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<0> snyfer: debian zip supports > 2gb
<1> turi: you have a kernel from stable and iptables from stable, they should be cooperating
<0> well, on amd64 anyway.. i think it does on 32-bit too :x
<2> nkuttler, oh tnx...I found that... is with -- varname[1] varname[2] , right?
<3> zinx: yes i now that -> but when you zip the files on to a fat32 file system this file system can't handle files > 2gb
<0> snyfer: duh
<0> snyfer: FAT32 itself can't handle that, afaik
<4> their not though :l
<1> turi: have you looked through the bts?
<0> snyfer: use a real filesystem
<4> no :l
<3> zinx: :) i know what you mean ;) have you any ideas like splitting the files in such a way that windows fat32 can handle that? :)
<0> snyfer: split, or zipsplit
<3> zinx: zipsplit? .. i will have a look on that ... thx
<4> stew what are the bts?
<1> !bts
<5> bts is the Bug Tracking System for Debian packages, http://bugs.debian.org/ or to go directly to the bug page for a particular package/bug, try http://bugs.debian.org/packagename or http://bugs.debian.org/bugnumber apt-get install reportbug, and check out querybts too. Unstable users are required to check the BTS, useful for sid: apt-get install apt-listbugs, or apt-get install apt-listchanges, or http://fabre.debian.net/
<4> can i just try to reinstalling the package ?
<6> Make sure all extensions are built in Xext how doI do this??
<1> turi: apt-get install --reinstall iptables ; but its not likely to do anything
<1> turi: if you want to try a newer version you could try backports.org ; /msg dpkg backports ; http://backports.org/instructions.html
<4> i could just download the package
<4> and use dpkg
<4> but i dont know which one to download stew
<4> that's all im asking which one is suppost to go with my system :l
<1> turi: you need the one from backports
<7> how do i get the information about an installed package? dpkg something or other?
<1> turi: you don't want to install a testing or unstable binary on your stable system
<7> i seem to have two versions of the same nvidia-kernel package installed...
<1> bluefox83: dpkg -l packagename ; dpkg -l | grep nvidia ; apt-cache policy packagename...
<8> I'm searching for a S-ATA 2 controller with at least two channels that is supported by the default-kernel in Debian Sarge
<8> The Promise TX2300 here apparently doesn't work
<7> ok, my nvidia-glx and my nvidia-kernel and nvidia-kernel-source are different versions..
<9> apt-get install linux-source-2.6.8
<9> No such package?
<7> seems to be causing problems with xorg
<4> stewy
<4> i did that now what
<4> stew ?
<9> I was reading a VMware walkthrough that used linux-source and it doesn't exist?
<10> guys
<0> !tell Rothgar` about search
<10> any one have good experince in pppoe server?
<11> server?
<10> yes
<12> Rothgar: linux-source is for newer kernels, I don't know for sure when the switch, kernel-source still works for older kernels
<10> rp-pppoe
<9> zinx: It still doesn't show up
<11> Meaw: can I ask you why u want to setup a pppoe server ?
<9> Isn't 2.6.8 the latest stable kernel?
<10> yes , for network
<11> Rothgar`: for sarge yes
<10> i wanna setup pppoe server + freeraduis
<11> Meaw: wired or wireless ?
<10> to share connection with clients through pppoe
<13> !popcon
<5> extra, extra, read all about it, popcon is the Debian Popularity contest. See results at http://popcon.debian.org/ or install popularity-contest to participate. do the dpkg-reconfigure -plow popularity-contest right after you answered all debconf stuff
<10> no not wireless
<12> Rothgar`: try apt-cache search linux-source and kernel-source
<11> Meaw: oh I understand
<12> Rothgar`: no version number
<9> linux-source didn't work but I found the kernel-source
<0> Rothgar`: apt-cache search linux-source doesn't show up?
<11> and you want to shape bandwidth on each ppp connection ?
<9> kernel-source-2.6.8 - Linux kernel source for version 2.6.8 with Debian patches
<0> Rothgar`: kernel-source is the old nam
<10> no i wanna share connection with winxp clients
<0> Rothgar`: maybe you should update some time
<9> zinx: Update via apt-get update ?
<10> i'd setup the server but when im trying to login from xp it says wrong username/p***
<0> Rothgar`: no, update via apt-get update then apt-get upgrade
<1> turi: you did what exactly?
<14> hello. does a linux analogon to webspeech (www.logox.de) exist?
<9> zinx: A lot of it 404's I don't know how good my au mirror is
<1> Rothgar`: what version of debian are you running?
<9> 3.1?
<11> Meaw: oh you want an authenticated way to give internet access to your users ?
<1> Rothgar`: then kernel-source-2.6.8 is not old
<10> visik7 right
<9> Is 3.1 outdated or what?
