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<gunblade> Does anyone know where i could find a list of what the errors mean when trying to load modules? I keep getting Couldn't load module.. (-38), yet i cant find anything describing that error code anywhere. Would it be in the source of the module im trying to load, the modprobe code, or the kernel?
<Trengo> gunblade its module specific
<Trengo> you can try modinfo see what it says about that module
<Alien88> http://www-personal.umich.edu/~mcgarr/parallels.png <3 macbook pro
<gunblade> thanks
<Idle247> Alien88: yea, thats the new beta
<warjest> small res
<Idle247> http://game-sat.com/~brian/parallels_coherence3.png
<Idle247> I hide the task bar, I hate taht stupid thing
<Alien88> i just think its entertaining to see both of them on the screen at once :)
<Idle247> yep
<jchaoul> my question is... vmware server
<jchaoul> can i load up the linux version (rpm) and use it for an xp installation?
<xnomar> anyone got a link for a howto on vpn server + wireless access setup
<jchaoul> i've read all over the damned site and i can't see what the difference is in server and workstation
<jchaoul> i'm willing to run vmware server and do an xp install
<jchaoul> anyone?
<korozion> I believe you need server to create a vmware image, so you can run it
<Idle247> jchaoul: yes
<Idle247> it works fine
<Idle247> but, its not accelerated like vmware workstation
<Idle247> so, using vmware server as a users desktop is kinda painful
<Qwell> I wonder if you could make server-console your VM
<Qwell> WM
<Qwell> ...
<Idle247> no
<Idle247> make a vm in server, then transfer it to vmware player, and viola
<Idle247> voila?
<rage_> so whats the hype with redheads?
<rage_> should i try to screw one?
<Idle247> wrong channel to ask that in
<rage_> :/
<torn> hrm im using twinview with 2 monitors on ubuntu with a nvidia gfx card, and i just installed Steam, adn i tried to play CS, but its stretched across both monitors, how can i make it set to one monitor?
<torn> the resolution is 2046x1024 i believe for the span across both monitors
<torn> how can i set the game to play at 1024x768 instead
<rage_> tornie!
<torn> i tried window mode, but its still stretched all the way across
<torn> ragie
<torn> are you following me?
<torn> ;D
<rage_> i always chill here
<torn> word
<torn> so help me
<rage_> dide
<rage_> dude
<rage_> thats pretty elite
<rage_> having cs spread on two monitors
<Idle247> torn: dont use twinview
<Idle247> just use 2 monitors, side by side
<Idle247> no xinerama either
<torn> it doesnt work
<torn> i had to enable twinview to get it to even show up correct
<Idle247> shouldn;t
<torn> are you using 2 monitors atm?
<Idle247> no
<Idle247> I did tho
<torn> hrm
<torn> i need to look at someones xorg.conf thats using 2 monitors without twinview
<Idle247> google it
<Idle247> twinview is jsut like xinerama
<torn> so should i just be able to change TwinView "on" to "off" and restart xorg and it will work fine?
<torn> or is it gonna be more complex than that
<torn> took me hours to get this setup to even span 2 in the first place
<Idle247> no
<torn> no what
<frazzydee> is there any way to wget something on a remote machine via ssh, and have it output directly to my machine rather than on the remote one?
<torn> eh?
<rage_> eh?
<Idle247> frazzydee: ssh <user@machine> wget url
<frazzydee> Idle247: thanks, I'll try that :)
<warjest> that will save it on the remote machine
<Idle247> output, as in, what % etc
<frazzydee> I was actually thinking more along the lines of possibly having wget output to stdout, and then saving that output to my machine
<Idle247> oh
<Idle247> wtf
<warjest> indeed wtf
<frazzydee> i.e. if I say "wget http://www.google.com";, it would output the contents of google.com to my machine rather than the remote one
<Idle247> not easily, but its possible...
<warjest> try lynx --dump
<Idle247> your gonna get crap in there, like 'session disconnected', or 'p***word:'
<warjest> eh yeah
<warjest> frazzydee: just write a script to wget, and scp it back
<frazzydee> but I can manually remove that, right?
<Idle247> frazzydee: if you like to waste time, sure
<warjest> why not just setup a proxy on the remote machine ?
<Idle247> agreed
<Idle247> squid
<rage_> hi idle
<Idle247> hi
<rage_> why 4 ru h8 me?
<rage_> hu r fishy?
<Idle247> ??????
<Idle247> english? please?
<frazzydee> I don't think I have the permissions necessary on the remote machine to set anything like that up
<Idle247> frazzydee: if you can make a script, then yes you do
<warjest> yes you can, just run it on a high port (which it defaults to)
<warjest> you'll probably get yelled at by the admin for running a proxy
<warjest> theres some crazy way to do it with ssh tunnelling iirc
<Idle247> yea
<rage_> warjest
<Idle247> you run it on a randomly high port...
<warjest> yes?
<rage_> i love u
<warjest> <3
<rage_> <3
<Idle247> then ssh -R8080:127.0.0.1:8080 <server>
<rage_> thats hot
<torn> mkay paris
<_unreal_> SIGH!!!
<wooxy311> when running nslookup i get
<wooxy311> libcrypto.so.0 cannot open shared object file
<wooxy311> any ideas?
<Zippy2> run ldconfig
<wooxy311> i did
<wooxy311> didnt do anything
<wooxy311> ldd /usr/sbin/sshd
<Zippy2> ldconfig -p|grep libcrypto
<wooxy311> libcrypto.so.0 => notfound
<wooxy311> got nothin
<wooxy311> oh
<wooxy311> oops
<wooxy311> libcrypto.so.0 (libc6) => /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.0
<wooxy311> libcrypto.so (libc6) => /usr/lib/libcrypto.so
<Zippy2> ls -al /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.0
<wooxy311> how can i tell what version of slackware i installed
<Zippy2> somewhere in /etci s a text file
<howto> Deus Meus! Securis in capite meo est.
<Zippy2> /etc/Slackwareversion or something
<wooxy311> thanks
<gunblade> Is it possible to build an external module into the kernel somehow?
<Qwell> wouldn't be a module anymore...
<gunblade> i wouldnt mind
<gunblade> its just that the code for the module is available, but its not part of the kernel, so i cant just pick to compile it in in the config file. So essentially it would just be adding code to the kernel (a driver to be specific), know a tutorial on the subject?
<xnomar> do you guys know of a economy priced wireless pci card that works real easy with linux. eg: drives built in. and also freebsd
<xnomar> s/drives/drivers
<Zippy2> xnomar: my favorite is atheros
<Zippy2> all my cards, my router and my access point are all 108mbps atheros
<Zippy2> works very easily
<Zippy2> modprobe ath_pci and thats it
<Zippy2> i have pci and cardbus
<gunblade> heh, thats what im having problems with at the moment actually
<gunblade> madwifi has stopped picking up my card
<gunblade> i think its because when i modprobe it, it fails to modprobe another module which it depends on, and gives the error -38.. which ive looked everywhere, and seems to stand for invalid operand, which isnt too useful.. yet if i try to load the module myself, it works fine, but the device still doesnt get detected
<Trengo> it wont load if another module it depends on wont too
<Zippy2> dmesg gun
<gunblade> well.. it actually still loads, as it shows up in lsmod, but it just doesnt work
<gunblade> i have zippy, all it tells me is: couldnt load module "ath_rate_sample" -38
<Zippy2> i think you have to pick a rate
<Zippy2> did you compile the kernel?
<gunblade> yeah
<gunblade> its got all the necessities
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