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<0> azeem: so I'll follow up your "invoke dpkg-deb yourself" lead as well
<1> clarity_, from google, desc: "Intel Corporation 82573L Gigabit Ethernet Controller", it's e1000
<2> hrm
<1> clarity_, don't know what's wrong with debian kernel, if you can, build a newer kernel
<3> if i want to install a particular package from a particular source, and i already have the same package installed from a different source, is there anything i should know?
<2> so you think it's the kernel that's the problem?
<2> bummer.
<2> I hate rebuilding kernels...
<4> i second that.
<4> some free Unices discourage it.
<4> monolithic > modular (?)
<5> con cada cambio en el smb.conf tengo que volver a levantar samba?
<6> clarity_: I haven't built a kernel in pushing two years :)
<6> HoNgOuRu: #debian-es
<6> HoNgOuRu: This is the english channel.
<6> HoNgOuRu: English only, bud.
<7> Is anyone else having trouble with gaim in etch? My login seems to freeze the program.
<2> yah
<2> me neither
<2> well 5 I think
<8> is there anything i need to do for gnomebaker and nautilus-cd-burner to work from a normal user?
<9> clarity_: what does uname -a say?
<2> Linux debian 2.4.27-2-686-smp #1 SMP Wed Aug 17 10:05:21 UTC 2005 i686 GNU/Linux
<2> that.
<9> samuel: you might need to set cdrecord +s
<2> 2.6.8 hung up my machine
<9> clarity_: did you try the 2.6 kernel?
<9> ah
<2> yah... it wouldn't boot
<10> samuel: all I had to do was aptitude install gnomebaker, I can burn as user fine.
<5> sorry
<5> everytime I change smb.conf do I have to restart smbd ?
<8> hmmm
<1> clarity_, I think e1000 is 2.4 starting 2.4.19
<0> HoNgOuRu: no, only if you want your changes to take effect.
<9> dooglus: eh.
<5> hoho...of course
<5> thanx
<0> azeem: what usually runs dpkg-deb?
<11> HoNgOuRu: the man page for smbd say they a polled every minute.
<9> dli: well, his lspci doesn't seem to know the pciid, so maybe that particular model didn't get supported until later
<9> dooglus: dh_builddeb I think
<5> ok
<5> thanx, how do I configure it for a LAN to let others pcs enter my shared directories without a prompt?
<1> azeem, I suggested him to try a newer kernel already :( it's a new laptop, and kernel issue, no other better choice
<0> azeem: do you know of a document that will tell me about all this?
<9> dooglus: not really, it is generally not ***umed one runs the low-level dpkg tools oneself, but rather uses debhelper
<11> HoNgOuRu: in you smb.conf you want "SECURITY = SHARE"
<11> HoNgOuRu: read more about it here: http://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/manpages-3/smb.conf.5.html#SECURITY
<2> what do you guys think... compile my own 2.6.16 or try to .deb?
<12> clarity_: up to you, but if you compile your own, you should use make-kpkg
<2> can I pick which kernel I use at boot w/ the package?
<13> try to .deb.
<14> hello
<14> I think this is both a debian and colinux problem
<14> ok, I just installed colinux on windows XP
<14> and on another partition, debian sarge
<14> I boot up colinux, and windows xp turns off
<14> I tryed it with woody
<15> !colinux
<16> i guess colinux is http://colinux.org/. Cooperative Linux is the first working free and open source method for optimally running Linux on Microsoft Windows natively. More generally, Cooperative Linux (short-named coLinux) is a port of the Linux kernel that allows it to run cooperatively alongside another operating system on a single machine. For instance, it allows one to freely run Linux on Windows 2000/XP, without using a commercial PC ...
<14> and it worked fine
<14> uh
<14> I know that...
<17> yeah but we might not :P
<14> oh XD
<12> clarity_: that's a function of your bootloader, not the packages per se.
<14> anyone able to help?
<12> Naz__: that's a colinux problem; we really can't support it
<14> hmmm
<14> it's just I don't know where to get colinux help
<12> Naz__: I'd suggest actually running Debian on the hardware instead
<14> any freenode channel?
