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<0> doublehp: there is nothing about GMT in date.
<1> rxed: there is
<2> tziku: man chmod
<0> doublehp: I don't want to change my locale. I just want to look up my current time in GMT.
<3> is there a "hardware-database" which lists all native supported chips by debian ?
<1> rxed: but you have been searching pattern "GMT", instead of "UTC"
<1> rxed: pattern search ... I do the same :)
<0> doublehp: oh, darn it. :)
<1> rxed: except regexp dont know about aliases :)
<0> zulu time
<0> NOAA calls UTC Zulu time. That's funny.
<1> rxed: we have a very famous joke in my country about that, in a fun story, like: "Quote some body famous" - "J Chirac" - "I'd ve prefered Mitterand" - "I dont know replacement ones" ... kind of help reminding a patern may be what you want, but not what should look for ... aka, dont always look for what you want
<2> what should I do to be able to /msg people in this channel ?
<1> any one about mkinitrd/losetup problem ?
<4> roxy_: ask first
<0> doublehp: interesting.
<2> astronut: ask who ?
<4> roxy_: the person you want to msg
<0> roxy_: who is on first?
<4> rxed: what?
<1> astronut: wrong nick :)
<2> astronut: so how can I authorize someone to msg me ?
<4> doublehp: huh?
<0> astronut: your line of questioning remindes me of Abbott and Costello's 'who is on first'.
<4> rxed: yes, hence the "what"
<1> astronut: I dont think you actuallt wanted to ask that to rxed
<4> doublehp: yes i did ;-)
<4> what's on second
<0> hehe
<4> roxy_: read the freenode docs about NOIDPRIVMSG - it's a nickserv setting/user mode
<4> that prevents unregistered/identified people from privmsg'ing you
<5> ma3x: looks bad for this specific softmodem, see http://archives.linmodems.org/22754, may just be impossible to get working
<1> ah ... in this case roxy_ wants to register, and then identify
<6> how do i setup mbmon to run at startup ?
<2> astronut: thanks
<4> doublehp: is he trying to PM you?
<1> hocus: sensord ?
<4> you can /nickserv set noidprivmsg off
<1> astronut: not atm
<6> why sensord ?
<6> can't set mbmon to be started ?
<6> automatically at boot ?
<4> doublehp: or /mode doublehp -(something)
<2> astronut: would I get lot of spam if I do ?
<4> roxy_: i haven't seen much lately
<1> hocus: cause since I installed it on Gentoo, I get MB voltages alerts in log/messages, but only when mbmon is installed ... si I guess sensord does not read ISA sensors but uses under layer of mbm; mbmon does not sends alert by daemon, only CLI, but sensord does this daemonised things for me
<1> hocus: I never seen mbm daemon in fact
<6> but i 've set it once and now don't rembember how ;)
<2> astronut: if I set noidprivmsg off, will nickserv remember next time I log in ?
<1> roxy_: likely
<2> doublehp: likely like "england will likely win the world cup", or like "brasil will likely win the world cup" ?
<1> roxy_: if it can remember your p***word and memos, I really think it can also remember such "settings"
<1> or, maybe could we call nickserv as "he" ?
<1> or mayube "she" :D
<1> who knows ...
<2> doublehp: well I am french, so no it in my world
<1> roxy_: so am I :) and still love jokes about english gender :)
<7> What's the trick to getting xorg to edit my config files using the debian configure? I have repaced /var/X11/X.md5sum with the current value but it doesn't take
<8> the english have gender? :)
<7> I guess I should have said /var/lib/x11/
<2> bronze: no, that was the joke
<8> :-)
<1> hound: conf file usually generated in /root ... and if root starts X, X will read conf from ~ first ... so, if conf problem, see /var/log/X* and triple check which it is reading ! other wise, I cant help further
<6> where's rc.local ?
<7> doublehp, yea the postint is looking at /etc/X11/X
<1> hocus: /etc or /etc/conf.D ?
<1> hocus: cd /etc ; find | grep rc.l
<1> :D
<1> -D +d
<9> hello. i got a program that i'm trying to compile from source and the configure script completes ok. but when i run make i get 'missing --run aclocal-1.9'. could there be something missing in the 'automake-1.9' package? or am i missing some other package that's needed?
<1> bronze: /msg .*
<1> onetinsoldier: I d try running autogen and autoconf, but really not sure it will fix your problem
<10> Hey, I just tryed to update my kernel to 2.6.15-1-686, but whenever I start it up I get a message during the end of the boot up that says ALERT! /dev/hda2 does not exist dropping to a shell!
<9> doublehp: ok.. thanks. i'll give it a try. been doing some more reading and i think i might need some that includes a missing 'macro' not included in automake.
<9> *something
<11> onetinsoldier, Is there a script called autogen.sh or something? You should try to generate the build enviroment yourself.
<1> onetinsoldier: if missing things, think about some *-dev packages ...
<1> like you wd libncurses5-dev to compile kernel ...
<12> polishkoop, which type of harddrives do you have?
<1> onetinsoldier: ok, I am wrong; it does not complain about missing headers, but missing commands :S
<9> wojci: i'll take a look... i'm trying to build, 'bonfire'. from what i read about it, it seems like a really nice burning app
<10> I just use one maxtor 80 Gb one. It's SATA I believe.
<12> i'm guess /dev/sda2 worked in 2.4x?
<10> I don't know, i never had problems loading up 2.4
<12> oh wait. i meant /dev/hda2
<11> onetinsoldier, Just make sure that you have the tools required. aclocal, automake, autoconf, libtool probably too.
