I'm on the road right now, so I can't push a new image, but if you clone
the latest FM repo from me [0], you'll be able to build a VirtualBox
image that can build itself. Instructions for extracting the build
image from the VM are on the wiki [1]. You'll need the virtualbox-fuse
package.
Nick
0
Quiliro Ordóñez writes:
> Looking for updated slides for FreedomBox presentation. Anyone have a link?
Which presentation? There have been a couple different ones.
--
If you need to get in touch with me, try any of these methods:
https://www.betweennowhere.net/nick-daly.asc.txt
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This may be because I've been working since 1 AM, but I notice that,
while we have a Virtual Richard Stallman (vrms), who advises you to
avoid proprietary software, we don't have a Virtual Eben Moglen (vem),
who, I imagine, would be slightly more optimistic overall. If any
system needs a virtual E
Jack Wilborn writes:
> Hi, I've been running 'makes' for a while but the last couple of days this
> error has shown up. I look back at my other Makefiles and they look
> identical. Could I be invoking it incorrectly with "make DESTINATION=usb
> weekly-image" the problem follows... Thanks
>
> M
Markus Sabadello writes:
> erik.josefsson%europarl.europa...@epfsug.eu> wrote:
>> Jonas is talking about a "nice little home server putting you in charge
>> of your own data" at Linuxtag in Berlin today:
>
> Great, we're also doing a little FreedomBox workshop in Graz today:
> https://cryptopart
Hi folks, two things:
1. I'll be in Seattle and available to do stuff the night of 6/7 and
during the day on 6/8. If you're around the area, we should meet
up. Fortune permitting, I'll be at the GSLUG meeting on 6/8 and
happy to talk about FBX stuff.
2. How do we make VM images self-bu
Jack Wilborn writes:
> Hello all...
>
> I have been getting a 'normal' build, but it seems that when it loads
> Linux, it complains about exceeding the available mounts...
>
>> EXT3-fs (sda2): warning: maximal mount count reached, running
>> e2fsck is recommended
>
> Hoping someone sees something
Jack Wilborn writes:
> Anyway the last version that I can find is only 3XX MB in size, so it
> really can't be a usable image, right?
>
> Is there one?
There are two sitting on my laptop (0505, 0519) that I haven't published
due to issues with my own DreamPlug (can't log in via SSH, haven't had
t
Jack Wilborn writes:
> Does anyone know how to force a re-build of the Dreamplug's Debian system?
> I've tried as I believe I have a fault in the password mechanism and would
> like to rebuild the thing from the beginning.
>
> I would think if you modify the Makefile (as I touched it) would do tha
Jack Wilborn writes:
> I have a problem with my building of the Dreamplug (DP) image. When it
> runs, it creates a signature file so others can identify that it was
> build by me and it an autorized build. When I run the script, it takes
> a little while, but I come back and it's waiting on me
Quiliro Ordóñez writes:
> El 01/05/13 15:49, Sean Alexandre escribió:
>> On Wed, May 01, 2013 at 01:44:16PM -0500, Quiliro Ordóñez wrote:
>>> Check thread "Freedombox software on i32" of December 2011 and April
>>> 2013 on this mailing list.
>>
>> TL;DR Clone Nick's repo. Run a script to install t
Hi Bradley, thanks for the reply.
Bradley M. Kuhn writes:
> Thanks for making efforts to automate AGPLv3 compliance. While I
> don't think it can be fully automated (verifying CCS is almost surely
> an undecidable problem in the computational complexity sense), I
> believe that it is possible to
Thought you folks might like this one. I'm so sorry, Bdale :)
AGPL3 compliance isn't simple, but we can make it better by making
compliance easier. The trick seems to involve making it trivial to
publish your changes: if it's any work at all, people won't do it.
Therefore, publishing your change
Nick Hardiman writes:
> I want to execute a script so IF details are displayed. Where do you
> want a call placed? Bashrc? Init.d/99hello?
