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<0> no idea, never had that error
<1> you get that when two processes try to write into the package database
<2> no
<1> generally it means either you have two dpkg's running, or you had one dpkg running earlier and it crashed or got stuck in zombie mode
<1> or there's a stale lock file somewhere
<2> oh i fixed
<2> ghost proccess
<1> alright
<2> dpkg: error processing libperl5.8 (--install):
<2> dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
<2> Errors were encountered while processing:
<0> i hope my debian kernel recompile will make my gigabit nic work.. i included realtek 8169 into the kernel hope it works out of the box now :s
<1> alexis: use pastebin.ca or such site
<2> ok
<1> restless|: realteks usually "just work"
<2> nice i run a 1gbit .nl here
<1> unless you got a buggy revision of the chip
<1> seen many of those during my years :)
<0> yeah but it's a gigabit nic, it's not included into the kernel or as module by default sadly
<2> http://pastebin.ca/124313
<0> i hoped it would work out of the box, instead i'm using a tutorial about recompiling the debian way.. kernel recompiling never was my thing
<0> you need to install all those packages alexis
<2> damn i can add some setting to sources.list
<2> to do that
<1> I'd recommend installing software with a front-end, like aptitude
<2> apt-get install aptitude?
<2> lol i get error :8
<2> http://pastebin.ca/124317
<2> http://pastebin.ca/124318 this my sources.list
<3> alexis: you got X running ok?
<1> alexis: looks like outdated mirror
<1> usually aptitude update before aptitude install fixes that
<2> yes awol and sshd
<2> kde on vnc
<3> alexis: choose either stable or unstable.... and dont have both in your sources.list
<3> alexis: then run apt-get update ; apt-get install synaptic
<3> alexis: then use the synaptic gui front end for apt
<0> can anyone verify that this is a good way to recompile your kernel? (http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=206992)
<3> some of that may be outdated...
<3> but the priciples are all the same
<3> erm principles
<2> what sources u recommend me
<2> to have in sources.list
<3> alexis: it's having more than one tree that's more important....
<3> alexis: choose either stable or unstable.... not both
<3> alexis: otherwise just pick a mirror closest to you
<2> im on .nl
<2> i dont understand how i get src to put in sources.list
<2> http://www.nl.debian.org/distrib/packages#search_contents
<2> im on here
<2> how i find webs to put in sources.list
<3> alexis: www.debian.org/mirrors.html perhaps
<2> The page cannot be found
<3> yeah well duh
<3> having lots of repositories in sources.list aint the answer
<3> in fact it'll cause more probs
<4> hi... anyone know how I can merge two video files into one file?
<4> i'm using ffmpeg to encode the videos to the format I want.. but I also want to merge video's...
<4> dont know if its possible with ffmpeg.. I doubt it
<3> alexis: http://www.debian.org/mirror/list
<3> Snadder: that's hardly a debian question
<5> is it possible to install xvesa to debian?
<4> awol, well.. i'm running debian.. and want something which installable with apt-get.. if possible :-)
<3> see my answer in #linuxhelp
<4> Ok.
<2> i get synaptic
<2> but dont open :S
<2> lol
<6> Anyone know how to install nVidia graphic drivers?
<7> apt-get install WGA
<7> whoops wrong window
<1> nvidia?
<8> HOWTO NVidia 3D with Debian: Make sure you have contrib and non-free in sources.list, and do following: "apt-get install module-***istant && m-a prepare && m-a a-i nvidia && apt-get install nvidia-settings nvidia-glx && echo nvidia >> /etc/modules && modprobe nvidia && dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86 (or xserver-xorg) and pick driver "nvidia" instead of "nv".
<6> hmm I edited my sources.list
<6> and tried that, but it it still can't find nvidia to download
<1> did you do apt-get update after modifying the file?
<6> yes
<6> oh hmm
<6> sources.list didn't save like I thought it did.
<1> oh, and you're welcome.
<9> Ehud Olmert, "As the United States used the atom bomb to put an end to world war two, we reserve the right to use that judgement , with the same premise as the United States used against Hiroshima."
<1> great, another spam bot
<1> wish I had ops...
<10> hi
<10> I have a problem with speedstep and I have read that the solution is set in the kernel CONFIG_CPU_FREQ_DEBUG=y but I'm using a kernel-image-2.6.15
<10> how to do it???
<11> how can I shut off xwindows?
<11> ctrl + alt + f1 isn't working...
<11> I still get errors that it's running
<12> ***alamu Alilkum
<13> morning
<3> afternoon....
<13> oi australia
<13> transgaming?
<8> [transgaming] adding a full implementation of the DirectX API to Wine (known as WineX), see http://www.transgaming.com/ for CVS / patches. http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2002/debian-devel-200205/msg02174.html
<14> Where do I edit the ip of a server.. I can't find it anywhere
<13> /etc/network/interfaces
<15> then rebooting the network
<13> yea, you do that
<15> i mean like /etc/init.d/network restart
<13> what DO you mean?
<8> I mean what I mean!
<15> networksing
<15> networking
<3> GhostMan-: edit /etc/network/interfaces then do /etc/init.d/network restart
<3> GhostMan-: man interfaces
<13> oh so you are saying he needed help with something he already wrote?
<13> haha
<3> nagual: apparently
<16> nagual: i voiced Airspray yesterday
<16> hes a friend of mine
<13> banevasion?
<17> good morning, I ll use an alias in .bashrc for user and root, it seems like it doesnt work user, is there a reason why it doesnt load?
<16> yes
<17> ok, ture.... there has to be a reason, probably on OSI layer 8
<16> .bashrc isnt loaded for login shells unless you include it in .bash_profile
<17> hmmm... how about that! will check, thank you!
<16> grep bashrc .bash_profile
<16> and check comment out the lines that includes it
<17> nope, its included
<17> the thing is .bashrc and bash_profile is identic on two different machines, on the first machine it works, on the new one it doesnt
<17> also /etc/bash.bachrc
<16> type bash
<16> and after that alias
<16> and what permissions .bashrc has?
<17> -rw-r--r--
<16> and what does alias say after you type bash?
<17> hell!!!! after I typed bash the alias works
<16> that means bashrc is loaded in login shell
<16> is not loaded*
<16> after you modified .bash_profile to load .bashrc have you relogged?
<17> hmmm... ok... that helped so far, I ll try to figure out whats the difference, could you imagine why or point me in a direction
<17> it was in the right way allready, I ve reloggedin a couple of times allready
<16> pastebin.ca -> put your users .bash_profile and .bashrc there
<16> or provide a link to them
<17> sec
<17> http://pastebin.ca/124832
<16> whats the alias?
<17> ls -alh
<17> ls -allh
<13> ping -f -s 55000
<17> like I said, the files are the same on two different machines, just dont get it to work on the new one
<13> you need +x as far as i know
<13> and i dont understand why you would want everyone to be able to read your bash rc
<17> got the same chmod on the other machine
<17> good point... its standard
<17> thats how it is in skel
<18> I have a broken package that I need to remove it is very messed up so I am having to use the --force option on dpkg "# dpkg --force-remove-reinstreq package_name" is what I am trying but it isn't working
<19> any other decent way of admining an LDAP apart from phpldapadmin?
<18> nevermind I am retarded
<20> aint we all...
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