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<0> jalapeno chips?
<0> man, america is always behind on chip flavours
<1> we get stuff like parsnip, apple, beetroot and sweet potato crisps here
<2> Oh, we have those too -- just not in the mainstream. Usually found at "health food" stores.
<3> sup grey
<2> Not a lot, 'scribe!
<2> bouncing between work and 3 irc windows!
<4> riz: are you areound ?
<4> _around_
<3> just three?
<3> i have like 13 open
<3> not that i'm paying attention to any of them
<2> Ahhh, there's the difference.
<2> I'm in irssi and watching the Act: list.
<3> an issue arose last week that made me finally break down and install mirc
<3> at work that is
<3> i was using BX up that point
<5> both bad clients, imho :)
<3> www.xlr8energychews.com (noisy website) good product
<3> i've been chewing one like every 3 hours w/ water
<3> even though i've only had about 3hrs sleep i'm fine atm
<5> chewing a lot is bad for your jaws
<5> ;)
<6> so is jabbing
<7> hcon462
<7>
<7> Postfix 2.3 patch 01 fixes minor problems with TLS and Milter
<7> support that were found in the first weeks of Postfix 2.3 deployment
<8> so
<8> who puts 3.0.1 in topic? :)
<0> heyas hubert
<9> jared :)
<0> what's the good word?
<9> i found an excuse not to try your mftp stuff: I don't have -current anywhere :(
<9> and the -current kernel i tried to boot last week didn't like my PS/2 keyboard :(
<0> you don't need a -current kernel, only proplib
<9> i should find time to investigate that, as it's also happening in qemu w/ g4u
<9> jared: as if i'd backport proplib :)
<0> I wouldn't expect any work required to make it compile.
<0> Anyway, the code's there.
<0> It shall bitrot.
<9> put it into -current :)
<0> it uses proplib and pthreads
<0> I don't know how well that will go over ;-)
<9> i guess extending tftpd is not an option?
<0> It doesn't really fit into the inetd model.
<9> hm, true.
<0> Plus, you need to be able to lock down multicast group/ports for specific files.
<0> So you need a config file that lists the files you're willing to serve.
<9> would it make sense to have the client read that same file, to tell it what to retrieve (and how)?
<9> man, i love those horns: http://www.technologyreview.com/read_article.aspx?id=17194&ch=infotech
<9> jared: I see you taught your blog to talk english ;)
<9> http://www.invisible.ca/space/netgear-wgt624-v3-hacking sounds interesting
<0> my blog didn't speak english before?
<0> and yeah, i'm going to pick up the netgear hacking again soon, since garrett/sam added support for the marvell switch
<9> when i looked at the blog earlier today, it spoke german - which confused the hell out of me
<9> having netbsd/netgear would kick ***
<0> uh, it shouldn't have
<9> maybe my webbrowser decided to request/prefer german language - i was running windows
<0> ah, heh
<0> who knows what snipsnap supports
<0> mmmm snipsnap
<9> is that y our blogging software?
<9> we should get at least your netbsd stuff listed on www.onetbsd.org ...
<0> yeah, www.snipsnap.org
<0> there is an rss feed: feed://www.invisible.ca/exec/rss?snip=start
<9> yep
<9> let me send kimmo mail
<0> how do I get added? :)
<0> ok
<9> http://www.feyrer.de/NetBSD/blog.html/nb_20060725_0113.html
<0> yay I'm famous
<9> :)
<0> that has been on my TODO list for *years*
<0> mwmwmw pending unemployment
<10> hahaha
<10> oh, I thought you meant hubertEF
<11> this hp secure router command line interface sure feels like IOS
<9> hp makes routers? :)
<6> just as much as netgear or dlink ;)
<9> ah
<9> i didn't follow whom they bought over the years ;)
<9> (i haven't followed... YKWIM)
<6> its a rebrand
<6> like most any appliance now a days
<6> same way hp sells "san switches"
<11> h: do you know who the actual manufacturer is?
<6> in the case of the sans switch, its qlogic
<6> i dont know about l2 switches
<6> but if you say it feels like ios
<6> it probably is
<11> in the case of the san switch, i know they have used different manufacturers
<12> not necessarily
<12> probably floundry rather than cisco
<11> i would be surprised if it was ios
<6> well, the san switch i have is qlogic than
<6> but it probably floats
<6> just like with dell
<11> i know some of the san switches were linux based
<11> heck if i can remember the manufacturer.. brocolade?
<11> brocade
<9> brocade makes netbsd-based san switches
<11> http://news.taborcommunications.com/msgget.jsp?mid=324451&xsl=story.xsl
<6> brocade is neat
<11> hubertef: i believe they also made linux-based ones
<9> possibly
<6> who hasnt
<11> i like how this hp router has a cf slot that reads generic cards
<4> any one uses extattr and friends on NetBSD ?
<9> aren't extattr "unfinished"?
<13> Have any of you install NetBSD on a PowerPC G3?
<0> I ran it on an iBook G3 years ago.
<13> Do you have any idea how well it works out-of-the-box on a generic install?
<0> Not sure. I had pretty decent success on an old world Performa 6360 not too long ago..
<13> I want to make a mac PPC my router/firewall
<13> but everything im finding comes with just one NIC card
<13> i have no clue as to this kind of architecture to be honest
<14> y you can get usb ethernet
<14> ural works well for wifi
<14> y actually I run it on a g3 imac 233
<13> Just looking for two regular ethernet NICs
<13> Ober, I notice your linbsd.org host -- are you friends w/ solarx and horton?
<14> if you got something with pci slots
<13> ive known solar since like 1998
<14> no heh
<14> they are .net
<13> oh
<14> I had this before they did :)
<13> well im looking at getting this:
<13> http://cgi.ebay.com/Macintosh-300-MHz-PowerMac-PowerPC-G3_W0QQitemZ180009499909QQihZ008QQcategoryZ14911QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
<14> back when they went off and did gento
<14> y want access to one?
<13> sure
<13> but i want to run it locally as my NAT router
<13> so im looking to pick up the hardware as well
<13> is it difficult to get another ethernet card into a powerpc?
<0> netbsd should support ~anything in a pci slot..
<0> if you can get it for $9, i'll be impressed :) that's a good deal
<14> yeah I had a normal pci card in my g4 sawtooth iirc
<13> well ill probably be paying like $40 or so
<13> oh?
<14> check craigslist
<14> keep from paying a ton on shipping
<14> people are dumping macs left and right here.
<13> yup same here, decent machines, but too high-end and thus expensive
<13> im looking to pay jack crap
<0> ober: where is "here"?
<13> (st. louis mo here)
<0> if I could get a powermac for $9, i'd pay shipping and customs charges :p
<14> austin
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