http://wiki.thoughtbit.com/ 2026-05-16T03:28:40-04:00 http://wiki.thoughtbit.com/ http://wiki.thoughtbit.com/lib/tpl/default/images/favicon.ico text/html 2009-11-07T14:23:17-04:00 http://wiki.thoughtbit.com/linux:slackware:arduino?rev=1257621797&do=diff Arduino Slackware 12.2 * build/install: * avr-binutils * avr-gcc change buildscript to 4.2.4 for slack 12.2 * avr-libc * download/install arduino * run arduino as sudo Notes * <http://www.arduino.cc/playground/Linux/Slackware> linux, slackware text/html 2006-11-29T02:22:30-04:00 http://wiki.thoughtbit.com/linux:slackware:firewall?rev=1164784950&do=diff firewall so now that you've gotten your system installed, the first thing i like to do is setup a firewall. slackware does not come with a firewall startup script by default, but it comes with all the prerequisites (iptables, something else, and a command in rc.inet2 that starts rc.firewall). text/html 2006-11-29T02:22:30-04:00 http://wiki.thoughtbit.com/linux:slackware:install?rev=1164784950&do=diff install so, the first thing is to get yourself some slackware install cds. you can find them on the slackware site <http://www.slackware.com/>. i usually use BitTorrent to download it, and as soon as i'm not a poor newly graduated bum, i'll buy a copy... once you have those, hopefully your computer can boot from cds, and you can just pop in disc 1 and begin the installation. (i have to install slack on my laptop that doesn't have a bootable cd-rom, so i'll have instructions for that soon.) text/html 2009-06-23T13:12:13-04:00 http://wiki.thoughtbit.com/linux:slackware:lirc?rev=1245777133&do=diff lirc remote control Build/Install * Download/build lirc (obtainable from slackbuilds - lirc) * install lirc * figure out the serial port (mine is /dev/ttyS0) Configure * figure out the controller lircd.conf file - lirc configs * get things working: * either start lircd text/html 2007-07-25T02:05:49-04:00 http://wiki.thoughtbit.com/linux:slackware:live_cd?rev=1185343549&do=diff Slackware Live CD How to make a cd that boots Slackware Create your install image install a set of packages. for this example, i'm using the a and n sets (all packages from each) mkdir ~/livecdroot mount /mnt/cdrom installpkg -root ~/livecdroot /mnt/cdrom/slackware/(a|n)/*.tgz text/html 2006-11-29T02:22:30-04:00 http://wiki.thoughtbit.com/linux:slackware:main?rev=1164784950&do=diff main hello, and welcome to my slackware linux page. this is how I got my slackware box setup, and keep it updated. i run fluxbox 0.9.12, linux kernel 2.6.11.10, Xorg 8.6.2, and the official ati drivers (heavily patched so they actually work, version 8.12.10) on my watercooled system. text/html 2010-09-06T16:56:18-04:00 http://wiki.thoughtbit.com/linux:slackware:n810?rev=1283806578&do=diff Slackware on N810 Info * kernel 2.6.33.2 for n810 (by Luke-Jr * Luke-Jr git repo (kernel patches) * gentoo on n8x0 * armed slack - Slackware ARM port * armed slack miniroot info * N8x0 kernel info page * Debian on N810 * meego on n8x0 * slightly older kernel patches * <http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_firmware#N800.2FN810> * Mer Bootmenu information * <http://wiki.maemo.org/Troubleshooting_boot_issues> * <http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Architectures/ARM#Latest… text/html 2008-04-03T04:17:16-04:00 http://wiki.thoughtbit.com/linux:slackware:raid_install?rev=1207210636&do=diff Slackware Raid Installation This will describe how to install slackware 12 onto a raid. procedure * boot * pick hugesmp.s kernel or whatever * partiton one drive (I'm using /dev/hda and /dev/hdc) * run: # sfdisk -d /dev/hda |sfdisk /dev/hdc # fdisk /dev/hdc ... you should see the same partition table as you setup on /dev/hda. If you do, type "w" and press enter (to write the table and exit fdisk) text/html 2006-11-29T02:22:30-04:00 http://wiki.thoughtbit.com/linux:slackware:swaret?rev=1164784950&do=diff swaret i like to stay updated by using swaret <http://www.swaret.org>. download swaret (i'm using version 1.6.2). for 1.6.2, you have to cp the file from swaret.*.tgz.tar to swaret.*.tgz and then run installpkg swaret.*.tgz as root. once swaret is installed, the config file needs to be edited. it is initially called /etc/swaret.conf.new so to start using it, type: text/html 2007-08-07T20:22:20-04:00 http://wiki.thoughtbit.com/linux:slackware:vifs?rev=1186532540&do=diff Virtual Interfaces (vifs) This is how to setup a virtual interface on Slackware: * as root, edit /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1.conf * configure vifs in the following fashion: ## Virtual Interfaces # eth0:1 vif IFNAME[4]="eth0:1" IPADDR[4]="192.168.1.2" NETMASK[4]="255.255.255.0" USE_DHCP[4]="no" DHCP_HOSTNAME[4]="" # eth0:2 vif IFNAME[5]="eth0:2" IPADDR[5]="192.168.1.3" NETMASK[5]="255.255.255.0" USE_DHCP[5]="no" DHCP_HOSTNAME[5]=""