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<0> no help for topic boot
<1> .help partii
<0> no help for topic partii
<2> hah
<1> .help partion
<0> no help for topic partion
<1> =P
<3> replacemydefaultroutesoundslikeprogramminginmicrosoftapi
<2> 'howto partition
<1> `howto partition
<4> 'howto your mom
<2> nothing found, sorry
<2> try google
<1> 'howto partition
<2> .search linux partitioning howto
<1> fuxkc)(!@#



<0> linux partitioning howto: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Partition/
<1> t
<4> .search your mom
<0> your mom: http://www.yourmom.com/
<5> .google partitioning howto site:www.tldp.org
<0> partitioning howto site:www.tldp.org: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Partition/
<1> much love
<3> motin: Use defaultroute in /etc/ppp/options
<3> Anyway. Bed time for me..
<5> nite george
<0> motin posted http://paste.linuxhelp.tv/142 44 lines of plaintext
<2> awol: i love your sounds
<2> i _hate_ sounds, too.
<2> but these are kind of addictive
<6> more info at http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1466966#post1466966
<6> gcbirzan: i'll try that
<5> bougyman: heh most find my sounds annoying.... but i'm weird
<5> motin: what george said is what to do.... /etc/ppp/options
<6> awol: who's george? i'll check defaultroute in ppp options though
<5> bougyman: i should rewrite a gui sound selector.. to make it easy to create sound configs
<5> motin: gcbirzan is george... but n/m
<3> Cristi!
<2> awol: trey thinks i've lost my mind
<3> If anything..
<7> it's jorge. he's mexican
<3> I dislike George. :-P
<8> bougyman: we've all wondered at the changes, heeh
<5> bougyman: i'll have to brainwash him too i guess...
<2> came back after the weekend and i moved from debian to suse, ratpoison to fvwm, eterm to urxvt, and bought 2 intel machines.
<6> gcbirzan: buenos dias
<2> < bougy's evil twin
<5> gcbirzan: i think it's a great name.... but whatever
<3> Haha
<3> pb24ss: DIE!3~
<3> bitch.
<7> hahahahaa
<7> muchas gracias senor jorge
<3> motin: Don't listen to the idiot over there. :-)
<3> Come to think of it.
<3> pb24ss: Multa muie.
<6> gcbirzan: just add the line "defaultroute" to ppp options? it is not doc?umented in the file... disconnect reconnect or a reboot needed despues
<6> ?
<3> And, yes, Romanian does have a word for getting a blowjob.
<3> AFTERR.
<4> like
<3> One r. Stupid keyboard.
<4> wtf does xchat hate shift all of a sudden?
<4> I can't highlight text with shift+home anymore
<8> sounds like something bound it
<4> on xchat?
<3> motin: 1) I am not Spanish and I sort of kind of understand it. b) Try it, you need to reconnect.
<4> xchat is like...retarded
<8> Qwell: what's your desktop?
<3> motin: (sort of kind of understand it since Romanian is related to it)
<4> Death_Syn: It's JUST xchat :p
<4> but, gnome/metacity
<3> anyway. bd.
<3> Bed.
<8> hmm
<3> pb24ss: Die. Thanks.



<7> gnite cristi
<6> gcbirzan: searching on defaultroute on google led me to a brilliant page: http://www.linuxportalen.se/node/377 - it's in swedish and is about how to get PPPoE working with linux and my particular ISP :)
<7> man pppd and see the options section
<4> hmm...xchat lost all text highlighting
<7> get a real client
<9> pwnd
<10> wb
<11> bougyman: you have
<2> welcome to an hour ago
<11> pfft
<11> at least i respond to old messages
<11> :-p
<7> zing
<11> BrianH: hola
<12> guys anyone know why i cant write to a usb harddrive in suse 10, it mounts it self as /media/usbetc..
<12> read only
<7> use the uid or umask options
<12> in fstab
<7> fstab, mount, whatever
<7> perhaps you just need to mount it rw
<12> Mmm
<12> in etc/fstab would that be the "usbfs /proc/bus/usb usbfs noauto 0 0 " line
<12> how do i make that RW
<7> not that line. the line for the /media/usb...
<12> its not listed in the fstab
<12> but the hardrive mounts its self when i plug it in
<13> you may have a usbautomount tool installed
<13> which would automount it even if its not in /etc/fstab
<12> Mmm so where can i look to change the read only to read,write
<12> suse 10
<13> what filesystem is the usb stick
<12> usb harddrive ntfs i think
<13> as i thought
<13> you cannot write to ntfs
<13> and drivers that allow it are dumb :p
<12> Mmm crap
<12> is there a way to convert ntfs to fat or fat32 without messing up the data
<13> yes
<12> i know you can convert from fta to ntfs
<13> dunno how to do it in linux though
<13> i think partition magic can do that
<12> kool let me google that
<12> now i'm gettign somewhere
<14> back up your files, delete the partition, re create
<12> its a backup drive, i'll try partition magic
<12> read about it on google and its said to be able to convert without data lost
<14> HoTsTuF: be careful. partition magic is not full proof, and well being the nature of being on irc, i only ever see people complaining of the convert failing.
<12> oh i understand that, but the drive is simply backup stuff, mostly tvshows and pics
<14> HoTsTuF: first thing you should do using that application is to backup your data first.
<15> ya
<12> yep no worries
<16> Anyone know how to switch from KDE to GNOME in SuSE 10?
<12> switchdesk
<12> or something
<8> Optima: good question
<17> echo "exec gnome-session" > ~/.xinitrc
<12> FAT or FAT32
<12> whats better
<11> HoTsTuF: depends on the size of the disk
<11> HoTsTuF: but for a modern system i wouldn't use fat at all
<11> HoTsTuF: linux now can write to ntfs safely. So as a go between for windows and linux its not needed
<12> 250GB usb-harddrive
<12> i just want to be able to move it from a linux box to a xp with no read,write problems
<12> i just figured out that linux cant write to ntfs parts
<11> it can
<12> well, without messing it with it too much
<11> HoTsTuF: you don't have to mess with it much
<11> HoTsTuF: get ntfs-3g http://www.linux-ntfs.org/
<12> Mmm
<12> bummer and here i cam formating away ;)
<11> you'll need FUSE support in your kernel. Then mount the ntfs partition using ntfs-3g
<11> HoTsTuF: i've been using it for about 2 months with lots of writes and mounts/unmounts for reboots. Works great.
<12> i'll try that after
<11> HoTsTuF: if you really want to use fat then you'll have to use fat32 since the disk is 250 gigs.


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