| |
| |
| |
|
Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38
Comments:
<0> It can wash your car but the setup is he!!
<1> CrazyDoode: what makes you install knoppix?
<2> ralpho, send me that wash the car script
<0> lots of hardware needed too
<3> dhr: my model is listed in the page as supported, but I still can't get the resolution to a decent selection
<1> Lights86: then you probably have to select the appropriate monitor
<4> Here's something similar to AngryElf I think... ssh is deathly slow on my network (just a switch) but fast enough with a crossover cable. WHat is the problem? Is it a distance issue? I'm going a little over 100 feet.
<5> so you can easily mount the other partions and edit everything
<1> er
<1> what?
<2> craigb***1976, 100 feet is a limit that I have encountered and I believe is documented for ethernet
<0> add a repeater
<1> misfit_toy: er, i believe it is 100 meters
<2> AntonTakk, really?
<6> craigb***1976: look at the error counts in ifconfig's output?
<2> lol, all this time...
<1> misfit_toy: let me look it up, but I think so
<2> if so I'm cracking up
<7> 100 meters yes.
<8> Yep, I believe it is 100m
<2> LOL
<2> wow
<9> Hello all, v sweet distro :)
<2> good to know
<2> like I ever string anything that long
<2> but still
<7> the standard is a tad more articulated.
<3> AntonTakk: won't work, the OK selection is grayed out
<10> Lights86: what does your Section "Monitor" show as your monitor?
<10> in your xorg.conf file I mean
<4> The computers aren't really that far apart, but the switch is on the other endo of the house in the cellar, so data must go back and forth. That ****s indeed.
<3> MikeC:
<3> "unknown monitor"
<11> craigb***1976, no it's really close, connected through a router/switch
<4> dhr there are never any errors when I ping, and pinging doesn't take as long as ssh at all. It's fairly instant.
<10> Lights86: try running system-config-display to see about changing the monitor or finding one of yours? Or use custom and put in your monitor setings?
<6> Lights86: surely you can manually pick from a list of monitors
<12> codword: Hmm. Maybe you need a BIOS update? Or the second core is disabled in the BIOS?
<11> craigb***1976, eventually it works......but it takes forever
<4> 200ms I think, or in the vicinity
<2> craigb***1976, like REALLY slow or just kinda slow
<3> dhr: no i can't, the OK button is grayed out, the only button that I can press is cancel
<10> what settings you using on your /etc/exports file? What is seting on the client side in your /etc/fstab file?
<1> AngryElf: i had a similar problem, was entirely dns related
<13> trollied: this is not a hardware issue
<13> but thanks for the suggestion
<4> Ssh is really slow. Once I'm logged in, I'm off and running; commands work as soon as they would on the local box. It's waiting for the p***word prompt that takes so long
<1> craigb***1976: ^^ that's the problem i had
<4> Is it DHCP you think?
<10> AntonTakk: prolly so, maybe if his /etc/hosts file had the correct entries he might have better results?
<14> i need help installing a Netgear WG311v3
<4> One of them is a server
<14> i installed ndiswrapper, and the driver for the card, but im lost :(
<1> craigb***1976: no, in my case i had typoed something in a dns zone file
<11> AntonTakk, nothin is DNS, i'm using all ip addresses
<6> 200ms is the time light takes to travel 60,000 kilometers.
<2> craigb***1976, sounds to me like something is searching all over the internet to log into, and it takes a while, I'd listen to AntonTakk
<11> craigb***1976, nothing is DHCP either, everything is static ips
<15> how do I determine what version of xorg I'm running?
<4> I'm not running dns, just dhcp
<1> AngryElf: yes, ssh still tries to use DNS thou
<11> ssh works fine for me
<4> And when I do traceroute, there's only one hop.
<11> just nfs
<4> I also log in when the internet is off (to remove any chance for galavanting signals) and it takes just as long
<10> OnTehProwl: rpm -q xorg-x11 or rpm -qa | grep xorg
<2> craigb***1976, you don't have to be "running" DNS, network cards use it
<1> misfit_toy: no, the programs do, but same diference really
<11> i dont want to go through the h***le of setting up a DNS server for a 3 computer network
<2> AntonTakk, yes
<1> ARP is what the NICs use
<11> there's gotta be something else
<10> AngryElf: check your /etc/exports file on the sever, and your /etc/fstab file on client side
<11> MikeC, they match......it eventually works
<2> AntonTakk, agreed
<10> AngryElf: they may match, but what options are listed in your /etc/fstab though
<11> rw,defaults
<4> I did an ethereal caprute and there were some fishy lines, like protocaols I dind't know were involved that had failed packet sends or receives. I'd have to boot the laptop to see them, and I can probably google to find my answers. Just curious...
