Re: avahi might show confusing IP-addresses for the XOs it reports

2010-10-17 Thread Bernie Innocenti
On Sun, 2010-10-17 at 08:37 -0500, Mikus Grinbergs wrote:
> XO-1  os852 (with updated olpc-powerd)
> 
> DISCLAIMER:  This is FYI - I'm sharing my experiences
> 
> While troubleshooting a problem I have on os852 xo1 (interface eth0
> disappears),

You're probably seeing this bug:

After a very long chase, we fixed it for good in Dextrose by disabling
mesh support:

 http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/10195

Besides this particular bug, we could never get the mesh to work
reliably on the XO-1, and at this point I don't believe it will ever
happen. The ad-hoc mode covers 99% of the real-world use-cases for the
mesh, using a mature, standard protocol.

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avahi might show confusing IP-addresses for the XOs it reports

2010-10-17 Thread Mikus Grinbergs
XO-1  os852 (with updated olpc-powerd)

DISCLAIMER:  This is FYI - I'm sharing my experiences

While troubleshooting a problem I have on os852 xo1 (interface eth0
disappears), I saw strange output from 'olpc-xos -avahi' on a system
where eth0 worked (I was using this other system for eth0 comparison):

> 0 [~]$ olpc-xos -avahi
> Time   : 06:44:24
> 
> 06f4a...@lauva  192.168.1.27Lauva-8
> 55c4a...@purvs  fe80::210:60ff:fe15:41dcPurvs-1
> 2733b...@uguns  192.168.1.16Uguns-1
> 11276...@zemes  169.254.9.44Zemes-1
> 11276...@zemes  192.168.1.18Zemes-1
> 0 [~]$

The listing for Zemes (taken on Zemes) is slightly confusing - there are
two entries.  The one (192...) is for its wired ethernet connection, and
the other (169...) is for the automatically-started mesh connection.
Does OLPC expect an XO to have only one IP-address ?


The listing for Purvs is the one I think is inappropriate.  Apparently,
Purvs at this time did not have its ethernet software (IPv4) address set
- so its ethernet-hardware-derived (IPv6) address got shown. [I do
__NOT__ use IPv6 addresses to communicate between XOs.]  A little later,
Purvs had set up its IPv4 ethernet address (I forget - was that manual,
or automatic ?) - now repeating 'olpc-xos -avahi' at Zemes resulted in
the appropriate (192...) address for Purvs being reported.

mikus

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