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<0> liable, mhmm
<1> Eulex && itchi: When I qemu -cdrom /dev/hdc windoze.img, I get a non-bootable disc error. Am I doing something wrong?
<2> hawk0808: huh? if you are looking for cock, this aint the place.
<3> what
<3> i didnt say that
<4> ram_einstein: Yes, he try to boot of that windoze.img. There's an need to define -b hddc or so
<0> ram_einstein, try qemu -cdrom /dev/hdc -hda windoze.img -boot d
<3> its a promgramming language compileofcomk+
<3> its short word
<0> oh, and it should probably be /dev/cdrom, not /dev/hdc
<1> itchi && Eulex: Thank you. I'll try again
<4> -boot d
<5> or maybe a place I can go where postscript programmers reside ?
<2> hawk0808: its a very unfortunate choice for an acronym :)
<3> srry
<6> im looking a way is it possible to send a message to a user who both users are login to a server via ssh.
<2> you what??
<4> itchi out of the call
<2> haha, i think this is the most excited i have ever been when installing windows... :P
<4> liable: I not know, my feets are come big. I get a bit of pain on it. It's looks that i get water (aqua, eau) in it
<0> cyzie, there is a command that does that , but I don't remember the name of it :/
<6> Eulex, heheh... in windows, u can do that :D netsend something
<7> ok, ive tried everything i can think of to stop x and im apperently missing something (using kde) can anyone help im scouring for the info.
<2> itchi: oh, are you pregnant?
<4> liable: No i'm a boy ;-)
<2> hehe, sorry
<7> i understand how to use ctrl+f1 to log into the text interfce, but stopping x from there is eluding me
<4> liable: It's crap, because i can not walk and so. And if i walk, i got some pain on my feats. It's strange. I have never had it :-/
<0> cyzie, found it: write -- it's only for console, though
<4> liable: I try to contact the doctor :-/
<8> how do I determine the hardware specs required for Linux services (email/squid/apache ...) (any per user statistics?)
<2> itchi: i think you should go visit the doctor then
<6> Eulex, thanks good enough. let me try
<4> liable: Yeah because it's the 3 day now that it's so big :-/
<2> itchi: ouch :(
<0> kimo, basically you just need enough of ram, then anything will be able to run it. but it might be slow if you haven't got enough cpu power.
<9> hi, anybody can tell me why webmin has been remove from debian ? (or a link about that)
<9> thx
<1> Eulex && itchi: The installation is so damn slow, I think it might take until tomorrow to complete. What was the kqemu you were taking about?
<2> ram_einstein: mine is almost done, just doing final setup :)
<4> ram_einstein: Like i have already tell, default that acceleration are not activated :-( So you need to make and load that qemu module
<1> liable: lol
<8> Eulex: the thing is, I'd like a way to judge distributing services across a few machines I have.
<2> sorry to rub it in :P
<10> macsim, probably because of insecurities
<0> ram_einstein, a kernel module that enables virtualization -- that is, in theory no slowdown
<9> cjames_: oki
<2> the qemu window is to small though
<9> cjames_: thx
<1> Eulex && itchi: Where do I get this kernel module?
<1> liable: -full-screen
<0> ram_einstein, from the qemu site
<2> ram_einstein: yep, once it finishes i will try that, ta.
<1> Eulex: I'll have to compile it by hand and modprobe it by hand?
<0> kimo, all depends on how much each service will be used. use your intuition and if some server gets overloaded, move some service to some other server.
<0> ram_einstein, yes and yes
<0> ram_einstein, the author doesn't allow redistribution, so it cannot be in the debian repos
<8> Eulex: that's all fine and dandy until a customer asks you for a recommendation for a system they *will* implement
<1> Eulex: it's free, right?
<2> ohnoes, i need to compile a new kernel?
<7> what i dont understand is everything suggests i use /etc/init.d/gdm stop but that command doesnt seem to work.
<2> echostorm: you sure you have gdm? not kdm?
<2> echostorm: ps aux |grep gdm
<0> kimo, indeed, indeed
<4> flooding
<0> ram_einstein, well, free download and so... but the license is a nightmare
<4> sudo apt-get install build-essential devscripts sudo
<4> apt-get build-dep qemu debuild -uc -us -b && sudo
<4> debi echo 'qemu hold' | sudo dpkg --set-selections
<4> And that's is it ^^ to build that qemu module
<2> ohnoes, setup will complete in 37 minutes :(
<4> See -->> http://users.telenet.be/davidvanmosselbeen/docs/virtual_computing/virtual_computing.html#qemu
<4> I got an RDV with the doctor :-)
<7> ok ive logged into gmome just to maybe make this make more sense. when i type gdm stop i get the message gdm already running ..aborting?
