Lighty is awesome. I have it running in a chrooted environment, which only takes a short while to set up. I've also switched over all my house machines to using NFS instead of SMB (had to use Linux Services for Windows).. Now, while my friends have huge electric bills cos of their bloated M$ Entertainment servers, I can serve videos and music, web pages (and I even have a MUSH running on there), and I use less than 7 watts of power. God Bless the slug, and all who sail in her. ;-)
To: nslu2-linux@
From: sszretter@hotmail.
Date: Fri, 15 Jan 2010 06:16:31 -0500
Subject: Re: [nslu2-linux] Re: NSLU2 Noob and getting frustrated.
I tried unslung and ended up going to debian because things seemed easier.
I was never able to completely get the ipkg / opkg / ? stuff setup properly.
I managed to install quite a few things, but it took a lot of effort.
I started over and put in debian, and I have everything installed within minutes that I needed!
I think the web server I see mentioned most is lighthttpd??
I was never able to completely get the ipkg / opkg / ? stuff setup properly.
I managed to install quite a few things, but it took a lot of effort.
I started over and put in debian, and I have everything installed within minutes that I needed!
I think the web server I see mentioned most is lighthttpd??
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