I completely misread this sentence the first time. I think calling out
to it from .bashrc is a good plan. As details change over time, users
have a chance o
Quiliro Ordóñez writes:
>
>> Bdale wrote:
>>
>>> I can't speak to the other two, but it would be fairly easy to add ia32
>>> support to freedom-maker. Doing that has been on my to-do list for a
>>> while, but I'm not sure when I'll get to it. Patches always welcome!
>
> Is there i32 support now?.
Hi folks,
Apologies for abusing the word "trust" some more, but I don't know what
other word to use. Feedback would be lovely. Sorry for the cross-post.
So, one of the goals folks worked out during FOSDEM was that each
FreedomBox package should be able to explain to the user in a
straightforwar
Please comment and edit "what the system expects of well behaved
packages to allow integration into the system":
wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox/Ready
Nick
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Nick Hardiman writes:
> Looks a bit broken. There are three suspiciously small files.
Let me know when you've mirrored them and I'll try to boot it off my
DP. As I mentioned on IRC, never code while tired: I munged the
repository into a weird state (pulling vmdebootstrap into the root
instead
FreedomBox Weekly Image Report
==
Hi folks, welcome to the 20th weekly FreedomBox test image and progress report.
These images are a way to test the current (incomplete) FreedomBox build.
Table of Contents
=
1 Int
Melvin Carvalho writes:
> On 2 April 2013 20:59, Nick Daly wrote:
>> could each FreedomBox offer a small part (10%?) of its unused
>> resources for other systems? It'd essentially make them a sort of a
>> SETI@home distributed computing mesh, but for user freedom.
>>
>> Does anybody know of any p
Hi folks, I just wanted to let you know that the 1.0 todo list has been
posted to the wiki:
https://wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox/1.0Todos
After FOSDEM, a few folks met up in NYC for two days to hammer out this
list and identify the tasks blocking a 1.0 release. The list seems
pretty complete,
I'll post more details later, but the 1.0 TODOs are posted.
http://wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox/1.0Todos
Sorry, spent all my time tonight trying to build the image and another
little something I'll post about tomorrow as well.
Nick
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Nick, I'm sorry I haven't replied to this sooner, I had certainly meant
to. I like it. The only thing I'd add is maybe an expanded set of
instructions (the actual end-user documentation, when we get some
written up?).
To read more about the system, type:
less README
To complete
Chris Hall writes:
> Your right in noticing that these types of projects rarely mention
> UI/UX in real detail -- it is hard, boring sometimes counterintuitive,
> nitpicking work.
Have you seen the UI ideas?
http://wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox/UserInterface#Ideas
Full disclosure: I made the "
So, Freedom-Maker and its dependent projects disagree on whether su or
sudo should be used in the built system. Any opinion?
I don't care one way or another, but su's easier to configure.
Nick
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Nick Hardiman writes:
> Ooh, USB. New target.
>
> freedombox-unstable_2013.0318_dreamplug-armel-usb.tar.bz2
No problem, but it's a boring old target. I just had folks asking for a
pre-built USB image, recently. Hopefully I'll get back into the habit
of putting these things out weekly.
Nick
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Hi folks, welcome to the 19th weekly FreedomBox test image and progress
report. These images are a way to test the current (incomplete)
FreedomBox build.
Table of Contents
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1 Introduction
2 What Does it Do?
3 How do I try it out?
4 Verification
5 Changes
6 Outstanding TODOs
1
Nick Hardiman writes:
> The script didn't wget the WIFI firmware. I had no network cables
> plugged in the first time [1] and second time I had no MAC addresses
> [2]. Presumably it ran flash-kernel [3] and it definitely deleted
> itself.
The wifi stuff should be moved into a Plinth module (tha
Nicholas Hardiman writes:
> I added a new server along the lines of yours
>
> https://download.internetmachines.co.uk/tracker/freedombox-images/
>
> File copy from
> https://www.betweennowhere.net/tracker/freedombox-images/ is not yet
> automated.
