58 /tmp Jan 19 23:38:17 kapookee: what do you use your slugs for? Jan 19 23:39:30 scant, MPD music player? Jan 19 23:40:07 file server, media server and one for personal website plus USB webcam Jan 19 23:45:33 I need some guidance. I use a webcam driver on my slug (gspca - used to be called spca5xx). Builds fine on the slug. Jan 19 23:46:12 I want to build a package for it on my cross-build machine. My problem is that it requires the kernel source to build Jan 19 23:47:57 Can someone instruct me how to include the SlugOS source in a bitbake recipe? An example would be fine. Jan 19 23:48:09 Or anything else that would help. :-) Jan 20 00:01:39 bitbake recipe? Jan 20 00:02:17 Sinclair73de: yeah MPD player, that's what I use my slug for **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Jan 20 02:59:57 2007