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<0> if I HAD to choose between those two, I'd go fuji.
<1> I suggest googling for ubuntu nvidia howto
<1> ok
<0> maxtor drives were decent when WDs went to **** (4-20G timeframe).... after that, maxtor went to **** and WD came back into favor.
<0> Seagate never really became crappy (as far as I know).
<0> IBM... well... .let's not go there. ;)
<2> John_Dow: yes i did but i didn't resolve the problem
<1> I think the local environment does not make seagate happy
<1> simmy, my drive which just crashed was an IBM :(
<1> pulled from an e-series box
<0> oucch.
<1> the one which died in january was a quantum (pre maxtor era)
<0> 40G Deskstar?
<0> Quantum? Never liked them.
<1> quantums worked best for me since I own SCSI systems
<1> seagate did not like mauritius it seems
<0> ah... that's different.
<1> I had the Atlas 10 K II
<0> You didn't say SCSI... I thought we were talking ATA
<1> ah no
<1> I do not use ATA for my critical stuff :P
<1> ATA is just for storing, umm large files
<0> Pr0N? :)
<1> yeah
<0> hahahahhah
<3> what's up with that Ubuntu release names???
<1> nah, my movies and tv shows actually
<2> John_Dow: please have you an idea about this message when i try cpio -iv command : ": No such file or directory "
<4> lifeengineer, do you even have cpio installed?
<2> John_Dow_: yes i have,on suse 10.0 distro
<2> John_Dow_: i hace ark installed too
<0> what's man cpio say?
<5> can I mount ntfs rw ?
<6> conner, nope ntfs read-only
<5> or what would I need to mount it in rw
<0> conner : Technically, yes. It's kludgy at best. And I HIGHLY recommend you don't do it.
<6> you can kill the ntfs though if you try to write to it
<0> yep. you can.
<5> I have a bunch of data in ntfs partition, maybe I could convert them to ext3 ?
<0> I"d recommend a fat32 partition if you need to share info between windows and linux.
<6> *nods*
<4> lifeengineer, i have no idea what ark is. You're probably forgetting some parameters or similar. Read the manpage, as simmy said.
<5> the data is already there in ntfs, I need a way to put it on linux native
<0> conner : you can make an ext3 partition, mount ntfs as read only, and COPY it over. That'd work. Been done lots of times.
<0> Writing to NTFS? Not such a good idea.
<0> Not if you value your data, that is.
<7> :P
<5> so there's nothing arround to allow me to rw on ntfs...
<2> John_Dow_: np, i will try again, thanks a lot for your time
<7> conner do you feel lucky
<2> John_Dow_: sorry i have another question: is 2.6.13.15_default a stable kernel?
<5> if there is for fat32 why shouldn't it be for ntfs. it's more complicated I know, but still a basic suport..after all it's been a while since ntfs is arround
<7> because ntfs ****s
<3> how can i convert a ntfs partition into a fat32 one?
<5> and fat32 is cooler :))
<5> AAA
<5> Mr_Eko thanks for the idea :))
<3> idea?
<3> i was asking!
<6> google
<6> "convert ntfs to fat32"
<5> I will convert the damn ntfs partitions to fat32
<5> partiton magic knows how to do it
<6> conner, we didnt make linux, dont get pissy with us ;p
<5> I know :)
<8> Mr_Eko: try partion magic
<3> duh
<3> i can't
<2> please is 2/6/13.15_default a stable kernel?
<3> it gives me an error
<3> i have told that like 30 times
<6> what version of partion magic
<3> the one that comes with hiren's bootcd
<3> after i select my changes, it gives me an error 58
<6> like i know what version that is
<6> if you dont know
<6> then you shouldnt be using it
<3> the antivirus is locking the boot sector
<3> partition magic 8.0.5
<6> well youve basically answered your problem
<6> you said the antivirus was screwing it up
<6> uninstall it
<6> then reinstall it if you have to
<3> i'm running it from a bootcd
<2> blackstatic: please what's the difference between i586 and i386 archi?
<6> well tell ya what.. Mr_Eko ask someone in #windows
<9> ok
<3> let me put it this way
<3> i boot from a CD
<9> ISO file of Knoppix finished downloading. I got the corresp. MD5 file too. How can I VERIFY?
<3> That cd is NOT windows
<10> Category7 google for md5summer download it. run it against your downloaded iso and verify the md5 sums
<3> I run Partition Magic from such CD
<3> so, how on eart can the antivirus be doing something????
<9> The knoppix_tutorial link in ftp://ftp.mirror.ac.uk/sites/ftp.uni-kl.de/pub/linux/knoppix/docs/ seems dead
<9> ok
<6> Category7, are you using windows or linux
<9> win xp home sp2
<6> google "check md5 windows"
<9> ok
<8> Mr_Eko: my advice remove all ntfs partion to fat then format the ntfs
<9> Ok, downloading FastSum
<9> Installing
<9> Hm, the file does not appear when opening it
<9> No errors, but it does neither appear any place in the appl.
<6> *shrugs*
<9> I did wrong, it works now
<9> ok
<9> "You have successfully completed the verification of 1 files at the chosen locations. Source checksums match actual, files not changed. To close this wizard, click finish."
<9> Well, how come ?
<9> I didn't 'touch' the ISO file itself
<9> Still 'everything' was fine according to FastSum?
<10> maybe your md5sum file and iso file were in the same directory.
<10> whatever. you go ahead and burn it. as a image.
<10> or however an iso is burned with your fav writing software
<9> Yes, same directory
<9> So I shouldn't worry then
<9> I downloaded another Md5 application, but maybe I shouldn't.
<9> No wait
<10> download md5summer. it is spiffy.
<2> zeeble: please do you know the difference between i586 & i386 arch?
<11> bleh.
<10> lifeengineer um, yeah. you can go ahead and download the i586 stuff, ***uming you are using a relatively modern intel based processor
<10> intel pentium*
<9> Actual checksum and file checksum matches
<12> how to unpack a .bz2 file
<10> bunzip2
<10> Category7 cool. so go ahead and burn.
<9> I find it suspicious that the program says so based on one 50 byte file only
<9> However...
<2> zeeble: iuse a centrino 1.73 gh
<9> It's probably becasue the files are in the same folder then
<10> lifeengineer yeah,. get the i586 stuff.
<9> So I will burn the image very soon
<10> Category7 good luck.
<9> Thank you
<9> Is there a tutorial for the OS somewhere
<9> I cannot reach the one on the official site
<9> In the DOCs folder
<10> what sort of info do you want?
<9> Well, what do I need?
<2> zeeble: iask about the meaning, i have my suse installed with a i586 rpm arch ;-)
<9> I have never used it after all
<10> lifeengineer ah, it means source compiled with specific tweaks for particular architectures. the 586 is for pentium generation processors, the 386 is for older 386 type processors.
<10> Category7 once installed, there is a tutorial .. you can open and read. in /usr/share/doc/
<2> zeeble: really thanks a lot
<1> I am starting to find some apache processes dying with signal 10
<1> anyone of you encountered these?
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