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<0> lol...aight...this seems even more odd hte more i think about it
<1> na i am x86 and it shows up
<2> nux: Did you compile ALSA with OSS emulation support?
<2> nux: lsmod|grep snd_pcm_oss
<0> pretty sure
<0> i'm sure the kernel isnt the issue
<0> it's loaded
<0> heh, but i should prolly upgrade that damn thing...
<0> still running 2.6.13-gentoo-r5 that i compiled on nov 24 `05
<3> gezz
<3> modules **** anyways....
<2> Have you got a udev rule that looks something like this? -> KERNEL=="dsp", NAME="sound/%k", SYMLINK+="%k", GROUP="audio"
<0> yes
<2> No dsp in /dev/sound?
<0> no /dev/sound
<2> Uhm
<2> And how does the udev rule look like?
<2> Copy/paste it if you can.
<0> KERNEL=="dsp", NAME="sound/%k", SYMLINK+="%k", GROUP="audio
<0> "
<2> Well, `mkdir -p /dev/sound'
<2> dmesg should have been warning you about udev not being able to create the device nodes because the basedir didn't exist.
<0> only thing i see related to sound in dmesg is '
<0> ALSA device list: #0: VIA 8237 with ALC850 at 0xee00, irq 201
<2> nux: grep for udev in /var/log/{messages,daemon.log}
<2> Anyway, after creating the directory you should reload the kernel modules and it should just work.
<2> Or you could do `udevstart'.
<0> simple enough
<0> seems to be working so far. thanks =)
<3> RC_DEVICE_TARBALL="no" /etc/conf.d/rc udev should regen /dev on reboot .. thats if he has the alsa->oss turned on
<2> nux: Sure, no problem.
<2> ty.
<4> found something.. bell modem/routeur
<4> speadstream 6300 ?!
<3> sounds like a modem
<4> model/routeur
<4> even has wireless
<4> dunno if its good...
<5> My neck is so ****in'; styiff
<5> stiff*
<6> poor neck
<5> I'd take some Tylenol, but when I need it, we don't have it :/
<7> when I did an emerge --sync and it completed it says:
<7> * An update to portage is available. It is _highly_ recommended
<7> * that you update portage now, before any other packages are updated.
<7> * Please do so and then update ALL of your configuration files.
<5> Is MSN down for anyone else
<5> FoxHunter: emerge portage
<7> msn.com works.
<5> I mean messenger
<5> actually, emerge --update portage
<7> well won't it update if I just emerge portage?
<7> what is the diff?
<5> Ok, so I was right the first time
<5> Yeah, if you just go emerge <pkg> it reinstalls wheter there's anew version or not.
<5> My brain is only working 10% today
<5> Actually, pretty much all week
<7> eheh
<7> mine too. I worked 6 days the last few weeks.
<7> plus I have homework to do when I get home so I'm toasted.
<5> I've been sitting on my *** all week
<5> and I WISH TEH ****ING DOG WOULD SHUT THE **** UP
<7> kick it in the ribs
<7> eheh
<8> that's what you get for having pets!
<9> anyone about willin to help with this : http://pastebin.ca/139527
<10> pritty...
<11> seems nasty
<11> :\
<11> maybe something not compiled into your kernel correctly
<9> well its owrking for the other 2 raids
<9> im pritty sure thats exactly what i did for them
<9> if i change it from /dev/md2 (which exists) to /dev/md3 it errors so i guess i created the node correctly
<9> so any ideas?
<11> nope, sorry
<12> what's a "stage3 tarball"
<9> :(
<11> forums.gentoo.org
<11> fwap: a tarball containing a bootstrapped system at stage 3
<11> anyway, bed time
<9> nn
<12> the live-cd is for not having internet and the minimal cd is for the internet install right?
<13> fwap: live cd works for both internetless and with internet
<14> hey, whats up peeps
<14> hey guys, whats that one p2p network, the one with the pretty decent *nix client?
<15> gnutella
<16> hm
<12> im tryin to ssh to my livecd but its not quite working, i started up sshd in it fine and ran ssh-keygen -t rsa but when i try to ssh in putty just says 'connection refused' but pinging works
<12> is there some trick to it
<16> shouldn't be ;)
<12> or anythin else i need to do to get the key verified
<16> might be running through a firewall that isn't allowing local ssh connections?|
<12> good call lemme check
<12> nope
<17> using /etc/init.d/sshd will automatically generate the keys now
<12> still says connection refused
<17> make sure its running, check netstat
<12> i did
<12> says port 22 is LISTENing
<17> can you ping the box?
<12> yup
<12> Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss)
<17> what ssh2 client you using?
<12> putty
<12> dunno if its ssh"2"?
<17> try to telnet to the port
<17> see if it handshakes
<12> k
<12> .Could not open a connection to host on port 23 :
<17> port 22
<12> same thing
<17> telnet ip.ip.ip.ip 22
<12> same error
<12> connection failed
<18> dip****
<12> i tried 22 and 23
<17> i think you got the wrong IP
<17> ifconfig
<17> check what IP is ***igned the box
<12> haha that was it
<17> of course it was
<12> thanks a lot
<17> its always the last thing you try
<12> heh
<12> ok so do you happen to know what p***word i use to log in to the livecd? :)
<17> set one in console
<17> its a random p***word
<12> yeah that worked
<19> nux
<0> yo
<20> hey all
<0> whats going on man
<19> !explain qmail
<21> [qmail] don't use gentoo's qmail ebuilds .... www.lifewithqmail.org
<19> nux ^^
<0> lol
<22> anyone successfully burnt a DVD on DVD-RW media in Linux ?
<20> nux: not much, i went looking for a blu-ray player for pc
<20> and no luck
<0> heh, is that the discs they're putting in the ps2?
<23> ps3
<20> yeah you can buy them
<20> was in compusa and saw thje blurays
<20> but nothing to play them in
<20> which is kinda stupid
<23> the problem with these new discs is the more compressed they are the easier they **** up
<23> i mean 56gb on one dvd/cd sized disc, 1 small scratch could ruin the whole thing quite easily
<0> hrm
<0> anyone know anything about setting up fixcrio with a qmail ssl setup?
<20> nope
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