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<0> hi i installed kernel 2.4.33 from current with .tgz ,now i did lilo and i got Warning: boot record relocation beyond BPB is necessary: /dev/fd0 Warning: The boot sector and map file are on different disks. and my lilo is on my floppy what is the problem ? i'm on slack10.2 ?
<1> /dev/fd0?
<1> how did you install it?
<1> why is lilo on a floppy?
<2> roff
<0> thanks bye
<3> heh
<3> thanks bye
<3> :D
<1> thanks for what?
<2> pointing out he installed lilo to the wrong place
<2> spaz
<4> Hey all
<5> heyo
<6> 5
<7> Enlightenment cannot initialize its X connection.
<7> Have you set your DISPLAY variable?
<7> E17: Begin shutdown procedure!
<7> what can i do about that?
<4> try startx
<4> or xorgconfig
<8> Anyone here, not a bot?
<9> INDEED, ***!
<9> nous_!
<9> arachnid_: Oi.
<10> gamkiller: hey
<9> arachnid_: query
<11> hey
<11> i have a question about initrd
<11> for a kernel 2.6.17
<11> i need to create initrd so that the kernel can boot
<11> if i can create the initrd as an ext2 and then gzip that up, will it work ?
<11> anyone know what package mkinitrd comes with during the slackware 9 install?
<1> I don't think it came with slackware 9
<1> in fact, slackware 9 isn't very 2.6 friendly, you'll need to upgrade a **** load of other things
<1> and you can do it without an initrd anyway
<11> i've tried without initrd,
<11> i either get a kernel panic,
<11> or a missing root=/ filesystem error
<11> howd you do it without it mogi?
<1> then you are compiling some things as modules that should be compiled directly into the kernel
<1> that is the only reason an initrd is ever needed
<11> what module?
<1> well, your filesystem for starters
<11> i strip alot from the kernel
<1> "a lot"
<1> 2 words
<11> i can add those again no problem
<11> doesn't mean it wont work
<11> its a server that barely needs anything
<1> then why are you puting 2.6 on it?
<1> what was wrong with 2.4?
<11> does 2.4 come with h323 ?
<11> i need it for an asterisk server
<1> why would a server need h323?
<1> ah
<1> I run asterisk on 2.4 with no problems
<11> cool
<11> what spec?
<1> that is part of asterisk, not the kernel
<11> there's a module for that protocol in the kernel
<1> yeah, but a working one comes with asterisk if I'm not mistaken
<11> i know there's some other stuff i could be grabing seeing that im at school
<11> ok
<11> zaptel stuff etc..
<1> otherwise there is OpenH323
<11> uh huh
<12> i = dan
<12> woops
<11> anyone know where i can get mkinit tools
<11> "kernel panic" is basically when your computer poops in its pants and can't boot up.#
<11> lol
<11> poop
<11> is there a repository online to search for apps/tools under slackware
<13> linuxpackages.net
<11> tanks
<11> Kreiger: any others?
<11> im trying to locate mkinitrd
<13> slackware.com
<13> Download MANIFEST.bz2 from a slackware mirror and search through it
<11> ok
<11> tanks1
<11> !
<1> if you knew how to build a kernel, you wouldn't need an initrd
<11> i guess i dont know how to build a kernel
<9> Oh it's not that fun anyway.
<11> i just need to include all the right fs type for my fs and new kernel ?
<14> How Can I(as root) set permissions(read) in nfts partitions for another users?
<9> Loript: You can't
<9> not unless you *REALLY* know what you're doing.
<9> and you definitely don't.
<9> Interesting.
<9> My information is slightly outdated.
<9> Loript: http://wiki.linux-ntfs.org/doku.php?id=ntfs-en#can_i_write_to_an_ntfs_volume
<9> but yeah. Not really useful.
<14> gamkiller, i just want that another users can use the files(only in read mode) in the nfts partitions.
<9> reading is not a problem
<9> you can uh. Do it in several ways.
<9> if you have no experimental write support enabled, you can set the mask when mounting.
<14> How can I do this?
<9> like, 'mount -o umask=000 /dev/<..> /mnt/<..>'
<9> for example.
<11> samba?
<9> what?
<14> ok,I understood. thanks o/
<15> hotdogs?
<9> dogs!
<15> (just as unrelated)
<15> gamkiller: speaking of dogs, http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14360161/
<9> :(.
<15> it must have been terrorists :(
<9> Or nazis.
<16> they're better off
<16> puppy mill puppies are NOT healthy
<9> going home
<17> niceness: http://linuxdevices.com/news/NS5731300596.html
<17> http://bin.4chan.org/a/src/1155739884538.jpg
<15> heh
<14> Did anydody here have problems with the installation of nvidia driver in slack?
<18> Loript: nope
<18> Loript: you must have kernel-source installed
<18> eeerrr ... hows that package called ... something like that
<16> kernel headers
<18> that's correct.
<16> is it? i pulled that out of my rectal database
<14> I have it installed. After I install, the X crashs after a time using.
<18> i guess it is
<18> octalpuss: kernel-source; kernel-headers
<18> :)
<18> both is correct, but i think kernel-headers are needed
<18> s/is/are
<18> damn, i **** today. so many typos
<14> i have the kernel-headers installed here(slack 10.2)Does anybody have idea what can be the problem?
<8> oh btw...
<19> psst
<16> HAI!
<20> exit
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