<14> well, I want to
<14> but its a server
<6> Naz__: Heh, it's not that we don't want to help you, it's that we can't :P
<14> and I also want to play a few windows games
<12> Naz__: uh... server and games are diametrically opposed...
<14> know anywy of doing that?
<14> lol
<14> not graphics intensive games
<12> Naz__: you pretty much don't play games on servers. Especially games that require windows. [nethack and similar may be an exception, but...]
<14> know any wa y of doing that?
<14> hmmmm
<18> wump!
<14> I know
<14> but I don't want to buy another computer x.x
<2> hrm
<2> odd... apt-get wants to remove grub and install lilo
<18> Naz__: what's it a server _for_?
<14> just a website
<14> one
<19> one would think that screen would be a default utility, like on lost linux systems
<19> bleh
<2> and remove hotplug
<2> what do you guys think?
<20> which OSI layer is HDLC part of ?
<12> magyar: just install it; the only default is stuff that is Essential: yes, and that's as small as we can make it.
<14> should I give up on running games on it till I get an intel mac?
<6> There aren't any games for intel mac, either.
<6> Install debian, then come back with your problems.
<18> Naz__: are you actually hosting for something important, or just your own amusement?
<14> boot camp/parallel?: P
<14> amusemnet
<18> then do whatever you want on the box..
<6> Naz__: Another option is to install the officially supported option -- SFU. SFU plus netbsd pkgsrc gets you a half***edly decent collection of UNIX software.
<18> instal X, setup Wine.. *shrugs*
<19> dondelelcaro: mo pciutils either
<12> magyar: yerp.
<14> hmmm
<21> when i try to login with kdm it's giving me the error Xsession: unable to start X session --- no "home/user/.xsession" file
<21> what can i do about this..?
<12> magyar: there's also no emacs, no mutt, no mailx, no mta, no cron, no at, etc.
<18> Naz__: And I'm not sure why "it's a server" is a reason not to install Debian.. *shrugs*
<14> lol
<14> I originally had it as the only os
<3> alright, does anyone know why it is that when i install php5-pgsql using backports php breaks?
<19> dondelelcaro: you know what would be sweet, if one types in a command, instead of "file not found" it makes an offer to install. Now we are talking
<3> this is starting to get a little annoying
<14> bt vmware was slow as hell
<12> magyar: we have it. It's called auto-apt.
<19> dondelelcaro: is auto-apt a default?
<12> magyar: no
<19> bah
<14> so in goes windows xp
<14> and welll....
<12> magyar: it's trivially installable though
<14> you get it :P
<12> (as is almost any other package that you think should be a default)
<19> dondelelcaro: roger, thanks
<21> anyone knows what information should be in a "/home/user/.xsession" file?
<12> magyar: if you're totally lost, just pick one of the tasks, they install a crapload of stuff for you. Those of us who know what we want don't want them though, so that stuff isn't installed.
<12> migiel: anything you want to start when you run startx
<12> migiel: see http://svn.donarmstrong.com/don/trunk/home_modules/x_base/.xsession FE
<19> dondelelcaro: "pick one of the tasks" hmmm?
<21> dondelelcaro: when i login, i see something happen, but i get back at the login screen..
<12> migiel: it should start a window manager; check your .xsession-errors to see what failed
<14> ugh
<2> oo reboot wish me luck!
<14> should I just reinstall debain?
<21> dondelelcaro: okey i will
<12> magyar: when you install debian, you're presented with a lists of tasks that you can choose to install. If you select one of them, the tasks will install.
<19> dondelelcaro: you mean package selection "manual"
<12> magyar: no, I mean the task selection pane that you get at the end of the install
<19> hmmm, never noticed
<19> dondelelcaro: but auto-apt, sounds kick***
<22> i need money, ****, i am in the oven
<12> if you're a pot roast, I don't think you need money. You need to get out of the oven first.
<19> no money no honey
<19> !money
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