<7> although i got that in kde too, oddly enough
<7> *sigh all this for nvidia drivers.
<2> echostorm: pkill gdm
<7> ahh
<7> never heard of pkill
<7> ill write that one down and lok it up when im done, thanx :)
<2> echostorm: not the best way, but if its gonna be a retard.. :)
<2> gah, 5 minutes later and i am only one minute closer.. :(
<2> !36*5/60
<11> 3
<2> :(
<1> sorry, my screen froze suddenly. I don't know how
<12> Jun 15 14:40:01 owcika named[1643]: denied AXFR from [84.255.203.86].45211 for "codesign.si" IN (acl)
<12> hmm?
<13> i find a web interfaz to copy and paste code like rafb.net
<1> liable: if you're asking why the installation screen is small, it's because it's at a lower resolution. Otherwise, qemu uses the full screen
<1> it doesn't drop resolution I guess
<2> ram_einstein: ah, right, yeah, its usually ****ty res when it install innit.
<1> Right. They don't care to use framebuffer devices to increase it like us :P
<2> this is kinda fun, but i have no ****ing idea what i am gonna use it for :P
<1> is it just me or is my RETURN key not working in qemu?
<1> I can't seem to get past the first screen
<2> ram_einstein: worked for me, try clicking in the screen?
<1> liable: okay, I'll try again
<14> im confused, I can't seem to find the gtk 2.0 package
<15> can anyone suggest a sata pci card that works with a stock sarge kernel?
<2> WireDDD: the 1210sa does, sec i get a link for you
<15> are you sure, cause I just got a 1205 and it doesn't work
<2> http://linux-ata.org/sata-status.html
<4> WireDDD: 'modconf' and look in it??
<16> hey all
<4> Yo
<2> WireDDD: i have one in my sarge box, so yeah, it works. only seen as two disks though, so i use software raid
<16> how can i stop GDM loading on the boot up?
<2> murtun: remove the init links for it, but if you dont want a graphical login, just remove it.
<4> murtun: rcconf ??
<16> kk
<2> or that or the others, yeah :)
<2> !services
<11> hmm... services is to view and alter system services, use one or more of rcconf, sysvconfig, sysv-rc-conf, update-rc.d or ls, ln and rm in /etc/rc?.d/, or /etc/services a port numbers list, or http://www.iana.org/***ignments/port-numbers, or
<4> hhhhmmm
<16> i'm not too sure what u guys mean
<14> I am having trouble getting gtk2 installed
<14> I can't even find the package!
<2> signuts: aptitude search gtk2.0
<2> signuts: in sid, libgtk2.0-0
<4> murtun: 'rcconf' is an little tool (app) to activate/desactivate some services
<14> I did apt-cache search gtk2 and I get nothing relavant..
<16> ah
<0> signuts, are you trying to compile stuff?
<14> Eulex, yes
<0> signuts, apt-cache search gtk2 dev
<16> oo
<16> ncurses
<0> signuts, you need the -dev package for gtk2
<4> libgtk2.0-0
<4> In Sarge to
<0> signuts, libgtk2.0-dev
<16> thanks all
<14> I wish they could jsut call it gtk2 .. it'd be easy to find :)
<0> signuts, well, you wouldn't want to include all -dev stuff in the normal packages
<14> Eulex, yeah,I knew I needed dev but I couldn't find the shared library gtk2 package
<0> signuts, apt-cache search libgtk2
<14> aye aye captain
<14> I was doing apt-cache search gtk2 and libgtk2.0-0 skipped the skim
<17> apt: dpkg-reconfigure revert default configuration ?
<18> SamChi: :)
<17> hey hey folks, is there an easy way to get dpkg-reconfigure to revert back to default configuration settings?
<17> (for a particular package)
<19> agaran: look, a dinosaur !
<4> senaque: If you remove that package with purge, and then reinstall??
<17> itchi: thank you kindly :-)
<20> what can be the reason if my cpu has the "ht" flag but i only see one cpu in /proc/cpuinfo ?
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