<1> polishkoop: I also have problems with that kernel ... (QLA1020/1040 on Alpha-SMP )
<12> in 2.6, it detects SATA drives properly, or at least has its name right. i think someone else can explain better.
<11> onetinsoldier, I use this:
<11> autoheader
<11> aclocal -I m4
<11> libtoolize -c -f
<11> automake --add-missing --copy --gnu
<11> autoconf
<12> on a fresh install, 2.4 did kinda work for my sata drives. but was adviced to use 2.6, hence your sorta problem.
<12> i think just renaming it in /etc/fstab should do? not sure though, just a crazy guess.
<11> Gah ..
<9> wojci and doublehp: and gnome has recently been update in etch to where, after stealing just a couple packages from 'sid', i got .configure for bonfire to complete
<10> ktwilight: 2.4 worked fine, but I wanted to install my nVidia drivers which didn't work with 2.4. A friend recommended i update to 2.6.
<12> polishkoop, that's all i know really. try renaming it in /etc/fstab or even mount it first, and see what you get
<1> onetinsoldier: cant help further
<13> after i have upgraded mysql-server it said "PLEASE REMEMBER TO SET A P***WORD FOR THE MySQL root USER !" in the syslog even though i have had already set a p***word for the mysql root user; is that normal to get such a message?
<12> as long as you can mount it perfectly well, i don't see any problems.
<9> roger.. thanks for the advice you guys have given.. i will try
<10> ktwilight: what do I rename and how do i mount? I'm pretty new
<12> you have one 80g hdd? how many partitions, and what are the paths?
<9> doesn't seem to be any 'autogen.sh'
<10> ktwilight: Two partitions with one being windows. Paths?
<7> doublehp, do you know where in ~root it puts the xorg config file you were refering to?
<12> hmm...
<12> polishkoop, you have windows and linux installed on the same hdd?
<10> ktwilight: indeed I do
<12> hmm...not sure how to help really.
<1> hound: if it does, its just ~/xorg.conf ... but first look at logs; ie try $ cat /var/log/X* |grep xorg.conf .... but this may not be revealant to your problem if you did not manually launch any conf program
<12> try to do a more extensive search in google. should help.
<12> if not, just ask later today, and hope someone can help :)
<10> ktwilight: alright, yah I've been having troubles with linux ever since i got this thing installed. It's kind of discouraging.
<7> doublehp, I am manually running dpkg-reconfigure, and for some reason when it does an md5sum and when I do one they come out different.
<12> polishkoop, it is. especially with the lack of documentations, etc. :/
<10> ktwilight: the thing is I really can'
<12> but polishkoop, it's well worth it to learn more. i got debian working perfectly (well...almost) after 'bout a week of studying it.
<10> ktwilight: can't stand windows anymore and I would like to use linux so i can learn more about my computer
<14> Hello, i got a problem. My debian server wont boot, but "rescue mode" works fine but when i mount the hdd i cant find it.. What shall i do ore what cane i do?
<12> polishkoop, if ya have a spare hdd. i suggest you to transfer everything ya got there, then completely wipe out your hdd. and start fresh :)
<12> so ya don't have to worry 'bout your windows files. haha
<1> hound: ah ... md5sum have params :) maybe defaults ones that are your fallback differ from the options p***ed by dist scripts :) are you sure scripts use defaults ?
<10> ktwilight: all these problems just kind of erupted after trying to get my GUI to work. Yah I think I might buy another harddrive. It seems easier that way.
<12> Frenzy-, would be good to look at the log files. dmesg | tail should help
<12> it can be polishkoop, especially if some how or rather it's all messy, ya have a spare hdd to help ya out.
<12> what GUI ya using?
<10> ktwilight: Xorg
<12> i got an extra 250g 'cuz of filesystem corruption when using KDE *shrugs*
<12> hmm...xorg isn't that difficult to kick off, in a way.
<15> alright, here's a funny question. I've got an old box here that was last running mepis 2004, which included kernel 2.6.7. What I'd really like to do is throw a debian stable Packages.gz on there and do an apt-get upgrade, pulling files mostly from my other computer that is running debian stable... any thoughts? :D
<12> well, polishkoop, would be good to get a new hdd, transfer everything, and start fresh. or might as well just install it on the new hdd! :)
<10> ktwilight: The furthest I got on my GUI was getting getting the screen to actually show up correctly. However my keyboard lost functionality.
<12> and when all works well, just transfer your windows stuff to the new hdd, wipe the windows hdd ('cuz you can't really write on NTFS yet), and yea...go from there :)
<10> ktwilight: Yeah i think im gonna get a new HDD and just start this all over. Seems less messy that way
<12> yes that's right.
<12> are oyu using wirless keyboard or something?
<9> aclocal -I m4 ..../usr/share/aclocal/smpeg.m4:13: warning: underquoted definition of AM_PATH_SMPEG run info '(automake)Extending aclocal'
<10> ktw
<12> usb?
<7> doublehp, I deleted /etc/X11/X and it stopped giving me an error :-)
<10> ktwilight: no just a regular, basic wired keyboard. No, it is that 5 pronted circle plug.
<10> ktwilight: pronged*
<14> ktwilight im a n00b but:p this is the output from dmesg: http://channels.debian.net/paste/2795
<12> am a n00b too, so... :/
<12> shouldn't be a problem then polishkoop, i think is just the options you chose
<10> ktwilight: alright, but i'm going to get a new Hard drive anyway cuz right now all this partition has is 30 gigs.
<12> but kinda doubtful too. am not entirely sure. would help if ya have a laptop sitting next to ya, and on your pc doing the debian installation. haha
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