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Comments:
<0> but lsmod shows my sound card driver..
<0> ens1371
<1> why is my hd making such a noise when I am copying a bunch of files to an empty ext2 partition? Is is part of ext2's strategy not to store the files continuously?
<2> why after every reboot my gnome-mixer applet uses OSS, only after alsaconf it works (temporarely)
<3> twiggz: sounds like an OSS driver
<2> one alsaconf helped before but now...
<3> twiggz: alsa drivers have snd- prefix
<4> hi
<0> well, i was mistaken...ens1371 isnt in lsmod
<0> and modprobe doesnt find it
<0> PsychoState:~# modprobe ens1371
<0> modprobe: Can't locate module ens1371
<0> PsychoState:~#
<0> :|
<1> did i already mention that i hate people who say "hello" on irc?
<5> does it matter?
<1> negative
<1> i just want you to know
<3> nn-: why?
<1> cahoot: waste of time
<1> cahoot: and it floods the channel
<3> nn-: sure
<6> nn-: what about people with mention that they hate people who say hello in irc?
<6> s/with/who/
<7> debian installer doesnt get an IP adress from DHCP.. while it should any ideas?
<8> I hate you!
<1> jor: damn those bastards..
<9> retry dhclient herion
<0> ok, this is a ppain in the ***. lol
<3> twiggz: if you want alsa - run alsaconf
<7> i tried with eth0 and eth1 and i ended up doing manually entering everything but it doesnt work :S
<0> i have, twice.
<0> it says no supported card found
<0> which is bull****...lol.
<7> uh...
<10> twiggs: you might need to add a module... there may not be support for your card in the install kernel.
<0> then why does the little kde theme play
<0> when i login to kde?
<10> twiggz: I thought you were talking about a network card, nto a sound card.
<3> twiggz: do you know what alsa module your card should use?
<0> i do believe vector linux and slackware call it snd-ens1371
<3> twiggz: not snd-es1371?
<0> oh ****
<0> you could be right
<0> lol
<0> PsychoState:~# modprobe es1371
<0> PsychoState:~#
<0> you are right
<0> lol
<0> alsa still isnt finding the card though
<11> there is much more to hate about than a simple hello on irc when feelings are a miss
<9> hello, i have issues with acx111 module, it was built outside the kernel tree using instructions on the site. The PCMCIA card isn't turning on.
<3> twiggz: did you modprobe snd-es1371?
<0> PsychoState:~# modprobe snd-es1371
<0> modprobe: Can't locate module snd-es1371
<0> PsychoState:~#
<12> twiggz: that wasnt an alsa module
<7> twiggz dont flood...
<7> but can some one help me set up internet with my debian install?
<3> twiggz: try here: http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=ens1371
<13> http://kwzs.be/lalapaste
<9> Heroin, are you sure your router's DHCP server is working correctly ?
<7> yes iam on my laptop and my sister is aswell, http://harm.kicks-***.org <- if that works my server is online aswell
<7> so it should work
<1> ls
<14> dpkg: ,GPG
<15> somebody said gpg was the GNU Privacy Guard, a free public-key encryption program available , now in main . or http://www.gnupg.org, but apt-get install gnupg
<13> I always do ls instead of /n
<14> dpkg: ,SIGNATURES
<15> i guess signatures is echo 'APT::Get::AllowUnauthenticated "yes";' >> /etc/apt/apt.conf
<9> how can i reinstall safely a module
<14> yes yes, dpkg is really helpfull :D
<16> hi
<16> How do I make sure lm-sensors works on my etch system?
<12> Quibus: run sensors-detect ( if you dont have a thinkpad )
<16> sensors says it can't access procfs/sysfs
<9> is there a way to safely re-install a module ?
<17> run it how root
<12> james__: not really in general, what are you trying to do?
<16> valdyn: udev doesn't load the proper modules?
<9> i would like to re compile acx111 module, diabling usb build
<12> Quibus: nope
<18> ok, i don't know how to configure/build a kernel with sources obtained with apt-get... is it worth learning or just get from kernel.org
<9> i have made a .deb package with my kernel, maybe i can re-install the kernel ?
<12> telpoch: it doesnt work any different than kernel.org kernels
<19> I'm looking to buy a portable usb powered scanner, but I've nevr done scanners under Linux so I don't know what's required. Do scanners support some sort of common interface that means I don't need kernel drivers?
