crimsonredmk said: Hey there everyone. I've said it before and I'll say it again - wow, the Pogoplug is a great little box. Having browsed around these forums I saw some things in common - users want to customize their Pogoplug! Many users "would buy one right away if it had ____". More times than not, the requests could easily be done with what OpenPogo has to offer. After spending a few days pulling bits and pieces together, I'm happy to say that... OpenPogo.com has been launched! OpenPogo is a new guide site, not affiliated with Cloud Engines or Pogoplugged.com (this forum), but is a third-party, unofficial extensions page. It's free to use,but is NOT supported by Cloud Engines, Inc., the makers of the Pogoplug. The use of the guides probably will void your warranty However, here's a quick run down of what you can get right now: - Lighttp web server, Apache web server - Nano, many other text editors - VSFTPd, ProFTPd, and other FTP servers - Samba ("ipkg install samba2") - and much, much more... So take a peek at: http://openpogo.com Here's our Twitter! Follow us for updates to guides or new software: http://twitter.com/openpogo Here's a listing of packages: http://openpogo.com/repo/ (use "ipkg install nameofpackage" after running Base installation).

Hi,

Looking at your package repository, it is exactly from NSLU2 repository:

http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/optware/cs08q1armel/cross/unstable

Where I got the link originally from http://seongbae.blogspot.com/2009/04/how-to-install-samba-on-pogoplug.html

If you want to copy the repo and put your script, please put a reference to:

http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Optware/Packages

regards,

Steadph

Hello all,

Was wondering how set up a bittorrent on the pogoplug. I'm have no experience since only familiar with windows environment.

I saw rtorrent in the package list. Can I install that after I install the openplug base package? Since rtorrent is command line, do you have recommendations on a web interface?

thanks in advance and sorry for the newbie questions!

regards!

Wow, thanks Crimsonredmk :)

That was super quick! Thanks for the help!!!

I got the java compiler and jvm running as described above but with one small variation. In the step labeled

bl said:

Core said: RUN jamvm -cp . {your main class file}

I think {your main class file} should really be {your main class name}.  For example if you have hello.java which contains a class named hello, and you compile into hello.class you should run jamvm -cp. hello not jamvm -cp . hello.class.  No doubt it's a minor point, but I thought I would add it for clarity.