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    Quote Originally Posted by sebw View Post
    Is modprobe broken?
    This is expected behavior in all Oleg firmwares.

    modprobe intended to use with modules in /opt/lib/modules/... - i.e. external modules, and requires modules.dep for proper work.

    insmod search for modules in /lib/modules/... only.

  2. #197

    ftpd

    after i run almost all Wengi how-to (at least the parts i needed) i enabled the ftp from web-gui.
    I'm using WL500gx-1.9.2.7-d-r381.trx latest.
    But the performance of the ftp were very poor - through ssh tunnel.
    After i disabled the ftp from web-gui i could not see my usb harddisk.
    What could be the cause?
    Do I need to restore the defaults and run the how-to again?

    thanks.

  3. #198
    Thanks for your reply lly
    Quote Originally Posted by lly View Post
    modprobe intended to use with modules in /opt/lib/modules/... - i.e. external modules, and requires modules.dep for proper work.
    I have /opt/lib/modules/2.4.37.2/modules.dep and all the modules. This used to work in earlier versions and 'modprobe nfs' still works OK. I can execute 'modprobe audio' after inserting using insmod and I do not get any errors.

    Any ideas what may be doing wrong?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sebw View Post
    I have /opt/lib/modules/2.4.37.2/modules.dep and all the modules. This used to work in earlier versions and 'modprobe nfs' still works OK. I can execute 'modprobe audio' after inserting using insmod and I do not get any errors.

    Any ideas what may be doing wrong?
    Will check it, possible bug in busybox.

    Updated:
    I confirm the problem, it appeared only if module has dependencies. Fixed in r388.
    Last edited by lly; 26-06-2009 at 17:57.

  5. #200
    Hello,
    I'm getting this messages all the time
    Code:
    svc: bad direction 1681013353, dropping request
    What's wrong, where's my mistake. I'm using latest version of wl-500 firmware (WL500gp-1.9.2.7-d-r381)

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    Quote Originally Posted by cichy View Post
    Hello,
    I'm getting this messages all the time
    Code:
    svc: bad direction 1681013353, dropping request
    What's wrong, where's my mistake. I'm using latest version of wl-500 firmware (WL500gp-1.9.2.7-d-r381)
    I even don't know in which circumstances this happens on you router, how you achieve it, was this works on alternative firmwares, etc. So I can't help without such information.
    Either you should explain problem in detail, or only somebody who use NFS/RPC exactly same as you can help.

    P.S. NFS is not enabled by default.
    Last edited by lly; 27-06-2009 at 09:28.

  7. #202
    1. Very good indeed!

    2. Yes, you would think that "reboot" would work from Putty but the problem is when is it not I've tried "reboot", rebooting from the webinterface etc. but now I've reseted (by removing the electricity cord) and restored the whole shit. But I'll definitively download the latest compiled version and flash and re-do everything when I find the time =)

    Thanks a lot for the answers!

    PS. Love the smileys on this forum

    Quote Originally Posted by wpte View Post
    1. You can still use wengi's how-to on the beta firmware.
    In fact, the only thing you need to do is: backup settings and flashfs, restore factory defaults, flash firmware, reconfigure the router and flash the flashfs file back. You'll be done quickly
    Rebooting is a different problem... you should just type "reboot" in a console like putty.

    2. No you don't need to compile it yourself, even tough it's not that hard. You can download the latests revision here: http://code.google.com/p/wl500g/
    they may update a lot faster than the stable releases, so visit the site now and then

    good answers?

  8. #203
    Regarding last issue i've posted here, well it's all gone there's no more such error. But now i've noticed something else, that wasn't there.
    Code:
    Jun 27 12:16:03 smbd[222]: [2009/06/27 12:16:03, 0] lib/util_sock.c:read_socket_data(477)
    Jun 27 12:16:03 smbd[222]:   read_socket_data: recv failure for 4. Error = No route to host

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    Quote Originally Posted by cichy View Post
    Regarding last issue i've posted here, well it's all gone there's no more such error. But now i've noticed something else, that wasn't there.
    Code:
    Jun 27 12:16:03 smbd[222]: [2009/06/27 12:16:03, 0] lib/util_sock.c:read_socket_data(477)
    Jun 27 12:16:03 smbd[222]:   read_socket_data: recv failure for 4. Error = No route to host
    • "error" from your first post means that something send bad RPC request to NFS server on router, nothing more. I can't imagine what program on which host it can be.
    • "error" from your next post means either bad record in routing table or lost link to specific host. This is not a firmware bug too.

  10. #205
    Glad to hear this, so i'll try to find whatever causes these errors.

    P.S. Is there any thread about using NTFS-3G on oleg's firmware?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cichy View Post
    P.S. Is there any thread about using NTFS-3G on oleg's firmware?
    As I know, dedicated thread is absent, since NTFS-3G is not supported on stock kernels 2.4.20. Some volunteers from Russian thread perform tests of NTFS-3g on our beta firmware, and found it working, but transfer speed is ugly small ~1.5 Mb/s due to CPU limitation.

  12. #207
    So i'll stay with ext3. Thanx lly

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    Just wondering, is it possible to turn on asynchronous io?
    or get it compiled for olegs?

    since I believe this means it's turned off?
    cat /proc/slabinfo | grep kio
    kiobuf 0 0 64 0 0 1
    I guess it might optimize disk speeds a lot

    and ibm says it's available in patches for 2.4:
    http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/li...brary/l-async/

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    Quote Originally Posted by theMIROn View Post
    there's no aio support in 2.4 vanila kernel, and the latest andrea's patch is from 05-Oct-2003
    http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kern.../2.4.23aa1.bz2
    so that's a no go then?

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