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<jeenam> wescotte: which kernel are you using? kernel from kernel.org or slackware tgz'd kernel?
<jeenam> i know they offer them in tgz format in the /current directory of the ftp servers that distro slack
<wescotte> jeenam: kernel.org's
<jeenam> wescotte: not knowing much about how to configure makefiles and whatnot, i can say this
<jeenam> the driver versions are dated july 6th, 2005
<jeenam> so perhaps trying a 2.6.x kernel from around then might fix these problems
<jeenam> or ask someone in here who can decipher compile errors
<wescotte> well in the kernel source it has a module listed that says it supports my controller but it doesn't :)
<jeenam> seems the problem is in the actual .c files
<wescotte> well at least not he IDE channel
<jeenam> that may be the same driver as what's here
<wescotte> I have a funny feeling it is
<jeenam> do a diff on the .c file included with the kernel and this driver
<jeenam> it probably is =)
<wescotte> I'm going to upgrade the controller's bios and see if that makes any difference
<wescotte> ah good idea
<jeenam> wescotte: http://www.linuxquestions.org/hcl/showproduct.php?product=3103&cat=all
<jeenam> read that
<jeenam> Please note that at this time, kernel 2.6.13 and a patch are required for the parallel drives to be recognized.
<jeenam> gotta go train some folks
<jeenam> afk
<wescotte> so I have to downgrade to 2.6.13 and include tht patch.. or can I just apply the patch to 2.6.17.4?
<Phaid> you can probably apply the patch to your current kernel
<wescotte> ah nevermind I found a 2.6.17.4 patch
<Idle`> may require some creative vim'ing, but most probably you can
<wescotte> how do I apply the patches I've never doen that...
<Idle`> patch -pX < file.patch
<Phaid> depends on the format of the patch
<Idle`> where X is the patchlevel
<Phaid> usually if it's just for one file you would go to the dir where the file to be patched is located and patch -p0 < patchfile
<Phaid> the patch command will figure out which file(s) are affected and apply the differences
<wescotte> ah ok so it's nothing more than a quick text change of the source itself?
<Phaid> well you then have to recompile the kernel of course
<wescotte> yes
<Idle`> cept its automated
<wescotte> ah ok makes sense
<Phaid> but yeah that's what a patch does
<Phaid> (modify the source I mean)
<fungus_> how would i add a vhost to my server ? i have a certain aditional vhost ***igned to me. how to enable it ?
<wescotte> ah you normally run them from the root dir of the source tree eh? I entered /usr/src/linux/drivers/scsi but I should have /usr/src/linux?
<fungus_> any ideas please?
<Phaid> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/vhosts/name-based.html
<Phaid> that really is a basic documentation question, not something you ask about on irc
<wescotte> I tried patch -p0 < myfile.patch and it displays alot of stuff (basically what it wants to change) and then prompts with "file to patch:"
<fungus_> Phaid: i found about that: http://www.usefulutilities.com/support/technote/2l.html
<fungus_> Its very nice
<wescotte> guess I should read the man pages to save you all some time
<fungus_> Phaid: tnx for help tho
<Phaid> wescotte look at the first line of the patch file
<Phaid> that tells you the files it is looking for
<Phaid> and the path it expects to see
<Phaid> its possible the patch is designed to be run from usr/src/linux
<jeenam> ok back again
<fungus_> does qmail listen on all inferfaces by default ?
<wescotte> it's looking for drivers/scsi/blah.. I think it's the # that is wrong
<jeenam> run a netstat and find out
<jeenam> netstat tuln
<wescotte> patch -p4 < 2.6.17-rc4-git2-libata1.patch
<wescotte> perhaps?
<Phaid> wescotte go into /usr/src/linux
<fungus_> Phaid: any idea?
<Phaid> and run it with -p0
<fungus_> just if i telnet to a new ip i can access it... which is actually great... and i won't have to fix it up for that ip too...
<wescotte> Phaid: that's exactly what i did
<Phaid> wescotte in that actual directory, not in /usr/src/linux/drivers/scsi ?
