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<0> ^peter^: thanks
<0> ^peter^: found the auto for levels
<1> can someone here help me with ipw2200/fc5?
<0> flaccid: this may be a good start http://www.ces.clemson.edu/linux/fc2-ipw2200.shtml
<2> what is typical performance for glxgears for the open source ati driver's on something like a radeon mobility 9000?
<2> i'm getting 100 fps small size and 10 fps maximized
<2> and i swear my 2d performance ****s
<2> redraws take a long time
<2> can i quantitatively check my 2d performance?
<3> hello, what is the chmod number for -rw-r--r--
<1> pembo13: thats what i used. i just restarted it seemed to have done something
<0> flaccid: good or bad?
<1> device seems to be up now
<1> but not network for eth1
<0> flaccid: now attempt to setup with system-config-netowrk
<0> system-config-network*
<1> yep, i'm just going to manually edit the network script
<0> well that's another way
<1> just because fedora does wrong KEY= and not WIRELESS_ENC_KEY=
<4> hi. How can i upgrade mysql < 4 to mysql 4.1 on FC2 in the most simple way?
<5> mm2000, download the source and compile it
<5> mm2000, oh wait they give u precompiled .. so all u have to do is download and untar
<0> mm2000: i believe mysql.org provides FC2 compatible RPMs
<5> pembo13, rpm will ask for a hellua dependancies i believe. Maybe i am wrong ; dunno
<0> kryptoz: you could be write...
<0> in which case mm2000, i would suggest `yum localinstall <mysql rpm files path>`
<4> pembo13: cant find any rpm mysql4.1
<0> mm2000: i'll have a look
<4> Trying to rebuild the source rpm, but got an error on that.
<4> kryptoz: i am afraid of that also. The deps..
<0> mm2000: i am guessing you do not want version 5.0 ?
<6> hmm im trying to yum update and i get this error:
<6> Error: Missing Dependency: libecal-1.2.so.3 is needed by package evolution
<6> anyone know why that would happen?
<4> pembo13: is 4.1 compatible with 5.0?
<4> I shall load a schema created on 4.1
<0> i don't think all features from 5.0 will work in 4.1..no
<0> but keeping things simple, I would ***ume so, but don't do anything critical based on my say so
<0> mm2000: never mind...what version do you want? if 4.x .. x = ?
<4> 4.1
<4> as i recall there is a major difference in 4.0 and 4.1
<0> as do i
<0> mm2000: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/4.1.html
<0> pick your poison from there
<4> i have already downloaded the srpm from there.
<0> mm2000: the rpms are there too
<4> where?
<0> hm
<0> well there all over that page
<0> Ctrl+F > "rpm" (case insensitive + wrap arpund) in your browser and see for yourself
<4> for enterprise and suse, yes. But nothing for FC
<0> true, but there are some generic rpms which I seem to remember using at some point
<0> quite possible FC2/3
<0> FC follows the linux standard base (i believe) so those RPMS should work..if not...rpm -e at will
<7> Hmm. When Apache 2.2 wants to load the non-existing mod_access.so on a fresh install of FC5, that is a bug regardless of http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/upgrading.html right?
<0> ndim: i would say so
<0> ndim: what are the symptoms?
<7> pembo13: The service just does not start. If I put SELinux in permissive mode, I can actually see the error message that httpd cannot load mod_access.so.
<0> hmm
<0> what /log file does that come in?
<7> No log files.
<0> so..where do you see the error message?
<7> Oh wait, perhaps in permissive mode?
<7> On the console.
<0> hm
<0> interesting
<7> Exactly :)
<0> i have FC5 + Apache - mod_access.so but don't seem to have that problem
<0> and my SELinux is disabled
<0> (machine is mostly a desktop)
<0> mod_access.so doesn't seem to be in any FC repo even
<7> Nope.
<7> It has been replaced by mod_authz_host
<0> ndim: how fresh is this install of yours? I can't find mod_access.so in any of my httpd conf files
<7> in apache 2.2
<0> okay
<7> pembo13: FC5 install of a few weeks ago. Not any test something. The FC5 release.
<2> what file (or command) can i look at to find out my motherboard?
<0> what conf file makes mention of of it?
<0> squeaks: there may not be a tool in FC Core for that..might have to dload one...have you tried googling for "linux+motherboard+information" ?
<2> yea, but i'll try again
<0> what kind of info are you looking for?
<2> chipset, like intel i8** or whatever
<0> hm
<0> ok
<0> squeaks: i'm coming up empty on Google myself
<1> now i am just having trouble with the wep
<0> might want to post this to the mailing list
<0> flaccid: what can i say.... we need an oper wireless network card
<7> pembo13: /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf of course :)
<0> ndim: are you sure?
<1> oper?
<0> ope??
<7> Yes.
<0> oper??
<1> maybe the latest version doesnt use WIRELESS_ENC_KEY
<0> ndim: do `rpm -qf /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf` just to see
<7> pembo13: httpd-2.2.0-5.1.2
<2> pembo13, lspci :)
<0> squeaks: i knew of lspci..didn't realise it gave chipset info
<0> or did you mean embedded devices?
<0> ndim: I too have httpd-2.2.0-5.1.2 but not mention of mod_access.so
<2> eh, i'm not sure, i can just see it uses intel i855
<0> cool
<7> pembo13: Oh.
<0> oh wel
<7> pembo13: I realise what the problem is. I have once run some system-config-foo application to configure apache.
<0> ahh, ok
<7> pembo13: Thanks for the hint. :-)
<0> ndim: well then you can't file a bug report
<7> So let's file a bug against that one.
<0> ndim: you're welcome
<1> rightio fixed now
<1> ty for that page
<1> i had to put the key in a separate file
<0> flaccid: cool
<7> Ah. Of course. That bug is already in bugzilla. You just have to know you need to look for system-config-httpd, not for httpd.
<0> cool cool
<0> ndim: never needed to use that tool myself
<8> I'm having depenency issues - http://rafb.net/paste/results/KI7E6F95.html
<9> hi guys
<0> sean33: hi
<9> to get apache asp support in fc5 do i need to install from source or is there a rpm ?
<9> hi pembo
<0> sean33: remember trying that...as far as I remember you have to install from source, and it was a bit hackish
<0> sean33: i think it was basically a mod which piped the .asp files to a perl interpreter
<0> sean33: but I am pretty sure it doesn't come as in any of the fedora repos
<9> pembo13: right thanks
<0> sean33: no problem
<0> fheiss: do `rpm -qa | grep evolution-data-server` and tell me what you get
<8> evolution-data-server-1.6.1-1.fc5.2
<0> fheiss: have a fast net connection?
<8> yes
<0> okay
<0> do `yum clean a;;`
<0> sorry
<0> do `yum clean all`
<0> then `yum update evolution-data-server`
<7> pembo13: Thanks for walking through that problem with me.
<0> then attempt whatever updating/installing you were doing before
<0> ndim: no problem dude
<8> pembo13: still get the dependency error when I try to update evolution-sata-server
<0> fheiss: could you paste bin the output of just `yum install evolution-data-server` please
<8> install or update?
<8> http://rafb.net/paste/results/lRRT8j91.html
<0> fheiss: update
<0> sorry
<10> Hi guys.
<10> I need to know if anyone knows of a good tutorial...
<10> On how to change the text in the p***word dialog box that XScreenSaver gives you to unlock the workstation when ending the screensaver.
<0> fheiss: and you did the `yum clean all` ?
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