First of all thanks to the great guys at uClibc.org (Manuel and Erik) and Dan Kegel, they are great help to the open-source community and an inspiration. ...
Tommy: Thanks for your effort. I am also posting a build of busybox 1.0-rc2 on the files section. This is NOT an attempt to "complete"; with Tommy's work, far...
I have also built this version dynamically linked, which cuts the (uncompressed) size by 2/ 3, and that also seems to work - although again I have not yet...
Another easy port ;-) Can be found from my Weblog (http://www.lantz.com/wordpress) Brian _______________________________________________ No banners. No...
Very cool Brian, thanks. I'm definitely a TiVo fanatic. :) tk ________________________________ From: Brian [mailto:toyseeker@...] Posted At: Sunday,...
It seems that the unit only requires 5V and at least 2Amp to operate, it also seems that there is enough space inside the box for a small cell phone battery....
FYI - I've got networking up and running with Snapgear 3.1.1 (I had to download drivers from Intel's site/add them to the distribution). It now comes up with a...
the toolchain for arm from snapgear.com also works. you just have to use -mbig-endian when you compile. only tested with simple programs so far. allan -- "so...
... to use ... far. The snapgear-3.0.0 kernel that comes with the NSLU2 won't compile with the latest snapgear toolchain. I assume an older rev of the ...
Nice job paul..you should start a thread entitled "What do you want your NSLU2 to be today?" On the MAC addy: It looks possible that the actual address lives...
... want ... bytes ... Thanks, that's it!! That is the end of the Redboot section of Flash (mtd0). The string "sErCoMm" is also in this area (last 7 bytes of...
I dont know about a small cell phone battery, but i'm going to mount one in my car! My setup is going to include a USB port in the dash for quick connections...
can you detail how you got the intel ethernet drivers into the kernel? i have snapgear 3.1.1, ixp400AccessLibrary-1_4.zip, and the arm toolchain from snapgear....
... Good to hear :) I like the: 'Start from scratch' approach, rather than altering an existing install, is the way to go! (makes Linksys an embedded computer...
Great work! I'm looking forward to when you can provide us with a custom built kernel to plug in! I assume that you can just build a vmlinuz and use Brian's...
For anyone looking to turn the NSLU2 into a mail server, I've made a bit of progress today. I have built fetchmail and testing it by d/ling a mail message...
I've been talking with [g2] (Tommy B.) on the #nslu2-linux IRC channel, and we identified a couple of different types of firmware distributions that we may...
... custom built kernel to ... Thanks. I'm not a Linux kernel-build expert, so may not be able to offer as much as others here, but I'm learning as I go (and,...
... additional USB ... There are drivers in the snapgear-3.1.1 stuff for USB->serial adapters. I assume they work. I don't know enough about Linux to know...
Hi there, im trying to compile rsync, and i've gotten a little bit stuck. I -think- the problem is in rsync.h there are some #if tests to find out what to...
For the Complete O/S, buildroot seems to be a good option. I particularly like the setup that www.gumstix.com uses for their board. Very easy to build a...
... That's great - I have never seen the map_static syntax before! It does not appear in "man exports." Where can I read about this? Although I'm not sure at...
... I actually have done a fair amount of kernel building, and have read a lot of the kernel sources and associated books and documentation. I'm not a kernel...
I'm happy to follow whatever decisions the group makes. So far, all I've done is to build busybox and fetchmail, and I've just stuck them in a random directory...
... toolchain; it seems ... the various tools ... I have done for ... I think we need a toolchain built from the latest on the net (so it can stay up to date)...
