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The reason for sources not being in our repos is due to the fact that we don't build our packages in the normal debian source but rather build a binary package out of our version system.


What license do you use for excito code?

Surely there must be some GPL code in your repository. In which ...

Sorry about that. I guess we'll have to find the source code. But I haven't been able to find any of the Bubba source code.

There's a thread called "How to control your LED" in the support forum.

He's a quote from it:

Just write this in the terminal.
On: /etc/init.d/led_on
Off: /etc/init.d/led_off
Blink: /etc/init.d/led_blink

end quote.

I don't have a Bubba yet. But I'm interested in why you removed the Bubba package ...

I'm trying to find the source code directory at update.excito.net. I can't find it. Does anyone know where it is?

Thanks for clearing that up. I guess the same issue applies to the 0 dB when idle.

Firewalls are nice. But I don't know how to configure iptables. Are there any web-based methods to configure iptables that would work nicely on Bubba?

Sorry.

(10+12)/0.8 = 27.5 watts.

That looks more reasonable.

My couple of minutes of research (google) suggests that a hard drive uses about 8 watts when idle and about 12 watts when seeking.

My guess is that the power usage quoted by excito (< 2watts idle, < 10 active) does not include the hard drive and maybe not even the power supply.

So my back of the ...

The manual says that Bubba uses less than 10 watts when active and less than 2 watts when idle. But doesn't a hard drive use more than 2 watts when idle? Or does Bubba spin down the hard drive?