>
> :)
You, my socks, rocked.
When the upstrea
Nick writes:
> On 01.03.2013 13:19, Nick M. Daly wrote:
>> http://www.betweennowhere.net/tracker/freedombox-images/
>
> I copied these to my server which should add to the bittorrent swarm.
> It is being uploaded, so I guess I've done it right.
Nick, can you offer some a
Hi folks, what're your thoughts on managing issues and wikis across
repositories, between source hosting services?
For example, to encourage commits and to be system independent,
FreedomBuddy is hosted on both Github [0] and Gitorious [1]. These two
systems don't share wikis, much less issue trac
freedom writes:
> I have been following this project since it started. In that time I have
> been able to actually download two of the posted images. The very first
> image was one and a while back I got another. I cant get the current
> image at all. I got part of the one from jan. I have got ssl
Dennis Worthem writes:
> Sorry if I was not clear. I should have stated that this was my
> mistake. In the README I read the part about setting uBoot to boot
> from a USB stick which takes 'usb 2' but failed to read that after
> copying the freedom box images then the command line needed 'usb 0'
Hi folks, I have to admit, this last email has me really scratching my
head.
dww writes:
> The boot problem was caused by the variables:
>
> x_bootcmd_kernel fatload usb 2 0x640 uImage
> x_bootcmd_initrd fatload usb 2 0x690 uInitrd
>
> needed to be
>
> x_bootcmd_kernel f
dww writes:
> I tried the gpg calls before and again just a few minutes ago and they
> did not work. Andreas Doerr also did a similar attempt on a Squeeze
> system.
>
> It seems to have something to do with attempting to verify a wheezy
> package on squeeze system.
Could you post the updated err
dww writes:
> What did I need to do to not get the "signatures couldn't be verified"
> error? I doubt setting noauth=true is the best thing to do...
>
> W: GPG error: http://http.debian.net wheezy Release: The following
> signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not
>
Nick M. Daly writes:
> Hi folks, welcome to the 18th "weekly" FreedomBox test image and
> progress report. These images are a way to test the current
> (incomplete) FreedomBox build.
Also, if the torrent isn't running, this week's images are availabl
Hi folks, welcome to the 18th "weekly" FreedomBox test image and
progress report. These images are a way to test the current
(incomplete) FreedomBox build.
Table of Contents
=
1 Introduction
2 How do I try it out?
3 Verification
3.1 ~freedombox-unstable_2013.0219_dreamplug-arm
Hi folks, after 8 months of development, FreedomBuddy version 0.4 has
been released. Proudly, it's being released exactly a year after the
initial design process began (President's Day 2012 to President's Day
2013). I'm happy to call this version "stable and useful enough for
people other than me
As before, please continue this discussion here or on the FBX wiki:
http://wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox/ClientServerCommunication
Melvin Carvalho writes:
> Hi Nick, great topic. Which client/server interactions would you envisage
> as being high on the priority list? e.g. ssh to box, login
Daniel Kahn Gillmor writes:
> On 02/15/2013 10:25 PM, Nick M. Daly wrote:
>>For example, is it acceptable if the client's secret key be exposed
>>when the box is rooted by attackers? (Probably not, but that does
>>let the host act as a trust proxy with
Hi folks, here's an active question that I'd appreciate your input on.
What is an appropriate threat-model for the FreedomBox's
client-server communications?
Please discuss on list or feel free to add to the FBX wiki:
http://wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox/ClientServerCommunication
This
Hi Dennis,
> b) In ../freedombox/freedom-maker/multistrap-configs/fbx-armel.conf I
> changed linux-image-3.2.0-3-kirkwood to linux-image-3.2.0-4-kirkwood
When did you last update your repository? The 3 -> 4 bug was fixed
months ago.
