| |
| |
| |
|
Page: 1 2
Comments:
<0> I always get confused between the different hda and /dev/rwdx terminology
<0> I have a windows partition first. is that (hd0,0) and then netbsd is (hd1,0)?
<1> uhhhh
<1> in grub?
<1> I think the fourth partition on the first disk is hd(0,3)
<1> at least, that's what I have in my menu.lst
<1> shaded, you around?
<2> great...
<2> cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot rename file CVS/Entries.Backup to CVS/Entries: Pe
<2> rmission denied
<2> can I get just the kernel instead of the whole src with CVS?
<1> yes, sort of
<1> you need src/sys and src/common
<3> and build.sh ;)
<1> not necessarily. :)
<3> I tried tonight, but it gave me some errors..
<3> however, I didn't get src/common
<3> maybe that was the pitfall
<1> feh. My Jtech xbox controller now attaches, but doesn't actually _work_. :-P
<1> all the proplib stuff is in common
<0> yay, now I have a confused grub.conf
<0> er, menu.lst
<0> time for the many reboots
<4> heh
<4> i just found out that shutdown -r works in windows
<4> one of my boxes wouldn't let me reboot through the menu
<4> so i had to figure out another way
<0> yay
<0> fixed it
<0> now if CVS were only a little faster
<0> man, I'm so used to the monkey work I'm doing at work that I almost disabled norton straight off
<2> I dunno why cvs doesn't work.
<0> arrgh. I keep getting zip errors on xen.gz
<1> sigh
<1> nothing like reading linux code to p*** the evening
<1> hmm
<1> if I read this driver correctly, this xbox controller shouldn't work under linux, either
<1> but I think it does :/
<0> heh
<1> of course, now I'm questioning my memory
<4> hola
<5> hey
<4> oi, had a time getting the broadcom suite setup
<4> i've had to extend my maintenance window
<0> riz: so what's the secrets of making a file for xen?
<1> dd! :)
<6> heyhey
<1> sparse files still aren't supported for vnd, so make sure it's not
<6> <1> if I read this driver correctly, this xbox controller shouldn't work
<6> under linux, either
<1> shaded!
<6> I don't think they match based on vendor/product ID..
<1> xpad.c sure looked like it did
<1> http://xbox.cvs.sourceforge.net/*checkout*/xbox-linux/kernel-2.6/drivers/usb/input/xpad.c
<1> not that I have any reason to believe that's what got used by the kernel I was using
<1> at any rate - I get the controller to attach, but the _intr() function doesn't get called
<1> any suggestions? :)
<6> What buttons are you trying to press?
<6> I suppose intr should be called no matter what..
<1> oh, and do you know of a way to make xromwell netboot by default? :)
<1> shaded: all of them :)
<6> Haven't figured that out yet, talk to Andrew :)
<1> heh
<6> got the xpad source handy?
<6> .id_table = xpad_table,
<6> static struct usb_device_id xpad_table [] = {
<6> { USB_INTERFACE_INFO('X', 'B', 0) }, /* X-Box USB-IF not approved cla
<6> ss */
<6> { }
<6> };
<6> I'm pretty sure this is how they match; the list of vendor/product IDs is for "quirks"
<1> hmm
<6> blue# ldd /usr/pkg/bin/mplayer | wc -l
<6> 45
<6> sigh
<1> heh
<1> ok, so that's how they match... but I don't see (though I might well be missing) any special setup they do for non-MS controllers
<1> interestingly, my 3rd-party controller doesn't work in xromwell either
<6> heh, that's strange
<6> does it work at all?
<1> yes
<0> so I just want to dd a file to /home/domains/netbsd1
<1> at least it used to :)
<2> heh good point
<1> htodd: yeah, basically
<1> I usually do somethign like 'dd if=/dev/zero of=output-file bs=1m count=4096'
<1> you can either install the binaries by hand (vnconfig, mount, tar, etc) or boot a xen install netbsd kernel
<1> and use sysinst :)
<0> lessee if I broke anything
<2> Shaded: I am doing a grep -i XBOX on sys atm
<0> my disk is kinda wonky
<6> Lupines: why?
<2> to check where you made the modifications.
<6> Heh.
<6> You are totally lost, my friend.
<2> suggestions are welcome
<1> Lupines: see the source-changes mailing list for the last week or so. Look for Jared's name. :)
<6> Don't help him! He wants to steal the code and paste it into OpenBSD!
<2> haha
<2> ofc!
<6> What good will that do me?
<2> I wish I posted the stuff I worked on like a year ago
<1> http://mail-index.netbsd.org/source-changes/2007/01/04/0019.html
<2> Maybe that would have helped you.
<1> try that, for startets
<1> starters
<6> Time to test mplayer for you riz
<6> 'pkg_tarup -a' FTW!
<0> kernel names cannot have "." in them
<1> huh??
<0> it's something I found out
<0> after a couple of hours of experimentation
<0> I had netbsd.xen, which didn't work, but netbsd-xen does
<0> NFI
<1> weird.
<0> you're brave enough to read Leetnix code, but I'm coming down with something so I'm not reading the sources for grub
<0> (says the guy who was working on Linux Standard Base)
<6> I use dots in my kernel names all the time.
<6> I always keep a /netbsd.GENERIC for emergencies
<6> jmcneill@discovery:/export/home/jmcneill > ls -l /netbsd.GENERIC /netbsd
<6> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 2690209 Sep 7 17:56 /netbsd
<6> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 8435052 Sep 17 2005 /netbsd.GENERIC
<0> I think it's a grub limitation
<0> now you're going to tell me you use grub
<0> it just means one thing: MY COMPUTER IS HAUNTED
<2> very scientific
<6> Oh, no grub.
<0> hey, I have a degree from MIT
<0> I can say things like that
<2> Well, if Nicholas Negroponte from MIT wants to give a 100 bucks laptop to kids that don't even have something to eat... why not?
<6> yay, mplayer works on NetBSD/xbox :D
<2> Does X work?
<2> or is it svgalib?
<6> X works
<2> cool
<5> htodd- you should check out the movie "My *** is haunted"
<6> mspwned!
<5> Shaded- playing nethack on your xbox yet?
<6> I had mplayer running on it a few minutes ago ;-)
<5> Shaded- does the controller work?
<5> the dreamcast controller needs to get working too
<5> it attaches, but does nothing
<5> alright, time for bed
<7> question about tftpd, is it possible to tftp boot and sparc from a ppc, and what args are need for tftpd NOT to exit sans output.
<7> okay thats TWO questions.
<7> are the bootproms supposed to send their requests to the bcast address?
<7> 04:21:14.229868 08:00:20:71:4b:a9 > ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff, ethertype IPv4 (0x0800), length 69: IP (tos 0x0, ttl 123, id 1234, offset 0, flags [none], length: 51) 192.168.102.2.57089 > 255.255.255.255.69: [no cksum] 23 RRQ "C0A86602.SUN4M" octet
<7> right port, no host ip. i would ***ume the hostip is defaulted to the rarpd server's host ip, no?
Return to
#netbsd
or
Go to some related
logs:
#cph
#computers
#windows
runas regedit
#vmware
#beginner
#heroin
#sex
MovieClip.Scroll Script
vxworks nat
|
|