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<0> piercey: dhcp > *
<1> lies
<0> if you know how to admin your dhcp server
<1> on a home network
<0> i have a lot of nodes heh
<1> :p
<0> i much prefer adding a mac+address pair into a config file
<0> and let the systems sort themselves out
<1> psh posh
<0> host Xbox {
<0> hardware ethernet 00:50:f2:d3:fa:b7;
<0> fixed-address 192.168.1.1;
<0> }
<0> ;)
<1> spam :p
<0> ****
<0> i own 13 networked computers
<0> hehe
<2> ShALLaX: as it is right now, net.eth0 refuses to work with dhcpcd, it trys running dhcpcd, but times out
<0> gameman73: you can add some dhcpcd args in your conf.d/net file
<0> maybe you need to change some timeout args
<1> like i said, read the guide
<1> you're not doing it right
<0> ive got to go with piercey on the guide reading
<0> you ARE doing it right
<0> but that card sounds like it needs some loving
<0> ;)
<1> <3
<2> i been reading the guide...
<2> the only thing that changed is the network card
<2> the old card worked fine with this setup
<0> yeah
<0> so try some dhcp settings
<0> surely there are some wait/ timeout vars to be tweaked
<2> ok, how about this, dhcpcd works fine after i login
<1> gameman73: if it causes that much of a problem, go with static ip's (if this is a small home network)
<0> gameman73: in the absence of explicit dhcpcd options in conf.d/net... the script may add ones that are screwing your card over
<0> maybe you need to somehow delay dhcpcd when the script is run, because your card has only jsut come up
<2> ok, ill try that
<0> which is why it works later in the terminal
<0> if you run /etc/init.d/net.eth0 restart after you login
<0> does it work?
<2> no
<0> has to be the script then
<2> thats what ive been trying to say :P ive re-linked it agenst the net.lo script and it still does it
<0> got the latest baselayout?
<0> but id still try messign with dhcpcdopts
<0> or whatever it is
<2> yeah, someone at #gentoo @ freenode suggested that
<2> ill try playing with dhcpcdopts
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<3> ShALLaX: what a bimbo hah
<0> ;)
<4> i really need to crack open my bash scripting book :/
<4> to un-noobify myself
<4> how have i lived this long at work without bash for windows?
<0> hehe yes, bash is truely great
<3> http://www.dublindrpepper.com/faq.aspx
<3> Dr. Pepper history for yall
<5> omg stargate tonight
<0> bah, geeks
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<0> i have to deal with that :(
<6> ok so heres another noob question, how to I remove the "setting terminal encoding to UTF-8" from boot, or even better, changing it to iso-5589-15 so it will not **** up everytime I press
<0> pico /etc/conf.d/consolefont
<0> or something
<6> ahh yeah
<6> the unicode option I think ?
<0> #CONSOLETRANSLATION="8859-1_to_uni"
<0> probably that
<6> err thats in rc.conf, the unicode yes or no
<6> oh
<0> thats for keyboard
<0> heh
<0> i think, anyway
<0> oh i dont know actually
<0> hehe
<0> i think that CONSOLETRANSLATION thing is what you want, though
<4> need to rename multiple files to have multiple different names
<4> :/
<4> eg: tc3854.txt needs to be "HP LOG 3854.txt"
<6> yes ShALLaX, I will try it
<6> brb
<0> nastjuid:
<0> for i in `ls --width=1 --color=no`; do mv $i echo "HP\ LOG\ `echo $i | sed "s/tc//" | sed "s/\.txt//`"; done
<7> what is the best way (using mdadm) to remove a device from a raid-1 setup?
<0> something like that
<0> DONT run that without testing it first
<0> hehe
<0> thats uber ugly too, but it may work
<0> ;)
<0> for i in `ls --width=1 --color=no`; do mv $i echo "HP\ LOG\ `echo $i | sed "s/tc//"`"; done
<0> actually, thatll keep the .txt
<6> didnt worked :/
<2> is there a way to dump everything i have installed so that i can install them back when i reinstall gentoo
<0> FatMom: doh :\
<0> gameman73: emerge -ep world > /tmp/dump
<0> then cut out the crap
<0> and redirect it back into emerge when you reinstsall
<0> but i wouldnt bother reinstalling
<2> emerge < /tmp/dump ?
<0> just run emerge -e world
<0> that'd be exactly the same
<0> gameman73: maybe that.. or cat /tmp/dump | xargs emerge
<2> k
<2> *hopes network will work from the live cd
<4> ShALLaX: that's hot, but it's windows bash so i gotta **** with it a bit
<3> windows bash? O.o
<3> nastjuid: cygwin?
<4> bitrot: no..http://www.steve.org.uk/Software/bash/
<4> though if i could get away with a request for more ram, i could vpc easily
<3> crazy nastjuid
<4> ?
<4> how incredibly annoying, links isn't php friendly
<3> man why does the middle east have to be a bunch of ****alls
<5> bitrot: religion
<5> ain reason most people are ****s
<5> *main
<8> bitrot.. well its pretty much a lawless area where the religous "mobs" have power and have nothing better todo than launch attacks on each other
<9> Can anyone help me wiht my ethernet card, I cant seem to find hte correct drivers in the kernel
<8> and we give billions of dollars to different sides
<8> |neon|.. what card?
<10> anyone run snort on openwrt
<9> ^aSe^, I did lspci and it came up with two ethernet controllers
<9> 3Com 3c556 Hurricane Cardbus [Cyclone]
<9> and
<10> bitrot: you have problems with osx and cups?
<9> Realtek RTL8180L 802.11b MAC
<9> isnt 802.11b wireless?
<8> yeah
<9> wait, I forgot I had my wifi card in
<9> its the 3Com one
<8> hehe
<10> I guess snort is too much to run on a small router
<3> nathanGL: I don't use cups on OS X to be honest
<3> I have a Epson printer but i have not plugged it into my mini heh
<3> ^aSe^: Yeah attack eachother and then their allies get involved, and then it becomes our ****ing problem which I don't like at all.
<3> thrasher7: yes I know the reason.
<10> oh
<10> yeah i am just figuring out how I can accesas my cups gentoo printer from osx
<10> and it isn't working so far
<11> Ok. I'm trying to get a VMware VM to talk through NAT on the network
<11> I've added a masq rule to iptables -t nat
<11> And forward rules from vmnet1 to ra0, and ra0 to vmnet1
<11> I can see packets going from vmnet1 to ra0 in the forward table, but nothing comes back
<11> So. How can I get NAT working with this VM?
<3> nathanGL: ah
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