> c) started "make weekly-image" and obtained the
Hi folks, if you're wondering what you can do for the FBX on the coding
side, here's a list of 9 pretty straightforward things to get your feet
wet.
Like all TODO lists, this one's already outdated. New Plinth changes
will appear soon that might render some of these TODOs irrelevant
(especially 6
Lots of changes from Shiny were pushed into my Freedom Maker master
branch. Nothing controversial, though.
Pull away!
Nick
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Thanks to investigative work by the Guardian, we can tell just how many
steps back online privacy's taken this year. It's unfortunate:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/feb/10/software-tracks-social-media-defence
A multinational security firm has secretly developed software
capab
Rob van der Hoeven writes:
> On Thu, 2013-02-07 at 23:23 +, Wookey wrote:
>> OK, the release team response was to raise this to 'important' and ask
>> for a patch and an upload to testing-proposed-updates:
>>
>
> Great news, lets fix this!
>
> [...] I'm not familiar with the patching process
Correction below.
Nick Daly writes:
> That would prevent the box from ratting out the client if it ever fell
> into nefarious hands.
That's a really bad and downright incorrect sentence. I'm making lots
of unstated assumptions that I haven't explained well (at all?). I
appreciate the skepticis
Johan Henselmans writes:
> Thanks Nick, I have just read up on the FreedomBuddy
> project. (http://wiki.debian.org/Freedombox/FreedomBuddy).
Huh. I didn't know that page existed. Thanks, planetlarg. It's
outdated, but there is no updated documentation (until after this
weekend, when the dust
Johan Henselmans writes:
> I mention this because it seemed that in the Syrian situation there
> was a rumor that satellite phone locations were used for rocket
> attacks.
I believe that occurred, though I do not know the names involved. Can
anyone verify?
> The only solution I see is some ser
Hi folks, I'd appreciate some feedback on my new administrator screens:
https://wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox/UserInterface#Administrator_Screens
They're part of the top-tabs theme UI proposal:
https://wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox/UserInterface#Top_Tabs.2C_Vertical_Control_Panel
Thanks!
Nick
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So, it's pretty easy to split data using Shamir's Secret Sharing
(package: gfshare). If we split a client's PGP key using a 2:3 split (2
of three pieces are required to reform the key), then we could
meaningfully PGP encrypt the client's data on the box. That would
prevent the box from ratting ou
At FOSDEM today, Jonas asked for a list of potential packages and
configurations. I realized that I put something similar together a
while ago at:
bitbucket.org/nickdaly/plugserver
You don't get to complain, anymore, Jonas :)
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Jonas Smedegaard writes:
> Quoting Nick M. Daly (2013-02-03 00:30:10)
> Not sure we've ever met irl: I wear a light-blue trousers (not jeans)
> and purple shirt (not t-shirt).
Clothing. Good point. I'm in a blue polo shirt with jeans.
I'll try to make the
Nick Hardiman writes:
> * I use Nick's latest FreedomBox image
> (https://www.betweennowhere.net/tracker/freedombox-unstable.tar.bz2)
> to create a pre-loaded SD card.
Keep in mind that's a VirtualBox image this week. My mistake.
Unfortunately, I'm about 3000 miles too far away to fix it. Look
Hi folks, if you're at FOSDEM this weekend, we should all meet up and
have lunch or something tomorrow (Sunday). Maybe around noon, by the
coffee bar in Jansen? The FBX 1.0 talk starts an hour later. :)
Nick
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dww writes:
>>> "Has the version of u-boot on DP changed in the last year whereby
>>> formerly it booted from a fat partition but now an ext2 partition?"
>>
>> "Yes, that is correct. However, this is adjustable by using the Jtag
>> module to change the u-boot environment..."
>
> So why would it be
Nick Hardiman writes:
> I want to install bittorrent on my squeeze server, to help serve up
> FreedomBox images (Virtualbox and SD card images).
>
> Is this a good place to start?
