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<0> how do i determine the negotiated link speed for eth0 ?
<1> the things I find in crontab
<1> openbsd has a log rotator running every 10 minutes in its default config
<1> which I don't need with socklog
<1> er every hour
<2> tehrandom mii-tool
<0> thank you
<3> ethtool for modern day cards, no?
<0> Phaid, any idea on setting which nic is eth0 and eth1 on slack 10.2 ?
<3> tehrandom: you can use ifrename for that.
<4> /etc/modules.conf
<2> tehrandom that's determined by the order the drivers are loaded in and the driver itself if the cards are the same
<4> or /etc/modprobe.conf
<4> set aliases
<3> in iftab: gigE driver r8169 mac 00:15:F2:0F:4E:1A
<3> ipwlan driver ipw2200
<3> for ifrename, that is
<3> so you have interface gigE and ipwlan, respectively.
<3> you can set up iftab to match based on driver, mac, irq, pci address, lots of stuff.
<0> hrm
<0> if a line is # commented, it wont try to load that module right ?
<0> in rc.modules ?
<0> cuz the one that it's loading is commented. ..
<4> look at rc.netdevice
<0> nonexistant
<0> it looks like slack ditched that as far as generating it by default
<4> what kernel
<4> HELLO
<0> 2.4.31
<0> slack 10.2 default install
<4> what nics
<0> via-rhine and e1000
<4> alias them in /etc/modules.conf
<0> seems like it's being hijacked by hotplug
<0> what's the syntax? just alias eth0 e1000 ?
<4> alias modname ethx
<4> once that files saved, run depmd -a
<4> depmod -a
<0> koo, thanks
<4> personally i disable rc.modules
<3> slack is not utilizing udev yet/.
<3> ?
<4> not in 2.4
<3> oh, right.
<2> if your rc scripts are stock slack 10.2 then you can just create a rc.netdevice with the modprobe commands in the order you want them
<0> heh, that would've been much easier... but ah well, i'm learning stuff ;)
<2> and chmod +x it and there you go, rc.modules will run it at boot before hotplug and all the other module loading stuff
<0> i'm rebooting my box now to see if it worked
<4> I dont use rc.netdevice either :)
<5> Is anyone cares about my hard drive issue from like 12 hours ago
<4> the driver aliases load the mods fine when calls are made to ethx
<5> it wasn't hd corruption at all.. my clock battery was dead... stuff like bind doesn't seem to run with a year set to 1903 :)
<6> bedouin_: just run ntpd on statup
<3> ntpd wouldn't correct a date that far off, would it?
<3> i've had that problem with ntpd before
<3> if the time is too far off, it won't adjust
<3> an ntpdate before ntpd would
<6> oh yeah if the sytem time is too far off it won't correct it. openntpd has an option to fix it if its too far off during startup but only during startup
<3> oh neat
<5> Trey: you can't if your dns relies on your own dns server
<3> i've not checked out openntpd
<5> Trey: and bind gets broken by a way off date
<6> bedouin_: you _can_ use ntp to corect the system time at boot before bind starts
<5> Trey: i know that... but that doesn't do much good when it can't resolve the hostname of a nameserver
<3> why not?
<6> bedouin_: which is why you use ip's in your ntp config file.
<3> put your ntp server in /etc/hosts, or refer to it by ip.
<5> yeah.. possible idea
<5> or I just put a new battery in the thing
<6> bedouin_: great do that.
<3> all of the above
<7> can linux access netbsd ffs?
<4> whats netbsd ffs
<8> it's like version 2.09
<3> mebsd: it's listed here: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Filesystems-HOWTO-9.html
<3> i dunno that that means it's supported, per-se.
<3> looks like if it does, it's through ufs
<6> korozion: sweet
<9> Hey Guys.. I'm trying to find a really really really small PC that has 2 PCI expansion slots. Anyone know of one (apart from the shuttle)?
<10> joobie: You can get some of the mini-itx boards with riser cards... and then simply purchase a ch***is which supports it
<11> my syslogd won't write to the files after they're rotated... I gotta issue: killall -HUP syslogd.. anyone know whY/
<12> what are some simple comands to learn about my linux system via console
<12> like, whast running, what cpu, hd space, etc i can output and save to a text file ?
<11> sec
<11> http://www.comptechdoc.org/os/linux/usersguide/linux_ugbasics.html
<12> lakez, you link that for me ?
<11> menkio, There was a guy in here two weeks ago that asked for that. I just got it now for him.
<12> witty
<12> but cp, mv, pwd, and shutdown doesn't tell me anything about the system im on
<8> menkio tldp.org has what you'd need
<11> menkio, look on the left side they've got different sections
<8> also, it never hurts to explore your own system
<11> also, it never hurts to look at the ****ing webpage i linked before you think it's not what you need :)
<8> that too
<10> lakez: you might also try man -k <keyword> to explore some of the man pages
<12> like what
<12> lol
<8> and man man
<8> :)
<12> so.. i don't know the commands..
<12> but i should read the manual for the comands i don't know
<8> yes
<12> hmm, thats not *** backwards
<12> how do i find a manual for a command i don't know
<11> menkio, did you see what escrow said? that's for you
<12> man system information output
<12> that didn't work
<12> =\
<11> menkio, at some point you gotta try and swim.
<12> man system info didn't work ethier
<12> any hints
<10> my bad...yeah that was for meniko
<11> man uname
<12> man system stats doesn't work
<12> uname !
<12> thank you
<8> cat /proc/stuffinthere
<12> thank you
<12> thats 2
<12> see how simple that was
<11> menkio, read your books and do your homework. :)
<8> http://just****inggoogleit.com/
<8> see how simple that is?
<11> menkio, there's only 14 billion guys that join the channel asking for "simple" things like that
<11> at somepoint you gotta make them learn
<12> naa, your just being a prick
<12> cause this is #linuxhelp
<7> what's good linux live cd with kde
<12> the whole, rtfm thing is fine..
<8> kubuntu
<12> shrug, i guess it's an adult thing
<13> there you have it kids, reading is an adult thing.
<7> is kubuntu the live cd?
<14> :P
<8> BrianH :D
<15> is'n there 'mv' cmd in ftp?
<7> can linux access bsd ffs(fast file system)
<13> back to diapers I go.
<13> bbl
<15> http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Filesystems-HOWTO-9.html
<7> ok so where to find what contents in kubuntu?
<15> have no idea! if no one answer, try google!! he knows
<7> so it's supported? ffs?
<7> i only want to read it
<8> mebsd didn't bougyman answer you earlier?
<16> hello all
<17> no hellos
<17> hello == bad
<16> I try a setup for proftpd with ldap, things seem to work, but I don't know to add different groupd to ldap for different virtual domains
<16> Idle`: alrite, kukuluku all :) from now on
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