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00:00.02jariep1_shingouz, I used the netinstall cd of sarge and it chooses grub
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00:00.13PhatedSlayerXP: Ah well...
00:00.13dxdSlayerXP so if i have a point its just that the WD are noticably, er,  quick
00:00.17Rubin_what is the skinny on mysql 4 and debian lisence issues?
00:00.23Rubin_what is mysql-dfsg?
00:00.34Jaguar_bb
00:00.38jariep1_shingouz, I think the problem is with writing to the MBR of this hard disk
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00:00.43cafuegodirecthex: ... and (grrrrr) a brand new nvidia gfx card.
00:01.04SlayerXPRubin_: mysql4 is an abomination in the sight of man, God and machine.  and therefore doesn't meet the dsfg requirement of not being "fundamentally shit"
00:01.04humbolthow can it be that not even oss sound is working correctly after two years of sarge development?
00:01.20Phatedpebcak pebcak pebcak oooh it's a pebcak
00:01.30shingouzjariep1_: how about some error messages you get when you try booting or when trying to install the stuff onto the MBR
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00:01.45Rubin_SlayerXP: LOL
00:01.50directhexcafuego, well as long as it does the job you need it to, does it make much difference?
00:02.05Rubin_is there a link to some info on the issues?
00:02.15jariep1_shingouz, everything works fine untill the reboot, then when it boots from the hard disk, it says error loading OS
00:02.18SlayerXPRubin_: google for "mysql gotchas"
00:02.20Rubin_its still GPL isnt it?
00:02.26cafuegodirecthex: Well, I *really* wanted an ATI, but the old card blew up and the stores that accept AMEX only had nvidia cards.
00:02.32Rubin_i mostly just want subqueries
00:02.41shingouzjariep1_: and that is it? no other errors?
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00:02.46SlayerXPRubin_: then you'll mostly want to be looking at postgres
00:02.57jariep1_yes, no other errors at all
00:03.02cafuegodirecthex: Mind you, didn't go for half measures. FX5700 vivo 256MB
00:03.28Rubin_SlayerXP: i have software already written for mysql though :(
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00:03.30directhexcafuego, you DO realise there's no advantage in that above a bottom end card if you don't plan on using the prioprietary driver and doing 3d things, right?
00:03.35cafuegoAnd it does wotk on on amd64
00:03.38PhatedSlayerXP: That, my good man, is an absolute work of ART.
00:03.50jariep1_i know  the error is with writing to the MBR becuase I just booted the hard disk with the floppy and am installing debian on it from the net
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00:03.54directhexcafuego, hang on...... you're running the binary driver? :o
00:03.56cafuegodirecthex: Indeed. My flightsim apps do like it, though.
00:04.02SlayerXPRubin_: if you wrote it well enough, the backend won't matter
00:04.08SlayerXPPhated: are you on drugs? :)
00:04.12directhexcafuego, play neverball. it's groovy
00:04.23PhatedSlayerXP: Heh.
00:04.23dxd!time
00:04.24dpkghmm... time is found on http://www.time.com/, or Tue Dec  7 00:04:25 2004
00:04.30cafuegodirecthex: Yeah, I have glx on linux coz my cats like 'Atlantis' the screensaver ;-)
00:04.51FBarthel_whats the noun to describe someone who studies physics?
00:04.53Rubin_SlayerXP: writing portable sql is worse than using the worst sql possible
00:04.55PhatedA guy who loves his cats. How sweet. :)
00:04.56dxdis that zulu time, or what ever they call these days
00:05.00PhatedFBarthel_: Unluckyist.
00:05.02cafuegoFBarthel_: Physics student
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00:05.15FBarthel_Phated: :D
00:05.19FBarthel_cafuego: isn
00:05.21cafuegoFBarthel_: aka 'poor bastard who gets to play with very cool toys'
00:05.26jariep1_shingouz, what do you think the problem is?
00:05.27SlayerXPRubin_: there's no such thing as bad sql.
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00:05.35FBarthel_cafuego: Isn't there a word like physist or something?
00:05.40cafuegoFBarthel_: No.
00:05.41SlayerXPthere is, however, such as thing as badly designed sql databases
00:05.49justinSlayerXP: theres both
00:05.52badblodyhow can i change new window in screen without ctrl +a + n ?
00:05.58Rubin_SlayerXP: lowest-common-denominator code that doesnt do anything the short-cut fast way because some platform might not support it
00:06.00SlayerXPif your sql is crap, you most likely got the structure wrong
00:06.03cafuegoFBarthel_: Of, you mean someone who has finished university and does physics? Physicist.
00:06.11justinbadblody: ctrl + a + ?
00:06.14dxdFBarthel_ typically one narrows the focus in physics..
00:06.18shingouzjariep1_: for some reason i like to think your computer is not supporting the drive. when it comes to configuring grub, ill have to pass. never ran grub yet
00:06.27FBarthel_cafuego: Aaah thank yea thats the word I am looking for
00:06.27jariep1_shingouz, how can I write to the MBR after i've installed debian
00:06.27Rubin_SlayerXP: im not a newb. if you realyl think writing portable SQL is easy you havn't ever looked into it
00:06.37IRCMonkeyaaaaany word on when sarge becomes stable ?
