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<0> sup pwnt :)
<1> znx nothing much, i was away for like a week now or more working so hard
<1> just got on checking my mailbox heh
<0> hehe
<1> .seen johnny
<2> I am on the desktop, yes, btw. I found a difference somewhere a bit down in the file
<0> **seen johnny06
<3> johnny06 <johnny06@lam06-2-82-234-169-116.fbx.proxad.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #linux-noob, h m s ago, saying: 'what memo'.
<0> pix2iii: see the last option..
<1> oh thx
<1> **msg johnny06 hi
<3> pwnt: Wish i knew
<1> lol
<0> pix2iii: do this
<1> linuxgirl: love
<3> A deep, tender, ineffable feeling of affection and solicitude toward a person, such as that arising from kinship, recognition of attractive qualities, or a sense of underlying oneness. | A feeling of intense desire and attraction toward a person with whom one is disposed to make a pair; the emotion of *** and romance. | Stop abusing <3 people!
<0> ps -ef | grep xtdesk
<1> bbl all
<0> later pwnt
<0> pix2iii: ?
<2> hi
<0> heya
<0> do this
<2> ok, ps -ef | grep xtdesk
<0> yeah
<2> 1 sec...
<2> I got two lines
<0> ignore the one that says "grep xtdesk" ..
<2> knoppix 802 800 0 Apr08 ? 00:00:01 /usr/bin/xtdesk
<0> ok
<2> the second says like you said, grep xtdesk
<0> so .. the suggestion on that page.. is that killing that will sort the issue :x
<2> ok
<2> how do I do that?
<0> killalll xtdesk
<0> er
<0> killall xtdesk
<0> one less l :)
<2> yeah, ok
<2> what exactly will happen, will I lose anything, other that wm settings?
<0> it should just loss any current settings ..
<0> ie the ones from last boot should be still there
<2> ok, thanks
<2> so files, installed programs etc. will all be left then?
<0> yup
<2> ok, good :)
<2> btw., I noticed my question has a new reply, what do you think about this suggestion? "/home/knoppix/scripts/icewm.pl"
<2> I mean at the Feather forum
<0> idk
<2> ok
<0> that could be ok..
<0> i dont know featherlinux..
<2> yeah
<0> its obviously setup a little different to others :)
<2> ok, it's my first experience with Linux, so I have nothing to compare it to :)
<0> :)
<4> =D
<2> I just chose it 'cause it was Live CD
<0> yup
<2> then I installed it to hd
<0> i can fully understand that.. :)
<0> pix2iii: ok .. off for like 20mins ..
<0> :))
<0> bbs
<2> ok, thanks for all your help
<0> np
<5> Any baldurs gate 2 : throne of bhaal pros around?
<4> blue is the new blue!
<0> :)
<6> Yo everyone
<6> watch National Geographic tomorrow
<6> Its the world premiere of "The gospel of Judas2
<6> and, right after the show, National Geographic will release ALL of the pages
<6> its creepy actually
<2> I'm going to restart and see if my windowmanager problem is fixed :)
<6> If anyone here does not have National Geographic, i will setup a feed if you wnat
<6> want*
<6> Its sending chills down my back
<7> hello all.
<6> Hey Sparkie-
<7> I'm having a problem and I hear this is the place to go for some help
<4> [[Raptor]] Just call me a badger
<4> Wait, that's not right..
<6> Sparkie-, could be, could be :>
<6> whats your problem?
<7> I had an LVM setup on my server (/dev/hdb and /dev/hdh) I formatted /dev/hda and installed fedora core 4 (from fc3) and now I can't get the LVM to be detected
<6> aw. That I cant help with. Im no good with LVM. Anyone else got an idea?
<7> Oh, another piece of info worth mentioning, I did make a backup of the config files before I took it offline
<7> so i do have everything from /etc/lvm/*
<0> did you remove the drive from the volume group before you formatted it?
<7> hda wasn't in the volume group
<7> the volume group drives are untouched
<0> oh hda .. i read that as hdh :)
<0> ok ..
<0> ah i know what you did ..
<0> you reinstalled the main os?
<7> yes.
<0> thats not good
<7> why did I know you were gonna say that.
<0> the device nodes that lvm creates are in /dev ..
<0> you will have lost those
<0> im not sure there is a way to recover them
<7> well from what i've read from google
<0> not even if you know the details of the lvm partitons
<7> over the past 12 hours :(
<7> all your suppose to need is the uh
<7> uuid's
<0> hrmm
<0> and the device nodes themselves
<7> hrm
<0> unless you can somehow recreate them?
<0> Sparkie-: does pvscan return anything?
<7> [root@yoda t]# pvscan
<7> No matching physical volumes found
<0> yeah the vg data is lost
<0> try: pvscan /dev/hdh
<7> http://deb.riseup.net/storage/lvm2/#how_to_use_a_lvm_devices_on_a_different_machine_
<4> http://b.oooom.net/115
<7> that's all I could find that even remotely comes close to my issue
<7> saem thing, no matching physical volumes found
<0> Sparkie-: ah!
<0> create the needed devices :)
<7> how do I do that?
<0> vgscan or vgchange.. try the scan first
<0> vgscan
<7> # vgscan
<7> Reading all physical volumes. This may take a while...
<7> No volume groups found
<7> lol
<0> hrmm
<0> vgscan /dev/hdh
<7> I've been banging my head on my desk all day over this
<7> yea, that doesn't work
<7> too many parameters.
<0> Sparkie-: hrmm ..
<0> oh .. found something Sparkie-
<4> http://b.oooom.net/116 (from znx)
<0> that looks good
<7> does it involve stabbing myself with something sharp?
<0> no.. :)
<0> i am seeing "something blunt" though
<0> heh
<7> lol
<0> Sparkie-: basically that uses the uuid's to recreate the pv's ..
<0> then creates the vg's again .. based on that
<7> ahh
<0> then restores..
<0> and that should be it :)
<8> wish fluxbox was in unbuntu apt-get
<9> why not learn something and install it from source?
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