Watching my Name is earl, After watching a really stupid episode of Smallville and a too damn silly Supernatural ep. (not ok) ..
Month: March 2009
@blogt gelukkig hoef ik altijd…
@blogt gelukkig hoef ik altijd maar tot Borne te rijden ;-)
Filet Americain Saus in huis ….
Filet Americain Saus in huis .. een mooi bak .. dus morgen eigen filet maken
Jammer dat Geenstijl Oude vert…
Jammer dat Geenstijl Oude vertragingstechnieken moest gebruiken om het doel te bereiken. Maar dat was te verwachten.
mmm mijn dsl modem was niet of…
mmm mijn dsl modem was niet offline.. gewoon weer eens een hickup bij xs4all zonder dat er een hickup gemeld is ..
@j_b_t da’s een alternatief di…
@j_b_t da’s een alternatief die ik achter de hand hou ;-)
heeft iemand een nzb voor symb…
heeft iemand een nzb voor symbian en een goede wegenkaart voor Nieuw Zeeland ?
Message to self: ICQ
825639 is my lovely low number. I’m not doing anything with that IQC messenger tool, but sometimes I try a multi IM chat tool and than I need this number. It still exists and still accessible.
Oeps: Wife lost Phone
Oh oh .. someone in Lilian her office (Town Hall) took the phone. Asking collegues & sending e-mails did not work. Damn why did someone take that Samsung Phone ..
of course SIM blocked. Damn. Ok .. next item.. we solved it by buying the new Nokia E63 that should satisfy her again ;-)
CH3SNAS & Debian: Yes, it’s possible but not for everyone
A lot of people use Fun_Plug to run alternative scripts on the CH3SNAS including the ability to run Debian from USB.
a few months back I donated 2 CH3SNAS to the people of Debian to make the CH3SNAS supported for the version ‘Lenny’ of Debian.
The following link will give you a complete install procedure to get rid off the normal CH3SNAS firmware and have the flash using an alternative firmware. Please note that this is not for pussies and certainly not for users without the ability to create a serial console and Linux knowledge
The alternative firmware will install an installer by default to partition and format your disks & install Debian’s Lenny. The only issue for me not using the firmware is that if your HDD is crashing you brick your device.
There must be someone working on putting OE in flash and then boot Debian with kexec, than the device could be saved or instead of putting OE in flash, put the installer in flash and something that will boot Debian. And if there is no disk, then boot the installer. It’s a nice idea, but it does not exist currently (as I quote Martin Michlmayr freely)If you have experience and you want to play: as long as the device is running, SSH is working and you can mount a USB stick you can refer to the original stock firmware by using this how-to
Above has been tested last week by me. A lot of of work has to be done by the Debian group to have more functions and recovery options enabled.
I only advise people to test it with a non production box and when you have enough experience.