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The second question I asked after installing Tor was how much bandwidth is my chumby One really consuming? [http://www.roland-riegel.de/nload/ nload] is a utility that can tell you that. | The second question I asked after installing Tor was how much bandwidth is my chumby One really consuming? [http://www.roland-riegel.de/nload/ nload] is a utility that can tell you that. | ||
| − | Cross-compiling nload sucks, particularly due to the fact that it needs ncurses, which is itself a pain to cross-compile. I actually didn't even really successfully cross-compile it, to get nload to work I just modified the final loader command line to point at the entire directory of .o files that ncurses makes and I had it sort it out from there. | + | Cross-compiling nload sucks, particularly due to the fact that it needs ncurses, which is itself a pain to cross-compile, due to the fact that ncurses, as part of the install process, needs to run a bunch of host executables to create various files. I actually didn't even really successfully cross-compile it, to get nload to work I just modified the final loader command line to point at the entire directory of .o files that ncurses makes and I had it sort it out from there. |
So, I'll just drop a link to an nload binary [http://files.chumby.com/bunnie/nload-0.7.2-bin.zip here]. | So, I'll just drop a link to an nload binary [http://files.chumby.com/bunnie/nload-0.7.2-bin.zip here]. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:48, 31 December 2009
The second question I asked after installing Tor was how much bandwidth is my chumby One really consuming? nload is a utility that can tell you that.
Cross-compiling nload sucks, particularly due to the fact that it needs ncurses, which is itself a pain to cross-compile, due to the fact that ncurses, as part of the install process, needs to run a bunch of host executables to create various files. I actually didn't even really successfully cross-compile it, to get nload to work I just modified the final loader command line to point at the entire directory of .o files that ncurses makes and I had it sort it out from there.
So, I'll just drop a link to an nload binary here.
Usage:
./nload -i 2000 -o 2000 wlan0
