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<0> superlinux, tayyeb .. loool
<1> hey everyone
<1> When I did a apt-get upgrade it gave me an error with rhythmbox
<0> hey opnsrc
<2> They said because they dont have the error retry timeout, its causing the drives to drop from the array because the controller thinks it stopped responding.
<3> aboyousif, but I will appear
<1> so I did an apt-get remove rhythmbox and it gives me another error
<3> *it
<0> superlinux, what do you mena ?
<2> so when i reboot it says the array is degraded
<0> mean*
<1> subprocess pre-removal script returned error exit status 1 subprocess pre-removal script returned error exit status 1 Rhythmbox
<1> Errors were encountered while processing:
<1> Should be the second line
<1> How do I fix this?
<3> aboyousif, it'll be clear...
<4> opnsrc: which version of debian are you using?
<2> I'm trying to figure out whether i should replace the controller first, or replace the drives first.
<1> test I think
<3> aboyousif, Alas! stop it.. gonna make a scandal..
<3> LOL!
<1> the one right after sarge
<5> opnsrc: check the bts
<0> !scandal
<1> How would I upgrade the debian version
<4> opnsrc: bts = bug tracking system
<0> opensrc apt-get dist-upgrade
<1> thanks
<0> !dist-upgrade
<6> ask me about 'woody->sarge' or 'sarge->etch', or a parameter to apt-get which will do intelligent dependency handling (as opposed to "upgrade"). It will install new packages and clobber old ones as needed. Do not blindly use dist-upgrade. man apt-get, and read carefully. see <why not dist upgrade>
<1> doesn't an apt-get upgrade automatically do an apt-get dist-uptrade
<5> no
<1> See, I never actually knew that
<7> opnsrc: No, read "man apt-get"
<5> opnsrc: man apt-get
<1> thanks
<1> So my debian is prehistoric and I didn't know
<1> :(
<3> how can convert my debian system to full AMD64 debian system without reformatting and by using APT ?
<5> superlinux: you can't
<3> ok
<1> just get a new kernel ?
<5> he wants pure64
<1> What's the difference, just the kernel
<4> opnsrc: what dose cat /etc/debian_version tell you?
<5> it's pure64
<3> abrotman, correct that's what I want pure 64
<1> still upgrading the dist
<1> I would probably have to restart?
<2> What's a decent 2-port, SATA I/II RAID-1 card?
<1> You know, I see PCIE is getting popular. What's the transfer rate on that?
<4> opnsrc: if a new kernel is installed then you have to restart, else you shouldnt
<2> I onyl have space for 2 HDD's
<1> I know AGp is like 2.1 GB/S
<8> Apart "asterisk" and "mgetty" there's an utility to make/answer/block phone calls (NOT VoIP) ?
<1> well I think I'm going to restart then, just to be sure
<5> opnsrc: ask #hardware
<0> guys .. why Blogtk is not working on xfce ?
<1> thanks
<0> even that i run gnome services
<3> abrotman, what makes my distro download the 32bit apps and not 64? that what amases me!
<5> superlinux: because you installed the 32bit version
<3> how does it know?
<1> now I got an error (at the end of the dist upgrade) that says
<1> invoke-rc.d: unknown initscript, /etc/init.d/zope not found.
<3> there is smoe thing that tells apt that!
<3> I think that is the logic
<5> superlinux: dpkg-architecture
<3> ok
<9> superlinux: ya it's called.... wait for it, the whole darn userland
<0> superlinux, your kernel is 386 not 86_64
<5> he can have a 64bit kernel and a 32bit userland
<9> that too
<9> but vice versa won't work
<3> all that I know
<1> ok, thanks
<1> I guess apt-get dist-upgrade fixed all the problems
<1> thanks so much
<1> It gives no more errors
<0> opnsrc, congrats
<1> (sheesh, I learn something new all the time)
<10> opnsrc: congratulations!
