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<0> lspci isn't helping with audio unfortunately
<1> Flimzy: thankyou :)
<2> asg: don't do that .. you'll be productive!
<3> ~alsa 2.6
<4> drc: no i wont, some programs dont run properly compiled as 64 bit apps, some programs dont even compile, some run flawless, some need to be run as their 64 bit versions on a 64 bit kernel, some do not
<2> asg: say **** a few times ..
<5> abrotman: if I gain enough credits, do I get to 'go off'?
<6> valdyn: well that was enough explained, thanks :D
<2> asg: i do!
<5> abrotman: but you are in the red
<2> asg: i'm a russian ?
<5> abrotman: da
<6> so the benefits of 64-bit processor are minimal at the moment?
<2> asg: i'm not too bad .. i've been keeping quiet .. busy at work .. not as busy as you or bob2 .. but busy
<6> unless everything needed is made to work with it
<4> drc: stop asking these questions, if you dont know clear benefits to you right now, use the 32bit things
<2> drc: depends on your work
<5> abrotman: I haven't been on since Monday
<7> Bl4ckH4t do i do anything after that?
<2> asg: you were on tuesday night!
<2> asg: jet lagged wife!
<5> abrotman: only for a bit though
<8> ~ssh
<6> ok valdyn, sorry...
<9> ssh is, like, http://www.handhelds.org/z/wiki/OpenSSH and http://www.openssh.org or see ssh-keygen
<8> grrr...
<10> asg: thanks
<2> asg: it happened again!
<5> dondelelcaro: you're welcome. Thanks for taking care of it.
<2> dondelelcaro: dpkg is napping again
<11> Debian Package/File/Desc Search of '-image-2.6.12' returned no results.
<2> wtf was that?
<3> heh
<5> abrotman: spurious logic
<12> man
<13> Which manual page do you want?
<3> oops..
<1> devin_: reboot the server
<2> it's like dondelelcaro releases the beast on the channel
<12> who is this peer?
<12> why does he keep resetting connections
<12> it happens to me on every network too
<12> its ****ed up
<2> tell your ISP
<12> !peer
<11> rumour has it, peer is the most elusive script kiddie this side of Jupiter
<14> asg: did you p-p-p-pick them up?
<2> this is why there are no famous irish comedians
<5> petemc: nah, mrs. asg brough me 4x9 packs, 800 grams of fruit and nut and 6 bakewell tarts back from her latest excursion. I'm very thankful.
<14> abrotman: its an old english tv commercial for penguin biscuits, admittedly, that gag doesnt have univeral appeal
<2> petemc: apparently
<5> abrotman: it's contextual
<2> petemc: i get all crappy commericials
<15> DCC SEND "WINXPFTW" 0 0 0
<8> peer strikes again
<1> hm.. i got another little question.. how can i see which kernel is running?
<2> uname 0a
<2> uname -a
<1> thx.. n sry for my dumb*** questions
<8> bl3ckh4t: dont worry soon you will sound like a genious compared to myself.. a debian newb
<16> does the package xorg-server (from backports.org) works fine?
<17> Being a genius and a newbie are not mutually exclusive
<3> Bl4ckH4t: Nothing wrong with that question. But use "thanks", "and", "sorry" instead.
<1> beardy: sorry .. it's a bad habit ..
<17> Bl4ckH4t, Bad, to be sure
<18> hello I was wondering if someone could help me with a question on cross compiling the 2.6.15 kernel
<19> quiet...
<2> curt: sssshhh!
<19> lota script kiddies in here today
<2> i'm a bot!
<16> does the package xorg-server (from backports.org) works fine?
<19> hehe
<2> it should work just fine . i'm sure many people have been using it
<19> that last DCC someone quit twice? linuxNIT, without rejoining... Strange?
<2> curt: note the -
<8> is it "apt-get dist-upgrade" to update the entire system?
<19> abrotman, I see that now...
<2> !tell weasel about sarge->etch
<18> When I go into the Makefile and change the ARCH to arm (or i386, or
<18> anything else I think), I get an error: make: *** /newsrc/linux-2.6.15.1/arch/arm: Is a directory. Stop. Any ideas?
