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<0> Alright, guys. How can I set up CPU frequency scaling on this Athlon?
<1> Two - why would u need to?
<2> http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_PowerNow! ?
<0> sCsI: Because it's a laptop
<1> ahh
<0> Man, 91 deps
<3> is it possible to change the dimensions of my terminal in CLI mode?
<4> fraxus: read this http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/misc/5654-linux-disk-block-size-help-please.html
<4> pretty much covers it all doesen't it ?
<0> Erm. I merged fluxbox and I didn't get X. Is this something new?
<5> anyone good with swish-e here?
<0> Ok, wtf happened to xorg-x11, and what are all these USE flags? When did this happen, and why did no-one tell me?
<6> Two9A: heh, you serious?
<6> its modular X
<7> hehe
<0> This is some ****ed-up ****, is what
<6> which probably means the autotools:actualcode ratio is way off now
<6> ;p
<8> xatofuvu
<9> rokaao
<10> bujo
<11> hahaha
<12> penguin pasted "Hahaha", view at http://genpaste.pengu.in/pastes/show/243
<11> ^-- why IDE ****s
<2> theres an option in the kernel to stop that
<11> the disk is completely dead I think :)
<13> i had that from a cd drive when trying to install gentoo on an old P200 the other week
<13> at a rate of a couple of blocks of what you see there every second
<11> these are Uncorrectable errors on an IDE disk
<11> which means: completely dead
<11> look at the sector count: 0 :)
<11> right at the start of the disk
<13> fun fun
<11> well if you consider that the disk is around 7-8 years old
<11> and has been running 24/7
<11> it's not that bad
<2> damm
<13> pfft
<11> pretty good for IDE ... I just don't like how they fail
<13> if you were using real hardware it'd be going for another 10 years yet
<11> I had a Seagate Cheetah 10K 36GB die on me a month ago
<11> it was more than 13 years old and had been used 24/7 as well
<11> and strictly speaking, it's not dead yet... after running a surface scan and moving the bad sectors it still works fine
<11> didn't even lose data
<13> scsi rules
<11> I've started using SATA Raptors now
<11> exclusively
<11> time will tell how reliable they are
<13> i have no sata hardware, alas
<11> that Cheetah might not have had the best transfer rates
<11> compared to current-age disks
<11> but BOY is the seektime good
<11> the Raptors have similar seeks but are a bit quicker on transfer
<2> i have the first gen 36gig raptor .. works great
<2> gets a bit toasty at times
<11> the Raptors are running much cooler than my Cheetah
<15> hey all - i just installed gentoo on an amd64 box - all is well, except i can't log in as root with "su -" (permission denied) - i can log in from gdm, or single user - any ideas?
<11> moodboom: that question has been covered 1234873245 times on the forum
<11> and is probably part of the Gentoo Handbook AND several FQs
<11> *FAQs
<11> UTFS, in other words
<11> to get back to what I was saying
<15> i played with /etc/securetty(s?) with no luck - aight, i'll go digging
<11> I only use IDE for storage now
<11> RAID5 or better
<2> ya a bit cheeper going ide
<11> takes a little more work to maintain airflow in PATA systems
<11> but the price difference is just too large still
<2> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16822136032 few of thouse would be nice
<16> my mrecho
<16> this s hit is STILL installing dude
<16> P2 300 = slow
<2> no ****
<16> im emerging grub now
<16> thats the step im on
<16> from the handbook
<11> reliability is bad
<11> look at the first comment
<11> NEVER buy the brand new models
<16> of what
<16> what are you talking about pengiun
<11> disks
<16> o
<16> im like that with cars
<16> always buy the last year of the series
<11> exactly
<16> 2006 Jeep Wrangler (last year of series)
<11> new line is always plagued with defects
<16> 2003 BMW 530i (last year of series)
<11> well I wouldn't buy a Jeep Wrangler anyways
<11> but OK
<16> i love it
<11> it's a hair-dresser's car
<16> lol
<16> i guess
<16> if i had a pic i'd show ya
<16> its the unlimited
<16> big wheels
<16> \tires
<16> unlimited is like 1 foot longer than momral wrangler
<16> woo hoo emerge grub done
<16> next step.. configure gru
<16> :)
<13> easy peasy
<11> lemon squeezy
<17> Hi, how can I send print to a shared windows printer?
<11> cups
<17> Is there a manual about this?
<11> yes
<11> man cups
<11> or read the printing howto
<11> or look at the Gentoo docs
<11> or look at the Gentoo forum for the cups howto
<11> etc.
<17> ok. ok
<11> it requires some work
<11> so be warned
<11> you might want to use Samba with it as well
<11> if it's a windows share you want really
<18> 3008 BMW M3
<11> 3008 ?
<18> 2008 BMW M3
<11> wow
<11> 2 years ahead of time?
<18> thats what I'm gonna get, with all the options
<18> I'm saving for it
<18> its gonna cost me ~$80k
<11> sheesh
<11> what a waste of money
<11> get a Porsche you dummy
<11> they cost the same and are MUCH better cars
<16> i hate printing in linux
<18> it'll smoke a porsche
<16> my piece of **** printer doesn't work
<11> wrong wrong wrong wrong
<16> what?
<16> BMW?
<16> BMW > *
<11> you MUST be American
<18> the M series are made for racing
<11> to think a BMW will smoke a comparable Porsche
<16> i had an M3, i sold it 6 months ago
<18> madsnax: did you have the performance package?
<11> then again, you US car manufacturers don't even KNOW what a corner is
<11> let alone how to go through one
<16> The M is the performance package
<18> hahah
<18> madsnax: no, there's a performance package addon for the M3
<16> show me
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