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<0> OS: Linux
<0> thats mine.
<1> short but true :)
<1> I like the mailcount script
<2> w00t
<0> im on amd64, how do i emerge a 32bit version of Wine?
<3> matja, loool
<3> id like to know that too
<0> :p
<3> one reason i ddint do it on fedora
<3> you need the 32-bit libs which were there but hell
<0> its weird, it looks like i actually do have a 32bit wine
<0> and all the libs
<0> it runs, but just no windows programs work
<4> now's the time when i say "install windows" and run like hell



<3> hmmm
<3> bjorn, lool
<3> stfu!
<3> ;-D
<3> blasphemy!
<5> whats the command to see which drivers are loaded?
<3> lsmod
<0> KuR-RupT: lsmod
<4> lsmod
<5> thats it!@
<5> lol
<5> thx
<6> man, firefox is such a slow piece of **** that breaks all the time
<7> you said it first!
<0> lies!
<6> truth is dead
<8> You're dead
<6> qed
<9> guys what's the proper way to go fully ~ these days?
<8> add ACCEPT_KEYWORDs="~<arch>" to your make.conf
<8> replace <arch> with your architecutre, of course
<9> of course ;)
<5> has nforce-audio been phased out of portage?
<6> mistik1: man, fully ~ huh? that is sorta risky
<6> I don't know if I can handle the tilde
<6> all riding the "n" and such
<6> nuuuuunn~~eeezzzz!
<7> jesus, updating this irix box is a pain in the ****ing ***
<8> So's anal ***, but you don't hear MrEcho complaining.
<10> if you have anal *** properly, it dosnt hurt.
<11> wtf
<12> mrecho complains
<13> i wanna play doom
<13> but i dont see it in portage
<13> just doom-data
<13> doomsday??
<8> Well, I think I know the next two things I'm going to upgrade
<8> 1) I've got a Ti4200. Not much, but will definately be an improvement over the MX200 I have right now
<8> 2) LCD Monitor
<8> Off to bed I go, to have one of those dreams where I pee in the dream, but am also peeing myself IRL
<14> morning. If i need to accept ~x86 to a certain package, which file do i have to edit to make sure emerge takes those keywords?
<14> a found it...
<15> wajobx
<15> laxiyaa
<16> fonex
<17> hmm... wonder why I can't get portage elog to properly pipe it's messages to syslog...
<18> evening
<18> i got two nic's installed on this box i just built, however, only one is configurable :X
<18> they both show up in lspci
<18> and i have kernel drivers compiled for both
<18> any idea how to get at the 2nd one?
<18> ones a 3com and its eth0
<18> and works
<18> the 2nd is a linksys nc100
<18> so, i compiled the tulip netwrok drivers for it
<18> ifconfig eth1 up
<18> wont do anything
<17> did it work from the livecd?
<18> yep
<18> 00:08.0 Ethernet controller: 3Com Corporation 3c900 10BaseT [Boomerang]
<18> 00:09.0 VGA compatible controller: 3Dfx Interactive, Inc. Voodoo Banshee (rev 03)



<18> 00:0a.0 Ethernet controller: ADMtek NC100 Network Everywhere Fast Ethernet 10/100 (rev 11)
<18> ^ i can see em both with lspci
<17> what module did it use on the livecd?
<18> ive read all over the web it uses the tulip module
<18> which i have compiled into the kernel
<19> dont compile it in, make a module and load it
<19> i can compile my e1000 in or it wont work
<18> why should that make a difference?
<20> omgwhoami: Can you show us what's in /proc/net/dev please?
<19> dunno, on my laptop i have to unload the module and reload it for my nic to work (it shows up though)
<20> Also, `dmesg|grep eth' would help.
<18> Inter-| Receive | Transmit
<18> face |bytes packets errs drop fifo frame compressed multicast|bytes packets errs drop fifo colls carrier compressed
<18> eth0: 65579 890 0 0 0 0 0 0 39880 326 0 0 0 1 0 0
<18> lo: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
<20> Now that other command.
<18> cat /var/log/dmesg | grep eth
<18> i get nothing
<20> Run the dmesg command. Don't grep that file. Just in case.
<18> eth0: setting half-duplex
<20> Well, nothing indicates you've compiled support for that other card.
<20> Which one is it?
<20> (which device listed by lspci?)
<18> the 3com is 10mbit and what im ssh'd in on atm
<18> the linksys nc100 is 100mbit and 'supposedly' uses the tulip network driver
<18> i guess i could try compiling it as a module instead
<18> like renihs|wr said
<19> hmm at least you would know if its the right module then
<19> but in my case the nic shows up, it just doesnt work
<18> if i take take it out of the kernel and make it a module, do i have to make clean the kernel ?
<18> or will make suffice
<19> just make
<19> and make modules_install
<20> I'm too tired to find the module name. I'm going to bed. Good luck!
<19> ;)
<19> n8
<18> http://gentoo-wiki.com/HARDWARE_lsnc100
<18> :>
<18> g'nite
<18> it worked!
<18> eth1 is back!
<19> as module it works?
<18> yep
<18> thanks for that suggestion :)
<19> did it load any other modules?
<19> when you modprobed it?
<19> i would make network devices (and also netfilter stuff) always as module, its easier to de-initialise (unload) if it gets borked
<18> /lib/modules/2.6.17-gentoo-r4/kernel/arch/i386/kernel/cpuid.ko
<18> /lib/modules/2.6.17-gentoo-r4/kernel/drivers/net/mii.ko
<18> /lib/modules/2.6.17-gentoo-r4/kernel/drivers/net/3c59x.ko
<18> /lib/modules/2.6.17-gentoo-r4/kernel/drivers/net/tulip/de2104x.ko
<18> /lib/modules/2.6.17-gentoo-r4/kernel/drivers/net/tulip/tulip.ko
<18> all my modules
<18> last question: what package is net-setup a part of, or do i have to learn ifconfig to set its ip?
<18> im entirely too lazy to even think, as its 3:45am
<19> ?
<19> ifconfig eth0 <ip> netmask <netmask>
<19> isnt hard :)
<19> dhcpcd eth0 isnt hard either
<19> if you have a dhcp server running :)
<19> i have no clue of gentoos network scripts or net-setup or whatever
<18> its amazing, but my brain was able to process that
<18> thanks for all the help renihs, u prolly saved me countless hours of googling :)
<19> np
<18> time4bed
<18> g'nite
<19> gn8
<19> hmm isnt there a non gui hardware sensors stuff?
<21> sed cannot be used as sed 's/searchstring/replacestring/' inputfilename inputfilename right ?
<0> no
<0> but you can do : sed 's/searchstring/replacestring/' <(cat inputfilename inputfilename)
<21> should it replace all occurances in in the file or will it do just one ?
<0> actually im pretty sure it can work on multiple files
<0> dunno, try it


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