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<0> hmm
<1> dumezil: I vote for "you've been driven-by"
<2> "Someone came by and did a drive-by on us."
<3> hello, how can i look in real time with netstat who flood me ? and what trafic is doing ? help me pls
<4> can you be the reciepient of such an action?
<5> ._.
<1> Orestes^: yes - go to Compton
<6> lol
<5> please, someone answer my question, i dont have much time left
<4> robinl1: you can check the access rights on fglrx.ko, but those *should* be ok...
<6> whats the question again? i got scared of drive bys and had to duck under my desk
<4> Seldon1975: sorry, need to google on Compton
<1> Compton, Calif.
<7> they make great encyclopedias
<5> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 519874 2006-03-02 21:12 /lib/modules//2.6.8-2-386/misc/fglrx.ko
<4> oh, ok
<1> the only city that has dedicated "Drive-by shooting" lanes
<8> guys one question... I did a apt-cache search package, and I got like 3 different versions now, I know I have that package installed, is there a way to append a installed yes or no to apt-cache search output? or similar way to know what packages do I have installed?
<9> =9
<4> that was faster than google
<9> Oops
<4> robinl1: you have module loading enabled, right?
<10> what do I add to wvdial.conf to make the modem speaker silent and which line do I type that in?
<9> P4C0: "dpkg -l foo" will tell you what version of package foo you have installed.
<5> Orestes^: yes
<7> compton is not nearly as bad as richmond or oakland these days
<8> thanks PerfDave
<11> hi
<11> i'd like to know if there is a graphical panel to see all hardware plugged in the computer
<4> robinl1: do you have radeon module loaded?
<11> i have a scsi drive plugged in with a windows partition, but i have no idea of its name to mount it
<5> Orestes^: yes, read the chat log for all your answers ._.
<4> robinl1: then I *think* you will need to unload it before you insert the fglrx
<5> ok
<12> Aghaster: cat /proc/partitions to see fixed drives
<13> are there going to be any known problems such as glibc incompatiblity if i have an etch chroot environment running some applications on top of a sarge workstation?
<5> WORKS:D
<4> :)
<4> now get mine working
<4> !
<11> thanks
<14> Aghaster, dmesg | grep sd
<5> X restart?
<4> yes
<5> i will soon, when i got this working
<5> ok :)
<9> treyh0: If it's in a chroot, there shouldn't be problems.
<9> treyh0: The applications in the chroot will use the libc in the chroot, the applications outside will use the sarge libc.
<1> my Debian sarge machine is running vsftpd; but other machines on the network can't connect to it's TFTP server and theres no vsftp.log file
<1> any suggestions
<14> Seldon1975, TFTP and FTP are different protocols
<13> PerfDave: cool thanks
<0> anyone in here used the xorg server for debian stable? just curious if its stable
<14> sprink, depends. I say it isn't.
<1> lazzarello: Im aware of that
<14> sprink, I say it's useless for 3D with ATI cards
<0> ahh, ****s to hear that
<9> lazzarello: "useless for 3D with ATI cards" is not the same as not stable :)
<0> I have a nvidia card, maybe i'll be safe
<14> it installed the backports, less things worked than before and it took 2 hours to downgrade.
<15> how can I extract all the words that are greater than 4 characters from a flat text file?
<14> sprink, check if the nvidia proprietary drivers support xorg 6.9
<12> lazzarello: they do
<16> any grub experts here?
<4> how can I downgrade my entire distro?
<12> !tell dave about poll
<4> (just thinking about it)
<2> !downgrade
<17> downgrade is probably not possible with apt-get currently. No future support is anticipated. Some programs change the binary format of their files in a way that cannot be rolled back later.
<4> uh
<16> what's poll?
<9> sprink: Out of intereest, why do you want to run xorg on sarge?
<14> thingfish, I had to force a lower version for each package
<12> lazzarello: generally, ATI cards and Linux do not get along
<12> lazzarello: i'm not surprised that it breaks with xorg
<4> ok, so that would mean I need a reinstall
<3> hello, can someboy tell the name of a program who show me what ip does do a big trafic, from where to wher is that frafic, port etc. (not iptraf) . please
<2> Orestes^: pretty much.
<0> PerfDave, i'v just always had better luck with xorg than with xfree
<9> tziku: iftop is fun.
<14> SerajewelKS, you're telling me. ATI is pretty ****, but I recent inherited two decent ATI cards for free.
