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<0> HoTsTuF: if you really want to use fat then you'll have to use fat32 since the disk is 250 gigs.
<0> HoTsTuF: but you'll have to format it in linux since windows xp/2000 won't format a fat drive that big. At least not the last time i checked
<1> linux now can write to ntfs safely?
<2> k
<0> graz: yes
<1> surely there's a caveat
<0> graz: using the ntfs-3g drive it can. Its implementated as a file system in userspace driver so its not as fast as the kernel driver but its not slow either.
<0> graz: not really.
<3> you've been able to write to it safely with captive for some time
<0> graz: Oh I know one. linux still doesn't understand windows permissions and ownership so you're stuck with one user and group for all files on the volume
<4> captive was cheesy
<0> but thats the same as with the kernel ntfs driver
<0> Qwell: and buggy
<3> eddypoo what's the weather like in ja right now?
<3> Qwell no more so then ndiswrapper
<4> ndiswrapper is also cheesy
<3> Qwell i agree
<0> http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=23836054&forum_id=2697
<1> Trey: that uid and gid able to be set with mount?
<0> graz: yup
<0> there are benchmark numbers if you scroll down on that page
<3> eddypoo blip
<3> Qwell
<3> Qwell i may chose to stay in my current position and not move ot engineering
<3> Qwell simply for the ability to work from jamaica
<2> well fat32 works great
<2> when i plug in the usb harddrive i'm able to read and write to it
<3> HoTsTuF i have a usb2 hd that works flawlessly with linux.
<2> i'll convert it to ntfs and try that linux ntfs driver
<2> jjshoe yeah thats what i got
<5> Is there a way to figure out which ip's a domain uses? For instance, what if the range of ip adresses used by nature.com ?
<3> dig
<5> thanks
<3> Qwell i'm getting ready to do some more lux haxing ;)
<3> going to take a bit to get it to my box, seems as if they still don't like my ip lol
<6> Hey my shell prompt has changed from [root@societyonline ~]# to [root@dserv1-phx3 ~]# -- How do I change it back ?
<7> hostname
<8> PS=
<3> korozion you evil drunk you
<0> Pedrolito: not really.
<7> *shrug*
<7> am I wrong?
<3> nope
<3> i didn't sayy you were either :)
<3> im jus drinking is all
<7> har
<9> arrrr korozion
<5> Trey, too bad :(
<10> help i'm having the weirdest problem: the time on my linux box is speeding. As in, in 10 seconds, it says 11 seconds have p***ed.
<3> ntpd <3
<10> I used to have ntp-server installed but i removed it with apt-get remove ntp-server. I reset the clock by doing ntpdate remotentpserver
<10> but i don't have ntpd anymore :(
<1> night
<11> WOW
<12> WOWWIE WOW WOWOWOWOW
<12> EFNET IS FUX0RzZ
<11> yeah, thuper.
<12> thooper?
<11> that's what I'm thinkin.
<12> foopah
<13> Woot.
<13> I have done a google search, I have read some faqs, I have even looked at wikipedia for some answer to my question.
<13> So my question is this: What is the best partition tool (live cd or otherwise) that will allow me to resize my existing partition on this computer so that I may dual boot linux/windows.
<7> parted
<13> QT or G?
<7> (*)ubuntu has it on it's livecd
<13> Was looking at Ubuntu. The Live DVD's of ubuntu: any good?
<7> *shrug* I just use the livecd
<13> Thankyou for the suggestions. :)
<7> anytime
<7> !wtf thanks?
<14> Just send money......
<13> ??
<7> !wtf korozion?
<14> Someone said that korozion is one gl*** away from too many
<13> !wtf Averagjoe
<13> !wtf Averagjoe?
<13> ...
<13> 11 Hours to go on the live dvd :)
<15> AveragJoe: before resizing ANY wincrap installation ALWAYS defrag the hd at least TWICE!!! preferable several times
<7> AveragJoe again, why not use the livecd? It'll take about 10 hours less
<13> Supposably, from looking at multiple sights, according to the Linux NTFS group, the NTFS repartitioner no longer needs you to do this.
