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jamy1975 | 1 Oct 2004 03:01

Anonymous access

Does anyone know if there is a way to enable anonymous access in the
NSLU2? I am trying to have slimserver software pull digital music off
of it. Slimserver has no setting for a user id or password. It also
will not work with a mapped drive.

Any help is appreciated.

Jamy

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marblekit | 1 Oct 2004 07:20
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Where to acquire an NSLU2 for less than $75?

I need to get another one of these but I'm short on cash.  Anyone 
know where to get one for less than $75?

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no2chem | 1 Oct 2004 10:29
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print server on NSLU2

I've looked into some uses for the NSLU2, and one handy feature to 
have would be to have it as a print server. However, this might mean 
having lots of vendor-specific binary issues. IT might be 
possible,however, for the print server to just forward the port and 
have the driver dependent on the end-users computer... I believe 
that is how the commerical usb print servers operate if I am not 
mistaken. Anyone want to take a look at this?

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Benjamin | 1 Oct 2004 13:04

Re: Re: rsync file size limit

hi,

On Thursday 30 September 2004 22:11, gollum211 wrote:
> Did up update the ipkg or just post the patch?  I just downloaded
> rsync today a still have the large file problems.  After I downloaded
> the patch I went after the source code for 2.6.2 and found that a
> newer version is out... 2.6.3.  Any chance on begging you to package
> the new one?

i did the update to 2.6.3 in cvs and i also successfully transfered a 2.6gb 
file. unfortunately busybox seems to have a problem with such big files. ls 
and rm doesn't seem to work via ssh/telnet.

ben

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Mike Murphy | 1 Oct 2004 16:48
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Re: print server on NSLU2

This could be done, but only with a custom kernel that isn't
USB-crippled. That is, unless we can create device nodes and write
directly to the /dev/usb/x USB ports, without needing the usbprinter
driver.

I thought about doing this exact thing, but ended up breaking down and
buying a JetDirect because I couldn't find good documentation for the
JetDirect protocol (I need scanning support too). I'd be willing to work
on such a project if someone can hunt down and/or reverse-engineer the
JetDirect stuff. We'd also need someone who knows how to create and
write to the device nodes without kernel modification, if that is at all
possible.

Mike

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   Date: Fri, 01 Oct 2004 08:29:12 -0000
   From: "no2chem" <mc2math@...>
Subject: print server on NSLU2

I've looked into some uses for the NSLU2, and one handy feature to 
have would be to have it as a print server. However, this might mean 
having lots of vendor-specific binary issues. IT might be 
possible,however, for the print server to just forward the port and 
have the driver dependent on the end-users computer... I believe 
that is how the commerical usb print servers operate if I am not 
mistaken. Anyone want to take a look at this?
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kvnmcgough | 1 Oct 2004 16:51

Re: print server on NSLU2

I have been (unsuccessfully) pouring through the lpr documenation.  
Samba does printing well, and my theory is that we are, at least in 
proof-of-concept, half of the way there with file sharing.

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> This could be done, but only with a custom kernel that isn't
> USB-crippled. That is, unless we can create device nodes and write
> directly to the /dev/usb/x USB ports, without needing the usbprinter
> driver.
> 
> I thought about doing this exact thing, but ended up breaking down 
and
> buying a JetDirect because I couldn't find good documentation for 
the
> JetDirect protocol (I need scanning support too). I'd be willing to 
work
> on such a project if someone can hunt down and/or reverse-engineer 
the
> JetDirect stuff. We'd also need someone who knows how to create and
> write to the device nodes without kernel modification, if that is 
at all
> possible.
> 
> Mike
> 
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> 
> Message: 16        
>    Date: Fri, 01 Oct 2004 08:29:12 -0000
>    From: "no2chem" <mc2math <at> m...>
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kvnmcgough | 1 Oct 2004 17:47

Second Call: Mac to NSLU2 NFS 0.1


has anyone any comment on why I am seeing ro access for NFS shares 
(static and dynamic mounting) from OSX, even with (rw,insecure) or 
mount -o "-P" to (rw) esports?

I can see that the share is mounted uid 502, gid 501....

is there something in the 0.1 build that is not quite kosher?

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T Smith | 1 Oct 2004 20:02

loadavg


Anyone notice the loadavg of an idle box is always pegged at 1.00 or
higher?

# cat /proc/loadavg
1.08 1.00 0.86 1/20 491

I'm running unslung 1.11b, don't really want to go back to V25 factory
just to compare loadavg.  I've killed everything (nfs, inetd, smb,
etc) except my running telnetd just to see if there was anything funky
with certain services.  Can anyone confirm and explain?  I'm going to
boot my other unslung slug with serial port w/o HDD attached and
compare and will report in another message.

# top
Mem: 13128K used, 17704K free, 0K shrd, 5488K buff, 3604K cached
Load average: 1.02, 1.00, 0.86    (State: S=sleeping R=running, W=waiting)

                                      
  PID USER     STATUS   RSS  PPID %CPU %MEM COMMAND
  492 root     R N      708   461  1.1  2.2 top
  461 root     S N      768   460  0.0  2.4 sh
  479 root     S        544     1  0.0  1.7 syslogd
   53 root     S        528     1  0.0  1.7 klogd
   51 root     S        528     1  0.0  1.7 sh
  460 root     S N      464     1  0.0  1.5 telnetd
    1 root     S        404     0  0.0  1.3 init
   15 root     SW         0     1  0.0  0.0 usb-storage-1
    3 root     SWN        0     1  0.0  0.0 ksoftirqd_CPU0
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T Smith | 1 Oct 2004 20:26

:( Re: loadavg

Just scoured the nslu2 irc logs and found out that it's related to the
high rate of ethernet interrupts per sec:

# cat /proc/interrupts
  0:          0   csr
  1:        246   csr
  2:         28   csr
  3:          0   ixp425_eth
  5:     124858   IXP425 Timer 1
 15:        137   serial
 18:    4868085   ixp425_eth
 22:          1   pbuttons
 26:       9284   ehci_hcd
 27:          0   usb-ohci
 28:          0   usb-ohci
 29:          1   rbuttons

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Where, then, they found out that it's the normal behavior of the
ethernet driver:

http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=1148169&forum_id=311814

:( YUCKY!

"T Smith" <tedyahoo <at> o...> wrote:
> Anyone notice the loadavg of an idle box is always pegged at 1.00 or
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Felipe Cavalcanti | 1 Oct 2004 20:38
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Re: Where to acquire an NSLU2 for less than $75?

Take a look here:
http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=NSLU2&btnG=Search+Froogle&scoring=p

and here:
http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_getprod.php?masterid=2896815&found=1&search=NSLU2

They go for $80 with shipping.

Hope this helps.
   Felipe

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Subject: [nslu2-linux] Where to acquire an NSLU2 for less than $75?
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 I need to get another one of these but I'm short on cash.  Anyone 
 know where to get one for less than $75?

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