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<0> yeah im going to
<0> :)
<1> first check if Linux detects the disk at all, basic things
<0> yup i googled it before i came in here
<2> Werl^work: run lsmod on the system that detects the controller
<0> have a long list of things to try
<1> about disk turning off - I've seen libata behave that way on errors, but not old IDE code
<3> nn- what am i searching for?
<4> is libata in the kernel or user space?
<0> ok gotta go i have an interview in an hour bye :)
<1> tralala: it's in the kernel
<3> jm_ first check it says its no partiionable media on the new hardrive
<2> Werl^work: the module that supports your controller
<1> Werl^work: that means it failed to detect your drive, which you already know I guess
<5> im a newbie could somebody tell me how to install kwintv on damn samll linux(dsl)
<6> ariel01`: #dsl may be able to
<3> jm_ ya and thats the problem i need to solve
<3> jm_ the strange thing is it almost start debian on another disk where its alredy installed
<7> does anyone know how to add the ssl module after you've built apache 2.2?
<8> Ah, now I am!
<2> Werl^work: what do you mean by almost?
<9> Danieal: #apache would
<7> i'm having trouble building the so file so i can load the module
<7> .s*
<7> .so*
<8> ejabberd in testing is 0.9.1 - in unstable it's 1.0.0 - just wondering whether something is holding 1.0.0 up from reaching testing
<10> How do I apply a patch to a tarball before module-***istant gets to it ? Trying to apply the 2.6.16 compilation fix to shfs, btw.
<2> alephnull_: you need to extract the archive first
<2> alephnull_: btw. yet another patch for shfs?
<3> nn- i guess i need to find something to write in modudle paramters
<1> Werl^work: you should just try a newer kernel
<10> nn-: http://atrey.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~qiq/src/shfs/shfs-0.35/d_entry-2.6.16.diff
<2> i already need two to get it running on 2.6.15
<3> jm_ how?
<1> Werl^work: download Sarge ISO with 2.6.15 kernel
<10> nn-: apply the patch and then make the tar again ?
<2> Werl^work: what do mean by "the system almost works"? is / being mounted or not?
<3> jm_ ya but where do i fin that ?
<1> Werl^work: /msg dpkg sarge 2.6.15
<3> nn- its says something about panic
<2> Werl^work: that's what i meant
<2> Werl^work: probably it fails to mount /
<11> I just installed debian and I'm copying the home directory from the old installation with cp -ax, but I don't get the hidden files. What am I missing?
<1> how did you copy it?
<10> Thanks nn-, it worked.
<12> any idea what that is? /opt/thunderbird/thunderbird-bin: relocation error: /usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0: undefined symbol: gdk_keyval_to
<2> yet a another mandatory patch for shfs..
<9> tarzeau: the gnome folks on irc.gnome.org might know
<12> asg: thanks asking there
<1> tarzeau: it's looking for gdk_keyval_to, but can't find it
<12> jm_: yesterday it worked. what could have went wrong? reboot might solve the problem?
<1> tarzeau: did you upgrade anything?
<12> jm_: debian security updates only
<12> jm_: on 140 other machines no problem, same user, remote x
<9> tarzeau: does libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 exist in /usr/lib still?
<12> jm_: the problem appears in firefox and thunderbird (mozilla homepage binary) ONLY when typing keyboard input
<11> jm_: cp -ax
<1> tarzeau: I have gdk_keyval_name in libgdk-x11-2.0.so
<1> MarcoPau: and after that?
<12> asg: yes it exists
<11> jm_: cp -ax /mnt/home/user/* /home/user/
<13> how can i change only the directory and sub-directory permission to chmod 777 some_directory tree ?
<1> MarcoPau: there's your problem ...
<1> xerophyte: with find
<9> xerophyte: find
<1> find + xargs
<13> thx
<11> jm_: what's wrong with tha?
<11> that*
<12> xerophyte: find . -type d -exec chmod -R 775 {} \;
<12> and for files one usually uses find . -type f -exec chmod -R 664 {} \;
<1> MarcoPau: * doesn't match files starting with ., better use cp -a /mnt/home/user /home/user (but pay attention that it will overwrite your dir too), or run another cp -a /mnt/home/user/.* /home/user/
<12> ok the -R is probably not needed, right?
