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<0> help, nvtv works only with nv drivers ? or works also with nvidia ? nvtv doesn't recornise my 6600 videocards
<1> quick question
<2> flagman: you could try #postfix
<3> no one answer me there
<3> only 4 users there
<2> flagman: then use a more popular MTA
<1> what is architectures? e.g Alpha, Intel X86 ... and how i know which one i have?
<4> znx ola
<3> postfix is popular,i think
<5> I see 149 guys at #postfix
<2> itguy: generally speaking, it's the type of processor your computer has. you probably have something x86 based.
<4> dennis ola cara vc e brasilei
<6> Is there somehow to find out where I got the configuration file for X? I just deleted /etc/X11/xorg.conf and /etc/X11/XF86Config-1 - but X still runs smoothly - how come?
<7> whereis eggdrop.conf in debian
<1> SlayerXP: and how can i check ...please
<8> jeb--: loog in /var/log/Xorg.0.log, there is a line which states which config was taken.
<8> look
<3> what ineed exactly its an example of main.cf with mysql
<2> plasmoduck_: http://packagesdebian.org/
<9> plasmoduck_: read /usr/share/doc/eggdrop/README.Debian
<2> plasmoduck_: http://packages.debian.org/
<6> berzerk. ok!
<5> flagman, there are 149 guys at #postfix
<2> itguy_: try "uname -a"
<9> plasmoduck_: it sould be in /etc/ or /etc/eggdrop
<3> i see just 4users
<3> ?
<2> flagman: maybe they're hiding from you
<3> why im frankenstein?
<8> jeb--: cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep config --> (==) Using config file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf"
<9> jeb--: what version does "X -version" report on the first line of output?
<1> SlayerXP: 2.6.8-2-386 #1
<5> flagman, make sure you enter #postfix
<2> itguy: the "386" bit is the clue. you have a x86 based computer. try "cat /proc/cpuinfo"
<3> im in man
<1> SlayerXP: i know that i have the Intel x86...but this is only because the person help me install debian said download that pkg
<4> oi
<4> o
<4> io
<4> i
<3> and u can't help me?
<9> !ops can you please +q allan__
<10> Hydroxide, bob2, caphuso, dondelelcaro, doogie, eeyore-, ElectricElf, ):, helix, ljlane, LoRez, RichiH, mentor, Netsnipe, TML, walters, xk, gravity, azeem: can you please +q allan__
<2> flagman: you haven't explained your problem clearly and concisely.
<2> or, indeed, at all.
<9> LoRez: thanks
<11> SlayerXP: yeah it's an intel
<11> stew: hey man how are you doing...long time ?
<11> for me
<6> berzerka, stew> It seem to run some automatically generated config file - but thing is that everything works beatifully except that I need to change kbd/keyboard from us to sv - how can I do this?
<3> the problem that i didn't understand the use of the parametre in main.cf
<9> !drxx jeb--
<10> jeb--: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86 [or xserver-xorg if you're using X.org] (as root). If you have edited the X config file by hand, or used some other program like xf86config, ask me about <xmd5>
<9> itguy: i'm well. you? i'm about to go enjoy some of the nice weather we're having in NYC by going for a long bike ride
<11> lucky man ,CA ****s rain everyday man
<6> stew- I know... but isn\t there any direct command to change the keyboard settings?
<3> does anybody here ever use postfix with mysql?
<6> stew/ is it possible to make a dump file of this generated config file that I am running now>?
<9> jeb--: what version does "X -version" report on the first line of output?
<9> itguy: that's not how i remember CA
<6> stew/ 6.9.0
<9> jeb--: "setxkbmap sv" will set it for one session
<6> stew/ thanks! great
<9> jeb--: "cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf" will show you the config its using
<11> stew: i know i don't know whats wrong man...i'm waitting for the sun too
<6> stew/ no, I deleted it....
<12> testing ppc: is install yaboot the last and final step of the installer?
<12> It seemed ready and i selected the monitor resolutions
<11> stew: can u guide me real quick on how i can remote connect to debian from work using xp box
<13> itguy: PuTTy
<9> jeb--: touch /etc/X11/xorg.conf && md5sum /etc/X11/xorg.conf > /var/lib/xfree86/xorg.conf.md5sum && dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
<14> !popcon
<10> i guess popcon is the Debian Popularity contest. See results at http://popcon.debian.org/ or install popularity-contest to participate. do the dpkg-reconfigure -plow popularity-contest right after you answered all debconf stuff
<9> itguy: putty is the best ssh client for windows
<11> !info putty
<10> putty: (Telnet/SSH client for X), section net, is optional. Version: 0.58-3 (sid), Packaged size: 278 kB, Installed size: 616 kB
<11> stew: so i can use the remote desktop in windows and i connect to my debian box
<15> hi all
<6> # setxkbmap sv / Error loading new keyboard description <-- is the message I get
<14> jeb--: xorg, right?