00:06.44Rubin_anyway, what i want to know is why mysql 4.1 is not avaialble in sid, mostly
00:06.53badblodyjustin, ^ a + number
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00:07.05justinbadblody: no, the key with the ? on it
00:07.11SlayerXPRubin_: I think designing databses well is very easy
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00:07.20cafuegoIRCMonkeyaaaa: the word is 'no'.
00:07.20shingouzjariep1_: with grub, i have no idea. sorry
00:07.39jariep1_shingouz, do you recommend I use LILO
00:07.53SlayerXPpop quiz: http://www.hinterlands.org/guessme.txt
00:08.00badblodythx justin
00:08.07SlayerXPguess what that query does, and which problem it solves
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00:08.16SlayerXPthe winner gets a cookie
00:08.26shingouzno. if you have the thing running on the same computer with deadrat and grub, i guess grub is ok there
00:08.47jariep1_ok
00:08.49justinhmm
00:10.08SlayerXPanyone? :)
00:10.11cowbudhrmm is it possible to run mysqld with xinetd I can't find shit on the web about it..anyone done this? (Why you ask? Cause I rarely use it but when I want to use it I don't want to start the bastard)
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00:10.33justinSlayerXP: first have to indent it :-P
00:10.35justdustsomething's fischy please help: when my system reboots, the last thing it does is detecting the nic and wait for dhcp, but then tty1 login pops up, and afterwards some more nic specifications... what can I do to delay the login prompt untill everything is set ?
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00:10.41SlayerXPcowbud: running mysqld out of any inetd is _stupid_
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00:11.07dxdslayerXP fault tolerant login? :)
00:11.17cowbudSlayerXP: using 60 megs for the twice a day I use it is STUPIDER haH
00:11.26VivekVCI would like to remove xdm,gdm and aslo xfree-86 from my system,
00:11.26VivekVChow do i go about it "apt-get remove <package name>" ?
00:11.31SlayerXPdxd: close, but no cookie
00:11.39SlayerXPcowbud: 60 megs of what?
00:11.49dvsVivekVC: dpkg -P <package name>
00:12.11cafuegocowbud: It'll get swapped out and won't be in the way.
00:12.14VivekVCI also would like to know the exact name of X "XFree-86" or xfree-86"
00:12.16ivanfreyjariep1_: to install grub you could use grub-install
00:12.26justinSlayerXP: is e a view of the list of words that have 'e' in them?
00:12.33VivekVCor XF86
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00:12.39cafuegocowbud: And no, you can't run *sql from inetd.
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00:12.46SlayerXPjustin: e is a table of words that start with 'e'
00:13.03justdustsomething's fischy please help: when my system reboots, the last thing it does is detecting the nic and wait for dhcp, but then tty1 login pops up, and afterwards some more nic specifications... what can I do to delay the login prompt untill everything is set ?
00:13.30cafuegojustdust: pebcak
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00:13.48justdustcafuego: ???
00:13.53cowbudcafuego: ahh yes swap is a good point I wasn't thinking about that ;)
00:14.01cafuegojustdust: You cna consider it to be not a problem.
00:14.07VivekVCIf i try apt-get remove <package name>. will it purge the
00:14.07VivekVCconfiguration files too, i installed the packages by apt-get install
00:14.07VivekVC<package name>, so i would ideally prefer "apt-get remove <package name>"
00:14.17SlayerXPjustin: that query is a special case, clues #2 is the same query without the special case
00:14.18justdustok
00:14.22shingouzcafuego: that was diplomatic :)
00:14.22rainfeverso are you guys manually typing in the name of the person you are responding too?
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00:14.31ivanfreyjariep1_: this works if the device map is right. You can get more information from http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/Installing-GRUB-using-grub-install.html#Installing%20GRUB%20using%20grub-install
00:14.39xamVivekVC: you want 'apt-get --purge remove <package>'
00:14.48cafuegoshingouz: yes, I hope people noticed, it doesn't happen very often ;-)
00:15.00shingouzhehe... maybe you need caffiene
00:15.15VivekVCxam: What is the exact package name of the the X server?
00:15.32cafuegotrue, only had 2 espressos sofar
00:15.33justdustVivekVC: depens on your vga card ?
00:15.36cowbudrain: you mean do we use nick completion?
00:15.37dxdlater... I hear a hand-pulled cask-conditioned ale calling
00:15.38cowbudhah
00:15.40cowbudclever as shit
00:16.01dvsVivekVC: xserver-xfree86
00:16.10VivekVCI use and Intel D45GLLY Motherboard with integrated Graphics card
00:16.14VivekVCdvs: Thanks
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00:16.47justdustdsv: I installed xserver-s3v, what is the difference ?
00:16.59vipersniperhow to configure iptables in debian
00:17.05shingouzjustdust: that is a 3.x series server
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00:17.45justdustshingouz: and xfree86 is ...
00:17.56shingouzseries 4
00:18.06justdustso it is better to use 4 ?
00:18.25shingouzdepends on the hardware. some real old stuff does not like the 4.x at all
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00:18.43SptI'm trying to rebuild my kernel and I just pulled up my system info off a website. but I'm still confused at which things I still need in the kernel. is there a site that lists more detailed what each item does?
