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<0> if u understand right x86 is for i486 and older CPUs?
<1> no
<0> how is it then?
<1> x86 is the most generic architecture. i686 is built upon x86
<1> x86 is a subset of i686; or you could say i686 is a superset of x86
<1> ia32 is a superset of x86
<2> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I686
<3> oh **** http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?item=N82E16822148031
<2> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86
<4> anyone running 2.6.17?
<0> tnx for the explanation and links
<5> I'm still on .16, thinking about upgrading
<5> never done it before tho..
<5> I don't wanna screw it up =p
<4> i'm diggin the splice() deal
<6> gonna give it a go for the open source broadcom drivers in it :)
<6> soon as i get my laptop back from a friend that is
<7> nastjuid: yes
<7> raid5 resizing works <3
<8> what is with splice()??
<4> mulberry: other than that, how's overall performance compared to .16?
<4> http://www.linux-watch.com/news/NS3690656353.html
<4> that explains splice()
<4> RageDemon: wow, 60 bucks for 120g? that's hot
<4> i might just spend 100 bucks and do some raiding
<3> nastjuid: 30 bucks for 160 gb
<9> hmm.../win 5
<3> wait things are changing :O
<9> the times, they are 'a changin'
<3> nastjuid: oh it was taken off the listing, probably sold out
<3> it was a 160gb pata seagate for $30.09 or something insane
<8> Xcode is cool
<8> textmate is also cool heh
<6> Hawson: "That's a song Ron burgandy never heard"
<8> bitrot: where is the environment variables stored in osx
<7> nastjuid: havent noticed any improvement/deteration
<8> what does Terminal.App use as it's profile
<9> piercey: :)
<10> nathanGL: /etc/profile
<10> shoulld be using rxvt-unicode anyways boo terminal.app
<6> yes bitrot boo
<8> bitrot: I am using rxvt-unicode but I just haven't found where the path variable is set
<8> so I can't access **** like fink and stuff until I set it properly
<11> http://us.news1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/fifa/gen/afp/20060620/i/604575612.jpg
<11> ahahah
<11> ah crap
<11> wrong chan
<8> it uses /etc/profile eh... hmm
<6> ew, new amarok layout ****s
<12> does a 'spare-disk' in a MD raid array slow down performance? What exactly does it do?
<7> warflyr: no it doesnt. its used when a disk fails
<7> rebuiling the array automatically happens on the first available spare disk once a disk in the active array fails
<12> ah
<4> if I'm ever forced to move to vista, my live account will be ****MS
<7> it reduces the time that an array is running without redundancy, so its a good thing
<12> say i was to power-off a harddrive in my raid5 array while it is mounted, what is going to happen?
<9> nastjuid: that'll probably be taken already. :-
<4> Hawson: i'm sure there will be variants and i could always do ****MS#######
<9> warflyr: the array will become degraded, and you might trash the disk
<7> warflyr: not much. if the driver/controller supports graceful shutdown, it'll tell the md driver to remove the component, it'll be marked as failed and it'll carry on using the remaining disks
<9> nastjuid: true, but more likely: they won't allow the sequence F-U-C-K at all
<7> if the driver doesnt support graceful shutdown, like ICH5, HPT366, the md driver will fail the component on the first read/write error, and carry on with normal operations on the rest of the disks in the array
<12> Hawson howso trash the disk? they are hotswapable disks in a raid-bin which gives me the option to power down the HD
<7> they appear in /proc/mdstat as underscores, then
<7> like [U_]
<9> warflyr: you neglected to mention the hot-swap bit
<12> Hawson lol
<12> mulberry and will it rebuild automaticly?
<9> warflyr: in that case, you're fine.
<7> warflyr: no, you have to mdadm --add it back
<9> the array will become degraded, and you can use mdadm to fail the drive, then replace it, then do a hot-add again
<9> and you're all set
<12> hmmm
<12> im looking forward to getting a hot-spare added ;)
<12> its not a hotswappable drive tho
<9> I don't know of any thing that will "automatically" rebuild MD arrays when the drive is added again.
<9> Shouldn't be hard to write though
<12> Hawson, i would like dmraid to support ich7r raid5, then that wouldnt be a concern
<7> ich7r is software raid anyway...
<7> just use md
<13> man, i need to get my pata array running again.
<13> i kept looking at it this weekend
<13> just to damn lazy
<3> have you tried reversing the polarity
<14> ok whats a good notepad app ... i have always used xpad ... anything better?
<15> i use gedit
<7> katepls: what do you need to do to it?
<14> nooo not an editor ..i have vim for that ... i need a systray like notepad app
<7> i tried to install solaris on my server, wanted to try zfs
<7> but ****ty solaris supports like 4 sata controllers
<7> and not including the one i have
<7> i wanna start a bounty for the porting of zfs to linux
<1> BAM
<1> just got half my internet bill paid for by work because of the new 'recurring telework' policy
<1> woot
<16> hey all
<1> what is the chmod to set the sticky bit on a dir
<1> would it look like: drwxrwxrwt ?
<17> chmod +s
<4> nux lives!
<17> hehe, hey there =)
<18> how can i make the font bigger in consol like when it first boots up resolution etc. but not change the desktop
<19> i want to use a server as a web proxy (without caching). recommended package?
<14> squid
<19> ok, thx :)
<20> complexit: put a different font size in your .Xdefaults
<20> doh, he's left already
<4> http://www.break.com/index/slugger19.html
<4> haha ****ing owned
<1> anyone know a way to turn off terminal messaging all the way across the board
<10> nastjuid: nice lol
<10> MrStabby: like write/wall ?
<1> i did it
<1> just put: mesg n inside /etc/profile
<10> did you remove the excuteable flag? :)
<10> oh
<10> wrong message heeh
<10> mesg is y by default no?
<10> to allow write access?
<1> right
<1> :|
<10> http://codebot.org/notice.html
<10> lol
<16> hey whats up
<13> terminal messaging?
<13> i would guess it's in /etc/securitty
<13> or...
<21> Anybody know if there exists en applet for kde, that shows both cpu speeds in real time in the systemt ray? i'm tired of checking /proc/cpuinfo too see how the cpu's have been scaled
<13> nm
<13> i was thinking of securetty, and i was incorrect.
<22> bitrot, funny ****
<13> log { source(src); destination(messages); };
<13> log { source(src); destination(console_all); };
<13> it's in your daemon's config
<13> i'm using syslog-ng, so its in /etc/syslog-ng/syslog-ng.conf
<23> Hi everyone. I have a problem. I just got my new HDD (Sata) but the BIOS dos'nt support SATA disks without an update (i ***ume). So i need to find some way to update my BIOS for the motherboard "ATI FT61".. Havn't found anything on google tho. Anyone know a solution?
<24> bitrot: at least the Scientologists didn't attempt a DCMA takedown. "Our scriptures are encoded in religious zealotry, analyizing them is a DMCA violation."
<25> DoXiD: ummmm
<12> DoXiD how does your bios only support sata disks with an update?
<25> DoXiD: does your mobo have an sata slot
<12> if they ship it with sata ports.... they are going to work when they ship it
<24> maybe he means booting from SATA disks...
<25> if it has an sata plug slot .. it supports it
<25> it should do booting too
<25> ah ha ha ha
<25> http://www.motherboards.org/mobot/motherboards_d/Shuttle/FT61/
<23> <25> what's the fun deal?
<25> SATA: None
<16> http://www.motherboards.org/mobot/motherboards_d/Shuttle/FT61/
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