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<0> tidufufi
<1> wobi
<2> situa
<3> I wish there was a school to teach people basic eating skills, man that would pwn.
<3> "How Not to act like a Savage 101"
<4> is there any hosting control panels for gentoo?
<3> Epik: would be like any other control pannel out there...
<3> like CPANEL or whatever the heck you use.
<3> Most people who use Gentoo do it the old fashion way.
<4> im thinking more billing managment, account supervision kinda php script
<5> I failed Civilization 101 :(
<5> I hated that damn cl***
<3> Epik: yeah you want CPANEL, go buy a license.
<3> I believe that has account management as well, not 100% sure on billing tbh.
<6> anyone around who can help me with a alsa issue
<3> http://1632.org
<3> unsolo_: it's best to just ask the question, if someone can help you they usually will offer some good tips.
<6> I have a new laptop with a Nvidia MCP51 High Definition Audio (rev a2) card.. the Intel-HDA driver loads nicely however i cant get any sound..
<3> you already used alsamixer to unmute yes?
<6> I have tried the ~amd64 Alsa-driver and the kernel built in alsa drivers , with the same results
<6> there is no unmute on pcm and no master mixer..
<3> hmmm
<3> and you got the driver you're using from the ALSA Matrix yes?
<6> only PCM,Front , Mic etc..
<6> yes
<6> driver is from alsa matrix selected by alsaconf and coldplug as the driver to use..
<3> which drivers are you using now?
<6> and ofcourse alsasound in general
<6> alsa-driver
<3> k
<3> and if you do ls /proc/asound/
<3> what do you have listed?
<6> media-sound/alsa-driver-1.0.12_rc1-r1
<6> NVidia card0 cards devices modules oss pcm seq timers version
<3> cat /proc/asound/devices
<6> 0: [ 0] : control
<6> 1: : sequencer
<6> 16: [ 0- 0]: digital audio playback
<6> 18: [ 0- 2]: digital audio playback
<6> 24: [ 0- 0]: digital audio capture
<6> 25: [ 0- 1]: digital audio capture
<6> 33: : timer
<6> sorry to much paste ..
<3> yeah
<3> use genpaste.pengu.in or pasteme.com if it's 2+ lines ;p
<3> and sorry wrong file to cat ;p
<3> cat /proc/asound/cards
<3> it seems like it's working though O.o
<6> 0 [NVidia ]: HDA-Intel - HDA NVidia
<6> HDA NVidia at 0xdceb8000 irq 58
<3> irq 58
<3> what the cluck?
<6> 64 bit laptop..
<3> 58??
<3> oh okay lol
<6> as in turionx2 :)
<3> paste cat /proc/interrupts
<7> hey now, I had some guy submit an email today
<7> he needs help with 65bit redhat
<7> I think I'm going to tell him we only support 64bits and below
<6> http://rafb.net/paste/results/Wottdi23.html
<6> t: lol.
<7> I still want to know if there's a ****ing wireless card that's supported under linux that will do WPA and wirelessG flawlessly
<7> I'm sick of this ndiswrapper hackjob that doesn't seem to work anyways
<3> I still want to know if wireless is for linux :)
<7> no kidding
<7> it's not going to be "the year of desktop linux" if they can't even get decent wireless support
<7> being 5 years behind windows and OSX is not going to win them any awards
<7> I can't believe redhat or novell won't step up
<8> support has todo with the venders and if they choose to provide drivers
<7> ya well...
<6> bitrot: any ideas then ?
<8> if that speific company chooses not to release drivers.. maybe its a hint not to use their hardware
<9> intel 3945abg works flawlessly, native driver
<3> unsolo_: honestly I'm not keen w/ audio and linux, especially w/ closed source hardware (nvidia) :(
<10> bitrot: Oss/3d fixes the sound
<10> but more $$
<3> Even if you do get it working you're only going to have one channel at a time, since Nvidia does all their sound mixing via software and not hardware :(
<3> meh
<3> sound works awesome in my linux box
<3> i use a SB Live Value! from like 1996
<3> works perfectly :)
<3> but the card also does hardware mixing and it's not a dirty son of a bitch to code for, unlike Nvidia.
<3> unsolo_: I would try to cat /dev/random > /dev/sound
<3> the kernel sees the audio device, so I'm not sure wtf its problem really is.
<6> /dev/sound/what
<3> oh sound is a dir?
<3> hrmpp
<3> dsp?
<3> does that exist?
<3> ?
<9> dya think the /dev/random blew his pc up
<3> errr
<3> it shouldn't
<3> is it /dev/random or /dev/urandom?
<9> /dev/random isnt fast enough, unless you have a hrng
<11> both work, /dev/random will run your entropy out fast
<3> oh where urandom would not?
<11> urandom goes fast no matter what, i guess it isnt quite as "random" though
<3> lol
<9> as soon as urandom runs out of hardware entropy, it uses a prng
<3> so random is very random but slow where urandom is quick but not as random? O.o
<9> /dev/random is guaranteed to be random and non-predictable
<3> how many times has anyone ran into /dev/random running out of entropy
<3> ?
<11> cat it, it runs out fast
<9> boot a machine and run apache ssl seeded from /dev/random
<11> until you mash the keyboard or move the mouse or somethign else to generate entropy
<11> when i generate ssh dsa/rsa keys, it just hangs there until i type & mouse a bit
<11> for big ones anyway, like 512 bit
<3> lol
<3> the ***hole from this "progress through peace" business was throwing a god damn fit since his inet was down again.
<9> hi2u tendo
<3> He didn't seem very peaceful to me :)
<11> does adblock for ff leak mem like a bitch for anyone else?
<12> hmmm i don't use it
<12> anyone part of second life?
<6> bitrot: no effect from /dev/dsp..
<6> no error message either
<3> yeah
<3> it should play static on your speakers is what it should do.
<6> i knoq
<6> know
<6> if it did at least i would have something other than fan noise sound..
<3> yeah
<3> your speakers are plugged into the correct hole, etc?
<3> sound is turned up?
<6> yes they are stuck in my laptop and yes sound is on all the way
<3> ah yea laptop
<11> alsa, what a mystery!
<3> I dunno man, it sounds like it's working right, have you checekd the fourms to see if someone else has the same chipset card etc?
<3> it _may_ be a different driver ?: (
<6> same chipset gets nice sound from driver 1.0.11-rc2 im using 1.0.12rc2
<6> so i guess they should work..
<13> P***wordAuthentication yes <- is this a good idea to use sshd wise? i cant seem to find any docs on it besides the notes in the config?
<6> bitrot: i wish there was just some stupid place in proc i could Echo 1 to enable sound..
<11> if you wanna be able to log in using a p***word, then yes, its a good idea
<11> the alternative is ssh keys
<13> iamben security wise then ? good / bad?
<11> use strong p***words and you'll be fine
<13> thats what i fear
<13> hehe
<13> that my users aint good at the p***word making
<11> will your users be able to handle installing a key file?
<6> agh im freaking out on this sound issue,.,
<13> iamben yea, but if they do it is another case
<13> thats why im a little uncertain of setting this
<11> i personally thing p***word auth is just fine
<11> think
<13> anyway, is there some sort of "audit" tool to monitor access to a folder somehow?
<13> for linu that is ;x
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