00:18.44napsterhow many cd's do you have to d/l if you don't wanna netinstall ?
00:18.50justdusthmm, gues I have some work to do...
00:18.53shingouznapster: one
00:19.02nvzmy xserver crashed twice.. once starting supertux, and once when exiting cicrcus linux o.O
00:19.12justinCASE WHEN r.freq>1 THEN 1 ELSE COALESCE(r.freq,0) END is redundant..
00:19.27cafuego!stawlker justin
00:19.27justdustshingouz: define 'real old stuff' plz
00:19.27SlayerXPit's an autogenerated query
00:19.27dpkg$1: CAN YOU TELL ME ANY COMMAND PROMPT COMMANDS!!!!
00:19.36justdustls
00:19.54shingouzjustdust: stuff that is not supported by the 4.x but is by 3.x
00:20.04SlayerXPjustdust: the postgres optimiser throws that away, much easier than working it out manually.
00:20.12justinif r is the list of words that start with r, the word either has 1 r, or more, so it will always be 1
00:20.12SlayerXPjustin: the postgres optimiser throws that away, much easier than working it out manually.
00:20.22SlayerXPoh actually no
00:20.24napstershingouz: you can't have like 3 cd's to have tha packages ?
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00:20.30justdustok, I'm going to try the series 4 then...
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00:20.42SlayerXPjustin: there's a very special case you're not considering
00:20.48shingouznapster: yes you can but if your going to do a netinstall you dont need them
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00:21.23FieldySnuts@lart justin
00:21.40dondelelcaro!literal cmd: stawlker (.*?)
00:21.40dpkgCMD: stawlker (.*?) is ($1|OMG! SOME GUY CALLED MARK HAS HACKED MY KERNEL!!! HELP!!!): <reply> $1: (CAN YOU TELL ME ANY COMMAND PROMPT COMMANDS!!!!|WHY DOES THE LINUX KERNEL HAVE NO XML SUPPORT!!!)
00:21.58FieldySnutshaha XML support
00:21.58dondelelcaroum, yeah.
00:22.28PhatedYelch, that is an ugly factoid.
00:22.35SlayerXPjustdust: it's a database to play scrabble.
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00:22.39directhexFieldySnuts, you think it's funny? you SEEN the stuff microsoft are doing with their new command prompt replacement for longhorn? it's horiffic
00:22.52SlayerXPjustdust: that query is obfuscated because it includes the blank tile in the letter set
00:22.57FieldySnutsnope, don't care either
00:22.58vipersniperis there a good howto on setting up iptables firewall under debian
00:23.01napstershingouz: but i see 7 on the mirrors. which ones contain the packages ?
00:23.05SlayerXPjustin: that query is obfuscated because it includes the blank tile in the letter set
00:23.07SlayerXParrrgh
00:23.12Phatednapster: All of them contain packages.
00:23.20abrotmanvipersniper: netfilter.org
00:23.21shingouzwhat was the netinstall factoind again?
00:23.34abrotman!netinst
00:23.35dpkgi guess netinst is a small cd or set of floppy images which install the base Debian system. For woody, see http://www.debian.org/CD/netinst/  for boot floppies see http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/dists/stable/main/disks-i386/current/images-1.44/ and subdirs; for sarge see http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/, or see dialup install
00:23.39napsterPhated: none of them is just full of sources ?
00:23.39abrotmanor
00:23.40abrotman!d-i
00:23.40dpkgi guess d-i is the new installer for sarge (debian 3.1), at http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/ or see #debian-boot, but don't pester the d-i devs with unrelated questions
00:23.41shingouzty abrotman
00:23.41dondelelcaro!stawlker cafuego
00:23.41SlayerXPjustin: see http://www.hinterlands.org/guessme2.txt for the same query, but without a blank involved.
00:23.42dpkgcafuego: OMG! SOME GUY CALLED MARK HAS HACKED MY KERNEL!!! HELP!!!
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00:23.48Phatednapster: Er, no.
00:24.17shingouznapster: there you go, all the info you asked for :)
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00:24.49justinSlayerXP: thats an interesting way to do that heh
00:24.56xsancan someone help me get powernow to work?
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00:24.59SlayerXPjustin: the query for two blank tiles is even hairier :)
00:25.11The_Ultimate_Samwhat is the comandline comand to burn a cd
00:25.18The_Ultimate_Samis it like createcd?
00:25.19SlayerXPThe_Ultimate_Sam: man cdrecord
00:25.25xsanwhen I start powernowd i get this message: powernowd: PowerNow Daemon v0.90, (c) 2003-2004 John Clemens
00:25.25xsanpowernowd: Settings:
00:25.25xsanpowernowd:   verbosity:        3
00:25.25xsanpowernowd:   mode:             1     (AGGRESSIVE)
00:25.25xsanpowernowd:   step:           100 MHz (100000 kHz)
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00:25.26The_Ultimate_Samdanke
00:25.33nctervalI'm getting "in the prefix, you've chosen, are no KDE headers installed. This will fail." from a configure script, I assume I need the KDE headers.  What package are they in?
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00:26.25dondelelcaroxsan: please don't paste here.
