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<0> sure
<1> most rpm's an FC4 arent up to date with current versions...
<2> because they haven't been placed as stable
<1> yea i hear you enigma, im not complaining- just saying
<3> wtf
<3> dude
<3> sun provides their own rpm
<3> what the hell are you talking about
<0> weeee
<1> ugh
<2> thats sun not fedoros repos
<2> nor gentoo's
<2> actually none
<3> enigma: no that's an rpm that's designed to work with any rpm based system
<2> and sun has bin
<3> and it was originally designed for red hat
<2> if they thought it was stable enough it would be in the repo
<2> instead of having to goto sun
<2> update is not always = stable
<2> up to date even
<1> it's just, for my particular situation
<3> no, buth e said he wanted the latest
<3> he*
<2> read again
<3> if you want the latest, you're gonna have to go outside the box
<3> <1> could someone point me to a good resource on installing jdk 1.5_06 on FC4 <---- 1.5_06 is the latest
<2> 19:33 < atomi> most rpm's an FC4 arent up to date with current versions...
<3> just go install the sun rpm
<1> Sh4dowcat:step 2 Download Sun's Java Software Development Kit Version 5.0 Update 6 (also called the "JDK 5.0 Update 6"). Choose the "Linux self-extracting file" version (not the RPM version).
<1> on http://www.fedorafaq.org/
<1> for Q: How do I install Java?
<1> i figure, if they say not the RPM version it must be for a good reason
<2> always is
<2> actually when fc4 was released they warned people not to use sun's version
<3> actually it does tell you to grab an rpm
<3> the srpm
<3> sigh
<3> well then follow the guide
<3> err
<3> java-package
<1> yeah, which is my question wether that method is preferred OR just running the shell script would work just fine
<2> java ****s anyway ew
<3> follow the guide
<3> I'm the only active java developer here
<1> anyhow i want to keep the install simple
<3> and I don't use red hat
<0> hehe
<1> and if just running the shell script works with the servlet im running than glory be to God
<0> "active java dev"" thats an oxymoron if ever there was
<1> id rather do that
<3> yawn debian installs the latest java jdk just fine
<1> hmmm
<3> not sure why it's such an issue with fedora
<1> is there a x86_64 version
<1> of Debian
<1> and how well does it run on intel xeons?
<3> why do you even need an x86_64 version?
<3> do you have more than 4tb of ram?
<3> err
<3> 4gb*
<1> yes, 8
<2> the latest jdk have been hard masked in gentoo :)
<1> trying to get the most out of this Cogent bandwidth with just one server...
<2> means only 1 thing
<3> ok then, fair enough
<0> enigma: it protecting you from JAVA!
<0> woot!
<0> gentoo >*
<0> heh
<3> there is an x86_64 development version
<2> yes praise gentoo :D
<2> even Randall is converting hehe
<1> yeh, its why im using FC4 fwiw
<0> enigma: no he isnt
<3> whether or not you're skilled enough to stabilize a server using the development tree of debian is a totally different issue
<0> hes just building it to complain
<2> oh znx i think he is going to change his attitude on it lol
<3> I use gentoo
<3> I still think it's a slow ***
<0> enigma: no it wouldnt
<2> i am not allowed to say what he messaged me :D
<3> enigma: so put it in #linux-expert
<0> Sh4dowcat: once more.. not about the speed.. not about the compile times..
<3> >:)
<0> about choice..
<3> znx: and stop quoting the darn handbook
<3> I did read it
<0> i quote nothing but my own feelings on the matter ***hat :D
<2> i like learning from it
<2> too late he's gone to get drunk again :D
<0> wee bacl :P
<3> liar
<2> actually i'd choose windows over debian :D
<0> WHY?
<2> its about as stable lol
<0> damn.. debian is a rock solid distro
<0> windows is a jerky pos
<2> indeed
<4> I call upon thee, for I need help with the almighty samba
<4> Error: smbfs filesystem not supported by the kernel :(
<4> I added smb support in makemenu and then did a make -
<4> What the Fudge
<0> Logan5: module or builtin?
<4> I Think it was a module i dont really know
<2> [M]?
<2> or [*]
<3> dude
<3> just doing make won't do anything
<3> you need to install the module too you know
<3> and reboot
<4> it was m
<2> no need to reboot for a module
<0> did you make modules_install ?
<4> install the module?
<4> No i didn't
<2> :o
<0> do that
<3> enigma: what znx said
<4> That I have no idea about lol
<4> so how would i install the module just modules_install ?
<3> Logan5: that better be for the kernel you're currently running
<3> or you'll be screwed
<0> Logan5: yes.. make modules_install
<4> what
<2> Logan5 cd /usr/src/linux
<4> makemenu
<0> Sh4dowcat: .. er even if not.. it installs into the other kernel mod dir?
<5> yoo znx
<0> lo speX714 :P
<3> znx: yes but it'll be of no use
<3> the kernel kernel only looks inside its own dir
<0> yar.. but no harm :)
<4> speX what up
<5> i need to reformat my comp (cause i wana set ip duel boot with windows) it dosent boot up with the windows disk
<4> I got a screenshot for you
<3> znx: it'll be a waste of time though
<4> one I made today
<5> i already have set my bios to boot from cd rom first
<0> Sh4dowcat: not at all.. he needs it installed to use it..
<5> but im guessing grub is making linux boot anyways....
<0> so he would just need to install the kernel etc..
<3> znx: no use if it ain't for the current kernel
<2> speX714 no
<3> speX714: no
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