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<0> lakez: may i suggest you try a few other ircservers?
<1> Ehm, how do i save in visualboyadvance?
<2> stfu
<3> lol
<3> Juzzy, http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=283005
<3> Its got smooth deb, just not official yet
<4> http://packages.debian.org/unstable/games/scorched3d - I was really hoping this would get into etch
<5> xtor: ya, thats a semi deccent looking vh manager, esp for free, unfortunitly they made it very debian specific
<6> is or isn't
<3> I think Juzzy said it was debian specific
<3> which is why I didnt care...although I am trying to figure out how to install and use it right now hehe
<7> It looks neat
<7> whups
<3> how does it run on the client side
<3> I tried to connect to http:9876
<3> Do you need a java client or what
<7> dunno, haven't tried it yet
<8> anyone up?
<8> i'm running debian 3.1
<8> i'm being asked... "what is the location of the directory of C header files that match your running kernel?"
<0> did you install the headers?
<0> lakez: did you fix it?
<0> APz: why not just run xgl?
<0> oh its a game
<0> thought it was a vm
<8> nagual
<0> hm
<0> Radiance:
<0> how did you get that (s?)-line napta?
<9> just call me superman
<9> leap tall hoes in a single-bound!
<9> how goes it nagual
<0> if you dont want to answer my question, you could just say so...
<9> its just a shell man
<0> ok
<9> it usually has issues and runs out of file descriptors
<9> too many users on the system (60+ iirc)
<9> keeps a nice load under 1 though, not bad for 60 irc'ers.
<10> Do I have to install/update anything in debian to get firewire working ? (can't find my FW-disk, it worked under knoppix, but not directly under debian it seem)
<9> thats because debian won't auto-mount it
<10> yea, but can't seem to find it in the dev either.......shouldn't it be the same on debian /dev/sda1 ?
<10> dmesg |tail doesn't seem to be giving much info about it either......
<0> Napta_: it should be trivial to increase the # of filedescriptors
<9> nope
<9> theres no sysctl option in their openbsd version
<9> kernel recompile each time
<0> openbsd
<0> aha
<0> well, you recompile the kernel anyway on upgrades, unless you follow
<9> yeah it doesn't scale very well
<0> oh i cant remember the release names
<0> but -release + security patches
<0> should still be trivial
<9> well I can't really complain
<9> this is free :)
<0> yea, im just figuring out how to help them
<9> OpenBSD brunner.silenceisdefeat.org 3.9 GENERIC#617 i386
<9> oooh
<9> it's pretty upgraded
<9> brb, sysctl'ing time
<10> no one knows what I might try to get my FW device to work_
<10> ?
<9> Mawrick: cat /proc/scsi/scsi - does it list your device ?
<10> no, it says "no device"
<10> attatched device: none
<10> does the device have to be on at boot time, or is it ok to power it on after the system is up and running?
<11> hello! i wounder how can I change my screen res in debian!?
<12> crtl+shift+-/+
<11> ?
<12> use that key combination
<11> im on ssh connection to the machine!
<11> how do i see what window handling system is installed?
<0> teDDan: if you are on a ssh connection, why would you want to switch resolution?
<0> btw teDDan i wouldnt recommend going on irc from your workplace :)
<13> haha
<13> its the time i'm on it most :p
<0> bad move .)
<13> secure remote desktop connection
<13> :p
<13> i'm not irc'in from my works internet connection, thers a hop in between
<0> and you thought that made a difference?
<13> a few hops...
<13> well whats the bad side of irc in work?
<0> think about it
<0> ask me again tomorrow
<13> wtf
<13> i'm not gonna spend time thinkin about it, tell me now or i'll forget all about it :)
<0> but you want me to spend time on it
<13> no longer than it too kto type that response
<0> how do you know that, you dont have any idea what my reply would have been annyway..
<0> anyways, im off
<13> 3 bullet points would do
<13> k :)
<14> You can get a higher resolution in ssh by changing to a smaller font. true story.
<11> im configureing a machine! and user whants higher resulotion, im trying to find out how. Anyeone?
<14> man xorg.conf
<11> no manual found! how do I see what window handler is installed?
<0> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qy3LZFMqoTg
<0> phyber: xorg is not in stable
<0> and teDDan someone already answered how to do it above
<0> if you arent going to read the answers dont ask the questions
<14> nagual: ahh, sorry :)
<0> :)
<15> hmm 4557 ? S 22:42 hald-addon-storage
<15> what is that service for? i mean its taking steadily like 40% cpu
<0> no idea
<14> Dhrizzt: 'man hald', might be a start. There is a URL in the man page you might want to visit too.
<16> does anyone have any experience with installing promise sata raid cards in Debian?
<16> in particular issues making drivers
<17> if there a way to setup a pxe installed unattended system to isntalld ebian that doesnt require a debian system like FAI does?
<17> I figured it out for centos but I am now workingo n systems to handle other distros..and debian is next but is like night and day difference form centos which I wasn't expecting
<17> is there some way I can just make an install script for the debian installer to avoid prompting like I made for anaconda..I have googled around for info on the installer but I only get references to fai
<18> its linux. given enough knowledge you can do just about anything you'd like ;)
<17> I realize this..thus my quest for knowledge
<17> I have been using freebsd for so many years I haven't spent much quality time with linux yet
<17> butlooking to change that as we have need to support linux on our network
<17> and Ia m tired of paying so much money to have techs on site do this install task when I figure there I could to it automatically and unattended
<18> im sure you could pick apart the installer system on a debian cd and get it to do everything automagically
<18> debian.org should have lots of info on boot-floppies if they are still calling it that
<9> automagically
<18> they were going to change it "soon"...
<9> nice
<17> naptabooting via pxe is our method
<17> we dont have the ability to use floppies in our situation
<9> is it an automagically pxe though ?
<17> since the things are between 1000-5000 miles away from us
<18> kib: it has nothing to do with floppies
<17> pxe booting we do now
<18> its just called that
<17> I havei t working on centos using kickstart
<17> but I guess wha tI need is the debian flavor ofk kickstart
<17> I ususaly just get the mini netboot cdrom and have it bot via pxe to that image
<17> that much is easy..waht I need is a way to script the installer so it never prompts
<17> and just does its job and reboots
<18> kib: right. so you could probably just make your own netboot image
<18> by screwing with the debian installer system aka boot-floppies
<17> I could but I dont know much about how the debian installer works yet
<17> its clealrey nothing like the centos one
<18> kib: and like i said, debian.org.
<17> is there a script file like kickstart it reads on startup?
<18> i've no idea
<16> here is a quick question.. I am making a driver for an sata card.. I have visited the vendor's web site.. followed the instructions, yet when I go to install the driver so it recognizes my raid controller, I am left with a bunch of dependency errors as if the actual make on the file is incorrect. Where would be the first place to look to see what happened incorrectly?
<18> johnnyjon: it fails on make, or on configure?
<16> everything seems to make correctly and I have the .o file
<16> I then drop it onto the raid machine, and install the driver
<16> it is at that point I receive dependency errors
<16> but the make looks clean
<18> kernel versions (and headers) must match between the two machines
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