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<0> don't waste another cd...
<1> ok
<1> thanks. i'll give it a shot
<2> I thought you needed the minimal to do a command line install?
<3> Codegen: I think all the tools a minimal cd has are on the livecd
<3> use the net for everything else
<4> im recompiling my kernel because i was having problems with xorg-x11, i have a sony vaio laptop with intel i915 graphics card, should i add support builtin or module in kernel>
<0> drags|off: heh, what tools? all you need is tar, mkdir, and chroot :-P
<2> and emerge
<2> portage*
<0> Codegen: nah, you emerge from within the chroot.
<2> Oh, rigt
<4> im not sure if i compile my kernel with graphics card stuff builtin or as a module
<5> I'm having a logic issue. I'm trying to set a variable to my IP6 IP on my router. wtf am I missing? Here's the line (I know it's ugly as ****)
<5> ifconfig vlan1 | grep inet6 | sed 's/inet6//g' | sed 's/addr://g' | sed 's/Scope:Link//g' | sed -r 's/[^a-fA-F0-9:\/]//g' | xargs set $IP6ADDR
<5> that's the correct use of xargs isn't it?
<6> rojo_: jea
<6> something like that
<6> no exactly like that lol
<6> and use grep for crying out loud
<6> what's all this sed this sed that
<0> sed makes you 1337....
<6> HAW
<6> I thought we had spam issues
<5> I used grep to get the appropriate line, then using sed to chop off the 1st 2nd and 4th words so all I'm left with is the IP/mask
<6> regular expressions
<6> are koo
<5> I used grep kneegroid
<6> lol
<6> you could use grep for everything!
<6> i'm just busting your chops piper
<5> anyway just ifconfig blah blah blah successfully shows the IP as I expect. But when I add xargs set $IP6ADDR, and check the value of $IP6ADDR, it doesn't exist
<5> the sed poop works.
<6> hehe
<6> i've never used xarts to set a variable O.o
<5> hmmm. how else can you set a variable to the output of ifconfig | grep yourmom | sed 's/lickme... etc
<0> yeah, I thought xargs was for analyzing args
<6> what about removing xargs and just | set $IPV6ADDR
<5> sec...
<6> whenever I do crazy ****zor like this I would just toss it in /etc/profile or something
<5> root@OpenWrt:~# echo $IP6ADDR
<5>
<6> and set the command as the variable
<6> or something
<5> oh
<6> IP6ADDR=sed this sed that here a sed there a sed
<6> ya know
<6> or even
<6> .bashrc
<6> or .bash_profile
<6> for your user
<6> ya know what i mean jelly bean
<5> this is on my openwrt wrt54g. no users.
<5> (I hope no users anyway)
<6> ah yea
<6> i don't think it even has a /etc/profile or anything heh
<6> sure it has a startup config though :)
<5> prolly not
<5> it does. I'm trying to modify it!
<5> lol
<5> I'm trying to set it up to provide an ip6 ip via dhcp
<5> turns out my router is pulling an IP6IP from my ISP without my having to do much. so I'm trying to route it. But, technically, my IP is dynamic, so I'm trying to script dynamic--scismmm...ness... or something...
<3> hah
<3> sounds like fun
<0> btw, rojo if you checked teh openWRT wiki you might have found this page http://wiki.openwrt.org/PublishYourWANIp
<0> and notice sed doesn't appear anywhere :-P
<7> I have decided taht after I do this home theater **** I am goign to save up for a Saturn!
<0> their 1337ness comes from awk
<5> CannedBar: sed pwns
<8> OMG THE SATURN OWNS!
<0> nathanGL: I think he means the car, not the console :-P
<9> **** saturn
<10> anybody can help me to install cifs on gentoo ?
<10> maybe someone got a manual ?
<0> _warhawk-: emerge samba
<0> done
<8> lol
<8> nastjuid: have you seen teh Sky Redline!!!
<5> IP6ADDR=`ifconfig vlan1 | grep inet6 | awk '{print $3;}'`
<8> 260horses in a miata practically!! and the car looks so ****in good
<5> that w0rxificates
<8> and price is amazing
<5> acura tsx > *
<5> mazda = ford
<8> tsx, isn't that SUV
<0> acura tsx = overpriced accord
<5> nope. tsx is somewhere between a civic and an accord
<8> http://www.babez.de/saturn/skyred07/pic01.jpg
<0> rojo_: it's the Euro Spec accord.
<10> cannebar: thx, will test now
<8> look at that, your not going to say saturn ****s when you see that...
<0> oh look saturn thinks they are Lotus...
<8> yeah, and for the price of a ****in miata!
<8> yeah, im definitley goign to be looking into getting one of those.
<11> haha
<11> so are you talking cars now ey
<10> mount -t cifs //192.168.1.2/share /home/misc -o username=username,p***word=pw
<10> mount error: cifs filesystem not supported by the system
<10> Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g.man mount.cifs)
<10> anyone know what does it mean ?
<12> does portage have that?
<12> i tried to emerge mame
<12> and it didnt fine it
<12> find*
<0> warflyr: have you compiled cifs support into your kernel?
<0> adio: emerge --search mame
<12> yea didnt have nothing
<11> hmm
<0> I don't believe that...
<10> just done emerge samba..
<11> what php thingie should i get? to get php support in apache
<10> cannebar how ?
<0> _warhawk-: you have to enable cifs support in your kernel. are you using genkernel or your own?
<10> genkernel
<11> eh
<11> nobody knows?
<0> _warhawk-: then I think you should be able to load the kernel module for cifs, probably something like "modprobe cifs"
<13> robz_ emerge dev-lang/php
<11> ahh ok
<10> cannebar :
<10> modprobe cifs
<10> modprobe: Can't locate module cifs
<13> don't forget to restart apache afterwards
<11> ok
<11> how can i see if php is activated?
<13> make a test page and see if it works
<0> _warhawk-: not sure then, I build my own kernels so I've never messed with genkernel
<10> damn i see lsmod, no cifs is loaded....mhmm
<0> could try `find /lib/modules/ -iname `*cifs*.ko``
<13> genkernel shouldn't exist imho
<0> err, that should be find /lib/modules/ -iname *cifs*.ko"
<0> Dawai: agreed
<14> anybody around who knows nxserver?
<14> i'm having weird unexplainable issues here
<10> find /lib/modules/ -iname *cifs*.ko"
<10> >
<10> nothing else happen
<0> warflyr: arg, yet another typo, sorry... find /lib/modules/ -iname "*cifs*.ko"
<0> ctrl-c out
<0> then enter the above command
<10> still nothing happen, just a blank line
<0> hmm, don't know what to tell you then.
<10> damn
<10> maybe anyone else?
<10> find -name *cifs*
<10> ./var/cache/man/cat8/mount.cifs.8.bz2
<10> ./usr/bin/mount.cifs
<10> ./usr/share/doc/samba-3.0.5/swat/help/mount.cifs.8.html
<10> ./usr/share/man/man8/mount.cifs.8.gz
<10> maybe that help you cannebar ?
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