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<0> it should follow the system language
<0> so whatever you setup in kde
<0> go into your configuration and change that look for the flag
<1> hmm, this americas army game looks pretty sweet for a free game. anyone tried it?
<2> ok
<3> evenfl0w : years ago. Didn't much like it.
<1> the screen shots look pretty amazing.
<4> Where can I get the Debian netinstall image that I can use on my PPC?
<3> debian.org?
<4> I'm looking at http://www.debian.org/ports/powerpc/ right now, but I don't spot what I need.
<2> Cancel, where is kde setup?
<0> you work on that
<0> its a menu driven system
<5> how do I remove the error that says W: not using locking for read only lock file? every time iboot says lock file
<0> find it in the menu
<5> root
<5> thats what i am using
<5> and it gives the error
<3> http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/3.1_r1/powerpc/iso-cd/debian-31r1a-powerpc-netinst.iso
<6> evenfl0w, i liked AA;O
<4> Hmm, I need a .gz for it.
<3> why?
<4> Well, I'm trying to follow this http://www.rapierbit.org/linux/newkernel.html
<4> I truely have no idea what I am doing with this particular case. Linux on an Old World PPC without a PCI bus is really tricky.
<3> wow.... 5 year-old instructions.
<3> ah...
<4> Do you know if the kernel on that ISO is a gzipped kernel?
<6> hmm strange, the magnet in my cd-rom is too powerful and refuses to open if theres no cd in it
<0> p3nguin: are you a masochist?
<4> Ah, I see how you found that netinst image. I was thinking it would be linked from the PPC page, but I had to start in the mirror list.
<4> Cancel: Not usually. You expect it to be that bad?
<7> anybody here got office2003 (all the components) working right with crossXover Pro 4.1 ?
<4> I like my Mac. It's a nice little computer.
<7> i never had a mac (of my own)
<7> :/
<4> I have a PPC 5260 120MHz 40MB RAM. I'm wanting to put Linux on it.
<3> http://chuckcurrie.blogs.com/photos/uncategorized/jesusbushweb.JPG
<3> This made me laugh.
<8> Hi folks. Is it possible to find a specific piece of information within a .txt file in Linux?
<4> eEEp: grep -r
<9> with grep, yes, man grep
<7> eEEp: find?
<3> eEEp : Sure.... grep "what you want to find" file.txt
<7> yeah..grep
<7> :D
<8> Ok, thank you for you help.
<10> anyone have flash support?
<1> ive got flash support yes.
<3> I do, too.
<7> omfg, how long does a 1GB iso file got fully extracted on an average box? (using Achieve Manager(GNOME) )
<7> ?
<7> any idea?
<11> anyone, any success with the native-opera + flash setup?
<0> four days
<7> what?
<12> anyone knows where qmail stores received messages by default?
<3> if you follow a normal installation in ~/Maildir/new
<3> check your defaultdelivery file in /path/to/qmail/control/
<12> there is no file called defaultdelivery;)
<3> bash-2.05b$ cat /var/qmail/control/defaultdelivery
<3> ./Maildir/
<3> There should be. :)
<3> what did you use to install qmail?
<12> swaret --install netqmail... i think i'll just create it and see what happens
<3> beerminator : If you're interested, a from-scratch install isn't hard to do. Follow www.lifewithqmail.org. They have great documentation and their method is pretty friggen sweet (from an admin perspective)
<12> hmm, nothing
<3> qmailctl status
<12> messages in queue: 5
<9> * spamd is not designed to listen to an untrusted network
<9> * and is vulnerable to DoS attacks (and eternal doom) if
<9> * configured to do so
<9> nice warning. argh that was supposed to be one line.
<12> so, what does that mean? where exactly are they?
<13> is there a suse channel or is this it
<14> this is generally linux
<0> this is it
<0> no suse channel this network of any value
<9> freenode #suse maybe
<3> beerminator : They're in limbo. Do up the default directory, then use makemaildir to make up your Maildir in your home directory.