<2> weasel: sorry .. misfire . i'm sure you know how to use dist-upgrade
<2> !tell weasel00 about sarge->etch
<8> got it
<8> thank you, abrotman
<8> took twice.. bot lag?
<3> !tell bobcc1001 -about kp
<3> bobcc1001: Don't do things like that.
<19> weasel00, wrong nick fist time
<20> please i need help w bootsplash i make all changes and my images in boot dont change!!!
<8> "fist time" ?? eeeeeeek!!
<2> weasel00: .. the first guy i hit should certainly know how to use apt-get :)
<21> my hsfmodem won't dial out and failed with "no carrier!", any hsfmodem user?
<18> beardy thanks!
<17> dli: I've used hsfmodems... long enough to throw them down the garbage disposal
<18> first real hint i've gotten
<22> I've just configured and compiled my own kernel. What do I do with it now?
<19> Drac[Server], boot it?
<19> Drac|Laptop, , boot it?
<17> Drac[Server]: Email it to president@whitehouse.gov
<3> bobcc1001: man make-kpkg
<21> Flimzy, usually, they work with linuxant, but this one just won't dial
<23> hello
<24> hahaha
<22> curt: No, I mean how do I arrange the files and stuff? There's a vmlinux, but I don't know what to do with it.
<3> bobcc1001: you're welcome
<17> dli: I'd consider that a good thing.
<3> !tell teaman -about root
<21> Flimzy, no, for people who has no dsl :(
<14> Drac|Laptop: if you insist on compiling your own kernel, do take the time to read some how tos
<17> dli: I don't have DSL.
<14> Drac|Laptop: otherwise you will be mocked
<18> beardy: the instructions from arm.linux.org.ux was just to change the arch and cross_compile and do a make
<17> dli: And even if I was on dialup, I wouldn't use an hsf modem if it was the last modem on earth
<21> Flimzy, for people have dialup only
<21> Flimzy, it's a laptop :(
<17> dli: HSF modems are about the worst that exist.
<1> ok.. i m still in trouble.. after i typed this command: "apt-get install kernel-image-2.4.27-2-k7" i got asked if i want to add a boot block or something like that to lilo.cfg.. i said yes.. and after that i have rebooted the server.. but 2.6 is still running.. so i tried to install the 2.4 kernel again .. and it tells me that it is allready installed.. so i think have to change something in the boot options.. where ever they are
<3> bobcc1001: Ask ##linux if you are going to do things that way.
<17> dli: ****s to be you
<17> dli: I'd get a wireless router and a 486 Linux router w/ a USR courier modem.
<2> Bl4ckH4t: edit your lilo.conf to set your default to the right kernel you want
<22> petemc: Um.... I couldn't find the howtos... >_>
<17> dli: I'll sell you my ISA Courier if you want :P
<8> dpkg isnt making sense to me about modifying the line about secury.debian.org in the source.list...!?
<21> Flimzy, no, unless I can use it on the laptop
<3> Flimzy: How can you do that when that other modem was the last one on earth?
<17> dli: You can use it w/ a router + wireless, like I just suggested.
<25> is there a command similar to mmv -x that will work with directories
<19> Drac|Laptop, so waht do you want to do with your new kernel now that you have it compiled?
<17> beardy, Precisely :)
<25> or a way to detect if two paths are part of the same filesystem
<1> abrotman: there aren't any kernels yet in this file..
<2> !de
<11> Deutschsprachige Hilfe bekommt ihr in #debian.de - German speaking users please go to #debian.de
<19> global request for msg, that's brave
<22> curt: Well, I want to make it bootable and such. I need to create an initrd file and such for it, but I don't know what I need to do precisely. Hell, I don't even know if vmlinux is the actual kernel binary. O_o
<2> curt: lilo "owns" freenode
<19> abrotman, I saw his title
<2> he has a title?
<19> abrotman, still brave
<26> Has anyone messed with gre tunnels before?
<19> abrotman, head something something
<17> BlackDeath: Barely
<3> BlackDeath: Ask your question and find out.
<26> Well, I can get the tunnel up just fine... but I want to apply ipsec to it. I suppose its mostly a question of how do I use ipsec on an interface
<19> Drac|Laptop, update-grub
<27> i want to try expanding my swap memory
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