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<0> jm___: no
<0> jm___: that's what the manual page says, but I had to actually deactivate tlp(4) support in the kernel to get de
<1> michie1: Oh?
<1> michie1: Maybe I'll try that. In the intrim, I'm going to try to set ath0 to a slower speed and see if that keeps the machine alive.
<1> As there is only one 100Mbit machine, so the box has never seen anything over 10Mbit before I added ath0.
<2> interesting: http://wiki.freebsd.org/FrontPage?action=fullsearch&context=180&value=vcs&titlesearch=Titles
<3> hubertEF- freebsd has its own VCS, or is that wiki-specific?
<3> (the wiki would do internal versioning)
<2> ?
<2> that's a comparison of VCS features
<4> who was it who complained about OpenVPN randomly disconnecting?
<4> maybe it was hMz
<4> anyhow, I had the same issue and switching from UDP to TCP fixed it for me
<1> Is OpenVPN pptp?
<1> Feh.
<4> no sir it is not
<3> MadScribe- I was just using subversion on my local machine and on google code. I like it a lot
<3> reuben- I've had problems with redhat where ibm switched chipsets on me and I needed to get an updated driver. I've also had google spider a site to death multiple times. (updating from old conversations where you've disconnected)
<3> hubertEF- okay. I was just opened one of them up and it wasn't clear for some reason. Do they come to any conclusions?
<5> hello happy daemons
<6> re re
<5> howdy ober
<6> hows it going
<5> It's going.. :)
<5> and you?
<5> It's been really quiet here since sub killed the kernel :(
<3> <yawn>
<3> so i like the -h option to du in gnu du
<3> but I don't like its meaning
<3> "human"
<3> yay
<3> hmm
<7> hi
<7> anyone with a really slow netbsd-4/current box?
<8> slow h/w or slow OS?
<7> hw
<8> no experience.
<9> should I try 2.x or 3.x ;P
<9> the 1.6 I've had, has worked perfectly ever since
<10> elad: Really slow == ?
<7> <= 50mhz
<10> No, sorry.
<0> that is really slow
<8> my 486DX50 carries ~3.99.9
<9> DX.. it has math processor ;D
<8> even more, it has 50 MHz on the ISA bus :))
<8> the fastest ISA bus :)
<4> mspo: interesting about the redhat problem. i remember having to deal with it when dlink and netgear changed chipsets without changing the card model number. an amusing practice.
<4> creepy, i do a google search, then i go to youtube, and the featured videos look related to what i had searched for
<0> google is getting creepier and creepier :)
<0> I block google cookies nowadays
<0> and I'm seriously considering routing my google searches through tor
<11> elad: run 'qemu'
<4> http://youtube.com/watch?v=EjAoBKagWQA
<0> /win 2
<11> /lose 4
<4> reminds me a bit of anime
<4> http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/feature/36588/Staff_List_100_Awesome_Music_Videos
<4> hrm, funny how MTV doesn't show music videos any more, and they float around free on the Internet
<3> reuben- yeah, my redhat problems were even more interesting because it was on the same ibm server. The chips were just different
<3> (336)
<11> x336?
<3> yeah
<3> now obsoleted by the 3550
<3> is there a difference between extended p***ive mode and p***ive mode ftp? (EPSV vs PSV)
<3> it's probably a nat issue on my end
<3> there obviously is
<3> since epsv doesn't work and pasv does :)
<4> "But I'm not complaining. Every time a man that fine gets naked on TV, we're one step closer to world peace. [Amy Phillips]
<4> heh
<11> mspo: dunno how they work differently, but some ftpd's only support pasv
<3> proftpd should support epsv. It advertises it anyway
<12> oi there we go
<3> ah, EPSV advertises my local addy
<12> cartoon network busted over litebrite campaign
<12> lol
<11> litebrite?
<3> http://www.makezine.com/blog/archive/2007/01/aqua_teen_hunge_1.html?CMP=OTC-0D6B48984890
<12> they were putting litebrites up in different cities with the one fo the characters from Aqua Teen Hungerforce
<11> that sounds like a cartoon to fight anorexic tendencies in young girls
<12> it sounds like...
<12> we're a bit too uptight
<12> i'm sorry, that might be the final straw of absurdity
<11> oh, it was some performance art kind of thing?
<3> is ftp.netbsd.org working? I can't auth
<13> works for me
<14> ascent@ascent:/home/ascent> lftp ftp.netbsd.org
<14> lftp ftp.netbsd.org:~> ls
<14> total 38322
<14> lrwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 32 Dec 10 2004 .message -> pub/NetBSD/README.export-control
<3> EPVS ALL seems to work
<3> on my epvs vs pasv problem
<3> err- EPSV
<3> weird
<3> ftp.netbsd.org was working for me earlier
<11> works here
<11> hmm, IPv6 though, lemme try IPv4 over NAT
<11> also works
<15> sweet
<3> well
<3> that's a beech :)
<3> I can use it from my router
<3> maybe I need to add something to my pf.conf
<3> netbsd doesn't seem to send EPRT commands
<3> do you guys all have the uuidgen command?
<4> i've used that command before
<3> okay. I was sending "how to compile on netbsd" to miniupnpd
<3> he took out the library that broke netbsd the first time
<3> I should try making a pkgsrc from that
<3> be back later
<7> ftp dead?
<1> elad: Apparently, I can't get to it either.
<7> poo
<1> Though, someone asked about three hours ago, and it was working fine for TGEN.
<7> yeah i think it died ~10 minutes ago
<11> ftp.netbsd.org dies regularly
<1> Hardware problems?
<16> Unstable OS?
<11> no idea
<17> anyone know how to upgrade subversion in pkgsrc?
<17> there's the whole apr0 -> apr with apache22 thing that's biting me in the ***
<17> hmm, I think I may have failed to clean my build directory
<17> these long hours at work are cutting into my neurotic rebuilding
<18> weather gel-cells can be mounted sideways?
<3> I knew there was a problem with ftp!
<3> elad- why did you need a current machine with slow hardware? I can put something on the soekris, but it only has a CF card. I also have an ultra5, but it's running 3
<11> mspo: you just didn't tell us you're 3 hours in the future ;)
<7> to test the performance of proplib
<1> Hrm.
<1> I have an Ultra somethingorother.
<11> hmm, regarding proplib, people say it's a bit bloated
<1> That's not doing anything useful right now.
<11> and I couldn't find any clear descriptive paper or so on it
<7> jm: how slow is it?
<11> and as I don't have access to core meeting minutes...
<0> I think TGEN's suggestion of using qemu made sense
<3> yeah, I could make a slow qemu on my powerbook
<0> it makes a fast computer perform like a 386
<3> which isn't that fast by itself :)
<1> elad: It's a dual processor machine, and the speed escapes me at the moment.
<1> elad: I'll check when I get home and get back to you.
<1> elad: The machine I'm on is slow as hell, but it actually does stuff. :)
<1> DEC 3000 - M300LX, 125MHz, s/n
<7> that's 100mhz faster than what i'm aiming for ;)
<1> Well, 125Mhz/64bit Alpha *feels* like a 66Mhz box. :)
<7> that's closer... drop me a line if you you, it'll be great help
<1> I have a Pentium 75 gateway that I should replace (try throwing even 50Mbit of traffic through that and watch the kernel die).
<1> What kind time frame are you looking at?
<7> probably 3-5 hours?
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