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<0> fabitaly69: reload the url
<1> then try grub /dev/hdX
<2> ERROR: install-mbr failed! again
<0> fabitaly69: well my package is not really about that. but oh well..
<2> superlinux, did that 100 times
<1> ok then
<0> fabitaly69: Hurd has that freedom you want
<2> Same error
<3> dererk: is that the only message?
<2> liable, yes
<1> try using DOS fdisk
<4> if i want to TOTALLY remove a package and its confs etc wats the command ?
<1> fdisk /mbr
<0> k31th: dpkg -P pkg
<0> superlinux: you can also use ms-sys
<2> well, liable this one
<2> Installing MBR on /dev/hda
<2> ERROR: install-mbr failed! Your system may not be bootable.
<1> it will erase the mbr
<2> That's all
<0> dererk: man ms-sys
<5> k31th: aptitude remove packagename --purge
<2> Why would I use that fs ?
<4> JordiGH: aptitude is apt-get ?
<6> blondie, hey
<7> imho linux problem its to be too attached to unix philosophy. unix its been created in the 1969, today is 2006...
<0> fabitaly69: so?
<8> Hamsa: does it work?
<5> k31th: It's a recommended replacement for apt-get.
<2> tarzeau, why should I use that fs?
<5> http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2004/04/msg03138.html
<0> fabitaly69: unix is good, for 80% of the things with only 20% effort
<6> blondie, my mate has conneced to my box but i get "ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host
<0> dererk: did i say anything about fs?
<1> tarzeau is correct
<9> ahh boy
<6> when i try to connect to localhost:2222
<1> fabitaly69, you are speeaking of over 30 yrs of experiance unlike other operating systems
<10> hey guys i've got a newb question if i may?
<0> !dpkg tell jeffrey about ask
<9> all I wanted was to play one game, one measly ****ing game. In the past 2 days, windows has given me more **** than my girl has given me in two years.
<0> stoned: which game?
<9> elder scrolls
<5> stoned: Are you WINEing?
<3> dererk: what hapens when you run just lilo after that?
<9> JordiGH, no offense, dude, READ!
<2> liable, nothing at all
<2> Shows the same error always
<5> stoned, er what offense? I'm asking if you're trying to play it through wine or natively.
<3> dererk: have you run liloconfig to start with?
<2> yes, but died says that error
<4> damn this the apache conf files are still there !
<9> JordiGH, english is not your first language I take, I am too tireid to explain myself, whatever
<2> yes, but died saying* that error
<11> JordiGH: when someone sais 'windows' he probably isn't speaking of 'wine' )
<3> dererk: you have a lilo.conf?
<2> yes
<5> No, it is one of my first languages. I really didn't meant to offend.
<3> dererk: paste it for me
<5> "Whatever," as you say.
<5> :-)
<9> JordiGH, apology came from me. No offense to you, but you if you try and maybe READ what I said you just might not ask me dumb questions
<9> thats all I was trying to say, without offending you :)
<7> superlinux: i agree with you
<5> valdyn: I'd be quicker to blame Windows than wine if something doesn't work with wine. :-)
<7> superlinux: anyway unix was a proprietary system
<12> JordiGH: You can use /ignore for those that are problematic. It has worked great for me lately.
<7> superlinux: GNU/LINUX not
<2> Ummm, pastbin seems not to be working
<6> blondie, he needed to install SSH it working now thx :)
<9> anyway, I got it working but its bull**** man
<3> !irritate kspath
<13> kspath: Y iz debain so old? how can I make my kanotix werkz kthx
<9> you can't even delete a fscking file cuz windows likes to lock everything you can't find and kill that process and man
<9> this is retarded
<2> liable, I'm gonna try some things and came back if I didn't succeed. Thanks
<12> !pal liable
<3> dererk: ok, gl
<9> Im gonna smoke an relax and not let this windows deal piss me off anymore
<9> thank god for linux and god bless him
<9> **** gates, im done
<3> who is linux?
