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<0> ooffice will open the suite thing
<1> yeah
<1> I think it's oo-write
<2> oowriter2
<1> ah
<1> yeah good ol' tab complete ;p
<2> closer than what I was guessing
<1> lol
<3> ok now, i finally got it, BUT, its giving me a wierd syncing error and never gets past this: VFS: cannot open root device sda3 or unknown-block(0,0) please append a correct "root=" boot option
<4> did you enable the correct sata driver in the kernel?
<3> scsi actaully, but i believe so..
<3> i guess ill try to recompile
<5> that's a good lil cracka
<3> :)
<5> lol
<6> is there a menu builder for gnome
<3> ok yea
<3> recompile didnt work
<3> i made sure scsi modules were installed
<4> the drive was sda during the install right?
<3> correct
<4> and you have root=/dev/sda3 in your kernel line in grub?
<3> yes sir
<4> still sounds like you didnt enable the correct scsi driver
<3> i think i just about enabled them all
<4> watch as the kernel boots, see if sda is ever detected before the panic
<3> kk
<4> dont enable them all.
<4> enable the CORRECT one only
<3> hah naw i tried that with the first one i had enabled the correct one
<3> so its got to be something else
<3> well see hold on
<3> goes to fast to see much,
<3> of any use
<4> can you shift pageup after it happens?
<7> in the grub menu.lst are you allowed to do a savedefault but tell it what number to save instead of the current selection?
<8> amg
<8> vmware owns.
<2> What was the plugin to make mplayer play wmv files?
<8> you just kinda like
<2> or how do I do it?
<8> create a new virtual machine
<8> then ... install an OS
<8> sooo simple
<0> kitchen: paralles is nice on the mac
<9> I bet... I really need to get a macbook pro
<10> i would just go for a new macbook
<9> too small
<10> dont like big laptops
<11> if i'm doing hardware raid5, i don't need raid support in the kernel right
<9> 15.4" is perfect if you ask me
<10> my friend has one .. to much of a pain to carry around
<11> damn redhook my girlfriend says 5.75" is perfect :(
<9> Expert: its best to put it in there, especially if you want raid devices
<10> heh
<9> Expert: thats small
<9> if I had a 5.75" penis I'd cry
<11> http://www.average-penis-size-chart.com/
<12> mine is 7 1/2
<9> mines close to 9"
<9> 6" around
<13> lies
<11> no ****
<9> yeah, the ladies love it
<9> hmm, I think I'm gonna go get a beer
<10> well udev hit 100
<12> no
<12> 099
<10> sys-fs/udev
<10> Available versions: 079-r2 087 087-r1 090-r1 094 096 096-r1 098 099 100
<10> Installed: 100
<12> k
<10> guess you forgot that i run ~x86
<14> What's the pastebot URL?
<9> pasteme.com
<15> hi
<8> omghi2u
<15> there is something wrong with my keyboard layout under gentoo X. it doesnt make difference between the alt and the altgr, and because of this, i cant type some characters.
<16> bummer
<16> keekle
<16> HI2U2 KITCHEN
<8> omghi2u
<16> ack
<16> i almost locked myself out of my office
<16> damn
<16> all this highpoint **** is .rpm
<16> rpm2targz might work
<16> will someone help? :)
<16> emerge rpm would probably do the trick, huh
<16> :|
<8> erm
<8> after i start my virtual machine in vmware
<8> how do i get my mouse back? :(
<2> lol
<8> wait, i got it back somehow
<16> how can I see if my libc.so is 64bit
<16> it should be
<8> ctrl-alt-enter twice dropped me out of it
<8> MrStabby: ldd
<8> see what it's linked against
<17> mrstabby pasted "failed rpm", view at http://genpaste.pengu.in/pastes/show/303
<16> ldd /usr/lib/libc.so not a dynamic executable
<16> wtf
<8> err hrm.
<8> there's a way to check dynamic libs
<8> not sure
<16> oh, check the errors
<16> think it is because I am using gcc 3.4?
<16> and not gcc 3.0 / 3.3
<16> wtf
<16> I can't have gcc 3 and gcc 4 at thesame time can I
<8> damn, running kubuntu livecd in vmware inside windows is sloooooow :(
<8> the cpu is barely in use, but damn.
<16> kitchen! help!
<8> mr what
<16> did you check that failed rpm link
<8> MrStabby: what
<8> failed rpm link?
<16> http://genpaste.pengu.in/pastes/show/303
<16> i need to install this damn rpm for my raid card
<8> ok, looks like you downloaeded an x86_64 rpm and are trying to install it on a non x86_64 platform
<8> why don't you just go get the non-x86_64 version of the rpm?
<16> exec -uname
<16> oops
<16> because i am using x86_64
<8> your cpu might be
<16> Linux Xeon 2.6.16-gentoo-r9 #7 SMP Fri Jul 7 15:07:24 EST 2006 x86_64 Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 3.00GHz GNU/Linux
<8> but the operating system you have installed is not x86_64
<8> err.. it's gentoo?
<16> yes
<8> why the hell are you trying rpm -i on a gentoo system
<16> because
<8> that *won't* work.
<16> i emerged rpm :)
<18> it will if you emerge rpm
<8> right.
<8> you will probably have to force it
<8> and it probably still won't work
<16> i also tried `rpm2targz` but that **** ****ed me up
<16> i don't know what to do with it
<18> what the hell are you trying to install?
<8> why are you trying to install an rpm?
<16> because it only comes in rpm
<18> And if it exists in rpm format, wouldn't it at least exist in source?
<16> no
<18> boo
<18> wtf is it?
<16> it is the cli/config thing for my rraid card
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