Re: [Gumstix-users] Overo SSH server

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I am familiar with ssh and scp as I frequently do remote deveopment on  
my Linux micro server using OS X's terminal program. It is rather nice  
to program on a laptop anywhere int he house even when my development  
hardware is desk bound....

The problem with C-Kermit is that it plain does not work under OS X  
without a compile. And for some reason the install script to compile  
isn't working for me.

I really don't like the option of using windows or Linux or primary  
development.

Is there a good compiler GUI for GCC under Linux?

Thanks

On Jun 3, 2010, at 11:18 PM, vwyodapink wrote:

>
> I am not to familiar for OS X so cant really help much there. For me
> switching back to 9.10 solved a bunch of issues for me. I first  
> started in
> 10.04 and for me just did not work correctly or I could not figure  
> it out.
> It has been pretty smooth for me since going back to 9.10.
>
> scp is pretty easy basic would be
> scp -prP port file user.name@ip:./
>
> Here are some more basic examples. http://www.examplenow.com/scp
>
> Though for me I found scp is good for doing just a few files at a  
> time but I
> prefer SFTP for doing something like an entire directory or something
> similar. It like ftp only using ssh. Has similar syntax as well
> sftp -oPort=65422 user.name@remote.host
>
>
> For kermit what part is not working well for you? Here is how I  
> connect
> kermit -l /dev/ttyUSB3
> once connected
> set flow-control off
> set carrier-watch none
> set speed 115200
> connect
> once it connects then apply the power supply to the board and boots  
> to the
> terminal as usual.
>
> Figured was worth just showing what I do incase it might help  
> something
> stick out you might have forgotten.
>
>
> Nathaniel Delp wrote:
>>
>> Well I suppose  have a few problems.
>>
>> 1) I use my DVI compatible display on my workstation.
>> 2) I can't justify buying another monitor to work with Overo
>> 3) C-Kermit doesn't seem to work right for me.
>> 4) I prefer developing in Mac OS X and moving code to the development
>> platform. So the terminal software I run needs to be in OS X.
>> 5) C-Kermit doesn't seem to work right in OS X, and I have decided  
>> not
>> to spend any more time trying to diagnose and fix it.
>> 6) I use an old program called Zterm because it works, however it  
>> does
>> not handle scrolling in nano very well... which makes setting up WIFI
>> scripts a bit tough.
>> 7) I have not tested the new Autologin script I have created
>>
>> If I need to I'll switch to Linux but I don't know how to scp files
>> between the host machine and the Overo in serial console mode.
>> Additionally I could develop on the desktop but I can't seem to get
>> the development chain and cross compilers setup and working on either
>> OS X or Ubuntu 10.04. My next step is to try Ubuntu 9.10.
>>
>>
>> Thanks
>> On Jun 3, 2010, at 10:36 PM, vwyodapink wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Why not setup the one that wont have a screen in a location your
>>> comfortable
>>> with and with a screen and then make a script to make it log in (or
>>> just set
>>> it up to auto login) and then start your wifi connection in the
>>> manner you
>>> want with a script of some sort, I am sure there are a bunch of ways
>>> you can
>>> do that? I am probably missing something here though. What is going
>>> on with
>>> the terminal connection? I use kermit from a ubuntu 9.10 machine and
>>> have
>>> not found any issues using that way yet, so maybe I can help you
>>> figure that
>>> out.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Nathaniel Delp wrote:
>>>>
>>>> The problem I have is that I am working in two locaions and the
>>>> second
>>>> location does not have a screen so I can't use the GUI to setup the
>>>> WLAN and for some reason the Console terminal I've been using isn't
>>>> working well enough to let me browse the config file for wlan.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On Jun 2, 2010, at 8:04 PM, J. L. wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> You would need to run opkg update and opkg upgrade or opkg install
>>>>> <package name>
>>>>>
>>>>> For me with the default image ssh was already running just had to
>>>>> connect wifi and I could ssh into my over fire. for me from my
>>>>> ubuntu box I just did ssh -X username@<ip address> . Worked for
>>>>> me :) Hope this helps you some.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 4:57 PM, Nathaniel Delp <de...@gm...>
>>>>> wrote:
>>>>> Does anyone know how to turn on SSH server on Overo? I would  
>>>>> like to
>>>>> use the wireless connection to connect via ssh. So far I've had no
>>>>> luck (I'm used to aptitude and apt-get commands for installing and
>>>>> activating ssh-server).
>>>>>
>>>>> Additionally can anyone shed some light on what type of package
>>>>> management is used with Overo? Aptitude and apt-get don't seem to
>>>>> work.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks
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