>
> How to setup a transmission bittorrent server under a debian based system
> http://felix-paetow.de/?p=139
Very g
FreedomBox Weekly Image Report
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Author: Nick Daly
Date: 2012-11-11 Sun
Hi folks, welcome to the 17th weekly FreedomBox test image and progress
report. This week, there isn't an SD card image and there is only a
VirtualBox imag
Jack Wilborn writes:
> Anyone know of the location of the schematic of the Dreamplug? I have
> searched for it and I can't find it! Any information would be great!
I don't know of any schematics of the inside of a DreamPlug, but the
outside's schematics are under the "Diagram" section on:
This'll be short, because I'm writing it in midair, but the FBuddy
command line client now successfully exchanges data with the server.
Next:
- Pull out the HTTP client, so that it uses the CLI client, instead of
trying connecting directly to the server (if I ever meet another
person who thin
Peter Rock writes:
> Thanks for your replies and sorry if my questions were not meant for
> this forum. It appears as though this page would be appropriate for my
> situation:
>
> http://wiki.debian.org/DreamPlugTesting
This mailing list certainly isn't functionally inappropriate for your
questio
Peter Rock writes:
> Hi, I'm new here and my name is Peter. I received a box from the
> Kickstarter effort and I'm trying to figure out how to get started...
> Following the Aug 2012 user guide, I got up to part E. Basic
> Procedures for Debugging.
Peter, where did you get the August 2012 user gu
Quiliro Ordóñez writes:
> Thank you for the info, Nick. And sorry for previously not sending my
> mail to the list.
No worries. My only request is that if you find something useful, you
forward that to the list. They love answers.
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Does anybody know of any good network node virtualization tools? I
haven't figured out how to run multiple instances of the same VM in
Squeeze's VirtualBox and think there must be an easier way to go about
it.
Nick
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Spinning up a way-overdue discussion again. Sorry for the gravedigging,
but this is good stuff.
Melvin Carvalho writes:
> On 1 November 2012 18:44, Nick M. Daly wrote:
>
>> Melvin Carvalho writes:
>>
>>> I think in the case of freedombox it would be desireable
lupa writes:
> (again without attachments)
>
> Hi all... I'm trying to install and test freedombox, but couldn't ...
>
> ** so I click on "Nick Daly's website" and again: Temporarily Unavailable
Thanks to help from Bdale [0], my site is back up again. Download the
latest (2012.1021 [1, 2]) imag
Andreas Doerr writes:
> Hi,
>
> I just got my Dreamplug and wanted to build an FBX image using
> 'freedom-maker'. Unfortunately, I did run into a problem I do need
> help with.
>
> My understanding is that while preparing the rootfs 'apt-get' will try
> to authenticate the packages that will be in
Hi folks, the following forwarded message is from Josh, who got in touch
with me after my FBX presentation in Seattle. He asked for a quick
start guide that would explain how to start using the existing FBX
system. Would anyone be up for adding such details to the wiki? I've
elaborated below, bu
Charles N Wyble writes:
> Why not just generate high amounts of entropy on a constant basis?
> Create the keys when the user account gets created? That's the
> approach we (Free Network Foundation) are taking with the AutoTunnel
> system.
That's the goal, but I'm lost as how to constantly genera
Melvin Carvalho writes:
> Im just wondering if people are actually running freedomboxes for
> useful things right now?
- Blog
- Code/Project Hosting
- File Hosting
- BitTorrent Tracker
- Wiki
It's just a web server running over PageKite with the Bittorrent-Tracker
[0] and Publish [1] projects.
Ted Smith writes:
> On Fri, 2012-12-07 at 01:01 +0100, Alexander Berntsen wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> First-time poster here. Nice to meet you all!
>>
>> Seemingly "all" foundations of every kind make money off of various
>> merchandise. I'm sorry if this is corny or just really ridiculous in
>> the pre
John Gilmore writes:
> It is worthwhile considering the privacy implications of MAC
> addresses. Here's some info.
