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Dec 23 22:19:29 <CIA-20> 03oleo * r7486 10optware/trunk/ (4 files in 2 dirs): transmission: r4198->r4300 - ctor introduced
Dec 23 23:09:05 <CIA-20> 03osas * r7487 10optware/trunk/make/asterisk14.mk: asterisk14: 1.4.16 -> 1.4.16.2
Dec 23 23:17:41 <CIA-20> 03osas 07slugos-3.10-beta * r436 10slugos/openembedded/packages/asterisk/ (7 files in 2 dirs): asterisk: 1.4.16 -> 1.4.16.2
Dec 24 01:14:45 <CIA-20> 03bzhou * r7488 10optware/trunk/make/mpg123.mk: mpg123: 0.68 -> 1.0.0
Dec 24 01:31:28 <rwhitby> eno: I thought you were on holidays! ;-)
Dec 24 01:38:54 <ka6sox-laptop> ya...
Dec 24 02:16:18 * rwhitby installs an Angstrom ixp4xxbe base-image on an nslu2, then ipkg installs apex-env, then downloads a rootfs .tar.gz to the usb flash stick and untars it, then uses apex-env to tell apex to boot directly from the flash stick.
Dec 24 02:16:35 <rwhitby> turnup is now obsolete :-)
Dec 24 02:19:26 <ka6sox-laptop> uh oh...
Dec 24 02:20:36 <ka6sox-laptop> how are we going to recover from "losing" a HD and findding it after the next reboot?
Dec 24 02:28:57 * mwester is becoming increasingly worried that we are losing too much of what makes SlugOS so useful, just to jump on a distro that has few, if any, advantages, and offers endless opportunities for battles with egos such as Koen and pfalcon.  :(
Dec 24 02:29:34 <mwester> neither reflash nor turnup are obsolete, they are just rejected for questionable reasons.
Dec 24 02:29:50 * mwester needs to return to visitors, but will be back later
Dec 24 02:32:31 <rwhitby> ok, obsolete is too strong a word.  there is now another working way to pivot to a disk.
Dec 24 02:32:46 <rwhitby> ka6sox-laptop: apex alternatives support is the next thing on my list
Dec 24 02:33:11 <rwhitby> then you push a button to switch to the recovery rootfs in jffs2.
Dec 24 02:33:18 <rwhitby> (during boot)
Dec 24 02:34:13 <rwhitby> mwester: note that none of this is affecting SlugOS, it's stuff that's being incrementally tested on Angstrom (from which we will make a derivative distro, not use it as-is) to see if it can have all the same features as slugos, but in a way that is supported by more than one distro.
Dec 24 02:34:59 <rwhitby> (it's an evolution, which will take many months and lots of feature adding, not a revolution)
Dec 24 02:36:15 <ka6sox-laptop> okay so on the slugOS release happening soon we will have turnup?
Dec 24 02:45:13 <rwhitby> yes, slugos 4.x is in feature freeze
Dec 24 02:45:21 <rwhitby> has been for some time now.
Dec 24 02:45:40 <rwhitby> just waiting for alpha tester report emails on the mailing list before we do a binary release.
Dec 24 02:46:20 <ka6sox-laptop> okay I'm writing up and email tonight
Dec 24 02:46:36 <ka6sox-laptop> can I send you the infrastructure report toniht?
Dec 24 02:46:40 <rwhitby> yep
Dec 24 02:46:46 <ka6sox-laptop> okay
Dec 24 02:55:38 <rwhitby> mwester: angstrom is no where near replacing slugos.  for example, there is no madwifi support for eabi as far as I can see.
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