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<0> hey
<0> is this bash tag correct: alias ls="ls -ap --color=auto"
<1> yes Swerve
<0> echo 'Welcome' $USER
<0> echo ''
<0> echo "`uptime`"
<0> Techdeck
<0> i type bash
<0> serv-3-10-208:~# bash
<0> bash: /root/.bashrc: line 7: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `''
<0> what is the problem
<1> echo -e "Welcome $USER\n\n$(uptime)"
<0> bash: /root/.bashrc: line 7: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `''
<0> and this is from .. ?
<1> echo -e "Welcome $USER\n\n$(uptime)" this instead all of your lines
<0> ppl
<0> # ~/.bashrc: executed by bash(1) for non-login shells.
<0> export PS1='\[\033[1;34m\]\[\033)0\016\]\[\]lq\[\017\033(B\](\[\033[1;37m\]\u\[$
<0> alias ls="ls -ap --color=auto"
<0> echo -e "Welcome $USER\n\n$(uptime)"
<0> is this .bashrc file correct ?
<1> no
<1> you forgot the ' in your PS1
<1> in the end
<0> aha
<0> thanks Techdeck
<1> np
<2> gmake?
<2> anyone who knows a good irc to linux?
<3> Bitchx is good enough ;)
<2> okey
<2> ;)
<4> :o
<5> Hey :) Does anyone have any experience with OSS (sound) programming?
<4> there's a linux channel in dalnet :P
<4> hehehe
<4> on*
<4> does anyone have tried KANOTIX?
<2> no
<2> is it good?
<6> rothkoUK, why do you want to mess with the OSS DSP?
<4> yeah
<4> well
<5> I'm doing some embedded stuff - so no ALSA
<6> crappy :(
<4> Im just starting too check it..but seems good...better than knoppix :P
<4> If u like GUI's its good..it looks nice
<4> and very good hardware compatibility
<2> does anyone tried slax?
<6> anyway, what do you want to do with OSSDSP?
<4> slax?? u mean slackware?
<2> yes
<2> slax live cd
<5> I'm trying to record - I think I've set everything up properly, but all I get are 0s from the read() call
<4> hmm yeah..I tried it... but I got problem with hardware :S...but its good too
<4> well..slack installed...
<2> okey=)
<6> all zeros huh
<5> yeah - and I'm fairly sure the volumes/record levels are all non-zero
<5> I can get it to playback fine
<5> and I've tried every recording source
<6> What sound hardware?
<4> rothkoUK: what distro?
<5> I'm not sure - it's an Archos PMA430
<6> ...
<5> distro? again .. not sure
<5> it's something custom
<4> oh... hmm
<4> hard lol
<5> yeah - I don't know if it's a general OSS mistake by me, or something subtle about the hardware
<4> I got problems with sound on slack... I had to recompile the kernel... but finnally i didnt do it... Im new to linux and didnt want to screw it up :P
<7> rothkoUK, is the mic mixer turned up?
<5> yeah
<5> it is
<5> you don't need /dev/mixer open while you read from /dev/dsp or something do you?
<7> probably not
<7> i remember havin issues with my old soundcard and microphones, but i got it to go somehow. forgot what happened
<7> my new soundcard has absolutely no issues though. ubuntu sets it up automatically for me
<6> Worse comes to worse
<6> you could inject some code in to the driver to test that your stimulated sound is coming through the mic in
<5> this definitely works though :) there's a recording program there, and that picks it up straight away
<4> thats why I like debian-based distros... the hardware compatibility
<6> ...
<6> mefistofeles, linux is linux when it comes to hardware compat.
<7> i'd take a look at the source code of recording software then
<7> and see how they're doing it
<5> yeah, that's what i'm trying.
<8> hardware is taken care of in the kernel, distro doesn't matter.
<4> systick: well... Im new to linux...but according to my exp its easier to configure hardware in debian based distros
<7> unless it's a proprietary distro withcommercial drivers that dont ship elsewhere
<6> *cough*
<6> =)
<4> heh
<7> debian certainly makes things easy
<5> y'know i've never used a debian in all my years..
<4> I think that the difference is the kernel...because not all distros use the same kernel version
<4> I think
<4> thats why whit 2.4.x kernel in slack my sound didnt work
<4> with*
<7> and the newer kernel breaks some older drivers
<4> one thing... sorry for my english :P heh
<4> ok got to eat hehe
<4> cya
<9> :D
<10> hi all .. anyone here know about cpanel please ?
<9> yea we all know that its....
<9> junk..
<10> hehehehe
<10> what else :)
<9> and my fart stinks
<8> it's commercial, talk to cpanel about it, unlikely to get help on it here
<11> hi
<11> i'm really struggling with a simple cron: http://pastebin.com/549272
<11> I do not get any error mails, and also nothing seems to be working. Can anyone maybe have a look and tell me what i'm doing wrong?
<9> i'm glad i have /etc/cron.daily/ to just put scripts in to be ran
<9> :/
<9> or /etc/cron.hourly/
<9> or /etc/cron.weekly/ and /etc/cron.monthly/
<11> yes, i know... but its really strange that simple script is not working at all
<1> diederick, */1 * * * * /home/a/p/aprosite.lan/upload.sh
<1> and put it in crontab -e, not /root/crons
<11> why?
<9> la de da de da
<1> just in case you didnt configure cron to use it propely
<1> properly
<11> but i read you can just do cron [cronfile][ ?
<9> do it your way then, dont ask for help
<11> no thanx for your help
<11> but I just wanted to understand why its not working, sorry
<1> I showed you what is wrong
<11> what?
<1> change your line to: */1 * * * * /home/a/p/aprosite.lan/upload.sh
<11> oke
<12> anyone avail that can help me with a kernel/memory problem? tryin to debug what might cause it
<1> run memtestr?
<1> memtest*
<12> ok
<12> well its a remotely hosted server
<12> i cant play with booting
<13> hi hi
<13> when i type ls
<13> Segmentation fault
<13> apears
<13> what should i do plz
<14> In-Z-MiX: back up your user data & config files, wipe your system & reinstall
<13> ok 10x
<14> and don't forget to update your system
<14> install the latest security & errata releases
<13> 10x Isaac-Lew>
<15> one zero ex, retard.
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