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<mox> welp:ok, try memory modules also
<Vasistha> swatikiss: or ext3
<zorgzorg2> Vasistha, jelly-ho, thanks for the answers
<Vasistha> zorgzorg2: welcome
<jelly-ho> cahoot: thanks, .gtkrc-2.0 worked. clara: I'll take a look at gtk-chtheme as soon as I find the package containing it. ;-)
<swatikiss> Vasistha, THanks!
<sandman> My kernel-package is breaking down @ initrd compile
<Vasistha> swatikiss: welcome
<sandman> Anyone know why this might be?
<sandman> I'm using hte source tree I got from apt-get source linux-image-2.6.15-1-686, and normal compile works fine. But make-kpkg --initrd kernel_image fails @ teh initrd creation
<cahoot> jelly-ho: thinking of gtk-theme-switch or such?
<swatikiss> Vasistha, do i want a primary partition - or do i also want a logical?
<Vasistha> swatikiss: depends what you want to use the drive for. Are you just going to make one huge partition to fill the whole drive, or are you going to be using it for different kinds of things, like /usr /home etc ?
<jelly-ho> cahoot: I don't know yet, waiting for apt-file update to finish. Sounds like that.
<swatikiss> Vasistha, right now i just want to copy some of my personal files to it so I can then reinstall linux on my main hard drive
<Vasistha> swatikiss: you're just using it as a temporary backup? Do you have an idea of what you're going to use it for later, or will it just be on the side?
<Vasistha> swatikiss: regardless... it sounds like one primary partition is all you need
<swatikiss> Vasistha, well, i have not figured out exactly -
<thor> valdyn, back with a shiny new 2.6 kernel
<swatikiss> maybe a /usr or -- do you have a sugestion?
<thor> valdyn, at least now, alsaconf does run
<thor> valdyn, seems to have fxes a lot of stuff
<clara> tralala: ok, I'm compiling the kernel
<Vasistha> swatikiss: it works like this: you get four primary partitions. Any one of the four primaries can be a "special" partition thatholds logical partitions, and you can have lots and lots of those.
<clara> ^^
<Vasistha> swatikiss: so I have three primary partitions, and then the fourth opens the gate for logical partitions, and I have maybe 7 logical partitions
<swatikiss> i seee
<redir> where are the net interface scripts in debian?
<Blis***> redir: over there ;-)
<dondelelcaro> redir: which ones?
<redir> eth0, lo
<redir> chage ip etc
<dondelelcaro> redir: you mean ifupdown? or what? man 5 interfaces for details.
<wurstbrot> where can i put a script in, which i want to let start on boot?
<Blis***> redir: 'man 5 interfaces'
<Vasistha> swatikiss: don't worry about it. just make a primary partition for now, format ext3, mount, make your backup, should work fine.
<dondelelcaro> wurstbrot: @reboot in your crontab or add an init.d script. see /etc/init.d/skeleton
<zorgzorg2> can I be in testing with a 2.4 kernel ?
<dondelelcaro> zorgzorg2: yes.
<wurstbrot> thx
<dondelelcaro> wurstbrot: what exactly are you trying to start, though?
<redir> Blis***: thanks
<zorgzorg2> dondelelcaro, thanks
<Broomy> hi i have a Accton EN1207D-TX PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter wich works with slackware and the net install stable cd fråm debian but it doesn't work wit the testing netinstall cd, whats wrong?
<dondelelcaro> Broomy: probably the kernel driver was broken or you haven't loaded the proper module
<bztunk> ä
<bztunk> å
<dondelelcaro> bztunk: please stop that.
<Broomy> dondelelcaro, i dont't know what driver to use :S
<redir> I have a machine that can't route to lo
<redir> inet addr:127.0.0.1 Mask:255.0.0.0 is missing in ifconfig output
<wurstbrot> normaly u mount ur hdds in the fstab, but sata hdds doesn´t work at startup, i think becouse the driver are loding after the fstab. so i have to mount them in a script, i build the script and now i try to find the right folder (/etc/rc2.d/ doesnt wirk with a+rwx)
<redir> everything else looks ok
<redir> any ideas?
<thor> What does boot do in a grub menu.lst file?
<Blis***> thor: tell GRUB to actually load the kernel and go
<dondelelcaro> wurstbrot: you should be loading the sata driver in your initrd so that they are available when the fstab is parsed.
<dondelelcaro> Broomy: google knows
<redir> can't ping lo or connect to any tcp services on lo but it does resolve ttto 127.0.0.1
<dondelelcaro> redir: is lo up?
<tralala> clara: err, why?
<redir> y
<dondelelcaro> redir: what does ifconfig; cat /etc/network/interfaces; return?
<redir> corrrectly for lo
<dondelelcaro> redir: I need to see the output.
<dondelelcaro> !tell redir -about paste
<thor_> Blis***, ok, cause I just installed kernel 2.6 and it genereated a new list file... but removed my windows boot
<clara> tralala: how could I get initrd image in other way? :P
<thor_> Blis***, and it added a boot to every entry, I was wondering if I had to keep those, and if I had to put one on the Windows partition
<redir> dondelelcaro: auto lo \n iface lo inet loopback
<dondelelcaro> redir: and when you ping 127.0.0.1?