<4> lazzarello: did you get the "No such device" error with xorg 6.9?
<9> sprink: What do you need luck with?
<3> thanks PerfDave
<5> fglrx is loaded, direct rendering is still of, though
<5> off*
<18> how do i keep my internal ip adress from changing?
<1> abrotman: did you say vsftpd handled tftp?
<0> PerfDave, its been a lot nicer to me. No real reasons
<4> robinl1: did you enable it in the xorg config file?
<5> Orestes^: OOPS XD
<1> abrotman: because thats what I asked for
<4> :)
<19> ellow
<9> SperMite: "Internal IP address"?
<1> abrotman: and it looks like it doesnt
<20> what?!?!
<20> Seldon1975: i did not
<5> !fglrx
<17> it has been said that fglrx is see firegl, or see ati drivers, or usually not worth the effort
<5> argh
<5> !ati drivers
<17> If you wish to use ATI's closed-source binary fglrx driver, then follow the instructions on http://stanchina.net/~flavio/debian-official/fglrx-driver.html - do NOT try to convert the drivers from ATI's website yourself with Alien. These drivers support Radeon 8500 or higher cards.
<20> Seldon1975: there is only one tftp server in debian afaik
<19> i got a little problem with oident. i just installed it and it says "Error initializing core". what could be wrong?
<20> Seldon1975: i apologize immensely if i misread your question
<9> sprink: What do you like about xorg? I've not seen a reason to switch to it from xfree.
<18> <PerfDave 192.168.0.1
<14> PerfDave, drop shadows! oooh oooh!
<1> abrotman: you did, but that's ok
<20> Seldon1975: ah .. i saw the second that asked for a trivial ftp .. which i took to mean simple
<20> !info tftp sarge
<3> heheh PerfDave is verry nice iftop :)) thank you !
<9> lazzarello: Drop shadows are for people who don't have everything maximised :)
<17> tftp: (Trivial file transfer protocol client), section net, is optional. Version: 0.17-12 (sarge), Packaged size: 15 kB, Installed size: 44 kB
<0> PerfDave, xorg has always worked right out the box for me. I'v had problems in the past with xfree
<20> Seldon1975: ^^
<9> SperMite: I'm sorry, I don't understand your question. What do you mean by your "internal IP address"? How many IP addresses does your system have?
<20> wait .. that's the client .. argh!
<1> abrotman: thx
<20> Seldon1975: it's tftpd
<4> sprink: you won't be running an ati driver, right?
<9> sprink: What sort of problems?
<20> Seldon1975: apt-cache search tftpd
<0> orchid, nvidia
<21> i recently got udev
<14> I can't remember when people started talking about this mythical "box" that debian comes in. I feel like it's recent.
<4> /damnation /cry
<20> Seldon1975: i really do apologize .. i feel bad i wasted your time
<14> is there a box one can buy which contains debian?
<1> abrotman: that's ok, I understand
<20> lazzarello: yes
<0> PerfDave, couldn't get x to work on some pcs with onboard video
<1> abrotman: I speed read too
<9> lazzarello: I have a DVD case with Debian 3.1 in it.
<9> A DVD case is a box.
<1> abrotman: but what I need is a TFTP server, not client
<21> i recently got udev+linux-image-2.6.15 but my ethernet card is not working, what can i do to fix that?
<20> Seldon1975: no .. i just misinterpreted trivial ftp :)
<0> PerfDave, i'm not a expert with linux, I just from from past experiences, it has treated me better
<14> PerfDave, cool. does it have fancy graphics?
<20> Seldon1975: right .. apt-cache search tftpd .. there are two or three
<9> lazzarello: It's got a picture of a DVD on it, and says "Debian Sarge". I bought it from http://www.thelinuxemporium.co.uk/
<20> Seldon1975: or apt-cache search pxe
<1> abrotman: thanx
<18> perfdave well really just one , and its always changing which messes up my apache, this is what its says now "inet addr:169.254.189.176" when i do ifconfig, my apache2 is setup for 192.168.15.101
<14> PerfDave, cool!
<9> sprink: Well, xorg has better hardware support than xfree just because it's more recent. There's not that much difference in Debian, because the Debian xfree maintainers backported the new drivers from xorg.
<22> anyone know what this means (in dmesg): "00:10.0: tulip_stop_rxtx() failed" ?
<5> Do you want to use the external AGP GART module (y/n)? [n]
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