Thanks, I’ll point the download URL in the scripts to your new URL and add a GPL header.

Christian

I’ve been playing with your script over the weekend and it worked perfectly apart from it references jogglerwiki.info which as you may know has fallen out of favour with the community, also it doesn’t seem to host iegd-deploy.tar.bz2 any more. I downloaded the file from megaupload as you suggested, but I figured it would be easier for people to use the script so I uploaded the file to the new wiki with many thanks to exobuzz.

I’ve created a patch file that you can apply to the squeeze_joggler_chroot_commands.sh. I would have just uploaded the file but you have no notice about license on the file so the implied license is copyright. It would be great if you could add a GPL header to the file, that way anyone can edit and make it public without needing your permission or needing this patch file.

Thanks very much for putting the script together,

Matt

If you want to try it yourself just copy this in to a text file called whatever you want and type ‘patch squeeze_joggler_chroot_commands.sh ‘ to apply it.
patch file starts below this line:
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289,290c289,290
< wget http://jogglerwiki.info/images/3/33/Iegd-deploy.tar.bz2
wget -m http://files.exotica.org.uk/?file=joggler/files/Iegd-deploy.tar.bz2 -O iegd-deploy.tar.bz2
> tar xvjf iegd-deploy.tar.bz2

You can get the IEGD 10.3 driver directly from Intel after a free registration:
http://edc.intel.com/Software/Downloads/IEGD/

You need to download the file IEGD_10_3_1_GOLD.zip.
If you extract it, it includes IEGD_10_3_1_GOLD_1550.exe.
If your run this .exe, you’ll get IEGD_10_3_Linux.tgz.
If you extract this .tgz, you’ll get the necessary directory (“IEGD_10_3_Linux”).

Yes, I know, it’s not very convenient.

Edit: Someone just told me on IRC that the original file from the Wiki (iegd-deploy.tar.bz2) is also available on http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5LQL5ZFU and http://rapidshare.com/files/435760017/iegd-deploy.tar.bz2

Would appreciate some help getting a fixed LAN address -
etc/network/interfaces does not have the form I expected
Where is the config for a fixed wired address please?

(newish to Linux – lazy method much appreciated)

Am I the only other Debian believer?
– or has some expert already put a Debian distro up for download for *really * lazy people?

Do your patches cure all the problems as also cured in the dysentry and disca distros?

And do you plan a “load it – run it” distro ?
Well worth 2 beers if ethernet works every time *and* I can have a fixed LAN address (perhaps 3 beers….)

My notes so far –
http://www.sunspot.co.uk/Projects/Joggler/joggler_top_page.html
Will test your notes ASAP – but I need to prove i2c can connect first.