00:26.29xsansorry
00:26.34abrotmanxsan: read the topic
00:26.35SlayerXPjustin: a chap called Dave Cridland and I put this together, it's by far the sneakiest bit of design orientated sql I've ever done
00:27.00nvzabrotman: /topic ;) some people could be ignorant to irc
00:27.01abrotmanblame dave!
00:27.05justdustmy mouse is a little knob between v and b keys, witch mod could support that ?
00:27.17abrotmannvz: most clients display it when youenter .. he had just entered
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00:27.36napsteri can't find a listing of the 7 cd's contents
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00:27.44nvzabrotman: yeah.. chatzilla from the latest mozilla suite shows it really large above the channel.. its nice
00:27.47shingouzjustdust: that is a ps/2 mouse
00:27.52justinSlayerXP: heh, I wrote a cryptoquote solver that generated regular expressions to find matchign words, was quite ugly
00:27.55abrotmannvz: really?
00:27.59nvzabrotman: irssi just shows whatever will fit on one console row
00:28.01FieldySnuts@annoy me
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00:28.05ravenbirdWhy do i get "NO SCREENS FOUND"?!?! HELP ME FUX0RS!!!!!!!!!
00:28.11justinSlayerXP: well actually, the code was pretty simple, the generated expressions were nasty
00:28.23abrotmannvz: no .. mine doesn't
00:28.36BruceRhello
00:28.43nvzabrotman: well you configured it not to, or didnt use the irssi-text package
00:28.50xsancan someone please tell me what a sysfs is?
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00:29.16nvzabrotman: irssi-text in debian's default config always shows one line of the /topic at the top
00:29.22abrotmannvz: i didn't config anything .. and it is irrsi-text
00:29.26abrotman_5~5~5~
00:29.38PhatedWhat nvz said.
00:29.41abrotmannope
00:29.46abrotmanit's normal
00:29.48abrotmanmaybe it
00:29.53abrotmanmaybe it's term dependant?
00:30.07PhatedHowso?
00:30.11nvzabrotman: doubt it.
00:30.16ivanfreynvz: Here in X-Chat Aqua I can read up Sarge Base+
00:30.20abrotmandamned if i know .. i just joined with irssi-text .. and it came up normal
00:30.27abrotmanand i haven't configed anythinga bout it
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00:30.30BruceRI can't startx anymore, yesterday i had to recompile the kernel and what not to install some graphics drivers. then i edited XF86config-4, then I ctrl-backspace and tried to startx to restart the x server so the changes would take place, and now i can't log into X at all.
00:30.33nvzabrotman: irssi's first line is /topic. last line is text entry, and 2nd to last is status.
00:30.35BruceRany help?
00:30.46abrotmannvz: i meant when you join
00:30.47Phatedabrotman: Wait, when you join, it shows everything, no? But after it scrolls off?
00:30.58abrotmanPhated: yes . but the guy had just joined
00:30.59PhatedHeh, talk about not being on the same page.
00:31.03justdustafter installinhow long does apt-cache search x take ?
00:31.06nvzabrotman: yeah.. well I am talking about clients and how they display it constantly
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00:31.13Phatedabrotman: The nicks scroll by quite fast, mind you.
00:31.19justin!tell brucer about X problem
00:31.25abrotmanyeah .. xchat shows it .. but in a text box
00:31.27nvzabrotman: chatzilla always shows the whole topic in a colored cell above the chat
00:31.38The_Ultimate_Samcan i use cdrecord to burn an image?
00:31.39abrotmani can't tell you how many times i've tried to change the #debian topic :)
00:31.46abrotmanThe_Ultimate_Sam: yes
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00:31.53shingouzjustdust: how many angels can dance on a point of a needle?
00:32.00The_Ultimate_Samiv been looking at the man and i cant see the option for it
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00:32.25VivekVCI just removed lilo using apt-get --purge remove lilo and intalled
00:32.26VivekVC*** grub using apt-get install grub, how do i configure grub now?
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00:32.36The_Ultimate_Samhow do i do it
00:32.41VivekVCintalled=installed*
00:32.42abrotmanVivekVC: read the docs
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00:33.15VivekVCabrotman: Where can i find the docs
00:33.19abrotman!grub
00:33.19dpkgsomebody said grub was [grub] Grand Unified Bootloader at http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/ . It's an extremely powerful boot loader that can boot a lot of OSes, understands a lot of filesystems including reiserfs..  Go here for an excellent step-by-step description of setting up grub on your system: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=4622, or a distributed internet crawler.
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00:33.33RememberPOLHello, my X server is giving me "caught signal 4. server aborting" using an old HP pavilion... the card uses the intel i810 driver but i have it set to vesa (i810 doesnt work heh)...it shows KDE for one minute then exists with that error msg, any ideas?
