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<0> hmm, ive got vmwaretools installer script complaining that my /usr/src/linux/include headers are uniprocessor, but that my running kernel is multiprocessor
<1> is your /usr/src/linux properly linked?
<0> should be, it was an emerge gentoo-sources with USE="symlink"
<0> oh hang on
<1> check that it matches your running kernel
<0> the running kernel is livecd isnt it
<1> dont install vmware while your installing
<1> do it after your under your own power
<0> yeah im still under vmware because its not booting on its own
<0> sorry, still under livecd
<0> guess i need to fix that one first
<1> yeah
<0> whee still kernel panicing \o/
<1> heh
<0> i guess it cant find hda5 because of vmwares funky scsi controller whatsits. I just added what I thought were the appropriate modules to the kernel though =/
<2> is it possible to get a directory listing of a website's subdirectory that has an index.html?
<3> ftp :-)
<2> :O
<2> no luck
<2> anonymous access denied
<2> tried some admin/admin foolery and other such but no luck :d
<4> well you do actually need an ftp server running that is allowing access to that directory :p
<0> that is ***uming its his own server ;)
<4> RageDemon: i'd say there is no way, but wget somehow manages to recursively fetch all files, though not sure if it gets away with it if '-Indexes' is set on that directory in the httpd's config
<0> doesnt wget just scan downloaded htm/l files for other links?
<4> probably
<3> yeah, I figured it cheated.
<3> which btw can cause nice recursive loops on some dynamically generated sites :-)
<0> :D
<5> and then I thought about it
<0> CannedBar: would not it store a list of previously visited pages to avoid such loops?
<0> would/could
<3> sure, but I've seen a select few sites where the previous page is encoded in the url
<0> ah, nice
<3> so you could potentially hit the same page at 20 different urls.
<0> I still cant make this thing find its root filesystem under vmware
<0> im at a loss to why it can read the boot partition, but not the root partition
<0> unless / needs to be a primary rather than a logical
<3> nah it doesn't
<3> what filesystem is the root part?
<6> optimism_, you are missing basic ide/scsi support compiled in kernel
<6> you need nothing special in a vmware environment
<0> renihs: how can it read hda1 but not hda5?
<0> it's definitely processing my grubconf
<3> optimism_: the bootload reads that
<3> not the kernel
<0> right, ok
<3> bootloader* (grub)
<0> ive gone through menuconfig again, and added some more scsi related things
<0> ill just copy it across now
<6> make sure piix and scsi-piix in there
<7> perhaps you forgot to compile in support for your fs ?
<7> i've done that b4
<7> dont put your root fs as a module
<8> I've forgotten ide-disk before, that was fun
<8> "Hm, I see a hda, why's there no partitions"
<7> i'me not on the new ATA layer Two9A .. completely ide free in the kernel
<0> ill check piix and scsi-piix in a moment
<7> s/not/now
<8> Ooh, "ata" eh
<0> root is ext3, support is in the kernel, and it is built in, not module'd
<8> I'm oldskool :/
<7> everything gets detected as scsi stuff .. nice how the cdroms are srX
<0> renihs: where abouts can i find piix in menuconfig?
<9> hello, i have a question for you all about gnome in gentoo
<9> I am using dual monitors and my application bar goes across both monitors, how do I make it stay only on the left hand monitor
<10> Hmm... I have a cdrom. is there a way (possibly using dd) to extract the "bootdisk" image off of it?
<10> alternately, is there a way to determine if a CDROM is "bootable," without actually booting it?
<3> Hawson: iirc, the bootsector is the first 512 bytes.
<3> dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/tmp/blah bs=512 count=1\
<3> but doublecheck that.
<10> don't want the boot sector. I want the "boot floppy" image (about 2.88M).
<3> and you can determine if it is bootable with VMware :-)
<3> haven't extracted a "boot[image,floppy]" for a while now, don't remember how.
<0> renihs: it was piix, thanks very much for figring it out :D
<10> ah, 'cd-info' will say "bootable CD" if it is bootable.
<11> hi anybody know know how to do a dnsflush like on windows its ipconfig /flushdns
<12> flush dns?
<12> you mean flush your dns cache?
<13> shouldn't need to unless you are running a cache on your system
<12> aye
<13> now some progs cache seperatly like firefox ... restarting it flushes it's cache
<11> yea I didn't want to close firefox
<11> just wanted to refresh the browser
<3> s/confire/configure
<11> for the effect to come about
<12> confire = code in flames woot woot
<12> codecaine: ctrl+shift+del
<12> check the boxes you want
<12> clear away
<3> you mean control-alt-backspace :-)
<12> nein
<12> I hit that all the ****ing time by accident
<12> and also ctrl-alt-end on my laptop when going for an arrow key, so annoying
<11> hmm don't have that shortcut
<12> codecaine: tools->clear private data
<13> tools -> clear private data
<12> CannedBar: same effect
<12> crashes X
<11> ok ty
<3> heh, glad I didn't do it.
<12> :o
<11> I really wanted it in a script though to help people out without them having to have to do anything
<12> least it does on my work comps, can't reach end by accident on my desktop at home (work comps running fc5 :/)
<12> codecaine: why do you need to flush their dns?
<12> and if you want a script, you can probably just 'rm -rf /home/`whoami`/.mozilla/firefox/some-whacky-folder-name-full-of-cache-goodness'
<12> not sure where its actually stored
<13> i think it's kept in memory drags
<13> i don't think it gets written to the profile dir
<11> so they don't have to close the browser and start it up
<3> logic_box: dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mem....
<11> when I hit reload
<11> it was there
<11> maybe because I have catches
<11> on my firefox
<13> CannedBar: yea that may cause some other issues :)
<13> expecialy with the kernel being in mem too :)
<3> then you specify and offset and a block count :-)
<13> never tried it on a running system would probably be some pretty interesting results
<12> too the crash-mobile!
<12> someone better have a crash-system lying around
<12> or else I'm trying that when I get home tonight
<12> logic_box: is all the mem accessible from /dev/mem even? like isn't kernel mem sectioned off after the initial image is loaded?
<13> drags: don't think so ... /dev/mem should give ya direct access to it all
<12> hotness
<13> just for giggles try dd if=/dev/mem of=somefile ... strings somefile | less
<13> ohh there is one of my p***words :)
<13> amazing what gets thrown into ram
<14> Anyone have an idea about how to fix this error when emerging glibc?
<14> --------------------------- ACCESS VIOLATION SUMMARY ---------------------------
<14> LOG FILE = "/var/log/sandbox/sandbox-sys-libs_-_glibc-2.4-r3-23603.log"
<14> access_wr: /
<13> no clue FoxHunter it merged no problem here
<3> ok, about to cat /dev/zero to /dev/mem on an old debian box I use for scrubbing disks
<13> ooohhh :)
<12> woot
<0> that could be fun
<13> crash crash crash :)
<0> be sure to show us the results :D
<13> hehe
<13> after the dd?
<12> lol my /dev/mem dd'd out to 1.1MB
<3> before...
<12> is that common?
<12> my active mem fits on a floppy :o
<3> doh!
<13> drags: should be the same as free reports
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