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<0> jair: Hire someone to plan it.
<1> if i was planning a dual boot 98se/debian which goes in first?
<2> 98se\
<3> aidan: the top two lines of dpkg -l are, yes
<4> thanks, i updated, it was in there!
<3> WezlFawlty: 98
<3> WezlFawlty: installing windows nukes your bootloader
<1> luv u guys ;^)
<5> Guerin: so if I had X installed or something, they'd be clickable?
<3> debian is polite enough to ask
<1> at least this hasnt changed
<3> aidan: nope.
<5> Guerin: they're just there to be cool, then? :)
<1> a few of the distros have nearly come of age :)
<3> aidan: dpkg -l libc6; look at the first two letters on the line. Those two lines at the top tell you what they mean
<2> Guerin: yeah, turns out my filsystem took a crap and i lost most of my music
<5> how do I purge configuration files? apt-get remove --purge apache-common is't doing much
<2> fsck saved some of it.
<3> britt: nice.
<6> britt, we are thinking in the best later worry about the money
<3> aidan: dpkg -P
<6> beardy, that comment do not help at all.
<5> ahhh I get it, thanks Guerin
<2> Guerin: yeah, and i had no other drives
<2> so debian is installed on a bigfoot , with my old main drive slaved to it
<6> if I have cat-6 cable and gigabit internet switches, should I have special jacks? or RJ 45 will work the same than a cat-5 cable?
<3> woah, a bigfoot
<2> Guerin: heard of em?
<3> welcome to our humble century, O ancient one.
<7> anybody experiencing problems trying to get 'xft:font' recognised by urxvt
<2> Guerin: lol
<2> Guerin: 8GB too... :o
<2> jair: the big thing is the wiring and the termination.
<6> britt, right
<2> my advice is to rent/buy a fluke tester that does CAT 6 testing
<6> I will actually start looking on google ;)
<2> Ive used a fancy one that runs linux ;)
<2> KDE too
<6> it is a room on IRC to talk about hardward like wiring and other things?
<2> jair: what do you need to know
<2> you can pm me...
<8> jair: #hardware may be able to help you with some things
<9> ootput: check this out: http://gallery.sshonly.sytes.net/2006/20060213.bowling/ the files with *mp3lame* only
<6> dondelelcaro, thank you again my friend
<2> jair: im typed things, are you not getting them
<6> britt, nope
<2> jair: hmm
<2> jair: im using irssi-text in debian...
<6> britt, (/msg jair hi..)
<2> thats what im doing
<7> deadcat: alright
<6> hmm britt weird because I can not see anything
<7> deadcat: but they better be damn near fantastic!
<9> ootput: guess which is my normal hand? (=
<2> why dont we go into #blah
<6> ok
<7> britt: because it's a privileged channel
<2> hmm
<9> ootput: no. i bowl between 80-120 only )=
<6> britt, it is ok we can talk here though
<7> deadcat: that's you?
<2> yeah
<9> ootput: yes.
<7> deadcat: you're ugly :D
<6> britt, I was thinking in have a couple of switches gigabit, all the network cards of the machines gigabit as well.
<9> ootput: that was today. because my cl***mates say i hop when i bowl
<2> jair: i was saying make sure that everythign is connected real nice, no tight angles and make sure everything p***es a fluke CAT 6 tst.
<9> ootput: i am the dude (=
<9> ootput: and thats **** up. those are my cl***mates (=
<2> jair: i would install patch panels maybe
<7> deadcat: you're a lefty
<6> "fluke CAT 6" where could I find one?
<7> deadcat: yeah, you hop :)
<9> ootput: why you think so?
<6> britt, patch pannels :)
<7> deadcat: it looks like you're overcompensating on the right side
<9> ootput: they say i hop with my right as well. but i dont notice that. i do know i hop with left hand.
<6> britt, why not couple of switches as well?
<2> jair: i have no idea...maybe ebay?
