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<0> asff
<0> ok
<0> now this is a good question
<0> eth1 is wireless
<0> where do i put the info for the damn router name
<0> essid
<1> what controls permissions of log files ?? i changed /var/log/messages so users can read it but it got changed back on reboot
<2> iwconfig controls your wireless nic functions
<0> where do i put iwconfig eth1 essid "namehere"
<0> right
<0> but upon boot
<2> ubersnax: read the /etc/conf.d/net.example
<0> not there
<0> wait
<0> is it
<0> config_ESSID=( "name" )
<0> let us pray
<0> nah that didnt do it
<0> well i just dont see it.
<3> I wish I had a job
<3> It'd been nice...to make money of my 48h days
<0> ok this **** is retarded
<0> the nic works fine
<0> whilst in console
<0> but once i load up xorg
<0> the nic quits working
<0> wtfi s that about
<3> ubersnax: that's the word from god, don't use X ;)
<0> this laptop is for a friend
<0> he needs gui
<3> ubersnax: tell him that girls gets turned on by console, he won't touch X again
<0> any idea why xorg/nvidia fuxes up the nic?
<0> now tasfasf
<0> asfaf
<0> now this is weird
<0> get this
<0> when using vesa, the wireless nic works
<0> when using the nvidia driver, the wireless nic stops working
<4> User: njdavid Pasted http://pasteme.com/p.php?id=514
<5> turn off 'Local APIC support on uniprocessors'
<0> mrecho
<0> you rule
<5> not really
<0> yes
<6> you do.
<5> nope
<6> if this works, you will in my book
<5> that and turn off ANY video stuff in the kernel
<5> framebuffer is for n00bs
<6> scoff!
<6> i love my framebuffer
<6> turning off local apic.. its having to recompile the whole kernel
<5> with uptimes of 2+ weeks, I dont see it boot to offten... so no need in the kernel
<6> it took some major tweakign to get this toshiba to work right
<6> do not buy toshiba
<6> piece of ****
<5> my friends toshiba is great
<5> 0 probs in linux
<6> this one took all sorts of tweakign to get working
<6> video, especially
<2> I swear it seems everytime I update ports on freebsd one package segfaults
<5> lol
<2> so sick of it
<2> python wouldn't compile
<6> =)
<7> solution: do not update ports
<2> Ticho: lol
<2> that's what they want >:|
<6> haha
<2> solution: use portage.
<2> I like my solution better :D
<5> x86-fbsd
<2> eh?
<5> not even sure of the status of that project...
<7> alive and kicking
<2> you developing that Ticho ?
<2> or helping
<2> x86-fbsd?
<2> you mean gentoo-freebsd?
<7> i'm not
<7> i don't like bsd
<2> PF is pretty sweet
<6> g'nite guys
<6> thanks again, bitrot, mrecho
<2> bill is in the mail
<6> oh
<6> yes
<6> how do i get /boot to stop mounting at bootup
<6> fstab looks right to me
<2> noauto
<2> really?
<2> paste it
<6> defaults,noatime,noauto ?
<6> will that work fine
<2> just the line that looks right to you
<2> nope
<2> read what defaults includes dude
<2> it includes 'auto' lol
<6> oic
<2> your statement contradicts itself
<6> so noatime,noauto
<2> remove default and noatime
<2> lol
<2> remove noatime
<2> again
<2> read what it means
<2> Access timestamps are not updated when a file is read
<2> that's up to you though eheh
<6> do you use that for your / ?
<6> noatime ?
<2> no
<6> the doc said it helps spseed it up
<2> i like the know when the last time the file was touched
<2> lol
<2> yeah i have noatime
<2> but it's only boot
<2> just keep it there
<2> i'm just giving you a hard time
<6> so.. put noatime back?
<2> lol yea
<6> noatime,noauto
<2> that will do it hoss
<2> in the future
<2> man mount
<2> sounds catchy huh
<6> damn, mrecho
<6> the nic isnt working
<6> with apic turned off
<2> why did you break it?
<6> well
<6> with vesa driver in X11, wireless nic works
<6> with nvidia driver in X11
<6> wireless nic breaks
<2> what driver are you using?
<2> nvidia or nv?
<6> nvidia
<2> what kind of wifi nic do you have?
<6> belkin 54g
<6> it works fine w/ vesa x11 or in console withoiut x +nvidia loaded
<6> nvidia breaks it
<2> anything in dmesg?
<6> wedll
<6> athr last line says SoftMAC: Authentication timed out with 00;mac addres...
<6> it ahs the mac
<2> paste me the mac
<2> is it valid?
<6> yea its valid
<6> spurious 8259A interrupt: IRQ7
<6> wtf is that
<2> possible sharing conflict perhaps
<2> check to see what irq your vidieo card is using
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