<4> Still better than Windows!
<2> what is the ifconfig command to "flushdns" I wonder?
<16> Does RPM store the URL it got a given package from? Even a log file that might have it?
<17> Woosta: no
<8> misfit_toy: service ncsd restart
<8> s/ncsd/nscd
<10> AngryElf: I use a program called dnsmasq that is perfect for small hoem networks, with say a cable/dsl modem or something
<2> Sonar_Guy, cool, I'll try to add that to my brain
<10> http://thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq/doc.html called dnsmasq
<10> I believe fedora extras or one of the other major 3rd party repositories has it already as rpm
<10> AngryElf: btw, why not just have the computer mount the nfs partitions during boot, via the /etc/rc.local file? then it's done and don't have to worry about waiting on it
<11> MikeC, i'm guessing it will still hang
<18> AntonTakk i wanted to say thank you
<18> man its great
<18> i love my lifeee with 2 monitorrrs
<18> loooool
<16> vorojak: now you need four .. that's even better :)
<18> i need three
<18> but by the time i make my boss for the thired time is gonna take even more time
<18> my boss pay*
<16> Nah, three is just annoying :)
<18> why ?
<16> your third monitor is a full monitor away from your primary, and you middle monitor doesn't have any side edges
<18> hehe
<19> or just get a bigger monitor. sometime this year I hope to ditch my 19" CRT for a 24" LCD. i'm going to have to hit my 5yr old 19"er with a hammer to give the wife an excuse..
<20> Hey whats the command to search for where a command is stored i forget...Like if i wanted to find where less sits, i'm sure its /sbin but just curious..Anyone?
<19> Spiderrouter, which less
<20> usr less
<20> so /sbin/usr/less
<19> Spiderrouter, Who's on second?
<20> A User i created
<20> Can you tell me what that command is i forgot ..tried find less or search less..
<10> Welp, time for bed, 2am comes early (almost 8 now)
<19> Spiderrouter, i just did. :) ... "which less"
<10> try locate less
<20> lol i jus wanna know the command to look for it
<20> thats all
<20> ;)
<19> Spiderrouter, which which which
<20> My bad, thanks=)
<10> niter
<10> er nite
<4> join #/bash
<4> what? No bash room?
<21> how can I get totem to play avis and wmps?
<21> FC5...
<22> faker45: get the livna repository installed, remove totem, get totem-xine, that's all
<22> totem-xine is totem with the gstreamer backend replaced by a xine backend
<22> i have to go to bed, good night and good luck
<23> question about jre - is there a open-source one or is that only the java-compiler and run-time env ?
<24> Harms: totem-xine still has the crashing bug ;-)
<19> why use totem-xine vs xine or mplayer itself? i always thought it looked fugly.
<19> faker45, you'll also need to get the mplayer essential codecs
<21> my mplayer can play avis. it was just totem
<19> faker45, so you already got 'em
<25> would anyone know what modules/codecs I need to install to play wmv files?
<19> Shikkie, 4 lines up
<21> zcat: is there a way to make npormal totem play avis?
<19> faker45, dunno
<25> lol, I'm blonde sometimes. I swear. thanks :)
<1> faker45: possibly if you install the codecs from livna
<21> anyone? totem playing wmp>
<0> what causes totem-xine to crash
<21> ralpho, it crashes on startup
<1> ralpho: does xine crash?
<23> strace it
<24> ralpho: bug: http://bugzilla.livna.org/show_bug.cgi?id=823
<21> AntonTakk, what the file name?
<0> I am checking it out
<1> faker45: gstreamer-plugins-something
<1> i think
<26> anyone know why beagle doesnt start at startup regardless of telling it to? (on FC5)
Return to
#fedora
or
Go to some related
logs:
udev fscking slow
#gimp
qt4 lightweight spreadsheet
#css
#lisp
#perl
ubuntu danish setup
getting maximum-integer value in perl
#lisp
HDA amixer: Unable to find simple control
|
|