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<0> I would strongly advise not using via chipsets with linux - the poor handling of the pci bus can cause all sorts of issues
<1> and also this which talks about the earlier one http://forums.viaarena.com/messageview.aspx?catid=28&threadid=68455&enterthread=y
<2> been heard about not using via chipsets for linux.. never been in this situation before
<0> what cpu are you using?
<2> it's a socket 775 celeron 2.4 Ghz
<3> I have a via based laptop, I have all sorts of issues.
<4> that's no surprise
<0> i have to admit to getting most milage from intel chipsets with intel cpus - but other people have found some others to work well too
<4> amd/via == kmart cpu/chipsets ..
<0> lol
<1> Toerkeium: did that help at all?
<4> that's what you buy when you're on food stamps
<0> opsec - possibly unfair on the cpus - opterons take a lot of beating
<2> linuxaddicts, the guy from the first post, got confused and was talking about the vt8231
<4> they're garbage .. i'm sticking by that
<1> ****
<1> sorry
<2> the post from viaarena.com is the one which says about doing a lot of stuffs (install on pata, patch the kernel, move the install to the sata drive), and I am not that familiar with linux to do it
<2> even if I do it and works, I woulnd't trust in it
<0> on my better days a i manage a room full of opteron servers with nary a problem - but each to thier own
<5> Hello all, how can I check which version of Fedora I'm running? I haven't used it for monhts and I kind of forgot which one was installed on my computer.
<2> uman: uname -a
<6> no
<7> cat /etc/fedora-release
<6> it's kernel version
<7> or /etc/redhat-release
<7> I forget which
<5> Thank you.
<7> uname -r shows the kernel version IIRC
<5> WebDragon both /etc/fedora-release and /etc/redhat-release work, thanks.
<2> well.. gonna wait for tomorrow to see if I can change the mb. Thanks a lot for your help guys, very appreciated
<7> one's a symlink to the other, uman
<5> that's what I ***umed.
<7> :-)
<7> I'm not even sure you can GET a full working system with only 232 packages
<8> how can I check which display driver FC5 uses?
<7> cjari: it 'uses' many display drivers
<7> cjari: which one it's 'using' is probably found in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<6> cjari, /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
<7> available, you can browse system-config-display
<6> cat /proc/driver/nvidia/version <-- if you use Nvidia
<7> but if you're looking to set up an ATI or NVIDIA card, then I'd suggest the livna yum repository. http://rpm.livna.org/ which complements the extras repo quite nicely
<9> anyone know where i can download the microsoft core fonts, for use with wine/steam?
<7> pay close attention to the instructions on livna for enabling ati/nvidia because they changed recently
<6> scarn, SF.net
<2> the issue is: what should I buy? I mean, does annyone know how to check if X distro or X kernel version supports NNN chipset?
<2> something I didn't said is, this is the second time I change motherboard, the other one had an similar issue
<2> I am with bad luck
<5> Indeed.
<1> i have never had probs with intel boards
<10> Toerkeium: if you're going with rhas/centos then there is a more formal hardware compatibility matrix
<2> plokta: sorry, what do you mean?
<0> toerkeium: get a motherboard based on one of the more common intel chipsets and should work fine
<10> Toerkeium: http://hardware.redhat.com
<2> thanks a lot, gonna do that then
<2> excellent link ;)
<11> hi all. how to print a process' cpu usage? For example how to know what is the mysql server's cpu usage percent?
<0> type top in console
<11> sixy, I need to print it to stdout as a single value
<0> well how about top | grep mysqld
<0> no that wont work
<0> can you get the pid for the process? if so then top -p [pid] | grep [processname] works
<11> hmm, I don't know the proper terminology in english... I want to print out the average % of the cpu that a process (mysqld) has used since it was started
<11> sixy, will try thanks a lot
<0> no that wont give you the avearge
<12> evening guys
<0> that will only give you a snapshot of he current cpu useage
<12> can anyone mail me the original repos (from stock installation) as for FC5 ?
