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Comments:
<0> !ops chron abusive
<1> Hydroxide, bob2, caphuso, dondelelcaro, doogie, eeyore-, ElectricElf, ):, helix, ljlane, LoRez, RichiH, mentor, Netsnipe, TML, walters, xk, gravity, azeem: chron abusive
<2> oogy: mplayer
<3> David3 just give me ls -l /home
<4> anything less bulky?
<3> i need the default perms
<4> the playlist in mplayer is dreadful
<5> oogy: it's possible to get an m4a plugin for xmms
<3> it's not that hard to do
<2> chron: what would you guess if you had to figure it out?
<3> ls -l /home
<3> and give me output
<5> it's probably rw-r--r--
<3> ls -l /home
<6> chron, try the debian-user mailing list
<3> yes it's not hard
<3> basic linux 101
<7> I can now manually modprobe piix.ko and ide-disk.ko and /dev/hda1 shows up
<5> chron, please stop repeating yourself, we can all hear you
<2> !bitchslap chron
<3> !bitchslap benley
<3> hoe
<3> !pimpslap benley
<2> !bite chron
<0> !abuse
<8> Supaplex: yes log good.
<1> RAPE! RAPE!! Don't ever come near me again!
<3> ls -l /home
<9> \=
<3> and copy and paste output
<4> delightful
<6> this channel needs more frequent kicks
<5> chron: that would be too much to paste
<0> chron: d---------
<2> chron: really, you should be able to figure it out with a moment of thought
<3> Supaplex **** my d--------
<5> chron: I'll give you one: -rw-r--r-- 1 david david 153 2006-04-17 10:19 wireless.log
<2> chron: and you'll be wiser as a result
<3> ok yes ls -ld /home
<3> my bad
<5> dude...
<5> chron: only root should be able to put files in /home
<3> ls -ld /home
<3> and problem solved
<7> it the initrd file created for me or is it part of the linux-image deb file?
<7> s,it,is,
<3> ok seriously
<0> chron: are you stupid or deaf? we've already told you
<3> you guys are like
<3> retarded
<3> lmfao
<6> sigjuice: created during installation
<3> is it that hard
<2> sigjuice: it gets generated at package install time
<3> to
<3> ls -ld /home
<4> cany tips or tricks i should know to use apt to update from kernel 2.4 to 2.6.whateversnewest?
<4> -c
<0> /ignore chron all
<0> oops ;)
<0> problem solved.hehe
<6> sigjuice: you can initiate a rebuild by running update-initramfs
<3> if you ever type /ignore and it did something with your irc client
<3> you're officially going to fail in linux
<5> chron: it's actually difficult to help you when you are being such a brat. If you had been patient, asked a reasonable question, and waited for someone to respond, you would have been met with much more cordiality
<3> and life, most likely as well
<3> "brat"
<3> haha you're a fag
<3> ls -ld /home
<3> already
<3> and give me output
<4> i got a C- in linux :(
<3> not that hard
<6> someone kick him
<6> ****
<3> somebody kick jclinton
<3> chrissakes he's annoying
<6> ok, i'll just ignore him
<10> !enter
<6> done
<1> The enter key or carriage return key is not a substitute for punctuation. Use a period '.', comma ',', colon ':', semi-colon ';' emdash '---', or ellipsis '...' instead. Please don't just hit enter after every three words: it's really annoying, because it scrolls everyone's screens, and makes it harder to help you out (since we have to piece together what you're saying).
<2> oogy: you took "linux cl***"?
<7> jclinton: is it possible that things got messed up since ramdisk was created while I was running an older kernel?
<2> such a thing exists?
<4> benley: i was being sarcastic you nut
<2> hehehe
<3> haha this is going on my logs
<4> in response to chron saying "you are going to fail in linux"
<3> too hilarious
<4> as if you can recieve a grade in it
<6> sigjuice: no that's not possible
<8> Supaplex: it helps if when you uncomment a line, you comment the one you're changing... pebkac
<2> oogy: sorry, for some reason I'm unable to see chron's blather ;)
<4> you are wise
<6> sigjuice: it's possible that the hardward module for your controller is not being inserted
<4> for his blather is very obnoxious
<8> thanks
<0> jetscreamer: where? :)
<6> sigjuice: you can manually list the modules that are needed by editing /etc/mkinitramfs/initramfs.conf
<4> because someday when all is said and done it'll matter how awesome you were at using an operating system
<7> jclinton: that is correct. I can manually modprobe the missing modules from the busybox prompt and get the system to boot
<6> sigjuice: then run update-initramfs to include them in the initramfs
<7> by missing I mean the modules which didn't get loaded automatically
<6> sigjuice: then that will fix it; good luck
<7> Looks like they are already included. The problem is that they didn't get loaded.
<6> that's very odd
<5> who's in charge of this channel, anyway? who's responsible for kicking someone out if they're being a nuisance?
<11> jclinton: well problem is my cpu fan isn't coming on, in Windows98 i was using program that forced the fan on all the time (since exhaust fan broke 4 months ago i do this)
<6> David3: steathed ops
<0> cool, there's 311 bans. that's a few more then efnet supports :)
<6> zu22: so, in summary, after all of this going around, you have broken hardware and you're blaming Debian for it not working?
<12> when a program notifies you that another peice of software is using a resource, such as /dev/dsp, how does one go about getting that other software to release it? (in particular, if one does not know what has it?)
<0> parsonsd: lsof
<6> parsonsd: lsof /dev/dsp
<11> jclinton: no, i am not blaming debian. i just requested if there is a way in Debian i can have my CPU fan always on the way it was in Win98
<12> jclinton, Supaplex: thnx.
<13> zu22: apt-cache search fan
<11> k-god: i tried that already
<6> zu22: it's a VERY long shot since the fan control is a proprietary interface
<13> zu22: I think there is through some of the acpi / temp monitoring.
<6> zu22: but LMsensors may help you
<6> k-god: no, monitoring only
<13> zu22: What kind of box?
<0> zu22: My hunch is no. But, proove me wrong. You're case is exceptoinaly rare. You'll have to do some homework on this one.
<6> *headdesk*
<11> jclinton: ah ok, wish we had "open laptop hardware" standard heh, i hate working with laptops cause of support/replacement issue but this is my only machine for now
<11> k-god: Dell Latitude C600 (laptop)
<14> zu22: i8kutils
<11> k-god: Debian unstable, 2.2.20 kernel, Pentiun 3, 750Mhz, ~5 years old
<15> using sarge, dell latitude c810, in kern.log I see this: Dell Latitude with broken BIOS detected. Refusing to enable the local APIC. what do I need to do about it?
<7> the initrd is a compresses cpio archive??
<7> when did that happen?
<11> coweater: nice lemme see if that's in unstable
<2> rredd4: that may be benign.
<6> rredd4: wait for the next release of debian
<13> zu22: Googling "linux cpu fan control" turns up a number of hits: http://www.diefer.de/i8kfan/
<16> rredd4: nothing at all
<11> supaplex: ok
<7> s,compresses,compressed,
<17> anyone familiar with bluetooth in linux?
<15> ok, ty all
<2> rredd4: in fact it may be good, because it means the kernel knows about your busted *** hardware and can deal with it :)
<11> k-god: thanks
<0> rredd4: jclinton means kernel. :)
<6> rredd4: it's fixed in kernel 2.6.17
<0> !tell roz -about ask
<13> zu22: http://www.debian.org/~dz/i8k/
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