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<0> Surferdude, install the rpm
<0> Surferdude, modify the .conf file and start the service
<1> i did, made a dhcpd.conf file but it wont start
<0> make sure to not do that on a network w/ another dhcp server running
<1> I'm running on VMWare, on a private network
<0> Surferdude, ok
<1> Its a "cannot bind to address error"
<0> hummm
<0> never done that on a vmware session
<1> it does say in /var/log/messages to make sure there isnt another dhcp server running
<1> Should i try to request a dhcp address to see if another server is running
<0> Surferdude, is there a router on your private network that distributes ip adresses?
<0> Surferdude, sure
<1> Yes, but VMWare completly isolates that
<0> Surferdude, is there anything at vmware's website about this?
<1> I diddnt see anything
<0> hummm
<1> Hm... I'm getting an IP of 192.168.0.29 now
<1> anyone know the path to the dhcp client?
<2> /sbin/dhclient
<1> thanks
<0> which dhclient
<2> alpha255: only works if you're root :-)
<0> ahhh
<0> isn't there a listing of leases in a file somewhere too?
<2> /var/lib/dhcpd
<1> I'm used to debian's dhcp lease sequence...
<3> hi
<0> ahh
<3> can debian be instaled on fat32 ?
<4> pmnox: Fedora can, I think.
<2> pmnox: Maybe you should ask on a debian channel :-)
<0> isn't it the same server on debian and fedora isc?
<2> alpha255: I would think so
<0> internet software consortium
<0> right?
<3> fedorared: thx, I'll check on fedora channel :]
<1> yes, but debian actually shows each step of the lease proccess
<1> like DHCPOFFER on eth0 192.168.2.1
<2> Surferdude: I can see that in my logs
<1> where?
<2> /var/log/messages
<2> Ah, I may have simply changed the debug level on my server though
<2> You can do that in /etc/sysconfig/dhcpd, IIRC
<5> who would an ifcfg file look like if i wanted a virtual ethernet interface with an VLAN id ?
<6> in fc4 how can one change sound volume from shell?
<6> in fc3 there was aumix
<0> alsmix?
<0> alsamix?
<7> kmix is the best one I've found
<0> alsamixer that's it
<1> aha... vmware is acting screwy
<1> i knew it
<6> alsamixer is cli app, i need something that i can put in at
<0> oh
<6> as an alarm clock ;)
<3> fedorared: you said that fedora can be installed on fat32. Do you mean that I can install fedora as single file on fat32?
<8> im tempted to give fedora ago, but i have a question first, fc5 release is getting quite close,but does that mean fedora will stop supporting fc4 within a few months or will support continue for a year or so, and would this support include oackages updates or just security fixes?
<4> pmnox: Actually, it's not such a good idea, there's no Unix permissions.
<4> tuxedup: eventually. http://fedoralegacy.org
<4> tuxedup: probably around FC6t2.
<3> i don't care, i'll be the only person using it
<4> d0gf: amixer
<8> i think i will hold on for fc 5 then, its not too far off, id probobly end up upgrading to that anyway so saves me 8 cd's,. How many cd's will fc5 be on?
<4> 5.
<6> ty fedorared
<9> Fedora Core 5 is 5 CDs no?
<4> Probably. Test 3 is 5.
<1> how strange... a dhcp request is sent out, i get an ACK but no offer
<0> the betas for FC 5 are really nice
<3> fedorared: do you know where can I find information how to do it?
<1> then i just get a random ip
<4> Silly Core maintainer keep adding more stuff.
<10> Edgan: r u still there?
<11> neilthereildeil: yes
<12> crivens! thats a long hostname!
<4> pmnox: trying to recall if anaconda installer allowed installing to fat partitions, and I don't think so.
<13> Anyone know of a Core 4 RPM for wxWidgets 2.6?
<0> fedorared, what fs do you like? xfs, reiser or ext3
<4> ext3 is fine.
<0> that's what i use most of the time too
<0> just wondering ...
<14> I have a .tgz file, I'm logged in an user account but when I extracted the files their owner was listed as being root. Do you know why?
<8> i have a question about the fedora repos and the fedora extras repos, how are updates done are they only bug/securty updates or do they do version updates e.g 1.0 to 1.1?
<4> fromvega: probably because the owner was preserved in the archive.
<4> tuxedup: some of each, usually fixes.
<15> tuxedup, typically there will only be bug/security fixes, no new features.
<15> (in those repos)
<8> do the major apps say OOO, Firefox have major leaps?
<15> tuxedup, no
<15> the cycle for fc is so fast, if you want the latest and greatest you only have to wait 6-7 months anyway
<8> okies thanks
<16> Does anyone here use Kino?
<15> you can install stuff by hand if you want, but that is not recommended
<2> jonez: Actually, there are often upgrades in the core and extras repos
<15> stickster, I did say "typically"
<2> For instance, when OpenOffice.org went from 1.1 -> 2.0
<2> Extras especially, because it's a rolling repo
<16> Actually, let me say something more general.
<16> How do I capture DV over USB?
<16> Kino is IEEE 1394 (firewire) only
<0> aren't most dv cameras 1394 anyway?
<8> do the fedora repos have th kernel source, or do you hve to go to kernel.org to get it?
<0> tuxedup, you can get the srpm
<8> so to use the nvidia install i would have to get the srpm?
<0> tuxedup, install the kernel headers rpm
<11> tuxedup: no, just kernel-devel
<4> tuxedup: http://rpm.livna.org for nvidia video drivers.
<0> let me check
<0> glibc-kernheaders
<11> alpha255: no, kernel-devel
<0> ahhh
<17> how can i play rm files on linux?
<18> i'm trying to install FC4 and when it firsts boot up the installation, it says Attempted to kill init and halts Any reason why?
<0> Edgan, thnx :)
<11> tuxedup: alpha255: and as fedorared said, get them from rpm.livna.org
<0> oh missed that
<8> so liva would package a new rpm for each new kernel that gets released into the repos?
<11> christi: mplayer should be able to do it, but you can get real player for linux too
<11> tuxedup: yes
<0> thank you livna!! :)
<11> alpha255: you mean Anvil :)
<8> okies, sorry about the questions, havent tried fedora yet so I wasnt aware of how things are managed,thanks again
<0> thank you anvil!! :)
<18> Anyone know why i'm getting "kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init!
<17> Edgan: it works, but how do i skip forward?
<11> Nikitis: sounds like a bad kernel install
<17> Edgan: or increase the playing speed
<11> christi: arrow keys
<11> christi: man mplayer
<17> thanks
<18> Edgan: I haven't installed it yet
<19> does anyone use ndiswrapper with fedora
<11> Nikitis: how can you get the error if you haven't installed it yet?
<18> i put the CD in to install it
<11> phantomike: I have before
<18> and that's what came up
<11> Nikitis: ah :)
<11> Nikitis: sure it was a good burn?
<18> well i've tried it on 3 different DVD-R's
<18> and it gives the same thing
<11> Nikitis: You might be running into the cl***ic fc4 problem.
<11> Nikitis: try this
<10> hey Edgan
<18> ok, i'm open
<20> anyone configure fedora for failover router?
<11> Nikitis: at the boot prompt, type asdf<enter> and then hit enter again
<10> i got some more security feqtures working
<11> neilthereildeil: ok
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