> * Nathael Pajani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-04-24 00:06]: > > What about using an initrd and other disk naming facilities (as in > > /dev/disk/by-id/) ? > > Yeah, something like that is the idea but it hasn't been implemented > yet (or fully thought out). I do not understand what you mean, as this is used by ubuntu (I noticed when I installed one last week for my brother) so It seems all right. Or maybe I missread what was in grub's menu.lst I'll have to check.
> > I'm also working on a "piccontrol" programm to control the LEDs. I have > > it OK for command line use with no daemon and no use of socket. any > > interrest in it ? > > ... I was just going to say that Byron Bradley has developed one... > > > I'll try to get in touch with the people doing this > > http://qnap.nas-central.org/index.php/PIC_Control_Software wich is the > > ... right. Any particular reason you want to write your own program > rather than extend this one? Hum, in fact I do not want to write my own, but when I tried his I felt uncomfortable with the use of a unix socket as it cannot be reached from outside the NAS, which may be seen as better. But we could use an option to have it listening on lo instaed of any interface for this, and then get rid of the hand removal of the existing socket when the programm is killed (or crashes as it happend to me) Neither did I like the use of a "library" and threads while there's only one thread. But this has changed in the new version. Though, it now uses Lua wich will require lua installed on the NAS only for a fairly simple programm controling two leds and buttons .... I'll ask Byron Bradley about this, but I'd like to have your point of you on this too. I also added uucp locking for the serail port. -- Nathael Pajani -- ED3L [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel : 06 19 35 33 91 http://www.ed3l.fr -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