00:33.45nvzheh
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00:33.58shingouzThe_Ultimate_Sam: theres the cd-burning-howto, theres a bit more info on cdrecird
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00:34.04pzinhow many triggers do you have on that bot
00:34.07nvzstoned: lost your shadow
00:34.14justindpkg: stats
00:34.15dpkgSince Thu Nov  4 20:19:10 2004, there have been 497 modifications, 17529 questions, 4014 dunnos, 77 morons and 5875 commands.  I have been awake for 32d 4h 15m 5s this session, and currently reference 24804 factoids.  I'm using about 17968 kB of memory. With 0 active forks. Process time user/system 7984.89/324.78 child 5625.44/471.98
00:34.18npxIf I burn a .img file intended for a floppy to a CD, will it boot? I ask because i have one CD-R left, and my floppy drive doesn't work =/
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00:34.32pzinreal nice :)
00:34.41abrotmannpx: so burn a real cd image
00:34.41stoneddude, i try to run the zsnes package it start to load the rom and then my monitor shuts off and pc freezes up, keybourd mouse nothing responds
00:34.55abrotmansTone_heAd: don't do that
00:34.58abrotmanerr stoned
00:35.03npxabrotman, the floppy image won't work?
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00:35.05sTone_heAdheh
00:35.06stonedim like wtf, and then i reboot and all my stuff comes on again and xchat starts up like 3 coies
00:35.08stonedcopies*
00:35.10SlayerXPjustin: we solved the problem by precalculating where most of the lookups would be done and building a sql index to do that quickly.   1.79 million rows across 26 tables.
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00:35.19Phatednpx: If you can burn a CD... burn a .iso instead of a .img?
00:35.29dvsstoned: Stop saving your setup
00:35.29nvzstoned: try snes9x
00:35.40thorieanyone here like knoppix better than debian?
00:35.44abrotmanno
00:35.44npxPhated, see the thing is I'm on a dial-up and the smallest image I can find is 44mb
00:35.47abrotmanthis is #debian
00:35.50ivanfreynvz: I can cursor within the text box to see to whole topic. I wonder if there is a preference setting within X-Chat Aqua (Mac OS X) to see the whole shebang.
00:35.52nvzstoned: I think zsnes is the one I used though.. I dont remember.. just know I use dgen and fceu.
00:35.52npxand I'd sorta like to use my linux install tonight =P
00:35.53justdustafter just installing xserver and xfonts, what exactly can you do ?
00:35.53thorieok
00:35.56Phatednpx: OK, so download that...?
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00:36.23scarynetworkguynpx: http:/www.cheapbytes.com
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00:36.29nvzivanfrey: no idea never seen X-Chat. theres really no point to check it out, I got irssi
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00:36.32npxI will if it's impossible to burn a bootable floppy image onto a CD
00:36.38pixelmonkeydoes anyone know where to get Mono packages which are more up to date than unstable... I see alioth but it seems broken
00:36.41abrotmannpx: /msg dpkg d-i
00:37.23cafuegonpx: Withe 44Mb iso you'll still be downloading packages all night and all of tomorrow anyway if you're on dialup.
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00:37.40nvzpixelmonkey: anything more up-to-date-that-unstable means not in debian and thus off-topic.. especially when its something for programming Microsoft .NET shit
00:37.41UweHello.
00:37.44justinit's not impossible, just a waste of a cd
00:37.46npxcafuego, No, I'm doing this so I can boot a broken installation
00:37.58UweHow do I add something to LD_LIBRARY_PATH?
00:37.58ivanfreynvz: I was just thinking aloud. ;-)
00:38.05cafuegonpx: How is it broken?
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00:38.07nvzpixelmonkey: I'd recommend trying somewhere you might actually get help.. I.E. where people use it
00:38.07npxjustin thank you
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00:38.25npxcafuego, The 2.6.9-2-k7 bug where the /initrd.img symlink gets killed
00:38.26|C|Rickhello
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00:38.36WiFiTuxHow can I reinstall the DNS client services? I'm loosing the DNS by any odd reasson, I can ping the netework, can't ping a network. and /etc/resolv.conf is fine
00:38.42pixelmonkeynvz: Eh, okay.  Considering it's DEBIAN packages, I figured it's on topic.
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00:38.54cafuegonpx: Ok, so you should be fine with 3 or 4 floppy images?
00:39.01nvzpixelmonkey: no, you specifically asked for something NOT IN DEBIAN
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00:39.07npxYeah I *would* be if my floppy drive started workign!
00:39.10nvzpixelmonkey: saying debian packages were too old
00:39.11Phatedcafuego: npx doesn't have a working floppy drive, I belive.
00:39.15cafuego<heh>
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00:39.19pixelmonkeynvz: not in debian the distribution, but using the deb package format
00:39.26npxI've only used the damn thing like twice
00:39.28thorieWiFiTux: i had that problem before... did you already check to see if you're getting a lot of error packets? I eventually replaced my router
00:39.33pixelmonkeynvz: i didn't say debian is too old, Mono development is happening as we speak, so they could never be new enough
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00:39.45npxand then there's the little problem of needing something that supports xfs!
00:39.46nvzpixelmonkey: apt-get.org is the page for unoffical repository searches
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00:39.49pixelmonkeynvz: just that I figure some developers might have an unofficial repostiory somwehere
00:39.57nvzpixelmonkey: thats about the best we could do
00:40.00shingouznpx: how about breaking out the isopropanol and cleaning the heads on the floppy, seems to help on ancient hardware
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00:40.10abrotmanpixelmonkey: you might get a better response at #mono on irc.gnome.org
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00:40.18nvzpixelmonkey: this is a group of users.. if you want to find some mono developers you are in the wrong place
00:40.20WiFiTuxthorie, error:0
00:40.20rickkdoes debian come with a CVS repository software
00:40.20abrotman!info mono experimental
00:40.21cafuegonpx: Well, there are 2.4-xfs boot floppy images... can you steal a floppy drive from somewhere?
