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<0> ali, samsung ps/2 ?
<1> kijjaz: or if you have the space use flac
<2> how can i see what is in a library?
<3> wwallace, check the config.log, and apt-file search for the file it's missing
<4> generic 2 button? should really work
<5> myren: apt-file
<6> Eulex: dunno how to do that
<0> man.... i should've thought about the kvm thing days ago...
<2> i mean, what is in a library file
<7> startingx: hmm.. i've downloaded that, it's a source code archive. how do i compile? (i still don't know how to compile things).. love flac & ogg, my some of my friends on windows don't play them lol..
<5> myren: .lib or .so contain linking things normally hinted at by their name.
<0> kijjaz: lemme check my copy of it one sec...
<4> startingx, I have a similar prob wiv my mouse on the kvm, i just use a usb 1
<7> startingx: or how do i install? hmm oh thanks a lot.. -_- that's a lot.
<5> kijjaz: Normally, compiles are done by: ./configure && make
<1> kijjaz: well, it's easier for your windows friends to get an ogg plugin for windows that it is to get lame ;)
<7> oh wow hmm.
<2> freeone3000: right, i'm trying to see if my embedded's libc has wordexp in it
<5> myren: Try using wordexp...?
<0> kijjaz: i don't know how u install it in linux but audacity will detect the encoder automatically.... it's been long now since i first install it on my machine
<1> kijjaz: use the packages from !marillat if you really want mp3 :)
<5> Audacity is fun.
<5> !marillat
<8> it has been said that marillat is an unofficial repository containing packages not in Debian for patent-related reasons, <mplayer> being the most popular. See http://ftp.nerim.net/debian-marillat/index.html for details on how to add, or http://ftp.malyjarda.cz/pub/mirror/marillat.free.fr/ if you are using apt greater than 0.6 ask me about <marillat key> <marillat.etch> <marillat.sid> <marillat.sarge>
<7> !marillat
<5> Ah. THAT's where I got mplayer.
<0> ali_, i tried using a ps/2 to usb converter like this : mouse --> kvm --> ps/2 usb converter --> debian box's usb port
<0> ali, and i rebooted the machine but it stilled didn't work
<1> startingx: is your kvm an electrical switch or a microcontroller based thing?
<2> is there any way to introspect a library, see what it provides?
<1> myren: the headers
<3> myren, and docs
<0> moshii: i think its an electrical switch.... but i don't know for sure anyway to check?
<1> startingx: multimeter, if it's modern it probably has a microcontroller
<0> myren: and google
<2> i know what i'm looking for is supposed to be in the lib
<2> but it doesnt look liek it is
<1> startingx: my thought is that your kvm does some stuff like making the machines it's connected to always think they have a mouse connected.. and maybe linux doesn't enjoy that
<2> so ah
<9> myren: strings file.so | grep wordexp
<10> Anyone here have any experience with Bastille and Etch?
<1> startingx: i'd ditch the kvm and use x2x or something instead
<0> moshii: whats a x2x
<2> yaaaay, /win 2
<2> whoops
<1> startingx: connects the mouse from one x server to another :)
<0> moshii: oh..
<11> apt-cache show x2x
<1> startingx: so Mouse Over IP
<11> Description: Link two X displays together, simulating a multiheaded display
<12> moshii hehe
<0> moshii: sounds good :) but my laptop runs windows?
<13> what are the name of meta packages on sid, for installing kde and X ?
<0> moshii: oh.. i found the website now.. thanks for the info :)
<9> !install kde
<8> i heard install kde is In sarge, the metapackage 'kde' installs tons of stuff, 'kde-core' slightly less, and 'kdebase' even less.
<1> startingx: hmm you could use VNC by that's not really the same
<2> nm -D will show you the contents of a library
<1> startingx: I think there is a vnc server for mouse sharing though
<13> thanks, valdyn
<13> !install xorg
<5> Ehm. Are there any known issues with cedega 3.11 having bad colors with the new xorg?
<11> #cedega
<0> moshii: x2vnc that is?
<0> moshii: thanks!
<1> startingx: seems so :)
<14> hi guys
<14> I am having a problem with the cmd "make modules"
<14> http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/debian-linux-help/58814-make-modules-failing-no-rule-make-target-mismatched-versions.html#post317678
<14> Thats the full details of the problem, could anyone offer any advice?
