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<0> Casty: Are the drives screwed into a physical structure, immovable, or can they be moved around?
<1> They're all hot-swappable, but like I said if I remove one physically, the card will remove the drive from the array and start building the spare
<0> Well. What I mean is can you pull the hd to your ear without detaching the cables? :)
<2> lol, just touch each of the drives
<2> you should be able to feel it
<0> That might just work :P
<1> I guess I'd have to open the case for that. I don't think touching the outside would do any good
<3> cannedbar i dunno if ill live thru this
<2> Casty, go to seagate homepage and download some diagnose tool
<2> or just let it die.. what else is the raid for?
<1> That's kinda what I was thinkin', just let the ****er die LOL
<4> is it possible to make a resolution-independent UI, where everything is placed relatively instead of some absolute pre-determined graphic menubar/icon setup etc
<4> and using vector graphics instead of bitmap images for icons etc
<4> I guess it'd be like some kind of child of css/vectors :o
<2> ...which gui uses bmp?
<4> I mean raster
<5> wtf, tiger woods leading the PGA, i thought he was losing his "touch", but hes owning past 2 months
<6> i didnt hear he was losing anything
<7> after some upgrades my /dev/dsp is gone...anyone know of a quick fix?
<8> nux: modprobe snd_pcm_oss
<7> already loaded.
<8> /dev/dsp should be a symlink to /dev/sound/dsp
<7> hmm, i have no /dev/sound
<8> yow
<4> chowned
<7> mplayer seems to work fine
<4> it is a mystery
<8> mebbe an '/etc/init.d/alsasound restart'
<7> mplayer can play just fine
<7> [AO OSS] audio_setup: Can't open audio device /dev/dsp: No such file or directory
<7> alsa-init: using device default
<8> mplayer probably using the alsa device instead of the OSS emulation of /dev/dsp
<7> alsa: 48000 Hz/2 channels/4 bpf/65536 bytes buffer/Signed 16 bit Little Endian
<7> AO: [alsa] 48000Hz 2ch s16le (2 bytes per sample)
<7> i see
<8> tried reloading snd_pcm_oss ?
<7> yea
<7> this is after a fresh reboot
<8> no /dev/sound/ looks like it's more serious than just OSS emulation
<7> long story made short...i upgraded a bunch of ****..it midly broke something, so i downgraded. downgraded versions of many packages weren't available so i did an emerge -u world
<8> mebbe udev ...
<8> nux -> http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-281018.html
<7> thanks a lot
<8> seems a udev upgrade fixed for at least one person
<7> hmmm
<7> alsa-driver isn't installed
<7> that'd prolly do it..lol
<7> aha...i normally do an emerge -upv world;emerge --resume --skipfirst when i goto work so it dont stop on the java packages i need to dl
<7> seems that alsa-driver errored out
<7> hrmmmmmmm
<9> i guess WoW is updating... nux is talking
<9> ohh .. nm
<9> wtf
<10> :D
<9> nux just hates me :(
<10> noo
<10> nux just likes wow more than he likes you
<10> perfectly normal
<9> heh
<7> the last few times you've said anything to me it was some smart*** comment about wow
<11> hey MrEcho_, my roomate is gone for the weekend, and I want to replace the hub with a router... so whats a good brand, linksys ? dlinks ? or trend something
<9> Linksys is fine
<9> well thats all you seem to do...
<9> your never here
<11> but you ever heard the trend something ? I forget to name..
<11> about*
<9> http://www.newegg.com/ProductSort/SubCategory.asp?SubCategory=28
<11> trendnet
<7> ***umptions will make an *** of u and me
<11> I can have one for cheap
<9> never seen them even used before, or heard of them
<11> oh
<11> so **** that, will go with linksys
<8> nux: you don't need alsa-driver if you are using the kernel's alsa drivers
<12> FatMom: I wouldn't get one of the memory-crippled ones. Check: http://wiki.openwrt.org/TableOfHardware
<9> good luck finding an v4
<11> ????
<12> This is my favorite: WRTSL54GS
<7> yea i know...that was what my last hrmmmmmmm was
<9> http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps221/ps224/index.html mine, just need a FEthernet WIC card
<12> If not, a v1.1 WRT54GL will do.
<7> i'm downgrading udev right now
<11> wait, im lost
<12> FatMom: Did you manage to find yourself?
<11> WHAT?
<11> WHO WHERE
<12> Heh.
<7> hrm, didn't work
<11> the problem is, we have a nice ****y home network in here, 3 pcs, and a wounderful HUB, we always have m***ive net slowdown all the time, my roomate like to reset the modem.. sure its going at normal speed for like... 20min and bam, we in 56k again.. but today I realized, after that hes gone for the weekend, that I had absolutly no problem at all... I had full speed all the day when only my computer was using the net, not the 2 others... he dont want a router
<11> oops, a little long..
<8> nux: you tried using the absolute latest udev (096) + reboot ?
<7> i checked the version i upgradded from and emerged that which didn't help
<7> i'll try the latest next
<12> far You haven't determined the cause of the hog, you can just cross your fingers when buying a new active network device if you wish that it solves all of your problems.
<12> s/far/FatMom:/
<12> FatMom: Or you can investigate and maybe find what's your real problem. Perhaps it is not the router, but your roomate's computer.
<11> we dont have a router
<12> I mean hub.
<12> I am getting the flu, and are alittle dizzy.
<9> a hub is always a bad idea, no matter what kind of network
<12> Agreed.
<11> the problem is the firewall though.. I mean, thats the kind of guy that dosent want to go on the internet (hes using windows) without any software firewall on.. but he dont want a router because of the firewall in there.. wtf
<9> one lazy mother ****er
<11> the firewall on the router is much better than crap like sygate....
<11> but nooooooo
<11> well anyway, he dont have a choice now
<7> no luck....
<2> nux whats the problem? no /dev/sound? modules loaded? alsamixer?
<2> i doubt udev has todo with it
<9> ls -al /dev/sound/dsp
<7> no /dev/sound or /dev/dsp
<7> modules loaded
<7> alsamixer works fine...mplayer can play sound
<9> what card?
<7> via82xx
<9> ok so its a oss issue?
<7> worked just fine before a major upgrade
<7> i think so
<9> using kernel drivers or the alsa ones
<7> i have no /dev/snd/seq
<7> kernel
<7> haven't changed kernel since the upgrade which worked fine before
<9> ya thats an options in the kernel
<12> FatMom: You just discovered the real problem: your roomate's operating system. :]
<9> RC_DEVICE_TARBALL="no" /etc/conf.d/rc
<9> heh ya relly redondos
<2> nux, did you run dispatch-conf or anything after your upgrades?
<7> yes
<7> etc-update to be extact
<2> filthy etc-update :)
<7> what i do is look for config files i may have changed at some point
<13> :)
<7> and change anything that there's a chance i touched manually
<7> and -5 the rest
<13> moo
<7> would any alsa-* packages affect that?
<7> im looking at all the packages i upgraded that ended up breaking it
<2> hmm dunno
<7> lol...
<2> might try a revdep-rebuild but i really doubt that can help with alsa issues
<7> i have a backup...
<2> which udev you use?
<7> but it seems silly to revert just because of this
<7> just installed latest
<11> redondos: ...
<7> 096
<2> 096-r1 :)
<2> hmm i am still on 087-r1
<7> yea udev-096-r1 is ~amd64
<7> lol...aight...this seems even more odd hte more i think about it
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