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<0> I ***ume if yum doesn't find it, then its probably not among those ~350 ?
<1> well, Filesys::Virtual::Plain isn't packaged
<1> at least not in FE
<0> thx mate, got her licked ;)
<1> Bob-Laptop: the evil typo strikes again!
<2> spot: Would not shock me at all
<1> Ciphex: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/cpanspec
<1> cpanspec is your friend for the missing packages
<2> spot: the truth is we moved some things around and I forgot to double check the new location
<1> BobJensen: it happens
<2> spot: just pulled in the last updates, I hope I don't need luck...but it can't hurt
<3> anyone having troubles with the latest version of amarok, the final 1.4
<3> i cant use any other engine but helix
<3> when i used to select gstreamer
<2> Kalidarn: you building from source?
<3> nope
<3> i installed from the repository
<2> Kalidarn: THE repository? Fedora Extras?
<3> yeah
<3> an official one ;)
<3> ill chekc
<4> BobJensen: i tried the instructions and it didn't work (even the last step) - what is the best way to go about troubleshooting?
<3> Packager: Fedora Project
<2> Kalidarn: did not know the 1.4 had been signed and pushed yet
<3> it has been, in beta 3 for ages
<3> 1.4 final is up now though
<3> http://www.fedoratracker.org/tracker.py?mode=pkgSearchCommit&offset=0&shownum=25&name_regex=1&name=amarok&arch=i386%20noarch&repoVersion=5&repoUnstable=no&actionID=184787&iteration=2
<4> i killed all firefox processes (ps ax | grep firefox; kill process id#s...)
<3> oh there doesnt show the final yet
<4> http://www.java.com/en/download/help/testvm.xml just doesn't show :-(
<3> i had beta 3 installed, and in a system upgrade it replaced it with 1.4 final
<2> Kalidarn: yeah stuck your hand in the cookie jar again I see
<3> aye
<3> the beta worked
<3> i figured the final wouldn't be any different ;)
<2> Kalidarn: file a bug
<2> Kalidarn: check the changelog
<3> im not sure if its me doing something wrong though
<3> :P
<4> i checked to see if there is an audit log:
<4> cat /var/log/audit/audit.log
<4> cat: /var/log/audit/audit.log: No such file or directory
<2> mrspinx: I am sorry i do not use Java here s I will not be of much real help
<2> mrspinx: to have an audit log you need to have the audit package installed and maybe even have auditd running
<3> BobJensen, do you use amarok?
<2> Kalidarn: no I do not
<3> hmm
<2> Kalidarn: I also keep my hands out of the coookie jar
<2> hehehe
<5> fedorared: thx for the link
<3> well i figured the latest 'stable' would be better than some beta
<3> ;)
<4> ah ok, thanks
<2> Kalidarn: yeah an untested final...VS a tested beta....roll the die I guess
<3> '{
<3> :P
<2> sometimes You crap out just like Vegas Baby
<6> hehe
<2> Or AC in Sonar_Gal's case
<6> Bob but I won on the last trip to AC
<2> yeah last trip
<2> LOL
<6> But I didn't spend any money at all
<2> What about the trip before?
<2> did you cover that loss yet?
<2> hehehe
<6> didn't go to AC just went to families
<6> shhh Bob don't tell all my secrets
<2> You can't win if you don't play
<2> that's my rule anyhow
<2> also why i stay out of the casinos here
<6> yeah but gramps handed me 200$ and said have fun
<2> because if I go I am playing
<6> so I started with money that wasn't mine to begin with
<6> Bob but I grew up with the casino's so it's nothing for me not to go gambling.
<7> can you do multiple order bys in sql?
<2> I enjoy the "game" way to much
<7> aka, order by id,name ?
<7> where is here BobJensen
<6> hehe
<2> rjune: Minnesota, St. Cloud, 1 hour NW of Minneapolis
<7> ah
<7> ok, so anybody know about sql?
<5> how do i intall ntfs support?
<5> how do i install ntfs support?
