I accidentally found this torrentflux mod:
http://tf-b4rt.berlios.de/

It works really well with RC6, using lighttpd, PHP4 and Sqlite2. For sqlite, i have to use RC5 package - i got Assertion failed message ( it has something like sizeof( ptr ) == sizeof( char ) ) when trying to open database using sqlite package from RC6 backport.

I got Python2.5 and its dependencies from this feed:
http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/optwa … ss/stable/

However, i'm forced to use bittornado which is a python client that bundled with tf-b4rt. It just use way too much memory - more than 64MB for 5 torrent downloads (It is like downloading into my Flash Disk before flusinh to my HDD. My Flash disk always blink its LED due to swapping ) and also eats a lot of cpu cycles. My Router also become veryyyy slow while torrents are running since we don't have the "nice" command.

So, torrentflux is working - just another piece of software and we should all have a perfect bittorrent download station! I want to try compiling the patched transmission client myself but i don't have a spare machine to install linux and (try) do it. I have a tight project schedule and i just cannot risk installing dual boot linux right now ( and for a while...)

Can any of you please download this source and package it for OpenWRT? That would be really nice. A busybox package with "nice" would also really nice I have downloaded lots of busybox packages that i can find but none of them contains "nice" :S

Modded transmission client can be found here, would some of you please compile it?
http://developer.berlios.de/project/sho … up_id=7000

Torrentflux is quite bulky, and in the limited testing I've done with it, is rather buggy also.  I would suggest you look into ctorrent.  It is a cli application that is much smaller, (since it doesn't require python, php, and SQLite.)  The swapping you are experiencing is a sure way to kill your flash drive, they aren't designed to be used as swap.  Also, if you want a busybox package that contains nice, build one.  Compiling your own OpenWRT images isn't hard to do.

the only reason that i don't (and can't) use ctorrent (or enhanced-ctorrent) is that my favourite tracker don't accept it...

I have been using transmissioncli for a while - that's why i have tried to use torrentflux-b4rt as i though that it will be able to use transmission. (but it's not!) I just got tired of ssh into router to manually manage my downloads by swapping between screens and i also dont' know my ratio when using transmissioncli... and transmissioncli doesn't have an option liked seed until ratio is X. It will seed forever until i manully stop it... actually transmission did have a CGI interface but i can't get that to work....:(

So, torrentflux is better than nothing, and it does a good job for me this week.

Yeah, I afraid so...about swapping. But it's just $10 - compared to $100 HDD and my data stored inside i'm willing to trade off but should be better if it's not under this massive swapping...I started to doubt that is there a "swapping" at all, it looks like apps just running straight on the swap.

okay...i i will try to compile by myself then...