<7> ha, just try it
<13> korozion, no CD's lol :)
<15> dont trust ntfs
<13> hold on one sec.
<13> Getting direct link
<9> blblblblblbl
<13> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QtParted
<13> click the link on ntfresize.
<7> well, go ahead
<7> good luck with that (R)
<13> (R) > ?
<16> oh man, 118" of love
<13> ...
<4> Idle`: You did the conversion wrong. You're supposed to DIVIDE by 50
<16> :)
<16> bbl, watching 6 foot tall strippers
<16> na, bigger
<13> woah.
<9> Resistance is futile, you will be ***imilated
<16> resistance is futile (if < 1 ohm
<13> I hope to be ***imilated.
<16> me too
<13> I very much wish to be able to use linux diligently.
<17> Didnt get it to work with built-in .. (iptables from last night)
<17> But i gotta make som food tc, and get my *** to school.. bbl when there
<18> I'm trying to setup a crypto loop and i'm getting this error
<18> ioctl: LOOP_MULTI_KEY_SETUP: Invalid argument
<19> hi, how do i read a binary file?
<4> With your eyes
<4> Or optionally, a neural implant
<19> which tool can i use from the command line then
<19> without the bioengineering choice
<4> You don't read binary data
<4> It's...binary
<4> I mean, unless you're that dude in The Matrix, it isn't gonna mean ****
<19> isnt there some hexadecimal viewer then?
<19> to see what a binary file contents ?
<19> i have used some tool to view the contents of binary data, cant remember the name.. it was a gnu tool at the command line
<19> two letter command
<20> Hi I've got a quick question about legalities that I was hoping someone might be able to answer. My college campus uses pptp/mschapv2 over open wireless for their wireless security. As I understand it, the program 'asleap' can run a dictionary attack on packet captures to determine a user's login information, and apparently asleap is very fast. This would be okay if my campus enforced stringent p***word policies, but they don't.
<20> I plan to talk to the IT department about the wireless (in)security, but I feel I might be more persuasive if I can actually demonstrate the vulnerability for them. If I monitor wireless traffic p***ively and crack several usernames/p***words but *don't* attempt to use the login information, would I be breaking the law? I live in the United States (Colorado)
<21> under the computer crimes act any unauthorized intrusion into a network is a felony
<20> IdiotStic, so even if the user is broadcasting their packets over the air and I am merely trying to interpret them (and not logon to the network), it would still cl***ify as intrusion?
<17> Hahahaha
<9> The latest plan is about to explode!
<4> You could technically be busted under the DMCA
<4> packets can be copyrighted too, you know
<17> I figured it out... It was that when i installed the newest kernel, it didnt go on the top.. so it never booted the newest kernel
<20> Qwell, IdiotStic: thanks. I will just set up a meeting with the IT guys then
<21> bobby yep, just like stealing satellite tv service
<20> ahh gotcha
<20> thanks guys
<22> hello,, how do I search and replace a word in an entire file in vi ?
<23> %s/old/new/g
<24> bom dia
<24> does anyone know if there's any software to do a webbased chat system?
<24> like the one thawte has, where you can chat to a support person and in the end have the whole conversation emailed to you?
<25> could anyone recommend me a stable/mature linux versioning file system?
<26> How can i change my keybord setting in fluxbox
<27> Hey
<27> md5c.c:208: error: invalid lvalue in ***ignment
<28> ok
<27> make[2]: *** [md5c.o] Error 1
<27> make[1]: *** [compile_md5] Error 2
<27> Whats wrong?
<27> the gcc ?
<28> you'll have to read that like in the source, and see where it goes wrong
<27> gcc -pipe -g -O2 -Wall -I. -I../.. -I../.. -I../../src -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -c md5c.c
<27> md5c.c: In function 'MD5_Update':
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