Martin,
Thanks. I think that might be the answer. I also found that there is a fuse
module and did a "modprobe fuse" successfully. I believe that and the two
packages you mentioned are all that I need. Now I have to find OWFS for the
NSLU2 Debian Lenny.
--- On Thu, 5/28/09, Martin Michlmayr
Martin Michlmayr writes:
> In order to get into your existing system without reinstalling, you
> can start the installer and proceed to the partitioner, then go to the
> menu and do:
>
> mkdir -p /target
> mount /dev/sda2 /target
> mount /dev/sda1 /target/boot
> mount -t bind /dev /target/dev
> m
* Mr Doug - [2009-05-27 21:55]:
> I want to run OWFS which requires FUSE. Is there an apt-get package
> for Lenny on the NSLU2 ?
There is libfuse2 and fuse-utils, but I personally have no experience
with them. Maybe someone else can comment?
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* Steinar Midtskogen [2009-05-28 08:48]:
> Thanks to Martin Michlmayr who solved my recent root mount problem. I
> have one more problem. My NSLU2 has 64 MB (replaced memory chips, not
> stacked), so I replaced Apex using the instructions at
> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Debian/FatSlug in or
[Steinar Midtskogen]
> The new Apex detects 64 MB now, but it's unable to boot Linux. It
> loads the kernel, prints "done, booting the kernel" then halts.
To clarify: by "halts" I mean that nothing more happens, nothing more
is printed, I don't mean that the kernel prints "system halted".
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