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<0> nah, it tries to use them
<0> since thats where the erorrs come up
<0> in /usr/include/linux/mod_devicetable.h
<1> question: had hardware raid on a machine, and it shutdown unexpectedly but still came up, without dropping me into a repair shell or anything. with software raid it seems to not do that.
<1> why?
<0> hmm, with out-of-date linux-libc-headers and some extra commenting out of stuff, it seems to have worked
<0> why are C coders intent on using about 10 different names for the exact same thing.. like the 32-bit unsigned type.. theres __u32, u32, unsigned int, and a bunch more if you look hard enough..
<2> gunblade: unsigned int is proper
<0> yeah.. but then why do they use __u32 and u32?
<3> My processes stop when I logout out of my shell
<4> _mem: use "screen"
<3> on eggdrop ?
<4> eggdrop should not stop when you log out of your shell
<3> well
<4> does it say "sucessfully launched in to background" when you ./eggdrop ?
<3> the pid is gone
<3> the pid.bot is still there
<3> but when I "ps" the pid is not displayed
<5> Phaid: what other way did you have to make sure your external USB drive is tied to the same /dev/sd? device every time? I'm curious because that's the reason I moved to udev
<4> _mem: use ps xu and /join #egghelp
<6> nohup eggdrop&
<7> p*** the dutchie from the left hand side
<8> spell it right next time
<8> ;)
<8> get it?
<8> nm
<7> ummm lol
<7> yeah well maybe i do and maybe i dont
<7> hahaha
<9> Hi guys
<9> anyone knows if I have dual-cpu box and install zebra on it (routing software), will it use only 1 CPU for routing or both?
<4> afaik zebra just maintains the routes in your kernel, all of the routing is done via the kernel so it would depend on that being compiled w/ smp support
<10> yes compile the kernel right
<11> Where can I get themes for fluxbox?
<12> google
<2> make your own
<11> Qwell[]: that's what I was thinking..but is it easy?
<2> sure
<11> know nothing about it
<0> effer: fluxbox.org
<2> the answer is still "google" though
<13> What would be the best utility for overall system hardening on debian?
<2> Epik`: vi
<13> Qwell[] Thanks Tips
<13> im thinking more like grsec etc..
<14> how can i find out what distro a linux box is running/
<14> ?
<15> uname -a ?
<14> if i'm running fedora core, how can i find out what version fedora?
<14> nah, distrib, not kernel
<14> i.e., fedora/deb/etc..
<15> doesn't uname -a give you that information ?
<16> cat /etc/issue
<15> huh , didn't know there was an issue file
<16> im guessing :>
<15> lolz
<15> idiot!
<16> eh?
<16> did you try it?
<15> are you crazy
<15> don't have the time :p
<16> whats so crazy about that?
<15> nevermind
<2> ***hats
<2> cat /etc/*release*
<2> also
<2> cat /etc/*version*
<16> or that :)
<14> what about he hard drive controller.. i.e., is it raid or not?
<2> lspci, and google
<17> hot... this wireless broadband is pretty slick
<17> it just got really smelly in here
<8> neighbours house taken out by storm
<8> UPS's blew up
<8> tornado
<8> got the jet ski out
<17> 'tornado'.... aka 'korozion after a night at the bar'
<17> bbl
<18> korozion: "there's no place like home"
<8> heh
<8> wtf@voice?
<19> hello
<12> i am unworthy of the voice
<12> w00t
<19> :(
<14> how do i get the raid info in linux?
<17> dmesg
<14> without using dmesg... how do i get the raid info?
<14> dmesg is full of crap.
<14> cat /proc/mdstat ... how can i determine whether it's hardware or software ?
<20> grep is your friend
<17> mdstat is always software
<14> it sure is.
<14> ok
<17> hardware raid shows up as a single standard disk
<21> hello
<14> thanks :)
<11> anyone think this is ugly?
<11> http://webpages.charter.net/bobad/flux.png
<22> doesnt work
<22> Not Found
<22> The requested URL /bobad/flux.png was not found on this server.
<11> whopps
<11> whoops
<11> flux2
<11> .png
<11> http://webpages.charter.net/bobad/flux2.png
<11> I'm trying to figure out what to do with it
<11> Not sure if I dig the green font
<11> and the terms are probably a little too transparent
<11> but at the same time I like it
<23> hi, i guess i can't automount a hard drive to a directory in my home directory with fstab?
<23> complains that it's read only
<24> how can I use one ssh identity file I've added with ssh-add as another user?
<19> testpress: i automount a partition to my home dir where i used to download a lot of stuff off news groups
<25> what's that command that shows you the currently locked files and what process ids have them locked?
<19> process explorer maybe?
<19> http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/Proces***plorer.html
<23> dewk: hehe
<25> I think it has the word stat in it
<19> oh wait
<19> this isn't #help
<19> doh
<26> galen_: lsof?
<19> that's a windows app sorry
<25> Qwell: that's it, thanks a lot
<25> deww: maybe that windows app will come in handy too
<19> cool
<27> hi
<19> hi
<27> I've got winxp on one partition , and I Just installed kubuntu on another disk/partition. Im thinking about using the winXP bootloader (boot.ini) , but what parameters do I have to set there, to add kubuntu to it? (kubuntu is located at hd0-partition2)
<19> UFCom: http://bratlady.com/linux_boot.shtml
<19> easier to use grub or lilo to boot xp
<27> hmm .. how would I change from winxp boot-loader -> grub/lilo then?
<19> ubuntu probably asks you to install one of them. i think grub.
<27> it did not :-|
<27> can't I just use windows bootloader, without grub/lilo at all?
<19> you can, check out that link
<19> but.. personally, i find ntloader scarier
<19> and i consider myself a windows guy
<19> :)
<27> ok :)
<19> hmm
<19> http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Dapper neat find :)
<26> deww: install it on my sunfire
<19> what?
<26> dapper
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