... I run Debian from 1GB flash drives. ... No. ... That depends on what applications you want to install. But actually the price differences are quite small...
Hi, I observed a strange problem today. I just started my slug (unslug 6.8) but it turned up running from internal flash although I unslinged it before (and it...
I installed saned based on SetUpAScannerServerWithSANE: root@nas:/usr/share/libtool/libltdl# ipkg install saned Installing saned (1.0.15-r4) to root... ...
HI, I am using rsync, controlled by dirvish to backup various machines in my local network. It works pretty well. But sometimes the dirvish process will give a...
Hi guys, I searched for a wiki/faq or a "how to" install a lamp (I have unslung 6.8 firmware); I read in some messages about unslung-feeds (ipkg install...
Hi I've got an NSLU2 with a 320GB HDD that is unslung. I would like to take the HDD away from the NSLU2 and plug it into another computer via USB2. Will I be...
Hi ... I am a new user of the debianslug 3.10 firmware ; before that i am using unslug firmware 6.8beta .. But This week i have decided to install debian for...
... Short answer is yes, to my knowledge :) Depends on the file system and the version of Windows. If it's ext2/3 then there is a driver for the Windows NT...
Hi all, I have been using Debianslug 3.10 for quite some time now and it's been very solid. I just ran into a strange problem: some of the floating point...
I have tried, but could not get it to work. Case A) Unlung to a WD My Book Premium 500 GB HDD (using USB2) * plug-in to a Windows XP machine installed with:...
Hi, I did unsling my NSLU with the last version 6.8 and she was working quite fine with an external 320 WD HDD. Suddenly 2 days ago she was not reachable any...
... Something changed, whether you are aware of it or not :-) Perhaps something happened to change the IP address of the unit? If you have a way to scan your...
Has anyone had any experience with the Linksys NSS4000. It is a 1U box which looks as if it could be a "big brother" to the NSLU2. I know that it runs a...
My slug has been plugged in and running for sometime. About the only thing I do is rsync to it these days, and since I got an Apple Extreme Base Station a...
I've been using rdiff-backup for a few months on my Slug to mirror my office files. My office server is a 800MHz POS with 120G on hardware RAID. The initial...
... I briefly looked at their GPL sources the other day. From what I understand, this device is based on a RM7000 CPU from PCM-Sierra. Unfortuntely, it seems...
Dave, Interesting. According to its web description, rdiff-backup avoids the painfully slow "cp -a --link" step that bogs down rsnapshot on my slug. How long...
Hi there I just got Rsnapshot working on my SLUG for incremental backups but I have also read that rdiff is better (more efficient?)..... With rdiff only parts...
Hi, I did recheck it yesterday and the cables and everything are fine. I did also recheck my network settings and they also have not been changed - also not...
Hi! This is my first post here. I have been reading about people having trouble with rtorrent and Unslug. Maybe they didn't try the latest optware package for...
Using OpenSlug 3.10. The dependencies for saned are pulling this libtools: http://ipkgfind.nslu2-linux.org/details.php?package=libtool&id=7032814&official= ...
... Incorrect. The whole point of rsync is that it will identify portions of the new file that were also present in the old file and not transmit them. Phil....
... Someone answered me in another forum (and I missed it, ashamed to say) that any Dirvish RC over 128 is caused by a signal. So 139 would be signal 11 and...
... I have 3 Slugs. This has happened to all three of them repeatedly. I have gotten so sick of reslinging, formatting and copy data to and from a temp...
... 320G in about 1/2 an hour. It's live, so I ran it with "-n". Here's the output: slug:/mnt/320g# time e2fsck -n /dev/sda3 e2fsck 1.40-WIP (14-Nov-2006) ...
AFAIK most of the time would not be spent doing the verify but would be spent swapping memory to disk and back (disk thrashing) on a slow (USB) disk. That...