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<0> hello i am running fc4 on i686 athlon compiled for i386 with 513MB ram and x-org 6.8.2 .. xwindows is extremely sluggish.. anything I should check out? thanks
<0> fc4 i686 athlon compiled for i386
<1> what cpu ?
<0> amd duron 1GHx
<2> cheapskat: try running top to see if it is doing something
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<0> Maarten, top just shows x using the most cpu
<2> how much cpu is being used?
<0> in uname does _FC4 #1 mean rc or the offical FC4 release?
<2> you should try to find out what it is lacking
<2> memory, resources of cpu power
<0> up to 20% cpu 3.5% mem
<2> it is the official release
<0> but i would think 1ghz + 512 MB would be sufficient
<0> im running a pwm as my window manager which is very lightweight
<2> are the other values low?
<2> like 'wa'?
<0> i dont see 'wa' would recompiling for i686 help ? kernel and/or apps
<2> you first need to find out what the problem is
<0> so what else should i look into
<2> in top, the third line shows some stats, you have id for idle, and then wa
<0> oh sorry.. Cpu(s): 8.3% us, 1.3% sy, 0.0% ni, 90.4% id, 0.0% wa, 0.0% hi, 0.0% si
<2> that sounds good
<2> no idea why it is slow, maybe a driver problem (graphics maybe?)
<0> maybe?
<0> any way to check?
<4> is there a way to make fc4 log users off after a time of inactivity?
<4> ElCh,
<4> ElChu ,
<4> ded,
<2> ElChupey, you can specify it in /etc/profile
<4> ?
<2> TMOUT= time in seconds
<4> oh
<2> your question?
<4> what about hous
<4> hours?
<2> do some math :)
<4> lol
<4> knew you were gonna say that
<4> thanks man
<2> np
<4> i was just trying to get my nick completion to work
<4> =0)
<4> ill quit
<2> bye
<4> Maarten, that will on ly work on remote commands, not logging in / out im told
<2> set it to 5 seconds an see for yourself :)
<4> lol
<4> it will log my account out?
<2> yeah, if you don't input for 5 secs
<2> http://www.faqs.org/docs/securing/chap5sec32.html
<2> of course you have to logout and login again before it works
<4> okay you convinced me
<2> it works? :)
<4> cool man...thanks alot
<5> ls
<5> hello
<2> hi
<5> i was just trying to install the ntfs module
<5> # uname -rm
<5> 2.6.15-1.2009.4.2_FC5hypervisor i686
<5> so i got kernel-module-ntfs-2.6.15-1.2009.4.2_FC5-2.1.26-0.rr.10.4.i686.rpm
<5> after i do rpm -ihv kernel-module-ntfs-2.6.15-1.2009.4.2_FC5-2.1.26-0.rr.10.4.i686.rpm
<5> # /sbin/modprobe ntfs
<5> FATAL: Module ntfs not found.
<5> help please
<6> hey guys
<2> StPeter: you need ntfs for your kernel (FC5hypervisor)
<6> i have a box that had 128mb ram
<6> now ive upgraded to 256
<6> i see it in the bios that its 256mb ram
<6> but in top i still see i have only 128ram
<6> any ideas?
<2> yakovz_: cat /proc/meminfo
<5> so i need one w/ suffix FCSHypervisor?
<6> maarten it shows 128 ram
<2> yes, or you need to run the default kernel without hypervisor
<2> strange yakovz_
<6> eventough i have pluged in another stick and the bios recognized it
<6> is there any config files i should modify?
<6> or somthing?
<2> maybe it is broken
<6> its rh 7.3 :)
<2> non, mem is automatically recognized
<6> actually its checkpoints splat
<2> and does it work now StPeter?
<5> no
<5> i'm trying to look up how to run the kernel w/o hypervisor
<5> i can't find the module w/ hypervisor
<2> can can download the source and build it yourself :)
<5> yeah, i'm trying to do that
<4> it didnt work Maarten..well it did ...but not what I wanted
<4> it kills a term ..but doesnt log a user off
<7> Hi everyone. I'm trying to configure kernel-ntfs so I can read my NTFS drives (obviously) and I've got everything mounted correctly, I just can't get the correct permissions so that I can read the drive logged in under an account other than root.
<8> man mount
<7> well...thank you dubkat...you really went out on a limb there :) man mount didn't tell me much though, unfortunatly. perhaps you could be a little more specific/
<1> MP_Nesto, what do ya wanna do ?
<7> OmegaEvil, I want to be able to read my NTFS drives logged in under an account other than root.
<1> well that depends on the support the ntfs module gives people
<1> each fs has different options supported
<1> hence readin man mount might give you some options to try
<1> or ya have to google
<1> for the ntfs kernel mod site and check on what mount options they support
<7> I've read through man mount, and I personally didn't get much out of it (I'm not doubting that it isn't there) I'm a bit new to this thogh.
<1> you could try the user,users options
<7> ok I just looked those up. I don't understand how those are going to help though....the drives are already mounted.
<1> then umount them
<8> very explanitory
<8> right from man mount
<8> Thus, given a line /dev/cdrom /cd iso9660 ro,user,noauto,unhide
<8> (iii) Normally, only the superuser can mount file systems. However, when fstab contains the user option on a line, anybody can mount the corresponding system.
<7> so I should unmount them, and then mount them again under the account that I want to read it from?
<8> unmount them
<8> add an entry in /etc/fstab
<8> after reading man fstab & man mount so you understand the options
<7> I have added something to /etc/fstab Jasper (AutOPSY) helped me
<7> okay, thanks for your help.
<8> and im not trying to be mean, im just turse cuz im helping like 3 people at once.
<7> No I understand. I'm sure you get alot of the same questions all the time.
<1> haha indeed
<7> I'm no stranger to the world of the techi :). Just linux.
<1> errm
<1> winblows isnt techi
<7> Omega, there is a world outside of Linux.
<1> hah yep true
<8> there is?
<1> but nobody here cares about that
<7> believe it or not ;)
<7> OmegaEvil, I can sympathize with that.
<1> winblows ****s
<1> always will
<1> microsoft keeps on stealing ideas from macosx and lunix
<1> as will be seen with ie7
<7> I'm more of a mac person myself.
<7> But I figured it wouldn't hurt to dabble into Linux.
<7> I added this line to /etc/fstab
<7> /dev/hda1 /mnt/ntfs ntfs users,fmask=222,dmask=222 1 1
<7> dmask should be 022 shouldn't it?
<1> depends
<1> 2 is = 5
<1> 0=7
<1> you take te mask away from 7
<9> sup people
<9> any hear of the term "writting zero's" to a drive?
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