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    Thx, but I fix it: see #49.
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    Any suggestions for post #42 ?
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    In telnet, What is the output of: opkg list-installed
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    Quote Originally Posted by el bandido View Post
    In telnet, What is the output of: opkg list-installed
    a bunch of lines like these:

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    In telnet, the command opkg list-installed Does exactly what it says. It lists the packages that are installed, and yes, there are quite a few items in the list. The idea was to see what you had installed, but it doesn't look like that is gonna happen. Wait a bit and there will be another image which should straighten it out. If it doesn't get straightened out or fixed in the next image, then let me know and we will do something else.
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    Quote Originally Posted by el bandido View Post
    In telnet, the command opkg list-installed Does exactly what it says. It lists the packages that are installed, and yes, there are quite a few items in the list. The idea was to see what you had installed, but it doesn't look like that is gonna happen. Wait a bit and there will be another image which should straighten it out. If it doesn't get straightened out or fixed in the next image, then let me know and we will do something else.
    So what should I look for in this list ?
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