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<0> tarzeau: how do you do the last part ?
<1> why would they need to be kept in synch?
<2> snoops, well when you add something
<3> sirius: put fglrx in the video drvier in x config file?
<0> tarzeau: k
<3> sirius: sirius did you modprobe fglrx yet? then run x
<1> oh, so you mean I couldn't have a directory
<1> I would need to add every single file
<0> tarzeau: i did all the m-a stuff
<1> it is for convenivence it's something I've wanted for the last 2-3 years
<3> sirius: well done... did it build any *.deb files? what happesn if you modprobe fglrx ?
<1> now I've made the desktop move to linux, I was hoping there was something to allow me to do this
<2> snoops, no they can be directories but it would make repeats /home/movies/movies might happen
<0> tarzeau: when i type modprobe flgrx is says fglrx not found
<3> sirius: and if you type find /lib/modules -name "fglrx*" nothing either right?
<3> sirius: but ls *.deb or ls ../*.deb ?
<1> so I would see the first movie folders contents in /home/movies..then have to go into the movies folder within that for the second drives movie folder?
<1> I could make an application to do this..but I have no idea how to make it mountable
<1> and thus accessable by other computers connecting to my machine through samba
<4> Thats not working either
<4> tarzeau: still cant find fglrx
<3> Siriuskr: the m-a stuff didn't finish successfully? no *.deb files generated?
<3> Siriuskr: i really don't remember it just worked for me, if you can ask in 8 hours again, i can check that machine at work
<4> tarzeau: im not sure about the deb files but it was all sucsesful
<3> Siriuskr: look for *.deb packages it generated
<4> tarzeau: ooo that crap all over my desktop probably
<3> Siriuskr: install them, then try the modprobe again...
<4> tarzeau: dpkg them all ?
<3> Siriuskr: yea
<4> tarzeau: i get errors
<3> Siriuskr: which exactly?
<4> trying to overwrite `/usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri/fglrx_dri.so', which is also in package fglrx-6-8-0
<3> Siriuskr: remove the old package and install the new?
<4> how
<3> Siriuskr: why do you have an old such package? from where?
<3> Siriuskr: dpkg -P fglrx-6-8-0
<4> dpkg -P fglrx-6-8-0
<3> Siriuskr: the question is from where do you have that old package? how old is it? why do you have it?
<4> doh
<3> i sometimes use --force-all (but i know what i do)
<4> tarzeau: i ran the installer earlyer maybe it put it in there
<4> tarzeau: dpkg - warning: while removing fglrx-6-8-0, directory `/usr/share/doc/fglrx' not empty so not removed.
<3> Siriuskr: remove it manually
<3> Siriuskr: i'm goodnight
<4> tarzeau: i removed it man but now i get dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of fglrx-driver:
<4> fglrx-driver depends on xserver-xorg (<< 7.0.99); however:
<4> Version of xserver-xorg on system is 1:7.0.20.
<4> srry
<3> Siriuskr: ah fun
<4> tarzeau ?
<3> Siriuskr: i'd play nethack if i were you
<4> huh ?
<3> Siriuskr: or use links2, webbrowser with graphics without X
<5> Is it normal that it take 400 minutes (0
<5> Is it normal that it take 400 minutes (6 hours) to restore an disk of RAID1 of 80 GB?
<4> tarzeau i need the 3d acceleartion
<6> no?
<3> Siriuskr: i don't know, man it can't be that hard. tried #ati yet?
<4> Tarzeau: thanks gn
<5> There is only 800 MB data on the first disk. So there are no many things to restore on an disk.
<5> With 'cat /proc/mdstat' i can look the state and it tell [==>..................] recovery = 11.1% (8931968/80043136) finish=354.4min speed=3342K/sec
<5> It's my first RAID1 setup :-/
<7> itchi: uh... that's 80GB; it takes a while for it to sync. You've probably also limited it to 3.4M/s
<5> dondelelcaro: Yes, in the output he tell speed=3342K/sec
<7> itchi: yeah, if you don't care about the speed penalty, you can increase htat
<5> dondelelcaro: But to sync, i have put an test file of 800 MB on the first drive. So i have done the whole RAID1 setup and on the last thing to do is to activate that second disk, and then hi automatically sync, like i have not say 'go'
<7> itchi: try setting /proc/sys/dev/raid/speed_limit_max to something larger
<8> debian has a logrotate script for mysql binary logs. if im doing replication, do i have to disable this, or is there a way to keep the logrotate and have the replication still work when the binary log file changes?
<7> itchi: right, once you add the second drive it'll start syncing
<7> itchi: it'll take a while, because it has to go through and sync everything, since raid is done at the disk level, not the filesystem level
<7> (to raid, there's no difference between a full filesystem and an empty filesystem)
<5> dondelelcaro: Yeah, finally it are simply to setup :-) I got an HDD crashed last day, one with my archieve. So i setup RAID1 :-/
<7> itchi: ick. yeah, raid1 is a pretty good choice
<5> dondelelcaro: Yeah, you know about it, light goes one and you're right ;-) I understand now good how it's gone :-)
<5> dondelelcaro: Like i was thinking that little file of 800 MB ...
