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<0> they screen it in cities for free
<0> and they were already here
<0> so its hard to get ppl to donate for a movie they know nothing about
<1> elchupey: use dd make an exact copy
<2> they can watch trailers online
<0> ok Omega your right
<2> hehe
<0> no one benefits from me giving a way free movies of starving child soldiers who are psychologically manipulated into killers for the rest of their lives
<1> elchupey: if you have access to windows, use DVDFab Decrypter it is free
<0> oh ok
<0> what is dd?
<1> dd is linux
<0> oh the dvd-decrypter
<2> P38, wont work unless he has a dvd-9
<1> omegaevil: why do you say that
<2> because he will have to crumch it after
<2> i ***ume anyway
<1> i make dvd9 images all the time and i dont have a dual layer drive
<2> so ya spli the vobs ?
<1> well yes, if he is going to write it back, he would have to crunch it
<2> or re-encode ?
<1> or split it
<1> i use re-encode
<2> indeed
<2> same here
<2> hehe
<2> ohh wait...of course I dont use any software thats illegal....cough
<1> the quality is pretty damn good considering you are cutting the image size in half
<2> indeed
<3> MMMMMooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
<4> \o/ mmmmmooooooooooooooooooooo
<3> hahaha
<4> Silence... my victory begins now*@@$*^~%~*
<1> illegal ? what is illegal about backing up your own disks
<2> P38, haha true
<2> but the US and the EU p***ed a new law
<2> developing appz that circumvent copy protection are now illegal hehe
<1> they are still being developed
<2> that of course doesnt include dvd-shrink
<2> yeh..but not hosted in the US and EU
<2> hehe
<1> i found one recently that removes cp from tivo recordings
<2> getting more difficult to find them
<2> id burn them to disc
<2> if I was you
<1> so i can burn them to disk
<2> for safe keeping
<1> i do
<2> -}
<2> ;-}
<1> the new tivos look nice
<1> has the ability to add additional drive space when you want
<1> no hacks necessary
<5> bofh`here ?
<6> Hi y'all. I'm having huge problems installing linux on a recently acquired Proliant 8000 server. Is there anybody around that can give me some pointers to look at? I'm at a lost :(
<5> yeah, sell it and buy a dell instead
<5> :)
<6> It was a steal
<5> you robbed it ?
<6> I almost wish I did
<5> whatws the problem with it anyway
<6> It either freezes or reboots during the installation of linux
<5> no wonder it was cheap
<5> run diags on it before installing an os
<5> check that ram/cables are all ok
<5> etc
<6> It works with windows like a charm and diagnostics tell me that everything is 100% in working order
<5> what distro you installing on it
<6> First I went for Centos 4.3
<6> I tried Ubuntu secondly to no avail either
<6> I tried almost every switch in the book, noprobe, noapic, acpi=off, text etc...
<5> is it scsi, how much ram ?
<5> old/new server ? raid ? new bios ?
<6> It is a SCSI RAID5 config, 2 Gb ram
<5> try installing fedora core release 5 on it
<6> Fairly old machine, Proliant 8000
<5> !google fedora mirrors
<6> It seems though that mem=960M did improve the boot sequence with some lines
<2> where does it stop...when and what is the output on screen
<7> can u see a real big differnet in the linux 64bit?
<7> distors
<7> distros
<8> yeah lots of stuff doesnt work..
<8> so its a REAL difference :))
<6> It stops right after initializing the com1 interface
<7> damn
<2> does the install run through ?
<2> try fedora
<6> The screen goes in powersave mode during install and ends with a warm reboot
<2> thats the only thing apart from rhe i can help ya with
<6> Centos 4.3 is in fact RHEL4.1
<2> i know
<6> And my prefered OS of choice for this machine
<2> what I havent seen I cant advise on
<6> true ;)
<2> so...fedora..
<2> you can extrapolate from that eperience
<2> experience
<6> I'll quickly pull down an ISO of FC
<1> gentoo will run with scsi
<1> gentoo's live cd i mean
<1> [baz]: pull a live cd and see if it will boot
<6> scsi is not a problem
<1> i know my servers have always been scsi
<6> I checked for the controller drivers. They are in the kernel since 2.2.x
<6> Ubuntu live CD won't run either
<1> you might have a conflict
<7> what would yall say is the most noobish linux distro?
<1> fedora
<9> ubuntu
<6> knoppix
<9> knoppix is not a distro
<9> it's a live cd
<6> its a derative from debian
<2> fedora aint noobish
<9> I know what it is
<9> it's still not a distro
<9> it's a livecd
<6> !define distro
<1> omegaevil: sure it is... rpms are targeted at n00bs
<2> haha
<4> the giant flesh-eating demon squid has escaped! security! protect your master! GIR! Defensive mode!
<10> ubuntu ftw
<7> lol
<2> i know so mnay people who struggle with rpms
<2> because they dont understand them
<7> rpms go way back with redhat I don't think redhat was real noobish
<10> no because they are stupid
<8> **distro
<11> Bugger all, i dunno, znx
<10> they make you find stuff yourself
<8> pfft
<10> apt-get does it for u
<2> Jer if you are not an idiot you can write your own spec files
<2> and make your own packages
<2> hehe
<7> apt-get doesn't have everything though
<1> emerge #1
<12> what do you want anyweb?
<2> id say gentoo's package manager is more for n00bs than rpms
<2> due to its simplicity
<12> bah, bbl
<1> omegaevil: that is an interesting concept... plz explain your reasoning
<2> emerge does it for ya
<9> after five hours ya
<1> ***uming you have your make set correctly, yes it does
<2> rpms...are pre-compiled bianries to run and configured in a ceretain way for m*** roll out
<1> rpms are designed to take the choice away from the user. you get the configuration the creator gives you
<2> they allow easy verification and checking of files and allow a quick reinstating of core functionality
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