<9> !custom kernel
<8> read http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq5.html#Why and read "Debian" when it has "OpenBSD", or see <debian kernel image>
<15> error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5.. of course since im running .so.6 ... symlinking doesnt work... is there a compat-libstdc++- like in fedora in the archives..?
<9> inv_Arp: yes
<9> !tell inv_Arp -about search
<15> i did search
<16> !popcon
<8> somebody said popcon was 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
<14> make[1]: *** No rule to make target `arch/i386/kernel/msr.c', needed by `arch/i386/kernel/msr.o'. Stop.
<14> what does that mean exactly?
<13> wow nice answer for custom kernel !
<6> http://pastebin.com/661916
<13> what is the recomended way of installing xorg7 on sid ? i am asking dpkg , but no help
<13> wwallace: hey, hi man :)
<9> rohan: apt-get install xorg
<17> rohan: apt-get install x-window-system ...
<6> hi rohan
<13> valdyn: thanks, again
<18> moinsen
<16> dpkg -l |grep 6.9.0 and then install the listed packages
<8> ii |grep 6.9.0 and then install the listed packages 1.3-14.2 tarzeau's private porn collection
<14> "No rule to make target `arch/i386/kernel/msr.c'"
<14> could that be something wrong with my "build directories" ?
<18> mal ne frage: kennt einer nen cd image convertor mit den ich z.b. ccd dateien in iso umwandeln kann? sowaswie kiso (nur nicht fr kde)
<19> !tell raziel_ about de
<1> raziel_: ccd2iso
<1> raziel_: but it's not in debian
<18> thx
<14> hullo? you guys getting my messages?
<9> mythicness: no
<6> http://pastebin.com/661922
<6> help please
<14> heh
<20> What was that package for finding a good (low-latency, high-bandwidth) Debian mirror?
<1> mythicness: A: don't make a custom kernel B: use kpkg
<10> !tell Red_Cloud about harden
<6> you need the xorg-devel package or whatever debian calls it
<14> whats kpkg?
<19> !tell Red_Cloud about selftell
<6> how debian calls it?
<14> and i didnt know that i had even made a custom kernel, i thought i had just updated or whatever :/
<1> mythicness: kpkg is the debian kernel building magical tool
<10> thanks chealer
<14> was following some online instructions - sorry im new to nix
<14> im on ubunutu though, will that still apply
<19> Smerdyakov: apt-spy?
<11> it's make-kpkg, the command.
<9> mythicness: those online instructions should be ignored and its owner burnt
<1> mythicness: most if not all the kernel building how-to's are out of date, or don't apply to debian
<11> mythicness: no idea.
<9> mythicness: read ubuntu instructions for ubuntu help
<21> how can I find which package a file comes from?
<14> oh i see
<14> heh, shoor
<13> mythicness: /msg dpkg kp-mantra
<14> shoor/shoot
<13> use that
<20> chealer, looks promising. Thanks!
<19> zenwryly: $ dpkg -S foo
<11> zenwryly: man dpkg. -S; sudo apt-get install dlocate
<21> chealer, simonrvn: thanks
<6> you need the xorg-devel package or whatever debian calls it
<22> !tell zenwryly about search
<10> chealer, there is SO much to know about chat, Linux, etc. that it is very difficult for me to be compliant, but I pick it up slowly. Thanks
<6> how you guys call that?
<11> xserver-xorg-dev
<6> thank you
<19> Red_Cloud: hehe, no problem
<6> apt-get install that?
<22> wwallace: xorg-dev ?
<6> gnufan: thanks
<11> !info xserver-xorg-dev
<11> !info xorg-dev
<1> wwallace: there's x-dev
<8> xserver-xorg-dev: (X.Org X server -- development files), section x11, is optional. Version: 1:1.0.2-4 (sid), Packaged size: 286 kB, Installed size: 1644 kB
<8> xorg-dev: (the X.Org development libraries), section x11, is optional. Version: 1:7.0.11 (sid), Packaged size: 8 kB, Installed size: 36 kB
<1> ah, but that's a dummy now :/
<11> xorg-dev seems to be a meta-package
<11> or yeh, dummy
<6> http://pastebin.com/661933
<23> Where can I get a list of the options you can p*** to the kernel in the grub menu.lst ?
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