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<0> a940c32badf17186e6527085eef20bc5 all-20060611.tar.bz2
<0> that is what i got out..
<1> md5sum -c all-20060611.tar.bz2.md5 (where that file contains the md5sum info for the file you want to test)
<2> Are you sure it download completely?
<2> MD5 0f2f5adfb539ef0a40fc72a2b46a0349 all-20060611.tar.bz2 13806629
<2> please check the filesize: 13806629
<0> ya..
<0> downloaded totally
<2> WiNn3t0U, your MD5 checksum is incorrect
<2> Your download is broken or you have another problem
<0> maybe..
<0> but the download seems ok...
<1> I'd purge the file and download it again with wget.
<2> p3nguin, if you have a fast connection, can you please check your MD5 on that file?
<0> i have downloaded it with wget.....
<1> Sure. One moment.



<0> and it's ok..
<0> maybe i didn't type well something ?
<2> the gentoo checksum says it should match the MD5 I pasted above
<2> I tried downloading the file off a fast shell and it indeed does match the md5 from the ebuild
<1> MD5 (all-20060611.tar.bz2) = 0f2f5adfb539ef0a40fc72a2b46a0349
<2> okay, its definitely your download which is broken WiNn3t0U
<2> please remove the file and download it again
<0> remove is rm ???
<1> Yes.
<0> the command i mean
<2> rm all-20060611.tar.bz2
<2> and then: wget -c ftp://ftp.snt.utwente.nl/pub/os/linux/gentoo/distfiles/all-20060611.tar.bz2
<0> and why -c ?
<2> -c is to instruct wget to resume downloading a file if the download breaks in the middle
<2> if you do not use -c, it will download to another file with .num appended to the filename
<0> ahh
<2> e.g. if you are downloading foo.tar and the download interrupts, it will download to a new file called foo.tar.1
<0> so it's probably suggested to always use -c... at least with bigger files ?
<2> it goes on like that, incrementing the number each time the download breaks
<2> yes, its recommended to use -c always
<2> as a curiosity, check your directory :) maybe you have a all-20060611.tar.bz2.1 lying around
<0> downloaded
<0> no...
<0> now only 1
<2> do the md5sum command again
<0> 0f2f5adfb539ef0a40fc72a2b46a0349 all-20060611.tar.bz2
<2> Thats correct :)
<0> and how do i know it's correct ??
<2> 0f2f5adfb539ef0a40fc72a2b46a0349
<2> This is what I got from the gentoo ebuild
<0> ahh
<0> ok..
<2> it matches what you got
<0> so now i should tar it...
<0> ?
<0> or no.... ?
<0> be back in 2 min.
<2> WiNn3t0U, you untar it to /usr/lib/win32
<2> thats the part you need to learn ;)
<3> hiccup needs someone to setup a bsd box.
<3> he will pay.
<3> he wants to set it up for webhosting
<3> already on the net
<3> will give u su account.
<3> you become his admin.
<1> What is a su account?
<3> super user
<3> i know you were joking.
<1> su is a command that means switch user.
<3> i hope you were anyway.
<3> yes.
<0> simpleguy
<3> as in switch to a super user account so you can admin his box.
<3> you know what i mean.
<3> lol.
<0> can i just extract it like in windows ??
<1> A lot of people think that su means super user but it means switch user.
<3> i know what it does.
<4> where i will get the ALSA Plugins ??
<1> Apparently not.
<3> i know su is a linux command.



<1> Wrong again.
<3> i also used it in the context of su acct as super user.
<2> unix ;)
<3> o you mean linux doesn't have an su command ?
<2> linux does have an su command, like unix
<2> it stands for "switch user" rather than "super user"
<1> Back in the Unix it was "substitute user."
<3> so anyway.
<3> hiccup needs a bsd guru
<3> to set up his web hosting biz.
<0> Simpleguy WiNn3t0U, you untar it to /usr/lib/win32
<4> i need ALSA Plugins ?
<0> i don't have the directory win32
<0> shall i create it ?
<1> A su command appeared in Version 1 AT&T UNIX.
<1> WiNn3t0U: Yes, create it.
<2> WiNn3t0U, tar jxvf all-20060611.tar.bz2
<2> and then mv all the files inside all-20060611/ to /usr/lib/win32/
<1> Seems it would be better to mkdir /usr/lib/win32;tar jxvf all-20060611.tar.bz2 -C /usr/lib/win32
<3> does anybody here use amarok ?
<2> it untars to all-20060611/
<1> eww
<1> I hate when that happens.
<2> heh
<3> which is better amarok or kaffeine ?
<3> what is a fast dvd player for linux ?
<5> ..
<1> I've heard a lot of people like amarok.
<1> I like mplayer, myself.
<1> or xine
<5> amarok and kaffein are different applications
<2> I personally use either mplayer or xine
<3> mplayer or xine.
<5> sure, mplayer is the best
<5> you can do almost everything with mplayer
<3> you can listen to mp3's, watch dvd's ?
<3> excellent.
<1> Sure can.
<5> yep
<3> not mplayer.exe from windows.
<5> but for listening music , pick an other application
<3> there's actually an mplayer for linux.
<3> how do you like that.
<2> There is word that you can smear crap on a cd, and mplayer will still try to play it ;)
<3> lol
<1> mplayer dvd://
<3> where can i get the rpm ?
<3> o nevermind
<3> i'll google it.
<5> its name is mediaplayer davimar
<5> ant ours is mplayer
<5> google it davimar !
<3> o.
<5> look at your distro's repos
<3> if you look at the binary of media player for older versions of windows.
<5> which distro?
<3> it's actually named mplayer.exe
<5> it is a shortcut i think
<3> i just like linux a lot better than windows.
<3> my friend that showed me linux hates kde.
<3> but i like kde.
<5> ? who said that
<1> I'm not too fond of it, it's too bloated.
<0> finally..
<5> could be, but the alternatives are good , heh
<0> i've managet to move it now.....
<3> well i am trying to find ways to speed it up.
<0> but i did it myself :D :D
<0> and now it is installed ?
<3> windows 2000 and windows xp ran alot faster on this 1 gigahertz
<3> but kde is running slooooow.
<1> wii the_ruthless
<1> err
<3> but i still like linux better.


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