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First things first
I'm thankful that I found this site. Through it I found fun-plug-0.7-oarm
Since I had the NFS provided by D-Link running I was able to drop the two file
into Volume_1 and rebooted.
I was able to start the nfs server provided by fun-plug and it's set to start when the system is
booted. Every thing seems to be working great, as well as Putty/sshing into dns-323
I break out in hives whenever I have to look into a file with VIM so I want to
install "nano" from Mijzelf site. I only sweat a little with nano.
However, I think the root privileges on /ffp is makeing it imposable to drag the file into /ffp via NFS
So it seems that I need to download it from within /ffp with slacker. I have no
CLUE and have not been able find any examples that I understand. I'm quite sure
# slacker -Ui s:
clearly instructs one what to do.
I saw a reference to /ffp/etc/funpkg/sites in using slacker. I see it
has one line:
s rsync://ffp.inreto.de/ffp/0.7/oarm/packages
Could someone provide command-line instructions / steps I need to do to get
nano-2.2.6-oarm-0.txz into /ffp and perhaps the best location within /ffp
I think that once I get the file I am to run
funpkg -i nano-2.2.6-oarm-0.txz
Thank you
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Hi.
You need to compile it yourself because it doesn't exist in fonz repository at this time. Download the sources here and compile it: http://www.nano-editor.org/download.php
I compiled an arm version myself: http://www.fileserve.com/file/9beg7es/n … -arm-1.txz
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List of slacker sites:
http://dns323.kood.org/howto:ffp#version_0.7
And you could also 'wget http://downloads.zyxel.nas-central.org/ … arm-0.txz'
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You have at least two options to install nano.
1. Using slacker, you have to add a site that offers a nano package for "oarm" to /ffp/etc/funpkg/sites. You can then use "slacker -Ui nano" to download and install it.
2. You can download it using your standard web browser and save it anywhere on your dns-323. No need to save it in /ffp. You then need to use "cd /to/the/directory/where/you/saved/it" and "funpkg -i nano...txz" to install.
slacker makes life easier in some cases. In other cases, it may be simpler to just download the file and run funpkg manually. Your choice.
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Oh nice, Mijzelf has already compiled it. I don't know that, sorry...
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Hi,
I'm using a DNS-323 with the fun_plug 0.7. this morning I try slacker tool but no succes. Here is the error it return:
root@Serveur:/ffp/funpkg/cache# slacker -U
Updating package lists...
fetch: rsync -q 'rsync://ffp.inreto.de/ffp/0.7/oabi/packages/CHECKSUMS.md5' '/ffp/funpkg/cache/s'
/ffp/bin/slacker: line 91: awk: command not found
fetch: (cd '/ffp/funpkg/cache/mz'; wget -Nnv 'http://downloads.zyxel.nas-central.org/Users/Mijzelf/FFP-Stick/packages/0.7/oabi/CHECKSUMS.md5')
/ffp/bin/slacker: line 91: awk: command not found
fetch: (cd '/ffp/funpkg/cache/memiks'; wget -Nnv 'http://ffp.memiks.fr/pkg/oarm//CHECKSUMS.md5')
/ffp/bin/slacker: line 91: awk: command not found
root@Serveur:/ffp/funpkg/cache# slacker -c
/ffp/bin/slacker: line 252: awk: command not found
/ffp/bin/slacker: line 262: awk: command not found
/ffp/bin/slacker: line 298: awk: command not found
root@Serveur:/ffp/funpkg/cache# slacker -Ui s
Updating package lists...
fetch: rsync -q 'rsync://ffp.inreto.de/ffp/0.7/oabi/packages/CHECKSUMS.md5' '/ffp/funpkg/cache/s'
/ffp/bin/slacker: line 91: awk: command not found
fetch: (cd '/ffp/funpkg/cache/mz'; wget -Nnv 'http://downloads.zyxel.nas-central.org/Users/Mijzelf/FFP-Stick/packages/0.7/oabi/CHECKSUMS.md5')
/ffp/bin/slacker: line 91: awk: command not found
fetch: (cd '/ffp/funpkg/cache/memiks'; wget -Nnv 'http://ffp.memiks.fr/pkg/oarm//CHECKSUMS.md5')
/ffp/bin/slacker: line 91: awk: command not found
/ffp/bin/slacker: line 252: awk: command not found
/ffp/bin/slacker: line 262: awk: command not found
/ffp/bin/slacker: line 305: awk: command not found
No packages found (status i, pattern (s))
How to fix this, I want to install the hall repo.
thanks in advance and excuse my english
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Install gawk:
$ wget http://inreto.de/ffp/0.7/oabi/packages/gawk-4.0.0-oarm-2.txz $ funpkg -i gawk-4.0.0-oarm-2.txz
(Attention: This is assuming you're running ffp-0.7-oabi! The package is different for ffp-0.7-arm).
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