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<0> `the fstab instructions should be included in the http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Install_on_Software_RAID page. i dont know which options to use
<0> should it just be /dev/md0 / ext3 defaults 0,0 ?
<1> lol, kinda be hard not to be
<1> since we live together
<0> pics or it didnt happen
<0> nux could you tell me what fstab options to use?
<2> gotta go get some torx bits for these damn screws in my car
<2> bbl
<0> np
<3> ewww, cars using torx bits... what manufacturer?
<4> my harley has torx
<4> for the control housings on the handlebars
<3> MrStabby: a Harley is different, people can easily mess with it.
<3> I can understand torx in that case
<0> anyone know the settings to use in fstab for a new raid array (md0) ?
<4> alright! speaking of which, UPS delivered my power commander today!
<4> tendo2: same as any other mountpoint
<4> specify a mount point, tell fstab to mount a device there
<3> then stand on your head and reboot
<4> mine is: /dev/md0 /mnt/raid reiserfs noatime 0 0
<5> /dev/md0 / ext3 user_xattr 0 1
<0> what does user_xattr do?
<0> and what is the 0 1
<5> you dont need that unless you wanna use beagle or other meta-file infos
<4> extended attributes
<4> tendo2: you need to read the man page on fstab
<5> tendo2, wiki on fstab is very nice
<4> it explains what the 0 and 1 are
<0> ok thanks guys
<6> is there a magic trick to make "user_xattr" work? I know that I have it enabled in the kernel (XFS), but if I add it to fstab, it complains that it's unable to mount root FS read/write..
<5> hmm never tried with xfs
<5> too scared about power losses
<6> heh.. and this i a laptop :P
<6> *is
<5> uff
<5> you are even more lemming than me
<3> bakkus: just hope resume never fails after your comp hibernates.
<6> well, hasn't failed me yet :)
<5> yes but is there a special urge for using xfs?
<4> BALLS
<4> oops
<4> sorry
<5> :)
<4> i need to buy a flexible socket extender so I can finish tightening the header flange nuts onto my motor
<5> very interesting, plz go on :)
<4> and righ tnow i'm going to sneak the **** out of my office before anyone notices, so I can do that!
<6> uhm.. no, not really.. just landed there.. I experience it to be fast, and there was one thing on LKML (I think) that stated that the powerloss-thing was overstated and that it mostly affected older versions.. and that the later versions are much less aggressive
<4> BBQ
<5> bakkus, umm whats lkml? and i doubt you took a look at the very nature of xfs
<5> :)
<6> renihs: Linux Kernel Mailing List
<5> ah :)
<5> heh :) i guess alot xfs guys there indeed
<6> and I have experienced powerlosses on this laptop (i.e. before I had suspend2 set up etc), without problems
<5> very nice fs, but hmm
<5> i wouldnt use it on a laptop as root disk
<5> :)
<6> well.. I'm aware that it is a gamble ;)
<5> and dont get convinced in using reiser
<6> but I wanted to see for myself
<5> yes
<5> very good
<5> :)
<5> i like this spirit
<6> not like I have much vital stuff there.. and the few things that _are_ vital are backed up :)
<5> thats what they all believe
<6> hehe
<5> brain patterns are so funny
<5> from the right perspective at least
<5> but otherwise it would be boring
<6> well, I use this laptop mostly for accessing my mail wherever I am..
<6> and that means thunderbird hooked up to GMail..
<6> so nothing is lost there..
<5> i see :)
<5> that laptop sounds as usefull as mine :)
<5> but mine is better in distcc :)
<6> otherwise it just serves as my playground for stuff I percieve to be fun :P
<5> i dont wanna know what you see as fun :)
<6> well.. my last "fun" project was to _try_ to make a gentoo-install break
<5> you cant break a gentoo
<6> unstable everyting, and unmasked a ****load...
<6> full toolchain in package.unmask etc
<6> yeah, that's what I found out...
<6> worked like a charm :D
<5> livedvd ~ # wc -l /etc/portage/package.keywords
<5> 1036 /etc/portage/package.keywords
<5> i am sure i have more unmasked
<6> laptop ~ # wc -l /etc/portage/package.keywo
<5> heh
<6> 490 /etc/portage/package.keywords
<6> there we go
<5> see
<5> :)
<6> haven't gotten that far yet, tho :P
<5> livedvd / # cd /var/db/pkg ; for e in $(find . -name '*.bz2'); do bzgrep ^'\(CATEGORY\|PN\)'= $e | cut -d = -f 2 | tr '\n' @ | sed s:@:/: | tr @ ' ' ; echo ; done|wc -l
<5> this will take a bit
<5> but i am sure i have more packages :)
<7> wc -l /etc/portage/package.keywords
<7> 2 /etc/portage/package.keywords
<7> :)
<5> :)
<5> nice
<7> ~x86
<5> ah lol :)
<5> also cute
<5> :)
<7> 848 pkgs not to bad
<5> 2649
<5> :(
<5> need to add some stuff soon
<7> yea this is my lappy i like to keep it sorta lean
<6> 633 packs on the lappy
<5> prelinked it stays lean
<5> exept for dependancy calculations :)
<6> hmh.. I have nothing but bad experiences with prelink...
<5> what bad experience?
<5> how? :)
<6> but then again I might have been doing something wrong..
<5> ...
<5> there is not much you can do wrong
<5> prelink -amR ?
<5> and maybe some exclude (which portage does nicely)
<5> (precompiled binaries)
<6> well... every time I've attempted prelinking, new stuff started to miscompile(?) seemingly at random..
<5> ?
<5> cant
<5> or i wouldnt know how or why :)
<5> i am using it since ages :9
<5> very very happy with it
<5> openoffice rules prelinked
<5> at least
<5> its usable
<3> heh 643 packages on this machine
<5> i win :)
<5> but takes some time to compile
<5> i wonder how long it will take on a 4 opteron (2.8) with 8gb ram :)
<5> maybe with a 2 opteron distcc added hmm
<5> i wonder if 4gb ramdriver for /var/tmp and 1gb ramdriver for ccache would improve things further? :)
<5> drive..
<8> ****ing ice chewers
<5> whats that?
<7> ahh there is the bitrot we all know :)
<5> hehe
<5> yes
<3> bitrot: haven't stabbed him yet
<3> or poisoned his ice with a laxitive?
<7> ohh thats a good one CannedBar
<3> even the Visine trick should do well
<7> argghhhh my haterid for microsoft grows ever second tuesday of the month :/
<5> heh, are you working with it?
<7> not with it more on it
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