00:40.22pixelmonkeyabrotman, that's where I'm heading
00:40.27thorieokay
00:40.31pixelmonkeynvz: users are often developers too
00:40.35pixelmonkeynvz: sigh, hopeless
00:40.41npxcafuego, if I could, I would have
00:40.43dondelelcarorickk: yes, it's called cvs.
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00:40.57netc0dehi guys!
00:41.00nvzpixelmonkey: I really dont think many #debian people are mono developers is what I am telling you from like 3 years being here
00:41.10dondelelcarorickk: although you'll probably be happier with svn or tla or arch...
00:41.13rickkthanks
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00:41.18abrotmantla is arch no?
00:41.22thorierickk: look into svn too
00:41.23netc0dei'm trying to downgrade a debian package with the command dpkg --force-downgrade package
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00:41.28dsg68818Hi
00:41.33dsg68818I have a question
00:41.36pixelmonkeynvz: that might have something to do with you scaring Mono developers away, if this is the response I get coming in here ;)
00:41.40netc0debut it's not working... whats the matter?
00:41.42dondelelcaroabrotman: yes, it is...
00:41.47abrotmanok
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00:41.47nvzpixelmonkey: heh, I doubt it
00:41.53abrotmandsg68818: ask already
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00:42.01cafuegodsg68818: Are you going to ask the question or should we guess?
00:42.11dsg68818I have 2 audio cards on my PC
00:42.17rickkok
00:42.17rickkwill it allow password protection of code
00:42.30abrotmanthat's not a question
00:42.33dondelelcarorickk: uh, they all do.
00:42.36npx44mb iso it is then
00:42.39dsg68818By default it selects one of them
00:42.42Covenerdsg68818: and how many enter keys?
00:42.46abrotman!d-i
00:42.46dpkgsomebody said d-i was the new installer for sarge (debian 3.1), at http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/ or see #debian-boot, but don't pester the d-i devs with unrelated questions
00:42.49abrotmannpx: use that
00:42.56abrotmanunless oyu're on dialup i guess
00:42.56ivanfreydondelecaro: tla and arch are the same aren't they?
00:42.57dsg68818how can I change to use the other by default
00:42.58shingouzCovener: ouch :)
00:42.59dsg68818?
00:42.59nvzpixelmonkey: I have been in here 3 years nearly constantly, and have only seen a discussion about mono once before
00:43.18cafuegodsg68818: Add their respective driver modules to /etc/modules in the order you'd like to have them loaded.
00:43.22npxabrotman I am on dial-up (and the 44mb iso is a netinst d-i iso with xfs support)
00:43.30dondelelcaroivanfrey: pretty much, yes. tla is an implementation of arch.
00:43.33netc0dedpkg, can u help me to downgrade a debian testing package to a debian stable package on woody??
00:43.34pixelmonkeynvz: Mono is producing user applications (Muine, F-Spot, Beagle), so you'll probably see more questions soon.
00:43.35dpkgnetc0de: You are moron #78
00:43.37dsg68818ok
00:43.40dsg68818thanks
00:43.43rickkif i set it up in that manner
00:43.43rickkwell some i have seen don't but thanks
00:43.52pixelmonkeynvz: past three years don't serve as good predictor, IMO
00:43.52npxThanks for the help guys and gals
00:43.59nvzpixelmonkey: oh boy, cant wait.
00:44.00badblodyhow can i change the lc_all in eterm configuration?
00:44.19nvzpixelmonkey: what you dont seem to understand is what you see and what you get are often two different things
00:44.21pixelmonkeynvz: out of curiosity (hope I don't fan a flame), why do you hate Mono so much?
00:44.22netc0dedpkg, noron #78?
00:44.24dpkgnetc0de: no idea
00:44.27abrotman!bobbitt
00:44.27dpkgRemember Lorena Bobbitt?  Remember what she did to her husband's woody?  Well, when you install unstable software on your stable woody system, you get the same result.
00:44.34abrotmandpkg: what are you
00:44.34dpkgI am a blootbot. For more info see <blootbot>
00:44.38netc0deoh my...
00:44.41nvzpixelmonkey: although I may see the questions, doesnt mean people like me who have been using debian for years, and provide the answers will be answering them
00:44.55npxI think it'd be wicked if all windows apps ran on linux (in a sandbox)
00:45.01netc0dei want a command like rpm -Uvh --oldpackage package
00:45.03nvzpixelmonkey: I dont hate it, I dont know shit about it.. thats the point.. you cant ask questions where people dont know shit about it
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00:45.11netc0dei wanna just downgrade a package
00:45.12npxif Mono takes us any closer to that, I'm all about it
00:45.12netc0de:/
00:45.14nvzpixelmonkey: you have to ask where there are knowlagable people
00:45.17justdustxdm rules
00:45.18dondelelcaronetc0de: so just dpkg -i foopkg.deb
00:45.22Phateddondelelcaro: He's done it too many times. See? I'm even calling him a he! :)
00:45.23directhexdondelelcaro, but he fails against searle's chinese room argument
00:45.27SlayerXPnetc0de: okay, you have our permission to possess one.
