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<0> I overclocked my toaster
<0> it shaves a whole NINE SECONDS off the medium-dark setting
<1> So what my microwave is operating at 2.4 ghz.
<2> my refrigerator pawnz all
<2> makes cubes in 0.1s
<1> lol
<3> the only way to properly overclock involves a cooling system that generally costs more than just buying a faster proc to begin with.
<1> Not really.
<3> oveclocking for a benchmark or two is one thing, overclocking for day to day use will not only bring instability, but decimate the lifespan of the proc.
<2> bougyman: oc is yet another fine example of "just because it can be done, doesn't mean it should"
<3> marshie: yes really.
<1> I don't mind shortening my cpu life span from 10 to 3 years anyway.
<2> IF it lasts 3 years
<0> s/years/weeks/
<1> lol
<3> overclocking is telling the manufacturer they don't know what they're talking about.
<3> a bold move, for most end-users.
<3> heh.
<1> I've been overclocking for awhile guys, I don't need to be warned about it.
<3> we've gone past that to a lecture on overclocking in general.
<2> "I've been snortin' coke for years, I aint hooked on it"
<3> it's obvious you can afford infinite hardware failures.
<1> lol graz
<4> overclocking => coke addiction
<4> w00t
<3> overclocker have to run gentoo, right?
<4> bougyman: of course!
<4> sya
<1> hahaha
<3> you wouldn't want to squeeze that extra 8% from your processor just to lose 2% to a precompiled distribution.
<4> we should overclock that mail server
<1> Debian is far from gentoo
<4> just to make it fit the stereotype
<2> wait, I lose 2% using binaries?!?
<3> graz: not actually.
<2> and can make up 0.0000003452340034234% of it wif gentoo?
<3> last benchmark I saw actually had slack binaries faster than gentoo built binaries.
<3> and debian binaries only a tad behind.
<4> don't think gcc intelligently optimizes beyond pentium arch
<2> on my P2's I wouldnt notice the diff anyway
<4> at least, not reliably
<5> but it's so much fun watching compiler lines scroll...
<3> of course, you could -O3 on gentoo.
<3> then have a box that's fast as hell, at crashing.
<0> -O500
<0> sheesh
<4> hmm
<4> I should build gentoo on this c3 i got in the corner
<0> I'm half tempted to steal the kernel from ubuntu, and put gentoo on my sunfire :P
<4> eek
<4> poor box
<0> MAKE_OPTS="-j64"
<4> gah
<4> heh
<4> you might get some ricers to pay for your box to ebuild stuff for them
<0> heh
<1> graz: It still doesn't work.
<1> How can I manually add a module?
<2> pastebin the following:
<0> name, ssn, credit card details
<1> okay qwell
<2> uname -r, cat /lib/modules/`uname -r`/modules.dep, the output of: find /lib/modules/`uname -r` -name "*rt61*"
<2> thats 3 things
<1> modules.dep is 1200 lines long
<6> what should I upgrade first, glibc or gcc?
<1> Here's those two commands
<1> http://pastebin.ca/91849
<1> I echo'ed modules.dep into an output file and I'm about to upload that.
<2> 1200?!?
<2> dude
<0> http://blogs.sun.com/roller/resources/jonathan/X4500_lowres.1024x768.jpg
<1> Yeah 1285 to be exact.
<2> somethings very wrong
<2> or you modularized EVERY POSSIBLE MODULE that exists
<1> No, I used make oldconfig and alot of things wer modualized to I tried remocing everything I didn't need.
<1> I'll do a make mrproper and start over then.
<2> ummm
<2> where's the find?
<1> My old modules.dep is 1689 lines.
<2> wc -l /lib/modules/2.6.17.6/modules.dep
<2> 192 /lib/modules/2.6.17.6/modules.dep
<1> wc -l /lib/modules/2.6.17.6/modules.dep : 1285
<1> Maybe it's because I'm using debian testing.
<6> faster damnit!
<6> why are all the GNU mirrors so ****ing slow
<2> marshie: distro is irrelevant, you custom compiled the kernels and modules
<1> Not the original kernel.
<1> I used make oldconfig
<6> haha
<6> thats funny
<2> so its not custom.
<6> just a rebuilt version, minus patches
<2> you just used whatever debian decided to be in a generic kernel
<6> gonna replace gcc and glibc :D
<1> No, I originally used 2.6.15-1 but I wanted to try out these 3rd party drivers for my wlan card and it needed 2.6.17 so I upgraded and use make oldconfig.
<2> dude.
<1> I'm just trying to get my normal drivers to work now.
<2> to oldconfig requires the .config from a previously compiled kernel.
<1> Aren't those in /boot?
<2> *sigh*
<2> zgrep -i rt61 /proc/config.gz
<1> No such file or directory
<2> good luck
<7> ls -l /proc/*config*
<6> hmmm, what is crt1.o ... :S
<1> Phaid: No such file or director
<7> temporary compiler object Idle`
<7> marshie then your distro does not keep a copy of the kernel config in /boot
<6> Phaid: :S I may be in over my head... :P
<7> whatcha doin?
<1> I using the new kernel Phaid.
<1> Should I be in my previous one?
<7> no, Idle
<6> removing everything on a base slack install and adding my own :D
<7> haha
<2> no time like the present to make menuconfig, and do a CUSTOM kernel, not some debian or kernel.org default-throw-the-kitchen-sink-in deal
<7> yup
<1> Okay I'll reboot.
<6> gcc -o conftest conftest.c I dont really see how that looks for crt1.o :S
<6> thats from a ./configure too
<7> Idle` crt1.o is an interenal gcc thing
<6> kinda thought so, but its like slacks gcc doens't have it
<7> well, not internal, but temporary and generated as part of compiling pretty much anything
<2> /usr/lib/crt1.o
<7> what is the exact error?
<2> I win!
<6> checking whether the C compiler (gcc ) works... no
<6> config.log has:
<6> /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i486-slackware-linux/3.3.6/../../../../i486-slackware-linux/bin/ld: crt1.o: No such file: No such file or directo
<6> ry
<2> I have it
<6> graz: I aparently dont :(
<7> ah wht do you know me too
<7> in slak its part of the gcc package
<7> er no
<2> /var/log/packages/glibc-2.3.5-i486-5:usr/lib/crt1.o
<7> glibc
<6> I do too, cept its on my gentoo machine
<7> /var/log/packages/glibc-2.2.5-i386-3:usr/lib/crt1.o
<2> idle did you removepkg glibc?
<6> nope
<6> its quite literally a default install
<2> grep crt1.0 /var/log/packages/*
<5> apt-get install build-essentials :)
<6> graz: nothing at all
<6> graz: it puzzles me too
<2> thats ****ed up
<2> ls -l /var/log/packages/glibc*
<6> glibc-solibs-2.3.5-i486-5 glibc-zoneinfo-2.3.5-noarch-5
<2> hahahahahahaha
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