John, would you mind if I moved this information onto the FreedomBox
wiki? This should be more readily available over the long term than
list posts generally seem to be. Thank you
Just something kicking around my head when I should be sleeping :)
*If* preventing people from being identified by MAC addresses should be
a goal, how do we accomplish that? The MAC address can, but shouldn't
be set in the firmware, we can't change it or set it, from the running
system, there. T
Jonas Smedegaard writes:
> Quoting Nick M. Daly (2012-11-29 06:16:25)
>> Jack Wilborn writes:
>>
>> > IMHO, I say that if they want to keep copyright to their code, then
>> > we probably don't want it in the FB. My understanding is that we
>> > w
A few months ago, we had success with booting the pre-0.1 FreedomBox
images with Guru Plugs. The image could be successfully booted from a
USB drive when compiled by:
make MACHINE=guruplug DESTINATION=usb plugserver-image
I was wondering whether anyone had tested the 0.1 (or post-0.1) image
Jonas Smedegaard writes:
> Quoting Nick M. Daly (2012-11-29 06:29:10)
>
>> It makes me sad that we probably won't hit the beta-release goals
>> before EOY, but I knew the goals were set on a pretty optimistic
>> schedule.
>
> Oh - are those beta-release go
"Nick M. Daly" writes:
> Keith Fernie writes:
>
>> Besides source/install.sh 3.2.0-3-kirkwood is hardcoded in
>> multistrap-configs/fbx-armel.conf
>
> Wow, I completely missed the occurrences in install.sh (that's what I
> get for grepping without mak
Hi folks, I'm sorry but, due to both substantially increased dayjob
commitments and the holidays, I won't have too much time for FBX-related
work until after the end of the year.
I realize that I have a lot of emails outstanding right now, so if you
have sent me something that you haven't seen a r
Johan Henselmans writes:
> Nick, got a could not load kernel image with the latest...
>
> : USB EHCI 1.00
> : scanning bus for devices... 6 USB Device(s) found
> :scanning bus for storage devices... Device NOT ready
> :Request Sense returned 02 3A 00
> : 2 Storage Device(s) found
> :
Jack Wilborn writes:
> IMHO, I say that if they want to keep copyright to their code, then we
> probably don't want it in the FB. My understanding is that we wanted
> a copyright free box, has this changed or have I misunderstood?
I think you missed something big there. As far as I know [0], th
Keith Fernie writes:
> Besides source/install.sh 3.2.0-3-kirkwood is hardcoded in
> multistrap-configs/fbx-armel.conf
> The /etc/fstab symlink of fstab -> source/etc/fstab-card looks wrong to me.
Wow, I completely missed the occurrences in install.sh (that's what I
get for grepping without make
Markus Sabadello writes:
> In the "shiny" branch, fbx-armel.conf is already fixed for 3.2.0-4.
>
> I did a pull request a while ago that also fixes the install.sh:
> https://github.com/NickDaly/freedom-maker/pull/12
Merged, thanks! I need to fix my spam filters so I actually see
Github's emails.
Markus Sabadello writes:
> My Dreamplug S/N is DS2-1221-xx, and my original U-Boot version
> was U-Boot 2011.06 (Oct 15 2011 - 02:02:08).
> My current version is U-Boot 2012.04.01 (Jun 01 2012 - 02:17:08).
>
> I just added the above information to the wiki:
> http://wiki.debian.org/DreamPlugTe
Hi Sandra, thanks for passing this along!
Sandra Ordonez writes:
> We would like to invite Freedom Box peeps to join OpenITP kick-off its
> first Techno-Activism 3rd Mondays on December 17.