<6> my 80 gig sincs via mdadm in about 10 minutes
<6> syncs*
<7> basbryan: yeah, it will if you've got /proc/sys/dev/raid/speed_limit_max set pretty high
<9> im trying to burn a cd with xcdroast, but it asks for activating scsi emulation in kernel
<5> dondelelcaro: I have copy you're info there. Like i write an little article how i have it done ;-)
<6> ah
<9> how can i do dat without recompiling the kernel?
<9> or what can i do?
<7> itchi: there are a couple of fairly good ones extant; I'd suggest starting with the raid howto; but feel free to use anything I've said if it helps.
<7> [I'm not an expert on raid by any means, but I do use it.]
<9> im lost, please, someone help me
<5> dondelelcaro: Yeah, i have read the howto on tldp, but it use old stuff it looks, like i was go one the wrong way with raidtab or so
<5> dondelelcaro: So people have already tell me good things here, you know ;-)
<10> hey anyone running postgresql?
<5> /proc/sys/dev/raid/speed_limit_max show me 200000
<5> dondelelcaro: ^^
<10> what is the most up to date version of postgresql that debian supports?
<5> dondelelcaro: To wish value i need to set it? And can i do it now? Like he is now sync'ing for 5 hours :-/
<5> dondelelcaro: But it's not in the /proc that i need to define it?
<5> dondelelcaro: I use software raid. Simple 2 ide pata disk of 80 GB
<5> dondelelcaro: RAID1
<10> how do I use apt-cache to find out what unstable has for postgresql?
<5> dondelelcaro: bwa, i got an hard disk crash a day or two ago, and sinds then i stress a bit. It's my hard disk of my archieves. You know, the valuable data :-/ a part is gone. bwa backup i have take it but there are a bit loose. So now i want to take a bit more precaution. I love to many my computer an my data. So i have decided ... ~
<1> does anyone remember a linux file manager from a few years ago - it didn't have normal directories.. you searched for what you want
<11> ! 1+1
<12> 2
<1> made for kde - some guys doctorat I believe
<5> happy000: apt-cache search postgresql ??
<11> ! 1 + pie
<13> tarzeau: why is it creating a file beside the complete-file.tar.gz called .complete-file.tar.gz.NBvC0g and this file is increasing ??
<11> ! pie
<12> hmm... pie is NOT a mathematical term. It's a food. or about 8.539734222677.
<14> !pi
<12> pi is, like, 3.141592656589793238462643383729
<11> 3 x pi
<11> ! 3 x pi
<14> wtf
<14> stop abusing the bot
<11> sorry
<11> ! nice bot
<15> !pwn Shadowcat
<14> !whack jetscreamer
<13> tarzeau: still there ?
<15> !aolify somebody
<16> I'd really appreciate some help with my Palm. Despite having the usbcore and visor modules loaded it doesn't appear in dmesg when I push the hotsync button, and it should. Perhaps something to do with hotplug disappearing?
<5> creature: udev?
<16> itchi: I've just upgraded my kernel and done a brand-spanking new udev install from apt.
<16> So that should all be in line.
<10> is mysql only up to 4.0 in debian
<10> 5.1 is out
<10> jesus
<5> happy000: and an higher will come ...
<17> happy000: You're a moron.
<16> happy000: I have mysql-client-5.0 and mysql-server-5.0 packages available. Perhaps you could use those.
<5> creature: Work other usb stuff on it ?
<16> itchi: Yep, other USB things work fine.
<5> creature: Have you try 'apt-cache search palm' ?
<5> creature: I not know about Palm's. But i want to help you a bit.
<5> !palm
<12> somebody said palm was a personal digital ***istant, formerly known as the palm pilot, made by Palm Computing. other companies such as handspring and ibm have clones that use the same OS. you can use pilot-link, coldsync, or one of the X based syncronization programs to use the Palm (or clones) in linux
<16> itchi: I'm using jpilot, which is a front-end to pilot-link.
<16> But looking at things on that level is a bit too high-level. It's not showing up as a device in /var/log/messages.
<16> And furthermore, it used to work on my system, and now it doesn't.
<5> creature: And with 'lsusb' ?
<5> creature: Don't desesperate ;-)
<16> I get 4 bus lines that look like they're not showing any devices.
<16> I'm not sure what it should be, but each bus has "Bus 001 Device 001: ID 0000:0000 "
<10> wait
<10> so is there a deps problem when you download
<10> the debs from mysql
<10> or does it go right in?
<5> creature: Look's to my output. Paste you're and show it to my http://pastebin.com/768893
<17> happy000: mysql has debs? Who knew! I wouldn't trust binaries from an external source, though.
<16> itchi: My output is appended on that.
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