00:45.27netc0dedondelelcaro....
00:45.33dsg68818hi cafuego
00:45.42dsg68818I tried to find this directory
00:45.44pixelmonkeynpx: that's not the ultimate goal of Mono, I don't think.  Unless the Windows apps you are talking about are developed under Mono for Windows.
00:45.46dsg68818but I can't
00:45.46netc0dei've update some package in my debian woody to testing..
00:45.54UweHow do I find out my internet connexion speed?
00:45.59npxpixelmonkey, I realize that
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00:46.01netc0deand it updated some dep package..
00:46.04jaggyre
00:46.13PhatedAnd broke your system, you idiot.
00:46.14pixelmonkeynvz: I agree, GIMPNet shoulda been my first stop
00:46.17npxpixelmonkey, but a full-featured C# dev environment is a big step in that direction
00:46.18netc0denow I wanna downgrade that updated dep package
00:46.30netc0dedondelelcaro, understood?
00:46.32dsg68818could you help me on that?
00:46.34dondelelcaronetc0de: dowgrading packages is not supported.
00:46.43directhexpixelmonkey, mono 2.0 is due to run windows.forms, allowing it to run any basic apps compiled with the windows .net framework compilers
00:46.44pixelmonkeynpx: 'course... truthfully I'm more of a C person, but I just like the ideas behind some Mono apps...
00:46.47dondelelcaronetc0de: you're better off just completing the upgrade to testing proper.
00:46.49RememberPOLhow do i print information about my video card? (Xfree86 crashes with: "Caught signal 4")
00:46.53dondelelcaro!downgrade
00:46.54dpkgi heard downgrade is not possible with apt-get currently.  No future support is anticipated. Some programs change the binary format of their files in a way that cannot be rolled back later. If you find you want to try going from unstable/testing => stable, then read http://www.debianplanet.org/node.php?id=880 or The Debian Reference Section 6.2.7, or http://people.debian.org/~osamu/downgrade.html
00:47.04netc0dedondelelcaro, hum...
00:47.04CovenerRememberPOL: lspci?
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00:47.08thorieUwe: there are theoretical limits, real limits, and there are also averge connection speeds dependent on the other system you're communicating with and all the internet hardware in between
00:47.14npxI use Python mostly
00:47.17pixelmonkeydirecthex, emphasis on basic I think :) but yes.
00:47.18RememberPOLCovenerthat's the one thanks
00:47.20netc0dedondelelcaro, and how about dpkg --force-downgrade feature?
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00:47.27netc0deits not working properly yet?
00:47.27pixelmonkeyheh
00:47.28mikeeusalolz
00:47.35jaggywhat X driver do I need for getting my synaptics touchpad's tapping to work again?
00:47.36mikeeusartfmz
00:47.40mikeeusalolzrz
00:47.42pixelmonkeyjaggy: synaptics
00:47.44abrotmanmikeeusa: shut up
00:47.45jaggyit stopped working after I installed packages and configured X
00:47.49pixelmonkeyjaggy: 0.13 is the latest I think
00:47.55npxmikeeusa stfuz0rs ugotsrvd
00:47.56Uwethorie: how do I find out the theoretical speed?
00:47.57mikeeusai hate feminists
00:47.59dondelelcaronetc0de: that's always on by default.
00:48.02mikeeusathey sux0rz
00:48.03SlayerXPnetc0de: just resotre your system to the backup you made prior to the upgrade
00:48.05nvzpixelmonkey: thats all I was trying to tell you, is you arent in the right place. I know the people who sit around here and answer questions and what their areas of interest are
00:48.06SlayerXPrestore
00:48.13abrotmanmikeeusa: gonna talk about debian?
00:48.15dondelelcaronetc0de: but then, you would have known that if you had read man dpkg;
00:48.23mikeeusadebian rox0rz
00:48.30thorieUwe: ifconfig should show you your link speed
00:48.32SlayerXPdeiban sucks, imo
00:48.35mikeeusai use it on alm0st all my b0xenz!
00:48.35SlayerXPerr
00:48.39SlayerXPdebian sucks, imo
00:48.42pixelmonkeyjaggy: hold on, I'll find the URL (tho I have the tarball right here...)
00:48.44netc0deSlayerXP, o don't make a backup..
00:48.45mikeeusaSlayerXP, Fu ph4g
00:48.45npxhahaha
00:48.46jaggypixel, there's another aspect to this.. I installed a bunch of packages (was at a "base install" state prior to that), then ran X without rebooting and the touchpad worked.  After rebooting it doesn't work
00:48.49cafuego!ops
00:48.50dpkgMeet your friendly #debian operators: bdale, bob2, caphuso, dondelelcaro, doogie, eeyore-, ElectricElf, greycat, helix, ljlane, LoRez, mentor, Netsnipe, TML, walters, xk. Or: This is the Emergency Debian Hologram please state the nature of your #debian emergency.