<7> mafioso_ph: get the kernel module from rpm.livna.org
<2> mafioso_ph: http://fedorasolved.org/post-install/
<2> mafioso_ph: http://fedorasolved.org/post-install-solutions/ntfs/ direct link if you don't feel like looking around
<5> BobJensen: No Match for argument: kmod-ntfs
<5> BobJensen: i get that
<2> mafioso_ph: read the "requirements"
<2> mafioso_ph: requirements have a funny way of being... required
<5> this is for read only right? it still doesn't support write....
<2> mafioso_ph: I can't answer that, i ***ume the howto has some text that will explain
<5> i think it's for write only, i've tried this ntfs support before..
<8> I almost have to move into the next room to see this little screen
<2> mafioso_ph: quit thinking and READ so you KNOW
<5> BobJensen: thx for the help
<8> my 20 incher went blooey last weekend
<8> how are you this fine evening BobJensen ?
<7> f_newton: 20 inches? damn women must fear you
<8> lol no theyz out havin good times n Im watchin a 20 inch flat screen
<8> sigh
<6> hello f_newton
<2> f_newton: doing great, will BBL however
<9> I've had a bug in Redhat's Bugzilla on CFS for a couple of months now - how do I escalate it?
<10> Hi Guys.. just wondering if anyone has been able to burn a Dual Layer DVD under linux? I've tried using k3b, but that does not seem to support files larger than 4GB.. Also tried mkisofs and growisofs, and both don't seem to be able to create ISOs larger than 4GB... Any help appreciated!!
<11> PaulWay[w]: probably by buying a support contract and reporting the bug via your support channel
<9> Well, it's for Fedora, really, not Red Hat per se.
<9> joobie: Are you sure the 4GB limit isn't a problem with the filesystem you're making the ISOs on?
<5> joobie: try Nerolinux
<6> night all
<10> ext3
<9> Well, I didn't think there was a 4GB limit in ext3...
<9> Anyway, gotta go, see you all soon.
<12> Hi Room. What's a good GUI-based wireless network detector/connector for Fedora?
<11> NetworkManager?
<12> Doesn't have much of a wireless network detection capability
<11> it doesn't list all networks in range?
<13> wlan***itant...
<12> is this "network-system-config" we're talking about?
<11> no
<12> Oh
<12> K, I'll yum that one up then
<13> KWifiManager
<11> we're talking about that little icon in your Notification Area
<12> I'm usin Gnome
<13> "yum search wifi"
<11> Dulath: yum install NetworkManager-gnome; chkconfig NetworkManager on; chkconfig NetworkManagerDispatcher on; service NetworkManager start; service NetworkManaerDispatcher start
<11> and I think you may have to kill and restart nm-applet, too
<5> how do i 'yum install kmod-ntfs ntfs-kmod-common' without upgrading the kernel?
<14> mafioso_ph: what kernel are you using?
<5> BobJensen-Away: 2.6.16.*.2111
<5> BobJensen-Away: it would be a waste of time to upgrade to 2.6.16.*.2122, i'll have to setup my wifi module again
<14> mafioso_ph: Just a sec, what wifi BTW?
<5> BobJensen-Away: you mean wifi make & model?
<5> BobJensen-Away: i use RT2500 driver module
<14> mafioso_ph: what driver are you using?
<5> BobJensen-Away: i use RT2500 driver module
<14> mafioso_ph: does the yum install command fail to bring in the module for your current kernel?
<14> mafioso_ph: for the ntfs
<5> BobJensen-Away: yum upgrades the kernel to 2.6.16*.2122
<5> BobJensen-Away: yum automatically upgrades & installs the kernel to 2.6.16*.2122
<14> mafioso_ph: try a "yum install kmod-ntfs-\*2.6.16_1.2111\* ntfs-kmod-common"
<5> BobJensen-Away: ok
<14> mafioso_ph: if that does not work I have another idea
<5> BobJensen-Away: i'll notify you if it works or not
<14> mafioso_ph: a "yum install kmod-ntfs-\*$(uname -r) ntfs-kmod-common" might be the better trick
<5> BobJensen-Away: ok
<14> mafioso_ph: I am not sure what you are hiding with the wild card
<5> 2.6.16-1.2111
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