<9> i never could stand qmail, you are sick :P
<3> it's secure and once you get it up and running (not a hard task if you follow the directions), "IT JUST WORKS" forever and ever.
<12> simmy: ok... done it.. but they're still in qeue
<3> try sending a new message. the queue takes a minute or two to realize it can send mail.
<3> er... deliver.
<12> sent other 2 messages, no result... and the qeue still is 5, but suppose to be 7
<3> what does the qmail log say?
<12> errr it has a log?
<12> can't seem to find it
<3> should be in /var/log/qmail
<3> If not... I HIGHLY recommend either a different mta (postfix is nice, I hear) or to use www.lifewithqmail.org to set the thing up like most people would expect it to be set up.
<12> k, i'll check tomorrow the manual if i did something wrong
<4> I like postfix, but it seems flaky at times.
<12> thanks for the help
<15> does anyone know how can i use my wintv card (hauppage bt848 with kernel 2.6.14 on archlinux)?
<13> there is no promise support for suse 10
<13> fast trec 100 raid
<13> support stops at 9.0
<3> oh my god! My ex-boss finally made it so I couldn't ssh into their mail server!
<3> it's only been 10 months! ;)
<16> he pulled the cable off :)
<4> It's probably just a network error.
<3> no... .I can still telnet server 25
<3> it's just got port 22 and 443 (a redirect to ssh) turned off now.
<3> I wonder.....
<4> telnet to it and turn it back on.
<3> OMG! webmin is still turned on!
<3> I bet he turned ssh off at the firewall. I could change that, too, if I REALLY wanted to. ;)
<6> rofl
<3> I'm the only person that's logged in as root in the last 10 months.
<3> and I've verified that their SUS server hasn't been updated in 6 months, either.
<4> I'm still trying to gather the things to get Debian on the PPC. I don't understand what this means, "get the installation RAM disk image." Any idea?
<3> initrd maybe?
<3> that is the initial ram disk afterall.
<4> "just a kernel, Mac OS, BootX, and a PPC install ramdisk GZ image"
<4> Hmm where does one get such a thing?
<17> initrd.gz
<9> in all these years i've never had to use an initrd, what is the point?
<17> The point is loading stuff into your ram instead of your disk
<17> then you can write to it, if neccessery
<4> I'm trying to find that on the debian ftp, but, once again, I don't see it in an easy-to-find place.
<4> Nevermind, it's on the CD.
<4> Well sonofabitch. My bootx.sit is corrupted. It takes so long to download things on that box. I think I saw 22KB/s at peak.
<4> install/powerpc/2.4/vmlinux is obviously a 2.4 kernel, but what version is install/powerpc/vmlinux?
<0> fire-eyes: from the scsi world
<9> Cancel: what's that?
<4> heh
<0> the reas for the initr
<9> oh ok. i forgot about that. i've got scsi systems though, never needed it. is this for older stuff?
<0> fire-eyes: its the ram disc that contains the modules for your scsi devices
<0> as ifyou cant load your scsi devices ya cant load your partitions ya cant load your system
<17> but you load the ram disk from the scsi (cd lets say)..?
<9> weird. i guess it's over my head, i have scsi systems and it all works out fine
<17> Cancel, if scsi is not supported it wont be able to load the initrd
<0> read up on initrd and what its for
<17> I know what it is for
<17> and I used it plenty times
<0> not going to walk ya through it today
<0> its well documented
<17> walk me through it?
<17> I have a whole distro made in it
<9> if i ever need it i guess i'll read about it :)
<0> from the man page
<0> NAME
<0> initrd - boot loader initialized RAM disk
<0> DESCRIPTION
<0> The special file /dev/initrd is a read-only block device.
<0> Device /dev/initrd is a RAM disk that is initialized (e.g.
<0> loaded) by the boot loader before the kernel is started.
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