00:48.52abrotmanjust kill him now
00:48.52netc0deSlayerXP, what backup?
00:48.58abrotmandondelelcaro was just here
00:49.03npxHmm.
00:49.07Rezhuh, wha?
00:49.10cafuegoSlayerXP is trolling and mikeeusa is being an idiot.
00:49.11thorieUwe: if it's an ethernet card, its probably something like 10BT or 100BT
00:49.12jaggyI do have the URL and the tar.gz for the driver I found online.. just wondering if I need it being that it worked prior to rebooting, without installing this driver from the web
00:49.13abrotmanRez: mikeeusa
00:49.13pixelmonkeyjaggy, I think this is it: http://web.telia.com/~u89404340/touchpad/files/
00:49.14PhatedRez: mikeeusa
00:49.15mikeeusawhy does SlayerXP hate deb?
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00:49.22SlayerXPnetc0de: the one you made before any potentially data-destroying upgrade, like this one
00:49.36cafuegoCan we have them both neutered to avoid this in future generations?
00:49.38Uwethorie: ifconfig says command not found.
00:49.48dondelelcaroUwe: /sbin/ifconfig
00:49.49Covenermikeeusa: He's making fun of you for acting like a 12 y/o AOL'er :(
00:49.49netc0deSlayerXP, this is a debian own backup style?
00:49.49mikeeusal0lz ima outz yo, and women's rights must die
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00:49.56netc0deSlayerXP, or a general backup?
00:50.00nvzpixelmonkey: programming is usually not good questions for a distro users group.. but in #debian you have a large ammount of perl and shell hackers of course cause debian revolves around it.. so you could get away with certain languages.. however debian would be debian just the same without mono.. I will bet 99.9% of the people not only arent knowlagable but are just as ignorant to its very existance as I am
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00:50.29SlayerXPnetc0de: there's no debian-specific definition of the word "backup"
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00:50.41SlayerXPcafuego: trolling?  me?  I'm hurt.
00:50.52cafuegoSlayerXP: iwntb
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00:50.59netc0deSlayerXP, imagine, restore a backup coz i cant downgrade a package?
00:51.01SlayerXP!iwntb
00:51.04PhatedSlayerXP: Yes there is. backup (n): the things that prevent you from being made an idiot. :)
00:51.06Uwedondelelcaro, thorie: it should a lot of info scrolling down.  How do I read it?
00:51.09netc0deit's not much useful...
00:51.16npxI think having a ton of windows-only developers writing software with a language/IDE that's supported by FreeBSD (macosx by extension)/linux would kick ass
00:51.17netc0dei don't know...
00:51.29SlayerXPcafuego: please expand your FLA
00:51.39cafuegonpx: Yopu don't think they'd pump out low-quality non-free software?
00:51.41thorieUwe: try ifconfig | less
00:51.43cafuego!wnbt
00:51.43dpkgwnbt is, like, Will Not Be Trolled
00:51.44PhatedWhy the heck would you even try to upgrade anything on woody to sarge or sid?
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00:51.49SlayerXPahh right
00:52.04SlayerXPspoilsport
00:52.09Uwethorie: which part of it is the speed?
00:52.16npxcafuego, Oh, I do, but I'd be able to select from a larger pool of software (some of which would inevitably be decent) and run all that poorly written code in a sandbox
00:52.20CovenerUh oh, now it's On.
00:52.23dondelelcaronetc0de: read /topic, and refrain from /msg'ing me.
00:52.30cafuegoSlayerXP: I'm going to the next olympics, representing holland in spoilsport (with sussusdio)
00:52.39pixelmonkeynvz: okay, well, I'm a shell scripting, C programming kinda guy who is trying to _use_ C# apps and dev tools under Linux, for fun and educational purposes... maybe I'm too young as a Debian user! (maybe that's why all my friends use Gentoo ;-))
00:52.47WiFiTuxHow can I reinstall the DNS client services? I'm loosing the DNS by any odd reasson, I can ping the netework, can't ping a network. and /etc/resolv.conf is fine
00:52.57thorieUwe: I forgot, it's been a while
00:52.58abrotmanlosing
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00:53.06Uwethorie: it just shows up addresses and stuff.
00:53.08abrotman!find nslookup
00:53.09thorieUwe: check the instructions for ifconfig, type man ifconfig
00:53.15cafuegodnsutils
00:53.17dpkgDebian Search of 'nslookup' (7 shown; 11 total): (/usr/bin/nslookup) in net/dnsutils ;; (/usr/bin/ptknslookup) in net/ptknettools ;; (/usr/share/scrollz/help/nslookup) in net/scrollz ;; (/usr/share/kaptain/nslookup.kaptn) in utils/kaptain ;; (/usr/lib/bitchx/help/1_General/nslookup.bz2) in net/bitchx ;; (/usr/share/kvirc/help/en/nslookup.kvihelp) in doc/kvirc-doc ;; (/usr/share/procmail-lib/pm-janslookup.rc) in mail/procmail-lib.
00:53.24cafuegodpkg: you slow
00:53.24dpkgcafuego: I'm not sure, is it larger than a breadbox?
00:53.32pixelmonkeynvz: anyway I don't see why generalizations about debian users should govern whether you think this or that question is relevant.
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