<12> or maybe ? pastebin.com
<0> i have a feeling there is a way to do this from within mysql but im no mysql expert
<10> DaHood: ps -o pcpu= -p <pid> will also get you a point in time, but you'll have to avg it yourself in any case
<12> anyone?
<11> sixy, I have been through the mysql manual but I could not find such statistic that the mysql server keeps. 'mysqladmin extended-status' does not print anything like that. So, i was wondering if the system keeps any such statistics somewhere...
<12> omg
<12> guys..
<10> mouju: w***up?
<12> i need the original repos for yum (as for FC5)
<10> mouju: I'm on FC4
<0> dahood: the system doesnt keep them - you could write a script to coninuosly sample the cpu useage and average but that script would take a portion of the cpu itself so might not be a great idea
<11> plokta, this was nice, as I intend to call this from another script. What exactly does it show (I m far from expert on top or ps)?
<1> and also
<1> http://www.fedorafaq.org/#installsoftware
<12> uh thanks
<10> DaHood: The point in time %cpu for process <pid>
<11> sixy, plokta : thanks a lot for the info. All this is about monitoring the mysqld's cpu usage with cacti. I'll see what i can do...
<0> plokta's method is better as i think it will have a lower impact on performance - using grep on top isnt terribly efficent
<12> thanks linuxaddicts
<12> later guys
<1> thank Southern_Gentlem
<0> does anyone know what the -sharevts option for X actually does?
<0> its causing issues :/
<10> sixy: I didn't but a quick google suggests it part of how you get multihead to work
<0> yeah but as its causing my multi-seat install to go tits-up i would like to know exactly what it does and googles not being my friend
<12> any of u guys here use Fc5?
<12> anyone?
<13> mouju, just ask your question, a lot of people have fc5
<12> ok
<12> i need the original repos from /etc/yum.repos.d/
<12> can someone tar it and mail it to me?
<3> mouju: it's in the rpm fedora-release
<3> mouju: just get that rpm.
<12> nop
<12> i dont seems to get that
<12> it doesnt include the original ones (extras, fedora-core, fedora-updates...etc)
<3> It does
<12> Foolish: u're on FC5?
<3> Yes
<12> where can i get it
<12> i've lost the whole /etc/yum.repos.d/
<12> can u mail it to me
<3> go to download.fedora.redhat.com, or use yumdownloader
<14> is any one using yum. I never found it working
<13> mouju, http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/core/5/i386/os/Fedora/RPMS/
<12> couf: package name?
<14> apt-get is working perfectly on debenian, but I never saw yum working
<13> mouju, fedora-release
<3> mouju: I told you, fedora-release
<12> brb
<15> how to burn fc5 to cd? with nero
<15> what do i chuse?
<15> is it. burn image to disc?
<0> yes
<15> ok tnx
<15> it says sorry, this is not a valid nero disc image file!
<15> ?
<15> what wrong
<10> sponzor: you have a .iso file ?
<15> i dont know what i have. i downloadet 5 cds from fedora download center.
<15> FC-5-i386-disc1
<15> etc...
<15> to disc5
<15> anybody?
<16> I want to isntall yum, because its a VPS and don't have it. What is the recommend way, RPM?
<7> sponzor: you have to burn an ISO image
<15> i try that but it says that error sorry, this is not a valid nero disc image file!
<17> he was 5 isos
<7> yeah it's not a NERO disc image, it's an ISO disc image
<18> sponzor: you need to select ISO
<18> as the filetype
<17> sponzor, clickrn as imagebu the iso and nero should open and say
<17> sponzor, click on the a iso file nero should open and ask to burn as image
<15> yeah i open it and the bs player opens
<15> :P
<16> I want to isntall yum, because its a VPS and don't have it. What is the recommend way, RPM?
<15> type of file : iso file, opens with: bsplayer
<15> how to corect this? i think this is the problam
<15> problem*
<19> open it inside Nero
<19> JoseBravo: ?
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