Re: [Hampshire] Pogoplug

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Author: Ian
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Subject: Re: [Hampshire] Pogoplug
Well when you run archlinux, uname reveals it to be a sheeva board. Same hardware to the newer pink pogos i think.

http://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv5/pogoplug-v2-pinkgray

Sofa king sweet, can use other usb storage. Im using a class 8 pendrive. The standard software is nice, but doing this gives you full control. You can still run the pogo webui within etc.

I have also heard rumour there is a port of NetBSD that runs on this thing too.

For what they are they are deffo worth their pennies. Ive become a fan of archlinux because of this little beauty and for me to love a linux again is a wonderful flash of how linux used to be back in the 90's.... A fun challenge with many rewards.

They may be low on ram, just use a fast usb storage to add swap.

Kin love these!
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Freaky Clown <freakyclown@???> wrote:

ignore everything I just said... realised I was on about a sheevaplug
not a pogoplug!

FC
(its been a long day!)

On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 7:27 PM, Freaky Clown <freakyclown@???> wrote:
> some guys at surrey lug got some of these when they first came out,
> the first batch out the block overheated and broke, the second batch
> had an upgraded internal fan but sounded like a hoover and was on
> constantly!
>
> I had forgotten totally about these and now pondering getting one for
> hotels etc.. and already have some ideas of physical hacks/changes id
> make.
>
> FC
>
> On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 6:29 PM, Paul Stimpson
> <paul@???> wrote:
>> I love my Pogo. I use it to store all my media and documentation for stuff I
>> fix on the road.
>>
>> It's great for sharing stuff. The only downsides of the standard Config for
>> me are that it doesn't offer its discs as Samba shares on the local LAN
>> unless you hack it and that you can't see who is downloading stuff.
>>
>> If you want mine, you will have to pry it from my cold, dead fingers :-)
>>
>> Cheers, Paul.
>>
>>
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>> Ian <lug@???> wrote:
>>>
>>> I use one for a couple reasons. One as an ssh tunnel, l2tp lac and
>>> webcam/motion system. There is a hack to change the bootloader and run an
>>> armel archlinux from a pendrive. Pink thing i got is a v.2 i think, pink n
>>> grey. 1.2ghz cpu and only 256mb ram. Handy low power gizmo.to have about the
>>> play on. only cost me 40 quid.
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>>> Bryn Jones <hantslug@???> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> OK I looked at these a while ago and thought nice toy but too expensive,
>>>> you can now pick them up cheap. Does anyone have any experience with
>>>> them? (I was on about the old pink ones but thanks to google either of
>>>> them
>>>>
>>>> Bryn
>>>>
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