<redir> nada
<redir> /sbin/ifconfig is missing the inet line
<Blis***> thor_: in the GRUB config file you dont need any 'boot' files, the menu system does that automatically.
<redir> in lo
<dondelelcaro> redir: then it hasn't been brought up. run ifup lo;
<redir> it has
<dondelelcaro> redir: and in the future when someone asks for output, please give it. Otherwise you're wasting our time.
<dondelelcaro> redir: please give me the output I asked for.
<thor_> Blis***, trying it out, brb
<redir> dondelelcaro: auto lo \n iface lo inet loopback <== this?
<Alam_Debian> how do I mount smbfs as an user?
<dondelelcaro> redir: I asked for the output of ifconfig; and your complete /etc/network/interfaces. Use the paste bot to give it to me.
<dondelelcaro> Alam_Debian: use smbmount
<Thanatermesis> any way for deny to enter in a specified site web ?
<dondelelcaro> Thanatermesis: yes, using apache it's fairly trivial with a Deny rule.
<redir> !tell redir -about paste
<Thanatermesis> dondelelcaro, for me enter ? i don't speak about my server.. just for the users don't enter in a specified site
<tralala> clara: by simply reconfiguring your current kernel (***uming it is a debian kernel)
<lamp_> I want to have openoffice.org 2 in debian sarge, does anyone know a good mirror
<streuner> Thanatermesis: squid can do such things
<tralala> clara: just make sure to keep a copy of the old image so you will be able to boot the next time
<streuner> lamp_: try backports.org
<Benix> hi, when will xorg 7 walk into testing?
<streuner> oh
<lamp_> streuner: when i try to add the backport to my sources.lst and i type apt-get install openoffice.org, then apt wants to install much other upgrades that i don't need
<clara> tralala: maybe I express myself wrong
<streuner> Benix: /msg dpkg info xserver-xorg testing
<Thanatermesis> mmmh, maybe with iptables ?
<wurstbrot> (lamp_): u need them mostly
<streuner> lamp_: well, read instructions again
<dondelelcaro> lamp_: give us the apt-cache policy openoffice.org; output
<Benix> streuner: thanks
<clara> tralala: I need to build a system on a 1.44 disk, by now, I don't have anything...
<Benix> streuner: but dpkg doesn't tell me about a target date
<clara> tralala: yes, It's all debian.
<clara> Packages, kernels, app
<streuner> Benix: ever heard of bobbitt?
<Benix> streuner: ok ;)
<streuner> its the same when you mix packages in different distros...
<Benix> heh
<tralala> clara: install a 2.4 kernel and busybox
<Vasistha> streuner: I hope you don't mean john bobbitt
<clara> tralala: on a disk????
<streuner> you are using kanotix and want use 7 out of testing, right?
<tralala> clara: on your debian machine
<streuner> !bobbitt
<clara> tralala: oh :P
<dpkg> Remember Lorena Bobbitt? Remember what she did to her husband's woody? Well, when you install binary packages from different branches onto your woody, you get the same result. Same goes for Sarge.
<Benix> streuner: no
<clara> LOL streuner !
<Benix> streuner: I am using pure debian right know
<redir> dondelelcaro: http://channels.debian.net/paste/2584
<tralala> clara: using sarge?
<clara> tralala: no, etch
<Vasistha> streuner: holy...!!! love dpkg...
<streuner> Benix: check out pdo then, i think 7 is already in testing
<clara> tralala: but I have the kernel packages
<clara> tralala: (2.4.24)
<Benix> http://packages.debian.org/testing/allpackages
<clara> tralala: what else then?
<streuner> Benix: packages.debian.org/xserver-xorg
<tralala> clara: ok, install it, configure mkinitrd to use busybox (it has an option in the config file) and reconfigure the 2.4 kernel. You will get a new initrd image
<tralala> tralala: now you have to reduce the size of the image until it fits on a floppy together with the 2.4 linux
<clara> tralala: but If I do that I would only obtain a Initrd Image, righ?
<clara> tralala: talking to yourself Is bad for health :P
<tralala> clara: ops :)
<nse> 4
<nse> sorry
<clara> We forgive you :P
<tralala> clara: you do have the 2.4 kernel installed, remember?
<Awesome-o2000> would someone be kind enough to point me to a site that has the default debian grub.conf
<Awesome-o2000> please?
<wurstbrot> 2218.30| [dondelelcaro] wurstbrot: you should be loading the sata driver in your initrd so that they are available when the fstab is parsed. << where can i find the sata driver?
<dvs> Awesome-o2000: that totally depends on your individual computer
<clara> Awesome-o2000: I think there must be a example on /usr/share/doc/grub
<nse> Awesome-o2000: if you do an grub that's fine
<Benix> /usr/share/doc/grub/examples/
<nse> Awesome-o2000: sorry. if you do man grub
<clara> Or do update-grub :P
<dondelelcaro> redir: do an ifdown lo; ifup lo;
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