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<0> cached is simply recently accessed files being stored in ram
<0> cached memory will be flushed as needed
<1> <-- is installing packages from difflist
<1> CannedBar, hmm what are the vbetools?
<2> Can it be that cached memory somehow doesn't flush as it suppose to?
<1> Mik-, unlikely :)
<2> ok, just checking :)
<0> vbetools is used for resetting the video bios on suspend/hibernate
<0> without it my vid card hangs the machine
<1> and those are run when?
<3> guys
<0> IIRC it's run before everything is halted for the atomic copy
<3> have you seen that movie where the woman fools the man into getting ****ed at a gay party?
<3> me neither
<1> he, Smong, even more confused then me :)
<3> I'm not confused, just trying to confuse other people :D
<4> sounds like some dodgy porn
<1> yes thats what they all believe :)
<1> you should watch crows
<1> so smart
<0> Smong: were you the man?
<1> so much like humans
<1> :)
<3> yes.
<1> anyhow, me needs at least 400-500 more applications
<1> must have apps :)
<1> or whatever
<5> install kde
<0> logic_box: beat me to it
<1> its already on
<1> kdeoffice, graphics, ...
<0> emerge all apps with the letter k in their name
<1> kdebase etc
<1> nono
<1> i dont want *any* garbage
<1> :)
<2> oh...you're making desktop machine
<6> \o
<2> ouch
<0> emerge -C kde gnome
<2> that's the way:)
<1> hehe, its gnome based
<1> -C ?
<0> you said no garbage.
<1> argl...
<1> :)
<6> yo renihs hoes the livedvd?
<1> gnome is cute
<2> lol
<1> Garepjotr, heh :)
<1> gnome has a good workflow for normal users
<1> i like it too
<1> unless special tasks, fluxbox is better
<6> no more livedvd?
<1> Garepjotr, sure
<1> need 500 more apps
<6> O_O
<7> hey
<7> windows questions
<7> if i do a netstat -an in windows xp or 2k
<1> go fetch missing ones, http://haxor.me.uk/matja/wma/installed.packages
<6> haven't done anything with linux for a long time
<7> how can i parse that output for a specific string?
<7> kind of like grep
<7> ? O.o
<1> heh
<1> dunno
<7> me either :(
<1> you could copy paste it to notepad
<7> H:\>grep
<7> 'grep' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
<7> operable program or batch file.
<1> and search there :)
<1> or pipe output to file and then bla
<7> ....
<7> that's not what i'm asking
<7> i want to parse the output
<7> not SEARCH IT
<1> grep can parse?
<1> i mean
<1> bla
<1> nvm
<0> bitrot: install cygwin and use grep.
<1> yes
<1> for example
<1> :)
<1> i am sure that will increase bitrot's mod
<1> anyhow, but now to compile openoffice with alot languages :)
<3> bitrot
<3> hi
<3> <3
<8> Wow
<8> Now you can download from Google video
<8> that's NEAT
<9> wooooord ^^^ xiando
<7> CannedBar: again you're retarded answers are not useful.
<7> I really wish people would _READ_ the question before answering with something as useless as CannedBars answer.
<0> bitrot: grep parses, doesn't it. if you don't want cygwin, grep has been ported to win32. if grep won't work, can you explain what you want to do better because I must be misunderstanding
<7> right
<10> em0
<10> how are you?
<7> CannedBar: i need something to parse within windows
<10> xiando: I figured the black choppers got you :>
<0> afaik, there is no equivalent of grep available on a default windows install
<7> that's not something that i install
<7> i was asking if there is a app for the command line that i can use in windows
<7> without installing ****ing CYGWIN or using any other 3rd party apps
<7> i don't want to dump the god damn output to a notepad either
<7> i just want to prase the output
<7> just like in linux
<10> EMO, HIGH, HOW ARE YOU!?
<0> I don't know what to tell you then, afaik, it isn't possible.
<10> *** :/
<7> CannedBar: that's a good answer
<7> CannedBar: installing cygwin is a good answer but not going to help sicne I can't install ****ing cygwin on every pc i touch
<0> best option I can give you is a grep that is not dependant on cygwin1.dll http://www.interlog.com/~tcharron/grep20d_win.zip
<0> but again, that's 3rd party.
<7> meh that's only one dll file
<7> i guess that will work
<7> thanks CannedBar
<7> wait
<7> do i have to install the dll int he systems folder?
<0> most dlls should work if they are in the same folder as the executible
<0> found a new port of grep, in case you want alternatives http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/grep.htm
<0> I know at least that one should only depend on the Visual C runtime
<0> most computers have the VCRT for other proggies
<7> yeah the VB one is what i want
<7> word
<7> thanks
<7> that wya i can link the exe and just download it as i need it
<7> I've had such a bad day today
<7> and this stupid idiot doesn't make it any better
<7> (the ape that they call a man that sits next to me)
<10> lol
<0> hehe
<11> so when I do grub-install /dev/sda I have the Not found or not a block device error.. wth, I never had this before,
<11> did grep -v rootfs /proc/mounts > /etc/mtab like they said in the handbook, even if I never had to do this bbbeofre
<11> :(
<11> dunno what I did wrong this time
<12> is there anything fundamentally different between a scsi u160 lvd cable and one rated for u320?
<0> foxdonut: cost :-)
<12> i mean, if i have a internal cable that is rated for u160, would it work ok on u320 drives/
<12> its not very long
<12> i'll give it a whirl :)
<10> most likely sheilding
<10> and it may or may not work
<10> kind of like cat5 vs. cat5e
<10> you might find some cat5 that will do gigabit but...
<12> yea
<0> I have some cat3 around here that does 100Mbit :-)
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