<0> opnsrc, in linux we always learn :)
<1> heh
<3> but from what dpkg-architecture outputs means I can redownload and mess with the ENV vars!
<5> superlinux: it won't work
<3> but I won't do it on a live system
<11> i need some info on amavisd-new and etch?
<5> info?
<2> I want to run a truck through a company building, but im not sure who yet. Adaptec, Dell, or WD
<12> i have network problems (iptables though)..slow, internet connection, slow apt..what can i do?
<13> hello :)
<14> after a dist-upgrade yesterday, fonts in multiple applications (emacs, fox-toolkit) started to look really bad (to small, badly rendered, like scaled bitmap fonts or so), does anybody know why?
<1> Ok, back
<1> sorry
<12> grumbel, i have that fonts on firefox..dunno how to fix that
<1> Well, if I try to load a .mov file with nautilus (or any video player) it just freezes
<1> It used to work fine
<1> So I figure maybe it's a permissions problem. I login as root to see if it'll work there and I get an error that says
<15> grumbel: xorg 7 decided to move the font locations, and screw up your xorg.conf and fonts.conf
<16> grumbel: actually if your using kde you can adjust the gtk fonts in control center granted you installed the dtk stuff for it
<16> oops gtk stuff^
<5> bnoji: dell
<15> heh_v_water: Will the kde control center work to change fonts if you're not actually running KDE?
<17> thanks azeem , i began crazy yesterday when i got an artsd crash popup every 5 sec ;)
<17> oups
<18> XFT_DEBUG=255 yourgtk2app will tell you what fontconfig decisons are being made. maybe you were/are running under gnome-settings-daemon and were/weren't before?
<17> the up + enter was on the wrong windows
<16> charzero I have no clue, possibly if your desktop uses some KDE components maybe
<12> i have network problems (iptables though)..slow, internet connection, slow apt..what can i do?
<15> linux sure ain't ready for the desktop.
<19> charzero: the or my?
<9> anybody know any active IRCOps?
<20> hi Shadowcat
<21> !ops
<6> Please invoke '!ops $problem' to call the ops to deal with a specific problem
<9> nixie: not for this channel
<15> cahoot: anybody who doesn't want to manually configure fonts in 4 different ways to not have hideous huge fonts in all their programs.
<9> someone is flooding #windows at the moment
<1> error: artsmessage CPU Overload, aborting (ok)
<15> cahoot: And I really shouldn't blame Linux. I think the blame rests on X.
<1> sorry
<1> it says, error: artsmessage Sound server fatal error, CPU overload, aborting (ok)
<19> opnsrc: are you really sure you want artsd anyway?
<16> another way to adjust the fonts, i think this is the thing that goes to kde control center too not sure but.. gtkfontsel
<1> I have no idea what artsd is
<1> I just want the thing to work
<15> heh_v_water: [xg]?tkfontsel only shows some fonts. GTK and QT can see a whole lot more.
<1> How do I choose something else then?
<16> charzero: yah once you get the option incontrol center it will use any KDE font
<22> why are man pages, like that for update-rc.d, so impenetrable :-/
<19> opnsrc: disable it in control center and see if you miss any functionality (besides 'system sounds')
<1> well, how do I get to the control center?
<2> How are SIIG products generally?
<19> opnsrc: you *do* run kde?
<1> sorry
<1> I haven't used this in a while
<19> opnsrc: you run kde?
<2> I need to find a sata raid1 controller and Dell says the only one they tested with our system (max 2 drives) is a 6 port controller
<1> Yeah
<1> Well I have gnome and KDE on this
<1> Oh, so this sound error is a kde based error
<2> wtf would you even bother putting the 6 port controller in the 2 drive system (and only test that controller) ?
<19> opnsrc: artsd id kde's 'sound server'
<19> opnsrc: it's been known to cause problems before
<1> well, besides system sounds, would sound work in general?
<19> opnsrc: yes that doesn't depend on artsd per se
<1> thanks
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