OPTWare Problem with 17462

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icehacker
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OPTWare Problem with 17462

hi kong,

 

awesome job with the 17462 rel. but i have two little problems.

1. when i use dhcp with dnsmasq all my clients get ip for about 2 to 3 seconds and then the ips dissapear.

2. i mounted the /opt and /jffs using the UUIDs but after i installed OPTWare the right way by farter the jffs goes missing also the /opt is no more mounted using UUIDs

here is the o/p from df

Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
rootfs                    5120      5120         0 100% /
/dev/root                 5120      5120         0 100% /
`/tmp/mnt/disc0_part1': No such file or directory
`/tmp/mnt/disc0_part3': No such file or directory
/dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1
                       3842376    293080   3354108   9% /opt
/dev/sda4            955628844    204652 906880984   1% /tmp/mnt
/dev/sda3               964532     17616    897920   2% /tmp/c

 

Are there any fixes for the problems above.

TiA

iCE

icehacker
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unfsd is already

unfsd is already stopped
portmap is already stopped
K65automount: Try to unmount "/dev/discs/disc0/part3 on /tmp/mnt/disc0_part3"
K65automount: umount  /dev/discs/disc0/part3
K65automount: Try to unmount "ered) on "
K65automount: umount  ered)
K65automount: umount  ered)
K65automount: umount  ered)
K65automount: umount -r ered)
K65automount: umount -r ered)
K65automount: umount -rl ered)
K65automount: umount -rl ered)
K65automount: umount -rl ered)
K65automount: umount -rl ered)
K65automount: umount -rl ered)
K65automount: umount -rl ered)
K65automount: Try to unmount "/dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 on on"
K65automount: Try to unmount "/dev/sda4 on on"
K65automount: Try to unmount "/dev/sda3 on on"
K90swap: Managing swap partitions
K90swap: Unmounted swap partition /dev/sda2
Aug 26 00:00:34 DD-WRT optware.info K99optware: Optware shutdown finished
Connection to dd-wrt closed by remote host.
Connection to dd-wrt closed.

Kong
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If you use my build you don't

If you use my build you don't need fraters automount anymore, so disable it to avoid problems.

icehacker
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but i need to mount my /dev

but i need to mount my /dev/sda4 (which is data) on /mnt or something and there is no option to point its uuid

can i do a

mount /dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part4 /tmp/mnt/

in the startup script

also can i get some help regarding dnsmasq as dhcp

Kong
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icehacker said: but i need to

icehacker said: but i need to mount my /dev/sda4 (which is data) on /mnt or something and there is no option to point its uuid can i do a mount /dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part4 /tmp/mnt/ in the startup script also can i get some help regarding dnsmasq as dhcp

Sorry, the new automount does not have a regular /mnt dir anymore but a symlink to /tmp/mnt. So it is a bit more complicated. But why do you need the partition mounted to /mnt and not to e.g. /mnt/disc0_part4 ? Samba and proftpd can use this path now. If you have optware packages that need this path, then it should be possible to edit their configs to point to the new location

icehacker
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thanks knong i just did that.

thanks knong i just did that. my router works fast and flawlessly with your new firmware. awesome job. thanks again

ps:- would be nice if i could fix dhcp with dnsmasq. but thats not very important