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<0> anyhow i got better things todo :)
<1> wow katepls
<1> just 'wow'
<2> mawst, i take it you know my gf.
<2> pinguin, haha!
<0> katepls, if you come to europe tell me
<0> i will organize a fight
<3> You know one you know them all.
<4> haha
<0> lets see how good you are
<4> oops, wrong window
<0> i have some females who will break your spirt and send you home without balls
<4> oh, talking about women i see
<3> Like.... Smell wise?
<5> could someone plz point me to a tutorial to update my gentoo, like doing emerge system ... any info on that ?
<4> they nag yes
<0> i know some
<0> ...
<0> bla
<0> :9
<2> ReCuRSi0N, www.gentoo-wiki.org
<5> thx
<2> man, i'm hungry
<0> just forget it
<0> thats what i do when i am hungry
<0> :)
<2> yeah, i can do that.
<0> (if i dont have food close by)
<4> I wish i could quit this bad habbit of mine, smoking cigarettes
<0> btw the russian female divisions tought the stupid germans a lessons they never forget
<0> you dont wanna fight female soldiers
<0> they are alot crazier
<0> more discipline
<2> well.. russia didn't have chuck norris on its side
<6> hi
<0> heh
<0> :)
<6> i hate that guy
<0> cant hear those chuck norris jokes anymore
<2> cant hear them?
<7> hi
<0> i mean, i hmm have heard enough of them
<0> me is saturated
<0> :)
<2> oh i agree
<7> hi
<8> So guys, I have this AoE coraid networked drive, and iostat results looks a bit crazy compared to iostat results of local drives, anyone have an idea?
<7> linux rules
<9> great your back
<10> mikefoo: crazy in what way?
<1> yes, yes it does.
<8> crazy as in it spikes to more then likely not possible numbers
<7> linux owns
<8> for reads/writes/utils % etc..
<7> hi
<8> the await is not correct at all..
<1> hmm
<1> I need the Borat soundtrack as AAC :)
<10> mikefoo: well for one thing, aoe transactions can be buffered more agressively by the kernel, especially for reads
<10> so the requests will build up in ram while the hardware is handling them and then suddenly complete
<10> the transaction queues on hd's etc are shorter
<8> ahh, ok yeah, makes sense
<8> the read/writes per sec look rigt acually
<8> avg queue size and await and off obviously verses the other drives.
<9> I hope your using gigE
<8> im pretty sure its setup with gigE
<8> im still trying to configure it to use eth1 only for aoe traffic, but coraid has yet to tell me how, heh
<10> mikefoo: build it as a module and use aoe_iflist=...
<10> modprobe aoe aoe_iflist=eth1
<8> ahh..
<8> yeah I built it as a module, ok will do that didn't know it accepted that flag
<8> you use aoe much jatma?
<10> yeah we use it at work
<8> coraid?
<10> yep
<8> sweet..
<8> jumbo frames or no?
<10> yep 9000
<8> I didn't configure those..
<8> maybe I shuld huh?
<10> if you have a seperate nic for aoe, yeah its a good idea
<8> yeah we have two nics in all servers
<10> lower irq request rate, fewer ethernet frame checksums to calculate
<8> niice, you raid or jbod?
<10> although ive easily had line-rate transfers with 1500 frames
<10> raid 50
<8> yeah we might ge a few more sr1520's
<8> we are a big cache'ing shop
<3> He said he was gonna fix me son a sandwitch but instead he put him in a dog crate
<10> its nice cheap flexible storage in my experience
<8> yeaah..
<10> shame the aoe driver for win2003 costs $$$$
<8> yeah? daamn
<10> i have to export aoe volumes as iscsi on a linux box to use with win2003
<10> it works great, but its a bit messy
<8> So you do have similar iostat readings as I explained, yeah?
<10> mikefoo: yeah, you can reduce the buffering if you want, it saves kernel memory and doesnt really affect the throughput.. its a sysctl setting, wait a sec i'll get it from one of our boxes
<3> http://www.great-dog-gift.com/images/deluxe_pewter_dog_crate.jpg
<3> Dog crate I said.
<8> sweet, thanks jatma
<11> Can I ask questions in here?
<1> absolutely positively
<1> doodely
<11> When I do an emerge --pretend I get some packages with a N flag - new packages
<11> How can I tell what's requiring that package to be installed?
<1> -t
<1> tree view
<11> ah
<11> I guess I don't get it.
<11> My system is trying to build...[ebuild N ] x11-libs/cairo-1.0.4 USE="X png -doc -glitz"
<11> and I don't know why
<11> -t doesn't appear to help
<11> I'm doing emerge -uD --pretend world
<12> emerge --tree -p world
<12> or emerge -Dup --debug world
<13> equery d cairo
<14> Could someone tell me what march= I should use in my make.conf file. Am running on a 900 MHz AMD Duron
<13> I used a program called cpuck that gave me all of the cflags i needed, not sure what you would need off the top of my head.
<13> script rather.
<15> LuteM: k7
<14> k7?
<8> jatma: still around?
<15> let me double check the list of marches
<14> I don't see that one listed
<14> frame: do you remember where you got that script?
<5> is emerge -Duva --newuse world and emerge -va depclean a good comination still ?
<13> LuteM, sec let me see if i can find it
<15> LuteM: nevermind, it should be -march=athlon
<14> OK
<15> http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7269
<14> OK that's what I have but for some reason mplayer has quit working on me
<14> However just upgraded gcc so that may have something to do with it
<14> BTW Thanks CannedBar
<16> User: bjorn Pasted http://pasteme.com/p.php?id=264
<15> LuteM: how large of a gcc upgrade (from what version to what version)
<14> 3.3 to 3.4 IIRC
<2> did you check gcc-config to make sure it
<6> hi
<2> s using the correct version?
<2> Kash, HI
<14> is that in /etc?
<2> no, it's a command
<2> gcc-config
<2> -l i believe
<6> lookn @ abnormally m***ive switches for something i dont need
<6> lol
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