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<0> I had a dualboot box with fedora and obsd, and i have since erased fedora, but still have grub on the mbr. My issue is that grub is set to default to boot to fedora. How can I change this so the box just defaults to boot obsd, because i erased fedora?
<1> man fdisk
<0> k
<1> specifically, the u flag
<1> don't use -i, you will lose dta
<0> will do
<0> SmooveB so, fdisk -u wd0?
<1> l0ke: I've never used the flag, so you're on your own
<0> k
<1> what I would do
<1> in your position
<1> is have a boot floppy/cd nearby
<1> and print out a copy of the current partition table
<0> i do, a knoppix live cdp
<0> df -h?
<1> that's in the disklabel
<1> fdisk wd0 | lpr
<1> save that
<0> k
<2> cant you edit grub by pressing any key before it boots your default os?
<1> I don't know how much that maps to knoppix/linux fdisk
<0> for both of my disks
<0> ||Bravo i tried, you cannot save it
<1> ||Bravo: you should just nuke that **** if you're not using linux anyway.
<2> true
<0> SmooveB im not using it
<0> SmooveB just pure secure obsd
<1> just have a copy of it somewhere so you can recreate it if you f it up
<0> SmooveB then reboot?
<0> and woola?
<0> ok, hopefully ill be back soon
<3> SmooveB thanks bro
<3> worked like a charm
<1> no prob
<3> so now, if i have any more damn power outages, the obsd box will come back up
<3> and not just hang from an old grub config
<3> SmooveB u know anything about asterisk?
<1> what I know you can find from google in 10 seconds
<3> i installed asterisk last night to see how it works, i cant get music on hold to work
<3> i googled for hours
<3> when, i put a phone call on hold its just dead air
<1> MOH doesn't work because you need a timer source and asterisk by default only gives you one on linux with the digium hardware.
<3> no damn music man
<3> ok, so how do i hack asterisk to work on my obsd
<1> there's a freebsd timer driver for asterisk that uses the usb clock but nobody's ported it to obsd that I know of
<3> ahh
<3> gotcha, and u found that on google in 10 sec??
<3> ur good
<1> google's good
<3> u already knew that right?
<3> the timer issue?
<1> yep
<1> gotta go
<3> k, thanks for the help
<2> is src.tar.gz and sys.tar.gz in the ftp mirrors -stable or -currrent or -release? in root of /pub/OpenBSD
<4> depends on what you are using
<2> release
<2> but im wanting the stable
<4> it's in release then
<4> well if you want that install 3.9
<4> i had current installed and the ports didnt work to well
<2> thats what i got
<2> na dont want current
<4> depends on how close to release it is maybe
<5> use cvs
<2> SOLARIS_s: rgr
<4> 3.9 workes ok w/ ports soon to its release
<5> haha
<5> i have no problem running -current on my boxes
<5> bbiaw
<4> i just get lot of pkg errors running current
<4> and port
<4> it installs ok
<4> think i tried to install Opera or something, which rquired RedHat runtimes or something
<4> nogo
<6> if you want -stable, download the source tarballs from the 3.9/ directory and update via CVS to -stable. you can also fetch the entire -stable tree though CVS. This is a FAQ, too
<2> _mx: yea, I have read the FAQ about CVS. I wanted to pre-load my src's using the tar.gz's and I wasnt sure what version the ones in /pub/OpenBSD where.
<2> I'll use cvs to avoid confusion for myself :)
<7> if i have a obsd install
<7> and throw in a 2nd hdd which also has a working obsd install
<7> if i can convince it to boot the correct hdd
<7> will i be able to access the other drives
<7> or will i have to fiddle
<7> and make a new disklabel
<8> now, you should be able to just mount it
<7> what about how they have the same partitions
<7> ./home /var such n such
<8> the drive will be different, wd1 vs. wd0
<7> so when i mount it i mount the partition as something different?
<8> yes, wd1a instead of wd0a and such
<7> excellent
<7> also since ive installed 3.9
<7> i get
<7> tun0: LCP: deflink: RecvEchoRequest(142) state = Opened
<7> in my /var/log/daemon
<7> now the net still works
<7> its just weird
<7> and floody
<7> any ideas
<8> nope, i don't do tun(4)
<7> hmm
<7> do u know of a good site with a in kernel pppoe implementation
<7> ive tried the man page version and a few others
<7> but i get nothing
<7> and there arent many errors to diagnose
<9> imusing in kernel pppoe on 3.9
<7> might i peruse your hostname.pppoe
<9> i used exactly what is in man 4 pppoe
<9> although.. on one of m,y adsl connections, i had to change. myauthproto=chap .. to .. myauthproto=pap
<7> hmm
<7> i'll try that
<9> and dont forget to add scrub out on $ext_if max-mss 1440 to pf.conf
<7> k
<9> if your using pf / nat that is
<9> you're
<7> also in pf.conf my external interface will change from tun0 to pppoe0 shouldnt it?
<9> yep
<7> just says /bsd: pppoe0: phase establish
<7> and hangs
<7> i should call my isp and see if they are getting anything at their end
<10> is it possible to have obsd working as a firewall/gateway and make it scan the traffic for viruses?
<7> it just doesnt give any error at all
<7> ./bsd: pppoe0: phase establish
<7> ad hangs
<1> hmm
<1> I want "OrpheanBeholderScryDoubt" on a shirt.
<2> has anyone installed openbsd on a Iomega NAS ? Like wiped out the windows and installed obsd?
<8> looks like ordinary pc hardware, the raid is all software
<2> well we are about to find out.....
<10> is it possible to have obsd working as a firewall/gateway and make it scan the traffic for viruses?
<11> haven't tried it but a google gives me http://www.bleedingsnort.com/staticpages/index.php?page=snort-clamav
<10> kk :)
<10> and another question.... i got this in crontab
<10> * * * * * /usr/local/bin/pfstat -q >> /var/log/pfstat
<10> */1 * * * * /usr/local/bin/pfstat -c /etc/pfstat.conf -d /var/log/pfstat >>/dev/null
<10> BUT it seems to **** up bigtime when i do local trasnfers
<10> so i get many many instances of the same "command" when i do ps aux
<11> my guess is pfstat is taking longer than the one minute to run
<12> */1 is the same as *
<10> kk
<10> so try to make 5 mins then :>
<11> yep
<11> I just had something similar with an openssl scipt the other day
<10> should i make */5 * * * * /usr/local/bin/pfstat -c /etc/pfstat.conf -d /var/log/pfstat >>/dev/null
<10> or
<10> i mean
<10> * * * * * /usr/local/bin/pfstat -q >> /var/log/pfstat should i change this aswel?
<11> I'd say every five with your first command. Clearly it hasn't finished running after a minute
<12> i have put these lines in a script which i run with cron every 5 minutes:
<12> /usr/local/bin/pfstat -q >>/var/log/pfstat
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