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<0> put multiple 'screen's in one screen
<1> -.-
<0> ctrl+a c create a new
<2> bitrot: :>
<3> heheh
<0> mm
<2> motion: dewd, i know all those fun things
<0> whats to name it
<3> stupid early morning work
<0> ctrl+a A
<1> man screen
<0> obsidian; but not the most important one?
<2> bitrot also set me up with a fancy status bar he made
<0> crack head
<2> motion: har har
<0> obsidian; p***word was the first i learned ;)
<3> mythtv it is
<0> screen is useless unprotected
<2> basic: seen freevo?
<3> no?
<4> man iam getting frustrated with ipcop lol
<0> stop using it ?
<2> motion: i just use it to keep stuff running on a shell
<0> obsidian; ;)
<4> ipcop is good
<4> but its pussing me off some things
<2> basic: i've never actually done either with a TV card that works but freevo seems much much much much easeir
<4> pissing*
<0> obsidian; i always used psy cause i wasent gonna run a screen , even if i trusted the admin
<2> aha
<0> obsidian; i p***wd the screen im on now, and im teh ONLY one with root
<0> <-- security freak ;)
<2> never a bad thing
<2> unless you're an anal security freak and impose your OCD on others
<3> huh
<2> but sharing your knowledge is never bad :P
<3> im gonna have to try freevo now
<2> basic: faster compile/setup time too
<3> sweet
<3> freevo looks tight]
<3> i like these gant icons
<5> Whoa!
<5> for i in $(ls); do echo kde-base/$i ~x86 >> /etc/portage/package.keywords; done
<5> that did the trick :-)
<6> ok.. ill ask in here, ive been bouncing around 3 different channels trying to figure out what the crap is going on
<6> [01:03] <6> im using a gentoo system, and recently changed motherboards. I hoped that a kernel recompile would add in the support i needed for my new motherboard, and it did for the most part. The problem now is that /etc/runlevels/default/net.eth0 stalls on dhcpcd. it eventually times out ("Error, timed out waiting for a valid DHCP server response") and the system continues booting. After i log in, i can run dhcpcd and it works fine. any
<6> [01:03] <6> oh yeah, new motherboard is the asrock dual sata-2 (yes thats the name, ULi M1695 northbridge, ULi M1567 southbridge, ALi M5263 ethernet controller according to lspci)
<7> gameman73: hmm, just disable net.eth0 with rc-update and add it to /etc/conf.d/local.start
<7> gameman73: put it in /etc/conf.d/local.stop too
<6> i did that, but then net services fail
<7> ohh heh
<7> what does the syslog say about it timing out?
<6> nothing
<7> strange, I dont see what that could have to do with your new motherboard since its just a script
<6> thats what i thought
<7> I'm guessing you might have a defective NIC
<6> but the NIC works
<6> and even when i run the script as a user, it fails
<7> well its obviously having issues
<6> (root user, obviously)
<7> you didnt change arch did you?
<6> a little bit, but still x86
<7> then you didnt
<6> (went from athlon xp to athlon 64)
<6> but its still x86 mode
<7> ok
<7> what motherboard?
<8> do you see any other eth devices with ifconfig -a
<6> Dawai: no
<6> redhook: asrock dual sata2 (thats actually the name..)
<6> like i said, uli chipset
<7> asrock? take it back and get an ASUS board
<8> gameman73: this is a long shot, but look in the BIOS for the option "PnP OS" and set it to disabled
<6> Dawai: what would that have to do with it not getting an ip addy? i can try it but i dont think it will do anythign
<8> 6 years ago i had a similar problem because if that option
<6> the card itself is working fine, i can tell it to run dhcpcd and it works
<6> ok
<6> ill give it a shot 1 sec
<8> i had to bring my NIC down and then back up before it worked
<7> yeah, might be waiting for the OS to initialise the card instead of hardware
<7> I'd still take that board back and get something better
<7> ASUS, nForce 4
<6> redhook: im cheap, thats why i got this
<6> cant go nf4, no agp nf4
<7> you can get a PCI-E card for cheap
<6> ive got a geforce 6600GT ... i would rather not go cheap pci-e
<6> Dawai: i know this sounds stupid, but i cant find that option
<7> its in there
<8> maybe it's not used anymore in today's BIOSes
<7> in advances or something
<7> Dawai: its still used
<6> its an AMI bios :(
<8> gameman73: perhaps flash to the lastest BIOS version first
<6> i could try that....
<7> thats the first thing I do when I get a new motherboard
<6> i hate flashing bios's
<7> why? it takes a minute
<6> and during that minute, the power goes off..... i have horrible luck
<6> p1.5.... lets see what they have
<7> UPS
<6> dont have one
<7> I know, buy one of the $35 ones
<6> seems like the only bios updates are to add processor support
<7> do it anyway
<7> maybe it'll fix that NIC initialization problem
<6> i dont think its a hardware issue...
<6> if it were a hardware issue, i wouldnt be able to tell it to just run dhcpcd and have it work
<6> and the driver loads up just fine, no complaints there
<7> find that PNP option, I've seen it in AMI bios on AMD64 boards
<7> kdebase needs to hurry up and finish recompiling
<6> is it possible to find out what command line options are being p***ed to dhcpcd in this script?
<7> what options?
<6> the command line options to dhcpcd
<7> iirc you have to put the options in /etc/conf.d/net
<7> you could try removing dhcpcd and install dhclient
<6> yes,,,,,, but dhcpcd takes command line options too... i want to find out what this stupid script is using
<7> like I said, look in your config
<7> no options in the config == none being p***ed
<0> WOW
<0> OK
<0> this mouse
<0> is ****in killing me
<7> wow
<7> I can
<7> type on a
<7> bunch of
<0> its a track pad
<7> lines too
<0> witha up-down scroll on the right side
<0> and when i touch it "wrong"
<7> can you use one line?
<0> it calls the back ****tion on firefox
<0> but when i try to repeat the effect
<0> i cant
<0> and no icant redhook
<0> HOW the **** am u diing it
<0> i hate it cause i dont know HOW im doing the back ****tion
<0> its ****tion cause its backing always when i dont
<7> 'function'
<0> ****tion cause its ****ing what im curently looking it
<6> ok, from a script, 'eval "dhcpcd ${opts} ${iface}"
<7> 00:16 Ignoring ALL from motion
<0> <3
<6> is that actually running dhcpcd there
<0> i like the scroll up and down FUNCtion
<7> gameman73: yes, and it gets ${opts} from /etc/conf.d/net
<0> but some times it scrolls back
<0> and i dont know why
<6> redhook: /etc/conf.d/net is for net.eth0, im looking in the dhcpcd module/script
<7> /etc/conf.d/net is for all network interfaces
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