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Jan 25 05:46:14 <hvontres1home> mwester-laptop: thanks for fixing busybox :) I was just going to file a bug
Jan 25 05:47:03 <mwester-laptop> Ah, but that was only for SlugOS -- is that where you encountered a problem?
Jan 25 05:49:31 <hvontres1home> mwester-laptop: yes. I was trying to figure out why turnup memstick was failing horribly
Jan 25 05:49:45 <hvontres1home> mwester-laptop: I just got a slug this week :)
Jan 25 05:49:59 <mwester-laptop> Cool!
Jan 25 05:50:55 <hvontres1home> mwester-laptop: tried unslung first, but I think slugos might suit me better. and since I'm already familar with OE
Jan 25 05:51:24 <mwester-laptop> Yeah, unslung has grown rather old in linux terms.
Jan 25 05:52:25 <hvontres1home> mwester-laptop: heh. Well, time to upslug.....
Jan 25 05:55:45 <hvontres1home> mwester-laptop: btw, do you have any experience running oe on Ubuntu 8.10 ?
Jan 25 06:20:56 <hvontres1home> mwester-laptop: turnup works now :) thanks
Jan 25 06:24:46 <mwester-laptop> :)
Jan 25 06:25:01 <mwester-laptop> Some other startup problem should be fixed soon too.
Jan 25 06:28:17 <hvontres1home> mwester-laptop: cool. Now I just need to "overclock" the thing :)
Jan 25 08:26:22 <CIA-6> 03sjmelhuish * r9465 10optware/trunk/make/rrdtool.mk: Update to 1.2.30 release
Jan 25 08:31:05 <CIA-6> 03sjmelhuish * r9466 10optware/trunk/make/oww.mk: Add zlib to depends
Jan 25 10:54:59 <CIA-6> 03sjmelhuish * r9467 10optware/trunk/make/oww.mk: Update to version 0.82.2
Jan 25 22:47:33 <scant> anyone know how I can upgrade to bitbake 1.8.12?
Jan 25 23:38:04 <scant> i got it, i deleted the bitbake branch and did a 'make update', but i'm wondering if there is another way....
Jan 26 01:38:33 <scant> I'm still trying to figure out my USB audio issues... I'm wondering if they are caused by the via-velocity driver
Jan 26 01:48:03 <scant> I've noticed, that when uploading, I get no drop-outs, but when downloading via openssh-sftp I get drop-outs
Jan 26 01:48:20 <scant> and when copying from the IDE to Flash drive, I get no drop outs
Jan 26 01:48:48 <scant> when using SWAT for Samba, I get drop-outs
Jan 26 02:33:05 <mwester-laptop> scant: that's exactly the type of information that you need to sort out in order to get this problem debugged.
Jan 26 02:33:34 <scant> mwester-laptop: yeah, i'm looking into it now
Jan 26 02:33:39 <scant> mwester-laptop: i need some help though
Jan 26 02:33:46 <mwester-laptop> When a problem has been suitably defined, the answer becomes self-evident.
Jan 26 02:33:57 <scant> mwester-laptop: because, I don't know all the defaults for the via-velocity kernel module
Jan 26 02:35:14 <mwester-laptop> the source code is the easiest place to find it.
Jan 26 02:41:51 <scant> is there a command to see what options a kernel module is currently loaded with? i know about 'modinfo', but that only gives me what options are available
Jan 26 02:43:02 <mwester-laptop> Not as far as I know.  I can tell you that in the absence of anything in /etc/modprobe.d, all the options will be the defaults as listed in the source code.
Jan 26 02:43:20 <mwester-laptop> You can search in /sys to see if there's a record in there.
Jan 26 02:45:05 <scant> thanks
Jan 26 02:46:46 <scant> i've seen 2 ways to set kernel module options, but I'm unsure if both ways work with SlugOS 5.2-alpha, I usually set them in /etc/modprobe.d/options on another Linux distro, but on the nslu2-linux wiki it suggests, this "echo "options via-velocity IP_byte_align=1" >/etc/modprobe.d/via-velocity"
Jan 26 02:47:33 <scant> instead can i just put 'via-velocity IP_byte_align=1' in /etc/modprobe.d/options?
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