This adds the "beep" program by Johnathan Nightingale, which plays beeps
of chosen frequency and length through the PC speaker. It's quite useful
to give feedback from within scripts.
Signed-off by: Thomas Albers
Index: beep/Makefile
Hi David,
2009/11/3, David A. Bandel :
> On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 12:44, Jo-Philipp Wich wrote:
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>> Not sure whether same config is supposed to work. At least the rootfs
>> partition name changed recently, my Wrap Board here works fine with an
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> Not sure whether same config is supposed to work. At least the rootfs
> partition name changed recently, my Wrap Board here works fine with an
> ext2 image and CONFIG_X86_GRUB_ROOTPART=/dev/s
Hi Stephan,
Am 02.11.2009 18:34, schrieb Stephan Heuser:
is there any information available on the status of the Infinion amazon
port? I'm eager to try it on an Samsung 3210, which is based on this
design.
Hauke got it working on the Samsung 3010 (which should be the same, but
without wireles
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Not sure whether same config is supposed to work. At least the rootfs
partition name changed recently, my Wrap Board here works fine with an
ext2 image and CONFIG_X86_GRUB_ROOTPART=/dev/sda2 .
~ JoW
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Folks,
OK, not sure what the problem is. I've previously (cerca r-16637)
built the wrap image and all went well.
I've tried with a more recent svn, but using the same .config from
r-16637. Unfortunately, it won't boot. Here's the last few lines
during boot:
scsi0 : sc1200
scsi1 : sc1200
ata1:
Hi,
is there any information available on the status of the Infinion amazon
port? I'm eager to try it on an Samsung 3210, which is based on this
design.
Cheers,
Stephan
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2009/10/20 Guillaume LECERF :
> With the patch this time.
Ping?
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I checked the trunk version of "wifi" and calling "wifi up" or just
"wifi" is the same. This means that this script can't enable
connection that have the wifi disabled at the config file. Also that
is impossible to use a default off on power up.
true .. that can only be achieved by toggling the
https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/5256 is quite different.
To toggle script they used:
| elif [ -z "$(cat /var/state/wireless)" ]; then
| # empty state file signals deactivated wireless
| $(logcmd) "WLAN is OFF. Switch ON and set LEDS accordingly."
| wifi up
| set_leds ON
| else
| $(logcmd) "WL
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