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<0> its changed since yesterday :P
<1> its about the partition
<0> shows how much you noticed
<0> :(
<1> square: i never looked yet
<1> :o
<1> nice :)
<2> 685kbps ?!?!?
<2> heh
<1> Navrax: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/2005.1/handbook-x86.xml?part=1&chap=4
<1> see this part
<1> see the "Default Partitioning Scheme"
<3> what about it
<2> square: cable? dsl?
<1> is that what you used?
<0> bolrod, 8mb/512k
<3> yeah
<2> it sais kpbs
<2> isn't that KiloBits per second?
<1> ok so /dev/ROOT = /dev/hda3 and /dev/BOOT = /dev/hda1
<1> those are what you need in /etc/fstab
<3> I tried the first step in Chrooting into the gentoo base system
<1> :)
<3> And it says mount point does not exist
<3> lol
<1> Navrax: mkdir /mnt/gentoo
<1> ?
<3> Hyperventilating/laughing
<1> is it mounted
<3> cannot create dir
<1> Navrax: mount /dev/hda3 /mnt/gentoo
<1> do that?
<3> done
<2> square: ?
<3> hey i can do it now
<3> thanks znx
<1> :)
<1> Navrax: you can do nano -w /mnt/gentoo/etc/fstab
<1> you dont need the rest of it
<3> Oh lol
<2> I dont get it why people use kbps at random for Kbit/s and KByte/s
<1> because they dont understand the difference
<3> true
<2> that screenshot.. it is KByte/s
<2> kbps is KiloBit/s in my view
<1> kbps = kilobit per seconds Kbps = Kilobyte per seconds
<2> and then that screenshot is really weird
<1> its not in your view.. that IS the correct way :)
<2> the one that square posted
<2> :/
<1> square: got it wrong
<3> so im gonna reboot now
<2> it can't even calculate
<0> ?
<3> I renamed the BOOT and ROOT
<1> nothing new there :)
<3> That should do it :) ?
<1> Navrax: and swap?
<3> Yep
<1> thats it :)
<0> oh big deal :p
<3> Awesome, let's see what other brick wall comes
<0> i can fix that
<3> Yeah but like :( damn
<1> heh
<2> it says ....bytes in 7 seconds with an average of 630kbps
<2> but that many bytes in 8 seconds is still 644Kbps
<2> :/
<2> maybe it has some serious rounding errors
<2> or maybe it uses whole seconds to measure.. instead of 1/100... seconds
<2> Ah
<3> It took a lot of whining, but oh well
<3> lol :)
<2> "This is BETA. Bugs will occur! :)"
<2> hehe
<1> hehe
<2> I think this is a fundamental flaw in this beta speed tester ;)
<1> more like "This is coded by square. Bugs _WILL_ occur!"
<3> tux login:
<3> Lol
<2> hahaha
<1> Navrax: woot!
<2> :D
<0> it says "will"
<1> yeah but its not bold or underlined square
<2> and 630KB/s with an 8Mbit line is REALLY REALLY slow
<3> man wtf
<0> will means will
<3> Tux login?
<3> I didn't make any login or user
<3> What do I do!
<1> er
<3> :( ?
<0> really slow?
<2> I got 630KB/s with 6Mbit adsl
<2> haha
<1> Navrax: use the root?
<2> and I get 610KB/s with 5Mbit cable
<2> :]
<3> LOL
<3> Riiight
<1> :P
<2> useradd
<3> Yeah I also noticed I don't have a default DHCP client
<2> its not that hard
<2> :/
<2> dont use dhcp
<3> why not
<1> do you dhcp
<1> *USE
<2> slows down bootup
<3> o
<2> hehe
<1> bolrod: .. BULL
<2> if it can't find the dhcp server
<1> get a better dhcp server
<3> Lol the next step in the manual
<2> it takes at least 20 secs longer
<3> Login: root
<2> :]
<3> Lol
<1> bolrod: nah .. gentoo can do backup if it fails ;)
<2> still.. its useless
<1> er .. why?
<2> I rather use static
<1> i dont
<2> then I KNOW which ip adress my computer has
<1> so do i
<2> although it probably be the same everytime with dhcp too
<2> hehe
<1> yes its based on mac..
<1> which is handy
<2> yeah.. but now its easier to choose the ip adresses
<1> whatever.. dhcphater
<2> watever >_>
<2> :)
<3> Ok
<2> OUCH!
<3> im at the 'installing gnome' part
<3> This is something I dont want to do
<1> weeee
<1> heh
<3> I want to install icewm
<2> then install fluxbox
<1> me either
<3> No iceWm
<3> Lol
<1> Navrax: edit /etc/make.conf
<2> wmii ?
<1> USE="-gnome"
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