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<0> hrm
<1> riz: hmm
<2> spambot detected ? ;)
<1> riz: the CPU on those 5xx series is supported at least
<3> doesn't much matter, since I don't have one :)
<1> true enough
<1> how is linuxbios different from the PC AT BIOS?
<3> no idea. but there seems to be two layers - a 'routerbios' then a 'linuxbios'
<3> I haven't played with the board myself yet
<3> I'll probably start on that tonight or tomorrow
<3> the rush is off, since we decided to go w/soekris for the actual project
<4> what project?
<3> I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.
<3> and since you move around so much, that'd be kind of a pain.
<1> the routerbios is common with the 5xx, afaik
<4> my butt's pretty much glued to my chair right now, and it's raining outside, so not much of a chance for that
<1> you in regensburg, hubertEF?
<4> yep
<1> I guess it's a fitting name, then
<4> very much :-/
<4> http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=32550
<1> jmcneill: ACPI_DISABLE_ON_POWEROFF gone?
<5> I don't remember that option.
<1> oh ****
<1> started a build not in screen
<2> que ?
<2> haha
<2> remote ?
<1> ergo, aterm dies after X lines
<1> no
<1> Shaded: also, fwohci stuff seems to have been removed from GENERIC_LAPTOP (or was never there?)
<0> hmm...
<0> i listend to 8.5hrs of music
<0> that must mean it's time to go
<1> dnsspam--
<2> yep
<2> ***hats !
<6> mikeh: I have a question for you
<7> dnsspam?
<6> why do you put a space between your words and your punctuation?
<6> I see that all over IRC, and it confuses me
<6> I'm not sure if it's a language thing, or just a lame habit that people pick up
<6> thanks, Greywolf :)
<7> Ikindawonderwhypeopleusespacesatallohyeahreadability.
<6> readability is for jerks
<7> And people wonder why I use names for variables like cp instead of CamPositionPointer :)
<6> heh
<7> "obfusicates" is not a word.
<7> ;)
<8> heyhey
<9> easy now
<10> YAWP
<11> hi oragetide
<11> for some reason i thought your nickname was orangetide
<11> this is the first time i noticed the lack of an n
<11> thought crime exists.. it is an old article but still relevant: http://www.wjla.com/news/stories/0306/309600.html
<12> PKG_OPTIONS_VAR= PKG_OPTIONS.sylpheed
<12> PKG_SUPPORTED_OPTIONS= jpilot ldap inet6 gtkspell gpgme
<12> PKG_SUGGESTED_OPTIONS= inet6 gpgme
<12> sorry
<11> i remember trying sylpheed many years ago, and i forgot everything about it
<11> "The indicated information is kept to a minimum, so users don't have to be afraid of confusion."
<11> but they can be if they want to
<11> "The messages are managed by MH format" -- what if i am not using MH format?
<12> well sylpheed export that, too can retrieve local mail from /var/mail/user
<12> i dont to know work with Maildir
<11> i am using Maildir
<12> http://wiki.kde.org/tiki-index.php?page=Spam******in%2C+Sylpheed%2C+Korn%2C+and+Fetchmail look here
<11> Page cannot be found
<12> Spam******in, Sylpheed, Korn, and Fetchmail
<12> weird, search on google and use 'the cache'
<12> works fine, now i receive less junk mail
<11> "Now we'll configure Procmail to run the mail through Spam******in. SPAM email will be placed into a Sylpheed mail folder called SPAM. Everything else will be delivered to your normal Linux mailbox in /var/spool/mail"
<11> doesn't look like Maildir
<12> test then export the format... i supossed that can it
<11> so i need to export every time i check mail?
<12> only one time, i guess then u only will to use sylpheed and other mua with MH support
<8> heyhey
<1> jmcneill: allright, ddb
<1> jmcneill: fwohci_add_rx_buf() uvm_fault()s on wakeup
<13> <yawn>
<1> heya mspo
<13> hey, TGEN
<1> can't sync either, probably because the disk is still off
<1> let's see if savecore wants to work
<1> if I'm really unlucky it won't work because of the time stuff changes
<1> hmm, I can boot an older kernel
<13> the time stuff would make savecore not work?
<1> well, when I first booted the newer kernel messages indicating such scrolled past my console
<1> but I don't think savecore died because of it
<1> anyways, fsck first
<1> ****, savecore found no dump
<1> Greywolf: using DNS to spam, like sentences, cusswords, etc
<8> TGEN: fwohci is known to be broken
<8> I have it disabled for now, it's on my TODO list.
<1> jmcneill: yeah, just read it on mail-index
<1> jmcneill: I also have the ACPI unacquired mutex error
<1> jmcneill: with sources cvs up'ed from yesterday
<8> going to S3?
<1> after resuming
<8> from S3?
<1> yes
<8> Your acpi_wakeup.c isn't new enough
<8> you want
<8> $NetBSD: acpi_wakeup.c,v 1.28 2006/06/21 18:12:47 jmcneill Exp $
<1> how new is new? between yesterday afternoon GMT and now?
<1> strange, I have update -Pd in my .cvsrc
<1> yet I have v1.23 of that file
<8> mirror out of sync?
<8> i haven't gotten updates from cvsup.us.netbsd.org in a few days now
<1> maybe
<1> is there such a thing as a cvs equivalent of svn switch --relocate? :)
<8> shrug
<8> change the CVS/Root files?
<1> hmm
<1> and a know up-to-date mirror?
<1> *known
<8> what are you using now?
<1> anoncvs2.de.netbsd.org
<8> try anoncvs.netbsd.org ?
<1> I'll see
<1> hmm, the beauty of Perl
<13> perl++
<8> "When you're a hammer, everything looks like a nail."
<1> heh
<8> 1. Create /tmp/Root
<8> 2. find . -name Root -exec cp /tmp/Root {} \; -print
<8> ZOMG WE NEED PERL!
<1> why did you have to go ahead and spoil all the fun :(
<13> find ./ -name Root -exec perl -i -pe 's/foo/bar/g' {} \;
<8> Because I want my ACPI code tested this decade :)
<1> shoo, it just finished cvs up
<1> ;)
<8> Yes, perl is much more lightweight than cp, good one.
<13> jmcneill- it saves the first step
<8> It doesn't save any time.
<13> I think the actual cvs commands will take longer than all of these :)
<1> yup
<1> we all should've timed our solutions so we would have statistics to argue about
<8> Are you seriously arguing that invoking perl thousands of times is more efficient than copying a file?
<1> am I?
<13> TGEN- perl -i -pe is usually faster than your own stuff
<1> it doesn't really matter, even if you would use cmd.exe running under pecoff emulation running a .bat it would've been fast enough
<13> okay, I'm going to work
<1> good luck
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