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<0> hello, someone of you has power supply ups?
<1> uh, yeah?
<0> is it normal that if I don't connect monitor computer shutdown, cause ups delays, or is this a ****ty ups?
<1> huh?
<2> martian source 10.0.0.3 from 10.0.0.138, on dev eth1 what can this mean.. i get many hundred of it.. in syslog
<1> your computer is being invaded by aliens
<2> funny
<2> 10.0.0.138 is my isp router and 10.0.0.3 is an computer on the lan
<1> you have your LAN using the same subnet as your ISP?
<1> EEK!
<2> 10.0.0.138 is on the LAN side of the router
<3> xzibiz, wireless enable with no encrpytion?
<4> Any one here going to Hope?
<5> how does one make xfce autostart when slackwareboots
<6> to run X on boot instead of a console, change your default runlevel (look in /etc/inittab)
<6> change.. id:3:initdefault: to id:4:initdefault: or something like that
<7> resfilter: was it shambhala?
<5> resfilter: gracias is it difficult to make it autologin
<5> hmm when i telinit 4 , it starts gnome, and my default window manager is xfce though
<8> you need to edit your xinitrc
<8> /etc/X11/xinit
<5> yea im lookin at it now
<8> it's a symlink
<5> yea im lookin .xinitrc
<8> that's the one in your home directory
<8> /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc is a symlink to another script in the /etc/X11/xinit directory
<8> they are named xinitrc.kde, xinitrc.xfce etc.
<5> right i see them
<8> if you're the only user on your box
<8> you don't need ~/.xinitrc
<8> it just overrides the xinitrc in the /etc/X11/xinit directory
<8> how you been octalpuss ?
<9> haha.. more Office exploits
<9> relentless
<10> Arrrr.
<10> Anyone know of a free webcast for tour de france?
<10> mogi: you worked on any stuff that's going into the LHC? =)
<11> dopes anyone know where i can get slackware 10.2 CDs? the official ones are 40$ and i cant afford that
<12> you can download them
<11> i know but i dont have diskspace
<13> You don't have 07 Gb of diskspace you can free up?
<13> A friend with a CD burner?
<11> i guess i could get a friend to do it
<11> i just figured i could get a nice cheap cd with a cool slackware logo on it to match my slackware case badges and stickers and ****
<13> if you want the pretty logos and stuff, you'll have to come up with some cash.
<14> I belive you can buy it for less than $40
<11> im checking linuxcd.org and ebay.com
<15> hello. can someone help me for vga cards
<15> because i got too large dialog boxes .
<13> slack10: http://slackbook.org/
<10> Argh.
<10> I can't get my mp3 decoder working.
<10> STOP SOUNDING LIKE FUZZY CRAP!
<16> gammy: stop playing fuzzycrap.mp3 :(
<9> Damn. Looks like I have to cancel my flight to Beirut.
<10> phyber: Haha.
<10> phyber: Do you know anything about libmad hacking? I can't get the sampling right.
<16> gammy: nope :/
<10> phyber: :(.
<10> ta.
<14> Hm, when the bare.i floopy disks says "OK, booting the kernel". Who long should it take before anything else happends?
<14> It's an old compaq laptop, so I guess it could take a while, but it's been at a halt for some 20 minutes now ...
<14> err, Who, How.
<13> You should see stuff on the screen within a few seconds.
<14> arg. I've tried three different floppydisks now.. Might be the laptop which is f**ked then .. :|
<13> Might be. No CD player?
<14> yeah, there's a CD-rom, but it won't boot on it. Probably just a setting in the BIOS, but I can't figure out how to enter the BIOS on this old thing.. Might require a floppydisk for that too! heh :P
<1> no, compaq just has odd bios keys
<13> When in doubt, whack the keyboard a bunch of times during POST. That allways works for me when I don't know how to get into the BIOS.
<14> hehehe
<1> how old are we talking?
<13> Don't some of those old things use ctrl-alt-esc or something?
<13> Try all the F* keys.
<14> 8mb RAM, pentium 66mhz or something.
<1> well, many old compaqs required a 3MB partition at the start of the drive, that contained teh config software
<1> you'd need the setup disks to get it back if you don't
<1> do you get the cursor in the upper right hand when booting?
<1> solid block?
<1> try hitting F10 when you see that
<14> hm, *checks*
<1> otherwise the ctrl+alt+esc does work on some of them
<1> that is when the compaq logo shows up
<14> no solid block. I hit F10 a bunch of times now, no reaction.
<14> There is no compaq logo. Just "8192 kb" in the upper left corner, before booting.
<14> rotten_:D
<13> That was a sweet-***-machine.
<14> hm, I've jsut tried the bare.i image..
<14> maybe I should try the lowmem.i image ...
<13> give it a shot, you don't have much to loose. :-)
<13> This site might help if you know the model of your laptop: http://www.linux-laptop.net/
<14> Thanks :)
<14> I'll mess around with it a bit :P
<13> Good luck.
<14> woho
<14> Insert root floppy disk :D
<13> Coolness. What was the problem?
<14> Don't know. I tried the newest bare.i from -current, and spesified "ramdisk hdb=cdrom", but apperantly the cdrom is something else ... :P
<13> Usually hdc
<13> anyways. Gotta run, crappy development meeting. Good luck.
<14> :D
<2> i'm getting an error after running make && make modules_install (trying to kompile new kernel)
<2> /bin/sh: cmp: command not found
<2> Inconsistent kallsyms data
<2> Try setting CONFIG_KALLSYMS_EXTRA_P***
<2> make: *** [vmlinux] Error 1
<2> running slackware 10.2 and kernel 2.4.. kompiling 2.6.17 kernel
<1> well, first get cmp on the system
<17> the word is "compiling"
<1> I don't know how you could be missing it
<17> cmp is part of diffutils
<17> same package as 'patch' and 'diff'
<1> I mean, what moron doesn't have diffutils installed?
<2> me ?`
<17> why don't you have it installed?
<2> dont know...
<17> doing any sort of compiling or source development requires patch/diff/cmp
<2> have just installed slackware 10.2, and now i'm trying to compile the new kernel
<2> is there an easy way to install it ?
<17> well, you should have installed all the packages that you're not absolutely sure you don't need
<17> get the diffutils package, and use installpkg to install it
<2> do you know i site where i can find it ?
<2> i've tried google., but cant find anything.. just commands..
<17> you can't find what?
<2> cmp...
<17> uh
<17> WE JUST TOLD YOU
<17> it's in the diffutils package
<17> haven't you been reading what we've been telling you?
<2> yes..
<1> omfg my cernal is fux0r3d
<2> just that i've never used installpkg before, and dont realy know how to install cmp with it.. so can someone please help me?
<1> installpkg is a SLACKWARE BASIC
<1> http://www.slackbook.org/
<1> go learn to use the OS before trying to modify it!
<2> what directory is the package located ?
<2> where do i fint the package ?
<2> i've red about installpkg, but i cant find out where the cmp package is located.. ?
<13> The package with cmp in it is on the install CD
<2> when i enter /mnt/cdrom... it's emty
<13> then you haven't mounted the CD.
<2> now i have mounted it.. but whay directory on the cd can i find the packages
<2> ?
<13> It's in the diffutils package. If you can't find that perhaps Windows is a better choice of OS for you?
<17> xzibiz: and it's not the "cmp" package
<17> it's diffutils
<17> there aren't that many directories on the cd
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