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Gordon wrote:The only way I know of is to restart the filetransferdaemon (ftd). Generally you can delete the torrent after that.

Thanks! That'll probably be a better way.

AHA! I removed some hidden folder in /home/lilleman/torrents, and then it was gone.

This is AWSOME! Fantastic work! My B3 might be the best buy computer-wize I've ever done! <3

I have a torrent that I cannot delete from the downloads admin. When I click the delete-button the page reloads, but nothing happends. I have deleted the data from the downloads-folder, but it still uploads?!?

Can anyone help me to manually deletes this?

Thanks a lot for that thread. I'm compiling stuff now. Not sure what files I should copy where, but I think it'll solve in time.

I didn't mention you need to use the same kernel source version as the one your B3 has, but I guess you've already figured that out by yourself. And I forgot to mention ...

Cheeseboy wrote:B2 or B3?

B3

And yeh, I found the applications also, but need to get it to work on kernel level.

Hi,

I'm guessing there is a missing kernel module in your system (XFS is probably not supported by default) . Have you tried following the instructions in this thread ? They are for nfs, but should be similar for other file systems. I haven't really followed the discussions regarding these matters ...

How do I install it?

xfsprogs and xfsdump didnt do the trick...

RandomUsername wrote:http://excito.com/bubba/support/download.html

'tis all there.

Greatness! Now I'm completley happy!

Just red on the wiki how to connect to B3 serial console. Most awsome!

Now it would be good to have the B3 original install image so I can tweak my new toy until it doesnt work, then reinstall. :)

And, excito is looking like a decently good company pushing for open source 'n stuff. Lets give back ...