<10> i've got a question, running debian with multiple x sessions, after logging in as a different user when i minimize any window, it dissapears? i cant find any windows that i minimize
<7> superlinux: we have the freedom to merge the old and the new to improve our experinces and our freedom? do you agree?
<9> liable, type, linus
<2> liable, gl = go launghing? :P
<12> liable: I think I am getting old.
<9> liable, typo, you can't tell, then yes, linux is a he'
<5> jeffrey: Are you using a window manager? Or a desktop environment with a panel?
<9> I can't be around tech nerds right now
<9> I am just gonna get more pisse doff
<9> later
<10> jordigh, a desktop enviro with panel
<5> jeffrey: Which one?
<10> gnome
<2> liable, ok, magically lilo worked
<2> liable, strange, but worked. Thanks
<3> dererk: heh, good old lilo :)
<5> jeffrey: Er, no idea, then. I'm not much of a gnome person.
<2> liable, Yes, In fact, I don't like lilo.
<2> I prefer Grub, but :P
<2> I mean, not the guy lilo , the bootloader :P
<3> dererk: me too, but grub gives me problems on my box whereas lilo doesnt.. go figure
<10> JordiGH, thanks anyways
<7> superlinux: but tis rule that Linux has to be p***word protect during the boot i think is a unusefull rule. imagine, i leave my pc into a room where only me i enter, when i go out i close the door by key. wy have i to put a local p***word?
<2> liable, is it possible that lilo needs more than 16 mb to run? 'cause I've a box with Sarge which uses Grub.
<3> dererk: i donr know what it requires. i would imagine that its *way* less than 16MB
<5> fabitaly69: Unix-like systems were originally meant to be used in university and business environments. In those settings, you want all the security and paranoia you can get.
<4> Ok, i installed apache i did a purge with apt and it didnt remove the dir /etc/apache2 so i removed it by hand. Now when i reinstall apache2 it does not recreate that dir... Wat do i need to do to doa full reinstall of apache2?
<2> liable, hehe
<5> fabitaly69: And it's not a rule. If you don't want p***words, you can remove them.
<3> !tell k31th about confmiss
<4> thansk
<3> kspath: you may need to create the dir first though
<3> k31th: ^^
<12> liable: understood.
<3> kspath: :P
<7> JordiGH: how can i remove the root p***word an login
<14> hell
<14> hello
<12> I wonder why anyone would want any security in a multi-user OS/environment
<5> fabitaly69: Is GRUB asking you for a p***word?
<15> I got a question, not related directly to debian but the host is running it :) Is there anyway to remove the virtual console echo with Xfree86 and also to force it to run on a specific vt ?
<7> no
<7> JordiGH: no
<16> fabitaly69: What does it matter if you happen to have a root p***word set? You're not accessing root all the time anyway. (If you are you have other problems.)
<5> fabitaly69: I didn't quite understand who is asking you for a p***word, then.
<14> does anyone have any experience fixing the sony vaio shutdown problem in Debian Linux?
<2> liable, interesting, it's working now with 16 mb :D
<3> robd: /msg dpkg laptop
<7> when gdm ask user and p***word
<3> dererk: what is?
<2> liable, It's gonna be a sarge ligth wireless router
<17> Hello everyone. I can't mount netbsd partition from linux. maybe there are some tricks I have missed ?
<3> !aw
<3> !aww
<13> *snuggles*
<16> fabitaly69: Newer systems won't allow you to log in IN X as root, too many security problems. There's always console.
<5> Heheheh...
<12> hugle: www.netbsd.org and www.debian.org are great tricks. man mount another trick
<5> If you really want to run X as root, you can always issue a startx command from a root console.
<5> Or change the desktop manager config files to allow root logins.
<7> the only person that has made something about this topic is tarzeau:
<4> liable: i did that command and it still has not put the dir bk on the install
<4> apt-get -o DPkg::Options::="--force-confmiss" --reinstall install apache2
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