tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-58145431690575271902011-07-08T13:59:43.344+02:00Relevant info on AVM Fritz!Box, the NSLU2 and iPhone 3G.Fritzhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15373611408025071063noreply@blogger.comBlogger161100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5814543169057527190.post-76143307188222428302009-07-03T09:31:00.004+02:002009-07-04T09:25:10.365+02:00

Chose a directory where can download the sources to. For instance/usr/srcwe do not need to create this one, as it should already exist.# mkdir /usr/srcnext, get the sources for libtorrent and rtorrent:# cd /usr/src# wget http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/downloads/libtorrent-0.12.4.tar.gz# wget http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/downloads/rtorrent-0.8.4.tar.gzUnpack both archives with# tar xvzf libtorrent

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A solution without using subversion. For subversion we would only need the client, but you only get the full package from the repositories, together with all dependencies we would quickly reach > 50 MB. It's just too much for my little slug (1 GB USB-Flash Stick).Well,first of all, we create a directory in /usr/src named rtorrent. This is where we will download the sources to and where we are

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Die Profile für eduroam und VPN sind jetzt auf den entsprechenden Webseiten abrufbar: http://www.zedat.fu-berlin.de/Eduroam-iPhone http://www.zedat.fu-berlin.de/VPNclient-iPhone

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UPDATE 02.08.2008: VPN geht auch, einfach ne Mail an die ZEDAT und ihr bekommt das entsprechende Profil an eure FU-Mail-Adresse gesandt.UPDATE 09.09.2008: Eine Mail ist nicht mehr erforderlich. Die Profile für eduroam und VPN sind jetzt auf den entsprechenden Webseiten abrufbar: http://www.zedat.fu-berlin.de/Eduroam-iPhone und http://www.zedat.fu-berlin.de/VPNclient-iPhoneZutaten:

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Als T-Mobile Neukunde war ich zunächst gehörig verwirrt: Ohne mein Zutun verschwanden Voicemail-Nachrichten nach einiger Zeit. Hatte ich dies zunächst noch den nicht unüblichen Abstürzen des iPhone 3G zugeschrieben, bin ich heute klüger geworden.Entgegen geschätzten Gepflogenheiten anderer Mobilfunkanbieter in Deutschland werden bei T-Mobile Nachrichten ungefragt gelöscht. Abgehörte Nachrichten

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Seitdem es im Apple-Appstore das tolle Programm remote gibt, verzweifle ich daran. iTunes wollte partout nicht mein iPhone remote erkennen, ich konnte nicht einmal das Passwort eingeben.Neben den üblichen Fehlerquellen (googlen. Z.B.: Routereinstellungen (Kommunikation erlauben)), habe ich mich dann mal mit Wireshark rangesetzt und nachgeschaut, ob denn überhaupt Pakete vom iPhone ankommen.Bei

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I am currently downloading the actual ubuntu-distro with 1400 KB/s along with to other small test torrents to make sure it really works. And it does.After all it can be said the solution to the crash issue was almost too simple:Responsible for rtorrents crash behaviour was the oom-killer (cf. earlier posts) that is shipped with debian etch.However, uprading to lenny solves this issue.That can be

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No resyncs so far but a considerable number of "Forward Error Corrections". Regarding the speed I got no faster downloads than 1,3 Mbit/s, but I hadn't it tested yet.UPDATE: Sooo, with a cable connection to my router (rather than wireless) I hit 1,75 Mbit/s.

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I'm still having problems with rtorrent on my NSLU2. It keeps crashing after two hours or so no matter what I do ([1], [2]) with .rtorrenct.rc.However, yesterday it came across my mind, the actual problem (which is resources) could be connected to the user with whom I start rtorrent. rtorrent does not run as root but as a user with limited privileges on my NSLU2. My thinking was that Linux

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Yay!:

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Yes, it is somewhat complicated. You'll need a proper cable to do that. And it seems you have to build it yourself. I'm still gathering information on that.

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The spectrum is more square-edged or steppy between 64 and 90 kHz while the signal/noise quality is rounder. Also, I gained one dB in Signal/Noise-ratio... Yay!Sole downer: lost 4 Kbit/s of potential upstream.. :)

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DSL Version and figures almost the same, so I won't post any screenshot for now. Since I do not use the conventional (fixed) line any more (only VOIP), my next try is connecting the Fritz!Box directly to the TAE Box; I do not want to use the splitter any more. Effects on Signal Quality will be posted here soon.

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Mainly for my own ends I post here screenshots from my Fritzbox 7170 with "Labor-Version 29.04.97-10173" (DSL-Version 1.36.06.01) in order to compare it to my connection upgrade scheduled for march.Currently, my ADSL is provided by 1&1, while the carrier is telefonica. The current Speed is 6656 kBit/s (down) and 640 kBit/s (up) (ADSL). When upgraded (ADSL2+), the carrier will still be Telefonica.

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In order to find out the number of peers the nslu2 can handle i adjusted max_peers in ~/.rtorrent.rc to 50. It was running stably with the value of 40 before.Sadly I had to find out, that with "50" rtorrent got killed again. So, I'll stick with "40" for now.

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A few days ago I installed rtorrent on my debian slug. Rtorrent presents itself to be installed on the NSLU2 because of its "[...] focus on high performance and good code.".Therefore I expected a low memory and cpu footprint.Furthermore, rtorrent makes use of ncurses and is therefore predestined to be detached with 'screen'.Unfortunenately it turned out that the rtorrent-process (both libtorrent-

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