<6> xorg, yeah
<14> jeb--: i'd like to know how to get that working again, too
<12> Now debian wants to erase a partition to install yaboot but i'm moving the harddisk to an old world mac with mac os 9 bootx kernel loader, so has the installation completed and can I shut it down. Or will it configure something after 'select monitor resolutions' and 'install yaboot' ?
<11> stew: <10> Updating debian files... please wait. when i did info putty
<11> stew: should i run apt-get update
<16> jeb--, tarzeau: trying to get swedish keyboard?
<14> digits: no i have de_CH and en
<15> i would like to burn my customized debian system onto a bootcd and have my own bootable distro, can anyone point me in the right direction?
<14> only swedisch thing i'd want are girls
<16> tarzeau: hehe
<6> HALLELUJA! sv_SV didn't work, and neither sw - but sv!!! woho!
<6> thanks all!
<16> jeb--: se_SV
<12> jbaloul: debian testing live cd with installer see kanotix.com on how to customize debian testing
<6> digit: sv funkade fint.
<16> jeb--: ok
<15> dennis_p, thanks man, i will check it out
<17> hi, i want to suspend my notebook, but there is noch file /proc/acpi/sleep
<12> so anyone know is installation/configuration cmomplete afetre kernel install and setting display resolutions, can I shut down now? there is no option to skip the mac bootloader install step and i guess it is ok to turn off computer
<18> what is a good choice to develop aplications in "visual" C++? what IDE should i use? what are the best choices?
<1> exit
<19> c4_: vim or eclipse :)
<19> c4_: oh, maybe visual emacs
<20> c4_: vim is the way
<18> ok
<18> Bucciarati, Gandalfar: and do i get a kde like aplication with that?
<20> c4_: gvim
<18> ok
<21> c4_: Try Code::Blocks and see if you like it.
<18> so, vim-gtk?
<18> ok
<12> or kdevelop
<20> c4_: g is not for gtk
<21> http://www.codeblocks.org/
<18> aa... ok
<22> hi
<22> xD
<23> I'm trying to get debian to boot from a labelled ext2 partition using initramfs. When booting, initramfs fails saying that it was unable to mount the root (labelled) filesystem and drops me into a busybox shell. It noticed there's no "/dev/disk" directory available which should contain "by-label" what could imply that udev isn't running. Now, after waiting for a minute or so the "/dev/disk" directory gets created. What could be wrong? Ho
<23> w can I see where "udev" is hanging?
<24> hi guys
<24> i think nothing :P
<12> c4_: check planetkde.org to see how others are doing it, pick a person and look at their blog history
<25> machuidel: the devices as seen by your initrd are _inside_ that initrd image, udev will hardly be a part in that but started only _after_ the initrd is no longer used
<18> ok
<25> machuidel: iows: udev has nothing to do with your error
<23> valdyn: I'm using initramfs instead of initrd. I get dropped into the initramfs busybox shell and only after waiting for several minutes the "/dev/disk/by-label" node including symbolic links gets created.
<23> the root filesystem is not being mounted
<12> is the debian testing installer ready after it asks what resolutions your display supports?
<25> machuidel: that doesnt imply that /dev/disk/* is needed to boot or that udev has anything to do with your error
<25> dennis_p: you're already past the installer if you saw that question
<23> I need /dev/disk/* because I name my filesystem using labels. Like "root=LABEL=rootfs"
<26> You don't need /dev/disk for that...
<25> dennis_p: the questions is triggered by installing X, which might have been triggered by you selecting certain things in tasksel. The installer is no longer involved though
<27> I know I asked it before but what is the easiest way och getting the kernel sources installed on my system?
<26> apt-get install kernel-source-2.6.8
<28> hello, will there be a problem if i run amd64 on a 64bit p4? ive seen a em64t kernel when i did a search on the debian site.
<12> valdyn: yes i thought so, so i can shut down without hosing the stuff installed to hd and start working on getting the bootloader bootx running
<29> hi all
<25> paotsin: debian/amd64 runs on emt64 cpus, those kernels are more hardware specific than the distro
<23> resiak: then, what do I need for that?
<27> Couldn't find package kernel-source-2.6.8
<29> how do i create an iso file from the command line
<25> dennis_p: yes
<12> thanks
<30> Does anybody know roughtly when /dev/zero was introduced to Unix?
<26> machuidel: Oh, actually, I don't know about using labels in the kernel arguments. Sorry.
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