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Unslung ?

by pmptg :: Rate this Message:

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It's late and I 'unslung' my NSLU which is good but instead of relaxing and starting fresh in the morning, I went ahead and installed ssh and FireFly (mt-daapd). Now I can't get it working (Firefly) and my brain is getting Fried. How do I start from scratch? Can I just reformat my drive (Port 2) and start from there or is it deeper than that....... HELP!!!!

Thanks,

Paul


Re: Unslung ?

by indypup06 :: Rate this Message:

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Worst case scenario simply unsling again....


Darryl Humphreys



On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 3:47 PM, pmptg<pmptg@...> wrote:

>
>
> It's late and I 'unslung' my NSLU which is good but instead of relaxing and
> starting fresh in the morning, I went ahead and installed ssh and FireFly
> (mt-daapd). Now I can't get it working (Firefly) and my brain is getting
> Fried. How do I start from scratch? Can I just reformat my drive (Port 2)
> and start from there or is it deeper than that....... HELP!!!!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Paul
>
>

Re: Unslung ?

by Mike Westerhof (mwester) :: Rate this Message:

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pmptg wrote:
> It's late and I 'unslung' my NSLU which is good but instead of relaxing and starting fresh in the morning, I went ahead and installed ssh and FireFly (mt-daapd). Now I can't get it working (Firefly) and my brain is getting Fried. How do I start from scratch? Can I just reformat my drive (Port 2) and start from there or is it deeper than that....... HELP!!!!
The procedure is described on the wiki and should be in the mailing
lists archives for nslu2-general and/or nslu2-linux...

but to repeat it, just use the "reset button" method to enter upgrade
mode on the NSLU2 and reflash the firmware, and as for the disk/flash to
which you unslung, you'll need to return that to its factory settings
(using any technique you wish, but most folks find that plugging the
device into a Linux or Windows host and returning it to a
single-partition, FAT-or-NTFS formatted to be easiest; I've also posted
a URL to an HP utility that automagically repartitions and reformats USB
devices on Windows hosts -- again google/search is your friend).

Mike (mwester)