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ascii_field: (note that '
pogo' won't ever boot from usb3)
danielpbarron: "mod6 was able to successfully modify asciilifeform's build script of the portatronic build used in the
Pogo, to statically build .. " << was this the issue? because I used the portatronic build script and the resulting binary didn't work on debian for arm -- said it needed a different version of some thing i don't recall at the moment
mod6: who is testing a
pogo currently? asciilifeform, danielpbarron and BingoBoingo?
danielpbarron: Asenath, you mean the
pogo? or just nodes in general?
ascii_field: at any rate, danielpbarron now has an 'adult'
pogo ascii_field: failing this, boot
pogo into arch and echo "something" > /dev/ttyS0
ascii_field: then - without unplugging the usb - power cycle the
pogo danielpbarron: ok well i got the usb thing to show up in a live ubuntu, but nothing gets sent from
pogo danielpbarron: the
pogo light turns red after blinking green, and nothing new appears in /dev/tty
nubbins`: you follow instructions somewhere for your
pogo build?
danielpbarron: speaking of oom,
pogo just crashed on height=221870
danielpbarron: i got my
pogo to load asciilifeform's netbsd.ub over ftp, and it stops at "Starting kernel ..." // is this step supposed to get a long time?
danielpbarron: i think i finally bricked a
pogo; rebooted the one with the netconsole thing setup (which has worked in the past) and now i get nothing out of it :<
plonky: if you can explain what mean "for use on
pogo", i would understand better :)
ascii_field: plonky: do you know for certain that this is the very same arch as was published (see log) for use on '
pogo' ?
nubbins`: sadly, the cheapest
pogo a canadian can land is $25usd
nubbins`: you're not trying to compile it on the
pogo itself, are you?
danielpbarron: and if anyone has a
pogo already and doesn't want to wait, i'd say go with debian over arch; right off the bat it looks like there's no systemd with debian
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: danielpbarron: in other news, i got netbsd ramdisk to build. << Beautiful, but there's going to be some very sad japs who still can't netbsd up their
pogo next to their toaster because nand
decimation: asciilifeform: are the
pogo serial port 'holes' filled with solder?
decimation find this to be a good reason to buy a
pogo and play along
decimation: asciilifeform: does this mean you installed on the
pogo's nand flash?
mircea_popescu: hopefully this alleviates with better
pogo density on the network.
mircea_popescu: danielpbarron which setup is this again ?
pogo and sata ?
danielpbarron: and i can use the flash_erase and nandwrite that come on the stock
pogo?
danielpbarron: /tmp/nandwrite /dev/mtd0 /tmp/uboot.2014.07-tld-1.pogo_v4.mtd0.kwb
thestringpuller: everytime i see
pogo plug now I think of a
pogo stick shaped butt plug
ascii_field: danielpbarron: not only, but i said what that way is on the day i mentioned '
pogo' here for the first time
danielpbarron: apparently there is a way to enable ssh on a brand new
pogo without using their stupid website
danielpbarron: so apparently a
pogo can survive a fall to the floor from about 3 feet while running; on a related note, not all devices ship with the same length ethernet cable
ascii_field: (must confess that i have not tested that particular incarnation, however. but my
pogo has not once overheated or shown any signs of hardware failure. has been running more or less round the clock since purchase.)
ascii_field: jurov: it's unstable << i'm gonna guess that the unstable part is the proprietary nas app that comes with '
pogo'
ascii_field: jurov: the '
pogo' you found is the one without sata port.
thestringpuller: danielpbarron: i may setup a gentoo machine just to make a
pogo pete_dushenski: danielpbarron: i figured you were into gentoo based on your
pogo guide ;)
danielpbarron: although my experience in that regard is limited to
pogo->
pogo danielpbarron: whenever i check in on these things, the solid state drive is usually busy processing new blocks, and the 5400 rpm
pogo is busy discarding bogus data or whatever it does besides processing blocks
danielpbarron: nubbins`, you set off a mythology about the
pogo; some guy on the forum keeps telling everyone about the "ten thousand nodes" that MP is gonna use to stop the fork
nubbins`: this
pogo thing is gonna make tsunamis
danielpbarron: height=189051 vs height=182929 (solid state
pogo vs 5400 rpm)
danielpbarron: so uh.. it comes as little suprise to me that my
pogo using a solid state drive is significantly faster than the one using a regular laptop hard drive
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: searched the logs and can't find what version is running on the
pogo :P
danielpbarron: well i would still like to put gentoo on my
pogo inplace of arch, even if it is not the final solution
danielpbarron: is there a way to modify the linux that comes with the
pogo?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i already bought a bunch of the
pogo guys
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform: ben_vulpes: it most certainly cannot be true that he cannot get a
pogo shipped in. but quite likely true that he cannot get a
pogo shipped in for 18 usd per. <<< it doesn't even reach that. the value of ME running pogos is minimal. there are N+k**p things i can do to halp bitcoin.
ben_vulpes: but now says he can't even get a
pogo shipped in.