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<0> oops, I mean /etc/X11/xorg.conf :P
<1> i dont got that
<0> ... /etc/X11/xorg/xorg.conf? okay, is there an /etc/X11 dir?
<1> i got /usr/bin/X11/XFree86
<1> yes
<1> its many things in there :)
<1> pico XF86Config-4
<1> i found in there
<1> :O
<0> crap, can anyone check that for me? I'm in no position to look for xorg.conf cuz I'm running a terminal laptop here :P
<1> brb, ill reboot ok?
<1> :)
<1> 1 sec
<1> hello again
<1> islan: ! :)
<0> anders_: yo
<0> anders_: still funky?
<1> hum
<1> yes? i need to install nvidia? :P
<1> but i maybie shall (Re install all :)
<1> listen
<1> when i start to install on netinstall
<1> u can choose on desktop blabla
<1> if i dont choose anything an ugly debian starts
<1> can i install KDE from there?
<0> anders_: I don't have a gui for my debian, so I don't know what you're talking about
<1> islan: do you understand what i mean?
<0> anders_: but I have to be afk for a bit
<1> bu
<1> how do i install KDE?
<1> :P
<1> apt-get install kde ?
<1> anyone here?
<2> no you moron there are at least a 100 more people in here
<3> anders_, time get your *** up and read some incredible basic howto's for debian :)
<1> :d
<4> hans anders
<4> :p
<3> :)
<3> anders_, here is a place to start http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/reference.en.html and in general debian.org/doc
<5> anyone here good with horde/imp ? :)
<6> hey Radiance
<7> can someone help me to set up a raid0 with debian?
<8> http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Software-RAID-HOWTO.html
<7> the problem is that this should be performed after setup
<8> oh you want to run your OS on raid0?
<7> i want to configure it during install
<7> yes
<8> are you familiar with raid levels in general
<8> traditionally... raid0 for the actual OS isn't the best idea
<8> especially if it's a server
<8> i was thinking that you just needed a raid0 volume
<7> it are 2 parallel servers, both running raid0
<7> so i want to boot from a raid0 indeed
<8> there are install time options for this
<8> the installer prompts you for this ... just read the options :P
<7> yeah, in the disk partitioner you can create a raid
<7> but when i create one, the system hangs when it tries to install grubloader
<9> try lilo
<9> ive had problems with grub
<7> ok ill give it a shot
<7> by the way
<7> before making a raid... i have to configure the partitions....
<8> you might need to do a custom install
<7> am i supposed to set them all to a linuxRAID filesystem, or just the usual
<10> hey all, I installed apache2 with php4 and put the LoadModule and AddType lines into the config files, but still when I go to a php page it tries to download the page rather then displaying it, what can be wrong ?
<11> apache restart?
<10> already done
<11> which php4?
<12> addhaaaaaaaandler
<11> cgi ftw
<10> Kristian, what addhandler should I add ? AddHandler php-script .php ? something like that ?
<10> and Tsunami just php4, not cgi
<12> eeeeh
<12> how about people learn what cgi is ?
<10> I know what it is, I just don't use it :p
<12> then you don't know what it is
<10> whatever
<0> is there something more to installing an updated kernel besides apt-get install [kernel]?
<11> wget <kernel>?
<0> no I mean, do I need to do anything after I apt-get?
<0> trying to boot the new kernel gives me the message "synaptic reset failed"
<0> then it stalls
<13> ctrl c
<0> lizsac: I can quit out of it fine, but I need to get it to work
<13> you do?
<13> synaptic reset?
<13> is that like a trackpad?
<13> is this on a laptop?
<0> no, not synpatic reset
<0> the kernel image
<0> yes, it is
<0> but I don't need a track pad or anything
<13> i was thinking that it was just hanging on that part and you could ctrl c past it
<0> but will ctrl-c just make it skip that step in the boot?
<13> sometimes yes
<0> oh, I'm just to used to ctrl-c as a form of quitting something
<13> well that's what you would be doing
<0> okay
<13> it may or may not work
<0> well then I'll go try it out then
<0> thanks
<13> what local root exploit is there for the kernels < 2.6.17.5 ?
<13> or is that a ploy to get more people testing the new kernel?
<0> well, that didn't work. the entire system locks up so that nothing short of a hard reset will do anything
<0> before it says "synaptic reset fail" it says "FATAL: Module ide_detect not found"
<13> ahh
<13> bad kernel
<13> bad bad bad
<0> perhaps I should go for an earlier/more stable one?
<13> what kernel are you trying to install?
<0> 2.6.8-3-686
<13> might as well get crazy and go 2.6.15
<14> i will pay a lot of money to lance storm to beat me up
<13> i had problems upgrading, so much that i downloaded the latest testing iso
<13> and just started over
<0> I don't need to, I just need something 2.6.2 or above that works with pentium II
<13> i tried to go from 2.2 to 2.6
<0> well I'll go look at the versions for it
<13> it took me a few days to iron out my 2.6
<1> hello
<13> i didn't know that the madwifi modules were so easy to install
<13> i kept trying to get in all the kernel source and compile before the madwifi source would even build
<13> then i finally found out that all i had to do was put non-free in the sources.list
<13> a little module-***istant
<13> and badda bing
<13> madwifi-modules-2.6.15-1-686-smp_0.svnr1644.0.9.0-2+2.6.15-8_i386.deb
<6> loke: its on q-net.
<15> uuuh
<11> indeed
<11> in #B***hunter.se to be precise
<15> aah sorry for the nick was fooling around in another chan
<11> hehe
<15> hard to keep nick changes to one chan
<16> I have a RAID1 array. The first drive failed, so I replaced it and installed grub thus: device (hd0) /dev/sda -- root (hd0,0) -- setup (hd0) -- quit
<16> but, the system won't boot from sda! I have to plug in sdb (which, naturally, onto which I also installed grub) for the system to boot.
<16> How do I reinstall grub on sda so that if/when sdb fails, the system will still boot?
<16> nevermind. the bios somehow reset itself.
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