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<0> artur: i just wondered if that chipset is supported by the nvidia package - but it should
<1> PenguinL0v3r: take a look in /usr/src/ already
<2> PenguinL0v3r: insulting people isn't a great way to get them to help you.
<0> artur may you repeat the error message?
<3> liable: thanx
<4> zu22, I am not insulting ppl
<5> whoops
<1> PenguinL0v3r: and when someone tells you what you need to read, you better damn well go read it.
<4> zu22, I am stating the fact
<4> hahahah
<1> no, that is your opinion
<4> yea this channel is not own by you
<4> and linux is not owned by you
<4> so whats wrong with you?
<1> this is freenode, not efnet
<6> i see sundays in full swing all ready
<3> jlaw: Give me a while
<1> PenguinL0v3r: you are offtopic.
<0> PenguiL0v3r, nor by you
<4> Gnea, you too
<7> omg
<2> Ronin: you missed the channel attacks earlier this morning :)
<7> great
<3> jlaw: NVIDIA module taints the kernel
<3> jlaw: how can I register a nickname
<8> ask nickserv
<9> artur: /msg nickserv help
<2> artur: -> <10> artur: /msg nickserv register help
<9> Gnea: better to go and get a beer
<4> hey.. anyone here except Gnea got experiences with "cdfs"?
<3> but it does;tn help
<10> Gnea: beer 'o' clock
<8> PenguinL0v3r: beastiality is bad mmkay
<3> Wait I aks my friend
<1> asg: just cracked it open :)
<11> PenguinL0v3r: it's not in the debian kernel .. ask #kernel
<6> Gnea: remember they only come in 6's or better
<0> artur: seems like that is a failure caused by the nvidia package and the only thing you can do is to wait until nvidia fixes it
<4> abrotman, i am not asking kernel questions
<2> Gnea: i like to relax with a nice game of Xgalaga :-P
<1> Ronin: 32oz sounds better to me :)
<6> Gnea: heh
<4> blondie, hi lady
<11> PenguinL0v3r: yes you are .. the debian kernel doesn't have support for CDFS afaik
<0> artur: anyway it works fine with my 2.6.16.16 kernel
<11> !fuse
<12> rumour has it, fuse is at http://fuse.sf.net/, is Filesystem in USEerspace, enables you to mount various exotic filesystems, like samba workgroups, tar files, ftp sites etc. Fuse is packaged in debian and already included in recent 2.6.x kernels.
<10> hahha
<8> PenguinL0v3r: please don't call me that
<4> abrotman, then why debian package contains cdfs-src?
<2> lol
<3> jlaw: Why they removed the nvidia-glx package?
<11> PenguinL0v3r: because you have to compile it yourself
<6> had a life change or something blondie that we dont know about? :)
<0> artur: really don't know, sorry
<4> abrotman, thanks
<8> Ronin: huh?
<11> PenguinL0v3r: try module-***istant
<3> Hmmmmm
<4> abrotman, that makes sense
<6> mistype never mind, apparently i need more coffee too
<4> abrotman, I have downloaded and installed cdfs-src
<13> hm i'm having a problem installing libc6-dev on a box i just installed testing on
<8> is that for sneakernet support?
<11> PenguinL0v3r: so look in the docs .. /usr/share/doc/cdfs-src/* or something like that
<13> is this a good place to get help?
<0> artur: but i'm sure it can still be found in some listings, so have a look for it if you think that it serves your needs
<8> Ronin: I have never been a lady.
<4> abrotman, pls wait
<11> PLEASE
<11> moronspeak ****s
<6> blondie: thats what i figured :)
<1> !pls
<12> Cud u plz spk englsh bcuz wen u spk lke ths u luk lke a moron.
<14> blondie: It could be for you to load modules via floppy.
<8> hmm
<2> !pls
<12> Cud u plz spk englsh bcuz wen u spk lke ths u luk lke a moron.
<15> Ok so what if the file i want is buried on the server and i need to use wget
<16> Hi, if I download at 20kbps, and times (x) that by 100, how many megabytes do i have?
<11> insidius: is it on an ftp or http server?
<10> @annoy me
<4> abrotman, thank you, i got it and I will continue trying it. And thats all for me now.
<17> liable: Oooooh, aaah, Hmmm????
<15> abrotman its through ssh and i have not ftp access
<8> lss: what?
<4> blondie, hi honey, bye
<11> insidius: where is this .tar file?
<16> blondie, Hi, if I download at 20kbps, and times (x) that by 100, how many megabytes do i have?.....
<18> ... isn't the command for installing irssi just apt-get install irssi ...?
<10> PenguinL0v3r: dont be a tard
<8> lss: that question doesn't make sense
<19> kriel: irssi-text
<15> /home/user/public/name.tar.bz2
<16> blondie, you just don't understand it
<11> insidius: you're saying .. the .tar file is on a remote server that you only have ssh access to ?
<10> kriel: irssi-text
<8> lss: do you mean you're downloading for 100 seconds?
<4> liable, :P
<15> yes
<15> Its a very long story
<8> lss: no, you're just asking badly.
<16> blondie, no, i want to times (MULTIPLY) it by 100.
<18> ... crap. ... thanks guys. -goes to install decent chat client Xx;
<11> insidius: i misunderstood .. try scp .. man scp .. or scp username@server:path/to/file localfilename.ext
<20> How do I / is it possible to mount an FTP server as if it was a filesystem?
<8> lss: your question makes no sense at all
<14> lss: ENOCONTEXT.
<11> prophile: ftpfs
<21> again: use fuse :)
<11> !tell kriel about root
<11> again ...
<16> IM downloading a fie that's 500terabytes. (lets just say).. Now, I'm downloading it at the pace of 20KBPS. Now, Say if I had a special machine that could multiply my download speed by 100 times (thats the X in the calculator, which means TIMES).. I AM wondering how fast the download speed would be after this.. (Would it be 20MBPS .. MBPS = megabytes per second).. I want to know the exact KBPS (KBPS = kilobytes per second) I would get after multipl
<16> ying it by 100.
<2> 500terabytes?
<2> haha
<8> lol
<11> try that on dialup
<8> lss: sorry but your units are all wrong
<14> lss: What media and what protocol and what transport are you doing this over?
<8> lss: don't be patronising when you're the one being dim
<14> Go read up on framing overheads.
<16> blondie, the units i measure in doesn't matter
<8> "don't matter"
<2> abrotman: that would be hell :)
<11> zu22: sneakernet rules!
<0> !tell lss brain
<11> nice
<16> im trying to calculate how effeciant a network of computers will be (100 computers) when all uploading at 20kbps. I wanted to know the speed of which they would upload
<15> No matter what i do it just keeps telling me how to use it
<2> abrotman: nike packet switching :P
<14> Err, can someone here tell me what the difference between inch and cm is? I'm planning to build a spacecraft.
<8> lss: well, they'd all upload at 20kbps wouldn't they
<1> lss: put together a cluster and find out
<11> insidius: scp
<14> lss: You need to consider the media, and the transport, and what you're transferring over.
<16> blondie, yes i know that, but how fast would the overall speed b?
<11> insidius: scp <yourusername>@remoteserver:path/to/file.tar localfilename.tar
<2> timgoh0: just use the flux capacitor! :)
<16> timgoh0, it's a simple question really, i'm not taking into accounts of the type of data
<8> anyway this isn't a debian question at all.
<22> timgoh0: there's a difference? :P
<14> lss: Again, what media, transport and protocol?
<18> hey, does anybody know a way to change the terminal colors for JUST root?
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