>
> The event is designed to connect hacktivists and techno-activists in the
> New York area who are intere
The thing that messes with my head the most here is that there's been
only one change to Freedom Maker's functional bits between the last
successful build and now:
: diff --git a/multistrap-configs/fbx-armel.conf
b/multistrap-configs/fbx-armel.conf
: index aeb64a7..45feddb 100644
: @@ -5,7 +5,7 @
Jonathan Wilkes writes:
> I thought there was a freeze awhile back:
> http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2012/06/msg6.html
Yeah, that doesn't necessarily keep updates out of Wheezy, though.
Necessary updates will be pushed.
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Hi folks, I've been so far unable to solve the image booting issues (for
DreamPlugs with Wheezy's updated uboot) that first appeared last week.
I'm plowing through the code to try to figure out what might've changed
WRT the uImage, but I'd appreciate if anybody else could try to rebuild
either the
Michael Rogers writes:
> On 16/11/12 07:35, Eugen Leitl wrote:
>> Most attempted delivery from dynamic user space will bounce, and
>> requiring smarthosts clashes both with the zero administration
>> requirement and adds an additional point of attack.
>
> I think this is way too pessimistic. Yes,
Johan Henselmans writes:
> I had one remaining problem: Apparently the ethernet addresses are derived
> from the uboot environment, which apparently are flushed
> when I updated to the latest uboot firmware, ifconfig gave:
>
> eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:00:00:00:00:00
>
> by set
FreedomBox Weekly Image Report
==
Author: Nick Daly
Date: 2012-11-11 Sun
Hi folks, welcome to the 17th weekly FreedomBox test image and progress
report.
Apologies this is two weeks and five days late, but life has been
rougher t
Hi folks, wondering your thoughts on this. A week or two ago, I wrote
up a basics-of-contributing-anonymously wiki page, which tries to ask
people to meet in person whenever possible, and also tries to educate
people about risks they should be aware of if they want to contribute
over the Internet.
Johan, as you can see in the message included below, the errors X was
receiving while booting its DreamPlug are precisely the same errors you
had while booting your DreamPlug.
This is the last conversation I had with X was after it updated its boot
environment per the instructions in the Freedom-M
Rob van der Hoeven writes:
> On freedomboxblog.nl links to the foundation and the Wiki are present
> from the start of the site in April 2011. At the moment there is only
> one link from the Wiki to my site (on the hardware page). Will see if i
> can add more links.
Thanks for your help, Rob!
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Hi folks, the weekly image should be up tomorrow. It's currently
building, and I need to sleep rather than waiting the several hours
required to publish the bugger. I hope to have that time tomorrow.
Nick
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Olivier Berger writes:
> I've added these details to
> http://wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox/DreamPlug/Images this time.
>
> ... together with a bunch of wiki "gardening", which I hope won't break
> too many links, and will make the content more logical.
Thanks for your work Olivier, I haven't had a
Lee Fisher writes:
> On 11/1/12 11:49 AM, Paige Thompson wrote:
> > Hey yall,
> >
> > We recently had a meetup here in Seattle and I had a few resources
> > to reccomend that may make virtualbox life a little easier,
> > particularly for development but also in general: [...]
>
> I am under t
Johan Henselmans writes:
> Hello,
>
> I am having trouble getting a freedom box image running.
>
> I have per instructions on
> https://freedomboxfoundation.org/ubootUpgradeInstructions/index.en.html
> downloaded the latest version of uboot, which happened to be
> u-boot_2012.04.01-2_armel.deb,
JOSEFSSON Erik writes:
> Hello,
>
> We've just talked about FreedomBox in the European Parliament Free
> Software User Group (http://epfsug.eu/content/free-tools-ep).
>
> You find the videos here: http://media.biks.dk/fb/epfsug2/
>
> A special thanks to EPFSUG Patron and MEP Nils Torvalds a
Markus Sabadello writes:
> We have a site for our Austrian FreedomBox community, and we have weekly
> meetups:
>
> http://freedombox.at/, redirects to http://freedombox.elevate.at/
>
> On the front page it has a link to the Debian Wiki, and I just added a link
> from the wiki to our site.
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