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Comments:
<0> lightangel: Post 'em both together.
<0> elfolnx: That makes two of us.
<1> http://channels.debian.net/paste/1992 <- done
<2> uhm uhm
<3> is there a lspci-ish command for ISA?
<4> kevix, hal is the item i must install? and then KDE will work properly like it does in Mandriva?
<2> so i need to update-initramfs -u -t
<4> thanks for the info.
<2> and it says.... kernel too old
<2> so i should update the initramfs _after_ having booted the new kernel
<2> but the new kernel won't boot without a proper initramdisk
<2> very cool
<5> hi, aptitude list the package preceded by a letter like (p, i, v, ...) what those p and v stands for?
<0> lightangel: That actually looks sane.
<2> let's try....
<0> bananafly: dmidecode. I already told you.
<6> munzir: purged
<0> bananafly: otherwise, IIRC, just interrupts and IRQs. That's a long time ago.
<1> karsten if I ping google (from the box), 86 will reply (from inside). if I ping 10.11.x.x from the box, 10.11.10.11 will reply from outside
<1> karsten well that's why I'm here...it doesn't works...
<3> karsten: oh, must've missed that. thx
<0> lightangel: Paste examples. I don't understand.
<0> munzir: man aptitude or '?' for help
<1> ok, again. the box uses 86.105.84.4 (net IP) and 10.11.10.11 (LAN) IP. now, if I ping an internet website (like google) from inside the server, 86.105.84.4 will reply from outside but 10.11.10.11 won't. if I ping a LAN IP (like 10.11.84.78) from inside the server, 10.11.10.11 will reply from outside but 86.105.84.4 won't.
<7> i wonder if it's possible to have ssh-add run automaticly, reusing the login p***word or something...
<0> lightangel: Right.
<8> hi guys, whats a good http fileserver with webdav support?
<0> datn: apache.
<1> karsten well I need them both to run...
<0> datn: you've misspelled 'webserver' BTW.
<1> karsten note that they "randomly" work sometimes...
<0> lightangel: They are.
<0> lightangel: Um.
<9> hi
<1> for example, now they both work..
<2> no
<10> whats a good icq client for debian
<5> kevix: but I haven't removed those package or purged them! For example I ddi aptitude search wdiff. I told me "p wdiff" purge what?
<9> quit
<0> lightangel: ... define 'inside' and 'outside'. Paste output showing what you mean. Where you're running stuff from as well.
<2> i cannot boot the 2.6.15 kernel
<8> oh okie, apache is it.
<5> karsten: I didn't found it on the man page
<1> but let me ping 10.11.84.78 and the NET IP will stop working..
<0> munzir: 'aptitude' then '?' for help
<5> karsten: I ddi aptitude search wdiff. I told me "p wdiff"
<11> hello channel
<0> munzir: That's nice.
<1> now none works, and I've didn't touched a thing..
<2> why do kernel requires an initrd ?
<1> yup, request timeout
<1> the network card is fully functional
<8> karsten Its like I want people to able to copy files and download files using webdav protocol, so apache can do that?
<3> bah. linux won't find my ISA network card, and it won't find my PCI DWL-500 either, because hotplugd can't start
<12> X on debian is a nightmare
<0> datn: Yes.
<1> karsten now I've phisically tiped "ping google.com", replies. ping 10.11.84.78 gives me network unreachable..
<1> *typed even...
<0> lightangel: I don't have the bandwidth. Paste a complete report.
<0> lightangel: ... I'm solving my own issues here as well.
<8> karsten how about upload, will apache be able to handle it aswell?
<1> karsten yes, i've noticed and I really apreciate your time!
<13> lightangel: 10.x.x.x is for private networks...
<14> easytiger: X on debian is not a nightmare
<1> nkuttler yes, It's a LAN IP.
<5> karsten: thanks a lot I got you now.
<1> nkuttler I have a net and a lan IP. they "randomly work"...
<14> 10.11.84.78 is an awfully strange gateway box
<1> Shadowcat it's a PC from the LAN
<14> lightangel: you need to take a look at your routes
<2> re
<0> dpkg: I'd really like to find a novel way to say "yes" but I'm tapped out. How about you read some docs?
<14> !bot
<15> I ain't no stinkin' bot. I am a finely tuned and hand crafted tool. Oh wait... I guess I am a bot (that you should not abuse).
<0> datn: I'd really like to find a novel way to say "yes" but I'm tapped out. How about you read some docs?
<0> munzir: NP
<2> how can i solve my problems?
<1> http://channels.debian.net/paste/1992 <- here's the
<2> ... reinstalling debian?