<wescotte> /usr/src/linux.. originally I did /usr/src/linux/drivers/scsi because I thought it was going ot modify a single file not a bunch
<wescotte> but I tried /usr/src/linux as well whenI noticed it knew the path of hte files from the root of the source
<fungus_> :(
<Phaid> and in there you did patch -p0 2.6.17-rc4-git2-libata1.patch
<Phaid> in /usr/src/linux/ I mean
<wescotte> I did patch -p0 < 2.6.....patch yes
<wescotte> no <?
<Phaid> sorry typo
<Phaid> yes you need the <
<wescotte> want me to sho you a pastebin?
<Phaid> yes
<wescotte> 1 sec
<Phaid> k
<Phaid> ...
<wescotte> Phaid: http://pastebin.ca/87332
<wescotte> sorry I can't copy/paste very quickly I can't figur eout how to select text and scroll in kterm w/o just holding it to thetop of the window and scrolling line by line
<wescotte> it's very annoying :)
<Phaid> looking...
<Phaid> uh
<Phaid> yeah I have no idea wtf that is supposed to be
<ikush> hey guys.. i want to know, how can i get with awk the 2nd word in a row? "one two three"
<Phaid> what's all this git:// garbage
<Phaid> '{print $2}'
<ikush> thanks
<wescotte> Phaid: maybe I have hte wrong patch file?
<Phaid> I don't know wescotte, but I don't understand what is going on with that file of yours
<Phaid> it's acting as though there is an extra file in the patch which it can't find
<wescotte> Phaid: that makes two of us :)
<wescotte> well that git is the url to where I d/led the patch file from
<Phaid> ah
<Phaid> I dunno, that stuff in the "text leading up to" part looks more like comments or something, not something I would expct to see in a patch file
<wescotte> hmm
<wescotte> well it shows what files it's going to change.. and a % (or soething like that) how much the file changed..
<wescotte> then totals then the comments
<Phaid> yeah see none of that stuff is normal for a patch file
<wescotte> hmmm
<wescotte> git2 make any sesnse to you?
<wescotte> there have some versions of the patch w/ git2 and others w/o
<chains> where can i see a list of the package names for apt-get
<IdiotStic> debian.org
<IdiotStic> or in synaptic
<wescotte> Phaid: want to look at the patch file itself?
<Idle`> hm, I've gotta figure out how to bond a T1 line
<IdiotStic> Idle`: gold connectors and shrink wrap? :)
<Idle`> haha
<Idle`> we have 3 comming in from rogers... 1 right now, 2 more
<Idle`> we need to turn them into 1 super-t1
<IdiotStic> multiplexer? no idea, never done that heh
<Idle`> :P
<Idle`> I know its possible with ppp links... its just these may be hdlc
<Trey> Idle`: so buy multiple t1's or a t3
<Idle`> Trey: we are
<Idle`> we're buying 3 t1's
<Trey> oh you want to bond the lines?
<Idle`> yea
<Trey> get a router that can to t1 bonding.
<Idle`> :P
<Idle`> we have 1, I dont have any idea how tho
<Idle`> we have 2 t1 cards now, and getting a third
<Trey> you can get them can can do arbitary amounts of ds0 circuits
<Idle`> we have a CSU/DSU on them, thats all I know...
<Trey> Idle`: t1 cards? as in a pci card in a linux router?
<Idle`> all I see is an ethernet type cable going itno a box, then into the wall
<Trey> its not ethernet
<Idle`> no, into our 2800
<Idle`> I know
<Trey> Idle`: if you don't know then hire someone who does.
<Idle`> its just rj45
<Trey> yeah its cat 5
<Idle`> yea
<Idle`> I have no idea how theyre going to come in either
<Idle`> I wonder if the T1 card can do all 3 on one CSU/DSU
<Trey> no
<Idle`> doubtfull tho
<Idle`> yea :)
<Idle`> :P
<Idle`> I can do it with ppp
<Idle`> no idea about hdlc
<Trey> /accept me
<Idle`> ok, go
<Trey> Idle`: which 2800? 2800 or 28xx?
<Trey> Idle`: looks like you can set up a ppp multilink interface between two 2800's to do t1 bonding
<Trey> Idle`: so mlppp looks like what you'd need
<Idle`> yea, I know, :( but we're using hdlc aparently
<Idle`> Encapsulation HDLC, loopback not set
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