<11> 3.1 is the latest stable release
<0> Rothgar`: you should pick a different mirror
<0> Rothgar`: your copy of it is outdated
<0> Rothgar`: you shouldn't be getting 404's on update, and you should only get them on upgrade if you haven't updated
<9> zinx: I get them on update
<1> Rothgar`: paste your sources.list to a pastebin
<10> visik7 so do u have any idea about pppoe server
<9> zinx: My apt sources is a http address can I jsut change it to ftp.au.debian.org?
<11> no sorry just courious about why use it :) I've a 802.1X switch
<12> Rothgar`: pick a couple from here http://www.debian.org/mirror/list
<1> Rothgar`: if you are on stable, run apt-setup
<12> Rothgar`: make sure it supports your platform on the far right
<12> stew: wouldn't he have to delete his /etc/apt/sources.list file first?
<12> or move it
<1> myboxen: no
<12> stew: ahh, good to know, thanks
<9> stew: Thanks that works
<15> Whats the kernel parameter so it doesnt reboot when it panics (so errors can be read from the screen) ?
<16> Yo, ppl.
<16> I know debian doesn't like to give release dates on new releases, so I won't ask when etch is likely to be out, but does anyone know how close they are to completion?
<11> will be out around december
<16> Ah, k.
<16> Cheers.
<17> how do we know which partition is currently used as swap
<1> visik7: not necessarily, that's just a projection
<18> more /etc/fstab
<1> ClubBarf: http://wiki.debian.org/Status/Testing
<9> stew: linux-source still doesn't exist?
<1> Rothgar`: not in stable. it kernel-source in stable, linux-source in testing and unstable
<16> I wanna go 64 bit, but I don't like the idea of using the unofficial port on a machine I rely on for business calls (it's an asterisk server)
<9> stew: Ah
<1> Rothgar`: but if you are going to compile your own kernel, you can get linux-source from testing and compile that, and /msg dpkg kp
<1> Rothgar`: why are you compiling your own kernel in the first place?
<9> stew: It's for a VMware install
<9> I am curious though there seems to be later kernel headers
<19> hello. i'm using an IDE compact flash.. but on boot it gives me a driveready seekcomplete error.. and continues with booting, sometimes it hangs because dma timeout, how can i disable dma in the kernel for ide compact flash disks? i also have a fixed sata disk in the box which needs dma.. anyone can help me? i'm using kernel 2.6
<1> later than what? the latest should be kernel-headers-2.6.8-3
<9> Yeah mine is -2
<9> 2.6.8-2-386
<1> Rothgar`: -3 was released in match as a security patch ; what cpu do you have?
<1> ^match^march
<4> stewy
<4> i installed it what do i do now?
<9> Sempron
<9> Is it just as simple as apt-get install kernel-image-2.6.8-3-386 ?
<0> !info linux-image-2.6-686 sarge
<0> wow
<12> stew: debian stable and testing both detect my cpu as 486, and my laptop is a pentium M, in addition to some other hardware issues which caused me to have to recompile my kernel. Is that something that should be filled in a bug report towards the installer?
<9> !info linux-image-2.6-386 sarge
<0> guess sarge doesn't use linux-* :D
<0> !info kernel-image-2.6-686 sarge
<5> kernel-image-2.6-686: (Linux kernel image for version 2.6 on PPro/Celeron/PII/PIII/P4.), section base, is optional. Version: 101 (sarge), Packaged size: 2 kB, Installed size: 32 kB
<9> !info linux-image-2.6-3-386 sarge
<9> !info linux-image-2.6.8-3-386 sarge
<1> myboxen: no that all sounds correct. you can replace your current kernel with a 686 kernel /msg dpkg etch upgrade kernel ; and you can install a 686 version of libc6, apt-get install libc6-686
<0> Rothgar`: use kernel-image-2.6-686; it will automatically depend on the latest for 686s
<1> Rothgar`: /msg dpkg sarge upgrade kernel
<0> Rothgar`: you can use -686 if you have "tsc" in your cpuflags
<0> Rothgar`: which are listed in /proc/cpuinfo
<12> stew: I already took care of it by recompiling my kernel and got all of the hardware working correctly. I was just wondering if that was a bug... thanks
<1> myboxen: no, by default it will pick the lowest common denominator. btw, etch doesn't support 386 anymore, which is why it picked 486 not 386
<12> yeah :) I noticed that.
<9> zinx: I have tsc what does that stand for?
<0> Rothgar`: timestamp counter or such
<12> stew: I needed to compile piixch and libata sata drivers for my hdd and cdrom as well
<0> Rothgar`: you don't need to know 'bout it, really, just know that if you have it (everything even reasonably new has it), you can use -686 :D
<9> zinx: Is there any benefit of using 686 when I have a Sempron which is a 386 right?
<0> Rothgar`: Yes.
<0> Rothgar`: Huge benefits.
<0> Rothgar`: grab libc6-686 too
<9> zinx: Hmm ok
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