<2> jair: why not :)
<6> britt, I will check what is that "fluke"
<2> its like a box thing.
<7> deadcat: you do a quick shuffle before you let go
<7> deadcat: do both feet touch the ground? (i can't tell)
<2> I dont remember the model of the one i carried with me for a few years at work, but it was kinda old
<9> ootput: i think so. actually my primary hand is right. (= HAHAHA got ya
<6> britt, I see is basically a device to test the connectivity
<2> yep
<2> you plug one into the beginning of the line
<2> and one at the end of the line
<6> britt, I found the info on google and couple of images about it as well.
<7> deadcat: ah, it's just that you looked so un-coordinated with the right =)
<2> and it tests the integrity of the line with various cat standards
<6> yes I see but it have to be "cat-6" to test that.
<2> cat 3,5,5e,6
<2> yeah
<9> ootput: i injured my wrist on the first week when doing a reverse spin.
<6> britt, but then I have one of the testers for the current network is a cat 5e
<2> i think cat-5e might do that as well, id just aim for cat-6 though
<3> wow, who knew people cared so much about bowling
<2> if you p*** 5e you'll usually do fine with 6
<6> I will have to ask more about the cat-6
<3> whatayareckon, 2012 olympics?
<2> teh difference is the twists in the wire
<6> britt, but with cat 6 I can use gigabit technology right with cat 5 I can't.
<2> 5e you *MIGHT* be able to i thought i recalled something about that
<7> deadcat: those are damn dangerous
<2> if you p*** 5 and you wired with 6 wire, you should be fine :)
<9> ootput: ya. but i've done it. sicne i only spin with 2 fingers. either hand.
<2> are you doing this yourself?
<7> deadcat: it messed me up for two weeks straight. it messed up an important part of my varsity tennis season
<2> i'd kill for a networking job
<9> ootput: damn.
<9> britt: hhee. most morons say "i'd die for ..." (=
<6> I am doing that with an architect and other two guys
<10> hey hey fellows
<2> deadcat: im not your average moron :p
<10> guys
<7> deadcat: do you use bugreport?
<10> non related question here.. :)
<10> how is it possible to have "live" ninuxes on cds?
<9> britt: hehe. no because if they die. whats the point of the for part.
<10> I mean where do u download a file or save file u work on?
<9> ootput: nope. too lazy. (=
<3> JackBlack: what's a 'ninux'?
<2> deadcat: good observation. :)
<10> ninuxes = linuxes *
<9> britt: ya.. because i always say kill
<10> <3> sorry.. my fingers are too fat
<3> JackBlack: you can download files into ram, or onto a separate disk, like a usb drive or a hard disk in the machine
<2> okay, jair i wish i could pm you my email addy so i could help you more
<10> so I do need to format hard drive for it?
<11> how i configure my card video?
<2> but good luck
<3> JackBlack: nope.
<2> i'm always on here (recently)
<10> <3> can u briefly explain please?
<3> zorelha: /msg dpkg set up x
<10> for example where are user data saved?
<3> JackBlack: don't use <nick>, use nick:
<11> Guerin thanks
<10> like user accounts...
<3> JackBlack: user data can be saved anywhere you want it. If you have a usb key or somesuch, you can save data to that
<12> JackBlack, most of those will let you mount your current HD (***uming not XP fomating) and then you can read/write to the HD for your files
<10> gotcha, Guerin
<2> deadcat: "there's a ****er born every minute"
<3> JackBlack: or if there's a writable hard disk in the machine, you can save files to that
<10> ho would it be partitioned? I ***ume it is not Fat or Ntfs.. right?
<3> JackBlack: the livecd has nothing to do with the partitioning. It won't change anything about the disk unless you exploicitly tell it to
<12> JackBlack, you already ahve a windows machine right? this is the machine you might dual boot or use a liveCD on right? so that dire is already partitioned and formated
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