<20> !tell Mnabil about away
<18> valdyn: well, but a whole bunch of folders were created, that's cuz i did apt-get source linux-image-2.6.15-1-amd64-generic
<16> valdyn: thanks!
<18> valdyn: and now i'm lost
<3> zenwryly: epsons are the most likely to work IIRC
<21> zenwryly: most scanner support is done by SANE, they have a list of supported devices
<12> telpoch: that wasnt getting kernel sources but getting sources for a debian package
<12> telpoch: apt-cache search linux-source
<18> valdyn: right... i meant, make the package from it...
<21> zenwryly: http://www.sane-project.org/sane-supported-devices.html
<12> zenwryly: you need a hardware driver in any case
<9> will it be safe to re-install a module if i re-install the compiled & package kernel ?
<9> *packaged
<10> james__: yes, as long as the module matches your kernel version, but you can build in support into the kernel for most devices, and avoid the need for modules.
<19> cahoot, Coweater, valdyn: Great! THanks
<19> Mark Graham <mgraham@mail.ivillage.com> writes:
<19> > I will check with Zettai about standard web-logs.
<19> >
<19> > - Mark
<9> PhotoJim, i don't understand : the module matches the kernel, the module is supported by kernels > 2.6.10, the kernel i have compiled & packaged is 2.6.16
<10> james__: then you should be good, but again, if you put support for the device in question into your newly built kernel, you won't need a module.
<12> james__: binary modules only ever are supposed to used with just the kernel they were compiled against
<18> how can i get the default debian configuration for a kernel ( i want to recompile starting off with what my current image has)
<18> i used to find it i believe in /initrd
<12> telpoch: /boot/config-$(uname -r)
<22> telpoch: it's in /boot
<18> ah!
<9> even building it inside the kernel tree following instructions on http://acx100.sourceforge.net/wiki/ACX, it will make a module
<18> valdyn: cureless TY!
<12> james__: why dont you use the debian packages?
<23> hi i got a question , when you do aptitude purge <package>, only the main package is purged , the dependencies are only uninstall , is there a way to purge everything , main package and deps ?
<12> james__: or just the modules that are part of your kernel already?
<9> i can't find acx debian package
<12> james__: then learn to search ( /msg dpkg search )
<9> i tryed apt-cache search acx
<12> !info acx100-source sid
<12> !info acx100-source sarge
<15> acx100-source: (ACX100/ACX111 wireless network drivers source), section contrib/net, is extra. Version: 20060215-1 (sid), Packaged size: 215 kB, Installed size: 288 kB
<15> acx100-source: (ACX100/ACX111 wireless network drivers source), section contrib/net, is extra. Version: 0.2.0pre8+52-1 (sarge), Packaged size: 340 kB, Installed size: 392 kB
<12> !contrib
<15> hmm... contrib is debian packages that are free, but depend on non-free software To get packages in contrib, lines like deb http://yourmirror/debian/ [testing|stable] main in your /etc/apt/sources.list need 'non-free contrib' on the end.
<18> valdyn: is menuconfig still functional (it's been years since i used this)
<12> telpoch: yes
<9> thank you
<18> valdyn: it's cuz i get this error: make[2]: *** [scripts/kconfig/lxdialog/checklist.o] Error 1
<12> !b-e telpoch
<15> telpoch: Sounds like you need to apt-get install build-essential.
<12> !wayttcak
<18> valdyn: build-essential is already the newest version.
<12> telpoch: tell the complete error and the command you issued that brought that error
<24> is that from xconfig?
<18> valdyn: make menuconfig
<24> telpoch: install libncurses5-dev
<25> Well that's amusing.
<26> any known issues with the unstable tree as per updating? I only seem to be getting one broken package for the last week as far as updates go.
<9> i beleive i need to uninstall the module since i am about to install the package ?
<25> GNOME's dialog for changing the resolution tells me my monitor is running at 1533Hz.
<24> stouset: 1337Hz?
<18> stew: no, that' must be it... (damn i knew that, but since it's been years, thought it had changed)
<18> stew: ty!
<7> lol
<24> AlienX: /msg dpkg bts
<26> stew, cheers
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