<14> join #ilha
<15> tarzeau > indeed
<1> yeah don't use -R
<11> jm_: ok thanks!
<16> Hi
<3> jm_ how can i else do the hardrive partionable ?
<17> I've been trying to use some_modes to generate modelines for my xorg conf, but it gives me bad modelines (does not look good on monitor), any other tools I can use for this purpose?
<1> Werl^work: I don't understand that question
<1> Coke: /msg dpkg modelines
<2> Coke: have you already tried xvidtune?
<17> nn-: yeah, whatever I try it's messed up.
<17> nn-: the only way to make my monitor work is to not have any modelines at all.
<17> jm_: dpkg is lazy today
<1> @tell coke -abour modelines
<1> @tell coke -about modelines
<3> jm_ when i gonna install debian on the hardrive i get stuck because it says its not a partionable media
<1> Werl^work: yeah, that's because your hard disks are not detected, try using a newer kernel
<1> Werl^work: cat /proc/partitions will list recognized disks
<18> argh!!!
<19> c
<18> just trying to compile postfix and it cant find db.h!!! :(
<9> Jake_: install one of the many libdbX.Y-dev packages
<17> jm_: of the three sites dpkg gave me, only xtiming actualy calculated modelines that worked.
<1> Coke: Colas generated modelines have always worked for me
<17> jm_: well, this monitor did not like'em.
<18> tanks!
<20> hi
<16> hii
<3> jm_ it accually find one disk and it seems to be that i wanna use. can it be that easy i just have to format it some way first?
<20> I am looking for this kmfl... http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2005/09/msg01161.html
<20> I was curious what is it's status ??
<1> Werl^work: how do you know it found it?
<3> jm_ it was listed on cat /proc/partitions
<1> Coke: some fixed frequency monitor?
<1> Werl^work: is that the disk you want to use? also check what dmesg says about it
<12> !debstats
<21> well, debstats is managed by sussudio, or http://debstats.dontexist.org/
<3> jm_ can i format it from the console
<1> Werl^work: sure, but double check that you won't format wrong disk/partition
<3> jm_ thats the only disk i have in that computer :)
<1> Werl^work: well you may have some other data on it
<3> jm_ its brand new
<1> Werl^work: then go for it I guess
<17> jm_: no. a rather nice one. 1600x1200@100Mhz.
<1> Coke: sounds like a CRT
<3> jm_ what should i type ?
<17> jm_: indeed.
<1> Werl^work: fdisk to partition it
<17> jm_: I'm experimenting with a twin view, my CRT and a plasma widescreen TV.
<1> Coke: and I think you meant @100Hz
<17> jm_: yeah, ofcourse, 100Hz
<17> max is 340Mhz.
<17> dot clock, that is.
<16> Who are you?
<1> very good, my crap 21" CRT at work was only capable of 75Hz
<22> hrm
<17> jm_: yes, modern CRTs are pretty good which is why I haven't switched to flat one yet.
<17> jm_: and cheap. this one cost me around 350 euro. 21" with 1920/1600x1200@100
<17> time to test the new modelines
<1> Coke: hmm my 21" TFT costed about 810EUR
<23> hello guys :)
<1> Coke: repeating now that you have shiny new modeline in use -- hmm my 21" TFT costed about 810EUR
<17> jm_: three cathode tubes?
<1> Coke: no, it's LCD
<17> Oh, yes, that explains it.
<24> I have a piss poor 14 inch lcd at work
<15> jm_ > what's your maximum resolution with that lcd ?
<17> I've seen some rather expensive CRT monitors, 21" triniton for around 900 euros, but they do > 1600x1200 at 120Hz.
<1> AciD: 1600x1200
<17> jm_: that's a pretty awesome LCD then.
<15> hum..
<1> Coke: yeah, it's very nice
<17> The only LCD's I've used had a max of 1152x756 or similar.
<25> HI
<1> it has SVHS input too and can do PiP
<25> I'M BRAZILIAN BOY
<9> !br
<21> Esse canal e apenas em ingles. Por favor, use #debian-br (/j #debian-br) para ajuda em portugues.
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