<1> sorry, there's the ifconfig
<2> sound like a microsoft registered procedure
<1> and route
<14> elfolnx: are you going to ask a question or just troll?
<0> lightangel: Nope.
<6> elfolnx: there is a solution. but no one here know it at the moment.
<2> kevix: cool...
<1> http://channels.debian.net/paste/1990 <- there's the interface file
<6> Shadowcat: do you know how to fix the initramfs issue?
<10> whats a good ICQ client for debian, and are there other good music players than xmms ?
<2> Shadowcat: i'm in the udev - kernel - initramfs-tools deathloop
<1> karsten sorry, what nope?
<5> karsten: sorry though I found the explanation of the flags on aptitude ? I still can't understand why it says "p wdiff" though I didn't purged or removed partially that package
<0> Phlexonance: apt-cache search icq
<0> Phlexonance: ... dittos music or mp3 or ogg.
<14> kevix: number 1, learn to read bug reports before you install kernels from unstable
<16> Shadowcat: just installed the nvidia drivers on amd64 sarge
<17> how do you get lilo to actial wrk on netinstal after you got the netinstall prettyy much complete
<0> Phlexonance: GAIM prolly, trillian, some others.
<14> number 2, LEARN to keep a working kernel as a backup
<10> karsten: thx
<16> but i can't get X to run.. and ideas? getting a no screen found
<0> !tell S2AnGeL about smart questions.
<0> !sunday
<15> Sunday is the day all freaks swarm to #debian, avoid at all cost to remain sane.
<14> number 3, go grab a knoppix cd and fix stuff manually
<6> Shadowcat: my kernel is fine. its elfolnx who has the problem.
<14> kevix: ya but he read that as well
<0> lightangel: Gotta reboot here, see you in a few.
<2> Shadowcat: i've a working kernel: 2.6.8
<14> elfolnx: that wasn't for you
<18> Hy!
<2> Shadowcat: it's my problem that kevix told you
<19> hi, i've defined an alias interface in /etc/network/interfaces. i put the eth0's params, just changing the ip and the 'auto' line. but ifup eth0:0 tells me he doesnt have all the variables for eth0:0/inet
<20> elfolnx: you still trying to install 2.6.15?
<2> liable: yep
<14> elfolnx: ya and I just gave you a solution
<17> sorry just woke up
<14> go read what I just typed
<2> Shadowcat: it's not a real solution.. i must be able to run update-initramfs
<2> but i cannot because it says i need a newer kernel
<14> you can run that within a knoppix chroot
<2> ok
<14> if you know what you're doing
<2> Shadowcat: i'll do that way
<2> i do know
<14> the emphasis being on if here
<20> elfolnx: firstly, get te deb for the 2.6.12 kernel, install it. then apt-get -f install, then try the 2.6.15
<2> liable: where do i find the 2.6.12 one?
<21> Hi ! I'm trying to install sarge via debootstrap on a kanotix live-cd but it always fails stating error while processing "/var/cache/apt/archives/bash_2.05b-26_i386.deb" also "e2fsprogs_1.37-2sarge1_i386.deb". How can I fix this problem ?
<20> or just ****ing remove udev..
<2> liable: eh eh
<14> liable: personally only insane people would run kernels from unstable
<2> liable: the 2.6.15 won't boot in any case
<2> Shadowcat: i'm on testing
<20> Shadowcat: 2.6.15 is in etch no?
<14> if you must run 2.6.15, please for god sakes compile it yourself
<2> Shadowcat: a _TESTING_ apt-get dist-upgrade told me it wanted a newer udev etc etc
<20> elfolnx: what error wen it boots?
<2> liable: the ramdisk is really ****ed
<14> elfolnx: yes that's normal
<17> fell asleep here.. I have a sata, two 160 wd1600 , I made a software raid everything finaly went right.. but when I got to the make lilo part it just gave a error said it could not do it I don't rember why but I really had or do not know of a way to get to a consol to edit lilo config or do like the example s on the net so I rebooted
<2> it can't find udev
<1> ok, I have NO IDEEA why it doesn't works.... Shadowcat you said something about gateway. that's a LAN IP that doesn't uses any gate. that IP was a PC in the :AN
<1> : = L
<20> elfolnx: do you have gnome?
<2> liable: no
<6> elfolnx: does it not go to busybox?
<2> kevix: yes, to byusybox
<14> I have a very simple solution for running newer unbroken kernels
<20> elfolnx: purge the kernel, remove udev, try installing the kernel again
<14> I compile my own
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