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Well, right now I'm compiling GCC, and I haven't specified the architecture anywhere, really...

Hi MouettE, How do you _know_ those things? O_O Did you just checked FB release date and used GCC from around that timeframe, or is there something else that told you this? Anyway, I feel I'm getting closer, first step worked fine (I think?): ../gcc-3.4.6/configure --prefix=/opt/gcc-3.4.6 --enable-s...

One more thing I tried just now: $ autoreconf autoheader2.50: warning: missing template: DARWIN autoheader2.50: Use AC_DEFINE([DARWIN], [], [Description]) autoheader2.50: warning: missing template: DOUBLE_ALIGN autoheader2.50: warning: missing template: FB_ALIGNMENT autoheader2.50: warning: missing ...

Thank you for being the cool-headed here :D So the problem here is that 1.5.6 is only prepared for Windows, Linux 686, SPARC and Darwin, as far as I can tell. I was hoping that compilation might be as easy as just setting gcc to generate armv5tel code, but after a day's worth of reading today I doub...

Ubi, just read the post with understanding.

I need help compiling Firebird 1.5.6 from sources, on ARM platform.

I thought I'll give more background, but I can see it overloaded your brain.

Soooo.... I used one of B3 I owned as an SMB server for a friend's company. Long story short, I kinda promised him to run a database for an app he's using on it. I figured it's going to be easy... ...until I discovered that the app works with Firebird 1.5.6, period. I tried exporting the data and us...

Seems like a router problem with handling multicast between networks. Seen that a few times, but not this specific instance.

Check if there's anything in router settings about multicast/IGMP protocol.

Actually no, as I don't have any other AP working on 5GHz band. Regardless, it works now as 5GHz AP, so I see no reason for it not to work as client.

Gordon, helpful as always :-) I tried doing this the way described in 3rd post and it didn't work (some assembly instructions missing in ARM), but after you linked the same content I used compat-wireless method - and this works fine. For future reference: # wget http://www.orbit-lab.org/kernel/compa...

Should be easy - it's just that Linux doesn't mount attached drives by default.

First we need to find the name of the newly-attached device. What's the output of 'dmesg | grep sd' after you connect the USB?

Gordon, thanks for chiming in. I'm now doing crash course on hostapd. The command is actually 'iw', and the important part from 'iw phy0 info' is: Band 2: Capabilities: 0x11ce HT20/HT40 SM Power Save disabled RX HT40 SGI TX STBC RX STBC 1-stream Max AMSDU length: 7935 bytes DSSS/CCK HT40 Maximum RX ...

Ok, can anyone share his/her hostapd.conf for 5GHz setup?

You're going to laugh on what I did: the short story is that I wanted to upgrade from non-Wifi B3 to a Wifi B3, while simultaneously upgrading the drive. Since I've made a number of changes, I did it using rsync on /. Worked, for the most part, and I managed (after few wonderful hours) to bring back...

Guys, I've been trying to enable hardware acceleration to make SSH file transfers faster, but it seems that I'm doing something wrong, because openssl speed test doesn't show improvement. I downloaded source using 'apt-get source openssl', which downloads OpenSSL 0.9.8o. Then I changed openssl.spec ...

Great news! Only shame that shipping from Montreal to Europe is a bit more expensive than from Europe to Europe But great to hear that the IP lives on