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Hello!

I've recently been trying to get Scratchbox to use my tablet's cpu instead of qemu to compile some applications. But, to no avail. I've come as far as this error...

Code:
[sbox-CHINOOK_ARMEL: ~/kdesvn/build/kdelibs] > make
makeobj[0]: Entering directory `/home/ty/kdesvn/build/kdelibs'
sbrsh server: Can't expire remote mount point: /var/sbrshd/ty@192.168.1.104/CHINOOK_ARMEL/
Can anyone help? Much appreciated!
 
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Have you downloaded and installed the nfs modules on your IT (sunrpc.ko, lockd.ko and nfs.ko) ?

I'm actually also in need of sbrsh help which is why I found your post.

I can actually launch a compile, but when it tests the compiler and tries to run a.out, it just hangs. Here's the ouput:

On the N800 from sbrsh's debug log:
Code:
24-05-2008 21:43:50.859  1341 COMMAND Changing gid to 1000
24-05-2008 21:43:50.859  1341 COMMAND Setting 10 supplementary gids
24-05-2008 21:43:50.860  1341 COMMAND Changing uid to 1000
24-05-2008 21:43:50.860  1341 COMMAND Changing current directory to /home/epsilon/hello-world
24-05-2008 21:43:50.913  1341 COMMAND Executing command: ./a.out
On my Scratchbox host:
Code:
+ ./configure
checking for a BSD-compatible install... /scratchbox/tools/bin/install -c
checking whether build environment is sane... yes
checking for gawk... gawk
checking whether make sets $(MAKE)... yes
checking for gcc... gcc
checking for C compiler default output file name... a.out
checking whether the C compiler works...
Just sits there and doesn't continue. No errors at all in any logs that I've checked.

Also, I tried running sbrsh /bin/sh from my SB box and the same thing happens,

Code:
24-05-2008 22:50:15.210  1466 COMMAND Changing gid to 1000
24-05-2008 22:50:15.210  1466 COMMAND Setting 10 supplementary gids
24-05-2008 22:50:15.210  1466 COMMAND Changing uid to 1000
24-05-2008 22:50:15.210  1466 COMMAND Executing command: /bin/sh

Last edited by Securix; 2008-05-24 at 23:40.
 
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Followup...I edited the /etc/init.d/sbrshd file to disable sandbox mode and I was able to get sbrsh to work correctly and execute remotely to my N800.
 
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