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<0> dd: reading `/dev/cdrom': Input/output error
<0> Norky, not bootable.
<0> backpocket, no, not bootable
<1> try /dev/hdc
<2> Shikkie, that doesn't necessarily mean that it's not existant. does it work as root ?
<2> and whether or not it's bootable should be a nonissue.
<0> does not work as root
<0> same msg
<3> What's the easiest way to install PHP in FC5?
<4> yum install php
<0> CodyDH, yum install php
<4> OMGWTFBBQ HARD
<2> Shikkie, that's oddish. i'm trying to remember the most common problems...
<3> haha
<3> Shikkie: Do I have to then configure apache, or will it do that?
<5> you know you can make an iso out of files on your hard disk too.. mkisofs -o /tmp/cd.iso /tmp/directory/
<4> CodyDH, it will do it all
<0> backpocket, yea but I'm trying to get an iso for a music cd
<6> You can't take an image of an audio CD that way.
<5> Shikkie, dd if=/dev/cdrom of=cd.iso
<2> you can't mount an audio CD.
<1> lol
<0> ah, well that would explain that :)
<5> you should not mount the cd you're trying to make an ISO of
<2> hai hai.
<2> shouldn't matter if it's mounted or not.
<0> it's not mounted as far as I can tell.
<7> che: second ping
<5> I *think* it does matter.
<5> but not 100% sure.
<8> shouldn't it in principle be possible to write an FS driver to mount audio cd's?
<9> setuid, che went to bed about 2 hours ago
<2> Harms, there's no filesystem to speak of.
<10> Harms, it's been done, but what's the point?
<2> Harms, the best solution i've seen is to simulate something in userspace. i particularly like how konq handles this.
<10> kioslaves are quite useful.
<2> in konqueror, when you "open" a CD, you see folders of media files. copying them or playing them actually rips them from the CD in the background.
<8> CHodapp: it'd allow for a nicer UI where a user could simply see an audio cd as a folder of files, one per track
<5> Shikkie, you can also use k3b to copy the cd
<2> Harms, use konqueror.
<10> Nicer UI?
<8> i hate kde with a p***ion
<10> NICER UI?!?!?
<5> Hating anything with a p***ion is a bad idea.
<11> well dont use it then
<1> lol
<9> hehe
<1> hola f_newton
<2> Harms, you have to admit, this is _one_ thing they got oh so right.
<10> What the hell does a nicer UI for CD players accomplish?
<11> on the other hand loving with a p***ion is grrreat
<11> :)
<8> not really, doesn't belong in the GUI layer
<11> Im well Sonar_Guy
<11> how are you?
<10> Harms, then use FUSE
<12> got it working
<8> never heard of, CHodapp
<5> what was your fix sehh
<2> Harms, it's in a kioslave, it's _slightly_ different.
<1> Good relaxing before I go out to sea for a week.
<10> Filesystem in UserSpace <something>
<12> 'mount' didn't work for me, i had to run /sbin/mount.cifs directly
<5> out to sea? What ya do Sonar_Guy .. oh wait let me guess.........
<2> Sonar_Guy, you've such a sweet job.
<5> sonar operator
<12> no idea why...
<9> Em, he does not
<5> oh you had to call out /sbin ?
<5> that's odd.
<5> oh
<5> <--duh
<1> Em: lol, here in the Bahamas on the 7th floor balcony looking out over the city.
<5> sehh -- try this
<2> sonar_guy that's beautiful.
<12> yes and specify "mount.cifs" instead of just mount (i know that mount should call it, but...)
<5> as root do the same command, but at the end add a comma... ,uid=username
<11> man I dont think I would go on a sub
<1> Not for Sonar_Gal she is home.
<5> where username = standard non root linux name
<5> that will put ownership of the local directory to your regular user
<12> backpocket, i've been root all this time
<2> sonar_guy, you guys aren't together physically at the moment ?
<13> Where can i look up my cpu info
<11> I'd rather they just sent me a picture n let it go at that
<9> Em, not we are not
<1> f_newton: no sub ships!!
<1> Em: nope.
<5> sehh the problem withmounting a share as root is that you won't be able to write to it from your GUI
<11> well thats kewl then
<5> since you're logged in as your standard user
<11> whew
<11> .../
<5> you mounted it as root-----
<12> backpocket, i've used uid= and gid= to specify my user id, so no problem there :)
<5> so to get around that (since mount requires root priveldges) is to add the uid=
<2> sehh is a wiley one.
<5> ah ok. Well then I'll just sit down now.
<9> Em, I need to hire a nanny
<12> also added dir_mode and file_mode
<1> lol
<2> Sonar_Gal, hire me !
<5> dir_mode?
<12> yes, specifies the directory mode
<12> 0755 is what i'm using
<9> hehe
<12> for dir_mode
<5> oh i see
<5> how do you set that
<12> and 0644 for file_mode
<13> Where can i look up my cpu info?
<13> or how
<2> i won't eat your baby. *ahem* not after the _last_ incident.
<1> LOL
<12> file_mode=0644,dir_mode=0755
<13> sup Sonar_Guy!
<5> do u have tos specify the path?
<12> mrrcparish, /proc/cpuinfo
<1> Not much mrrcparish
<11> talk about indigestion Em?
<2> *burp*
<9> Em, That would be fine if they were babies trust me they are little hellions at thier ages
<12> backpocket, no, just the mode, so when the share is mounted, all files and directories get the modes i've specified
<2> Sonar_Gal, do i have to change them ?
<5> sehh, you add that to the mount cmd?
<9> Em no
<2> Sonar_Gal, then we're set
<12> backpocket, yes, similar to the other commands, like username=, gid=, uid=, etc
<9> Em 12g, 11b 9b
<2> joy :D
<5> ah, comma separated.
<5> Ok thank you.
<12> backpocket, try "man mount.cifs" it explains
<14> [root@localhost ~]# /home/samuelp/ts2_client_rc2_2032/setup.sh
<14> Runtime error 230 at 08062D1D
<14> /home/samuelp/ts2_client_rc2_2032/setup.sh: line 19: 3436 Segmentation fault ${SETUPDIR}installer
<5> yea I never used those cmd switches
<12> well, i thank you for the help, you got me on the right track
<5> twas a pleasure
<5> <--loves sharing the wealth of knowledge
<5> I really like this new app "tomboy" -- good note taking app
<14> [root@localhost ~]# /home/samuelp/ts2_client_rc2_2032/setup.sh
<14> Runtime error 230 at 08062D1D
<14> /home/samuelp/ts2_client_rc2_2032/setup.sh: line 19: 3436 Segmentation fault ${SETUPDIR}installer
<15> is there a decent mp3 player with playlist capabilities, that wont get mp3 disabled by fedora?
<5> immute xmms
<16> ok, thi is probably a stupid questions but how do i turn off a firewall?
<5> xmms does it all
<17> I'm kinda partial to amarok myself
<8> immute: you can add mp3 support back in easily, you know
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