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Feb 06 03:20:30 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r5424 10optware/trunk/make/erl-ejabberd.mk: ejabberd: 1.1.2 -> 1.1.3
Feb 06 03:24:06 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r5425 10optware/trunk/make/dnsmasq.mk: dnsmasq: 2.36 -> 2.37
Feb 06 03:38:26 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r5426 10optware/trunk/make/postgresql.mk: postgresql: 8.2.1 -> 8.2.2
Feb 06 03:42:32 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r5427 10optware/trunk/make/tz.mk: tz: spells out source files
Feb 06 04:31:39 <jason0_> Anyone here know where to get busybox_httpd for unslung?
Feb 06 05:11:35 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r5428 10optware/trunk/ (make/dnsmasq.mk sources/dnsmasq/src-dnsmasq.h.patch): dnsmasq: added the missing ARPHRD_ definitions
Feb 06 06:53:34 <ravehanker> I'm trying to compile linux-2.4 on an IXDP425 and i get this error erase.c:9:27: error: linux/mtd/mtd.h: No such file or directory
Feb 06 06:53:42 <ravehanker> Am i missing something?
Feb 06 07:12:43 <hrw> ravehanker: why not 2.6?
Feb 06 07:13:31 <ravehanker> hrw:- My vendor supports 2.4. I've tried to get 2.6 compiled but there's not much docs out there for 2.6
Feb 06 07:13:57 <ravehanker> hrw:- Vendor supports as in has provided me stuff on what to do not much :|
Feb 06 07:14:19 <hrw> ravehanker: iirc most of ixdp4xx platforms moves to 2.6 as something maintained
Feb 06 07:14:27 <hrw> 2.4 does not have any ARM support
Feb 06 07:14:35 <ravehanker> hrw:- oh
Feb 06 07:14:54 <ravehanker> ok, I will try compiling it on 2.6 then
Feb 06 07:15:21 <hrw> ravehanker: RMK (linux-arm god) dropped 2.4 support few years ago
Feb 06 07:15:30 <ravehanker> I'm basically trying to get the kernel compiling with USB support so that i can make it read a USB flash disk.(don't ask, College project )
Feb 06 07:15:30 <ravehanker> hrw:- I see
Feb 06 07:15:31 <hrw> 2.4.21 was last supported for arm
Feb 06 07:16:04 <ravehanker> oh
Feb 06 08:56:30 <CIA-8> 03oleo * r5429 10optware/trunk/ (3 files in 2 dirs): transmission: r1463 - Clean up NAT-PMP code a little
Feb 06 13:03:39 <HoStyle> hallo to all
Feb 06 13:04:01 <HoStyle> i want know something about opendebianslug
Feb 06 14:48:57 <HoStyle> bye
Feb 06 15:26:53 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r5430 10optware/trunk/make/mpd.mk: mpd: flac 1.1.3 broke mpd, disable for now, will fix later
Feb 06 17:37:57 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r5431 10optware/trunk/make/mpd.mk: mpd: 0.12.1 -> 0.12.1+svn5324 to be compatible with flac 1.1.3
Feb 06 17:41:28 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r5432 10optware/trunk/make/mpd.mk: mpd: fixed ifndef syntax
Feb 06 17:42:06 <shwag> I got my slug up an running last night. just need to get a thumb drive now.
Feb 06 17:42:18 <shwag> Are there any smaller devices then the nslu2 ?
Feb 06 17:45:24 <NAiL> hardly
Feb 06 17:48:47 <eno> shwag: http://www.gumstix.com/ ?
Feb 06 17:50:53 <NAiL> of course, if we're talking non-consumer devices, http://www.picotux.com/
Feb 06 17:57:46 <shwag> very cool, thanks
Feb 06 18:00:24 <kolla> I have one of those
Feb 06 18:00:35 <kolla> only not branded "picotux"
Feb 06 18:01:24 <kolla> it's called a "webfoot" for the weather ducks
Feb 06 18:01:32 <kolla> same thing thogh
Feb 06 18:01:36 <kolla> +u
Feb 06 18:10:55 <shwag> maybe openmoko too.  http://www.openmoko.com/press/index.html
Feb 06 18:20:41 <kolla> looks like something I should get
Feb 06 18:27:06 <NAiL> I'm waiting for that phone ;)
Feb 06 18:35:43 <bkero> Doesn't look too bad
Feb 06 20:51:30 <kolla> NAiL: I've never been satisfied with a *ix handheld though :(
Feb 06 20:52:17 <kolla> so called "clever" userinterfaces for "most users"
Feb 06 20:53:55 <NAiL> I agree
Feb 06 20:54:05 <NAiL> but it ain't getting better if noone acts on it :P
Feb 06 20:54:29 <kolla> well, there has been attemtps, but they always failed due to "most users"
Feb 06 20:54:54 <kolla> "most user will run GPE, so we only develop programs for GPE, even though GPE totally blows"
Feb 06 20:55:08 <kolla> s/GPE/opie/g and the same applies
Feb 06 20:55:27 <kolla> I liked picogui, but it ofcourse died
Feb 06 20:56:16 <kolla> also I never liked the way linux deal with removable media
Feb 06 20:56:29 <kolla> it's just so... 70ies :)
Feb 06 20:56:41 <kolla> certainly alot more primitive than the 80ies
Feb 06 20:57:43 <kolla> back then we could run OS from a floppy, and while the OS was up an running, remove the floppy it was running from.. and it kept running.. and we could insert a new floppy with datas on, and launch programs from the new floppy, without the OS going bananas
Feb 06 20:58:35 <kolla> every now and then it would ask us to swap floppies if there was a file it wanted from that other floppy... but it worked very well
Feb 06 20:59:00 <kolla> today if you remove a memory card.. expect anything from crashing apps to totally confused systems
Feb 06 21:00:09 <kolla> hm.. no bluetooth, well, not very usefull for me then
Feb 06 21:11:29 <NAiL> no bluetooth?
Feb 06 21:11:43 <NAiL> there's BT...
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