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<0> vienessewaltzer: ok, ready to set up your grub.conf?
<1> castrox: if you don't install it to the MBR then it won't boot
<2> axs yessir
<1> sorry, Caster
<0> vienessewaltzer: ok: nano /boot/grub/grub.conf
<2> axs there is absolutely nothing in this file
<3> DCC SEND ****youmoreon****YOUMOREON****YOUMOREON****YOUMOREON****YOUMOREON
<0> vienessewaltzer: yep, i'll tell you what to add.
<4> heh
<5> Yay.
<2> axs ok
<6> mother.....
<0> FieldySnuts: hey, you awake?
<5> JViz: connect to freenode on port 8001, to avoid that.
<7> wow, wonder what that was about
<4> Question for all, What can cause block devices from apearing on boot (other then a kernel change) ?
<7> someone's a traditionalist
<4> lilo, its a bug in linksys routers, causes them to crash
<0> splat1: must be new, my linksys router is still going strong... 'course its 5 yrs old
<8> Anyone have any specific models for linsys that are affected, or is it all of them?
<5> the newer ones, apparantly.
<0> vienessewaltzer: ok, first line:
<4> not a clue off the top of my head, that line looks like the linksys one but it may be the nortan bug
<5> it's not norton.
<7> splat1: yes, I know 8)
<4> then it would be the linksys
<5> Netgear, linksys routers.
<0> splashimage=(hd0,1)/grub/splash.xpm.gz
<5> Check bugtraq.
<5> It's IRC NAT Handling.
<7> splat1: I wonder about people who use it though....what goes through their minds ;)
<0> title=Gentoo
<7> splat1: it's not very courteous of them
<9> what else can set a background besides esetterm?
<10> Surprised my netgear is still up...I mean I've had a connect for...A WHOLE 2 DAYS
<0> root (hd0,1)
<4> lilo not a lot go's though there minds
<6> lilo: they're probably 12 yera olds or thier parents didn't pay enough attention.. sigh
<7> splat1: that's why I figure they are freenode newbies, or someone who has not ever gotten over our being a little different from most IRC networks
<0> kernel /kernel-image-2.6.[whatever-your-kernel-image-name-is]
<4> but on the other hand a lot is going though mine, why the hell has my block devices stoped showing after an emerge world :/
<6> sorry i was slow folks, i walk away for 10 minutes and all heck breaks loose.
<7> splat1: I'd like to think they were all 12 years old, but unfortunately, probably not
<7> FieldySnuts: np, we caught it
<7> remember, everybody
<2> axs those are different lines as you typed them right?
<0> vienessewaltzer: yep.
<7> if you got caught by that exploit, disconnect and reconnect to chat.freenode.net port 8001
<11> trevor, bsetroot, fbsetbg
<12> FieldySnuts: why did ou ban moreon?
<2> axs ok got it
<0> vienessewaltzer: did you make your kernel with genkernel?
<12> you.. :/
<7> if you're on an irc network on port 6667 your router is vulnerable to the exploit
<6> [work]ChrisWhite: I don't think that was him.
<13> [work]ChrisWhite: he didn't pay more attention
<14> [work]ChrisWhite: moreon != moreon_
<12> I see
<12> I thought I was missing some joke :p
<2> axs i used the default kernel that the GTK uses
<15> what is this bug with linksys routers?
<14> [work]ChrisWhite: either that or moreon finally lost it completely :)
<2> axs i'm doing a stage three because i'm a noob-fish
<0> vienessewaltzer: uh... you did compile a kernel right?
<12> marienz: I like that reason
<2> axs yeah i'm pretty sure, I went through the installation stuff on the handbook
<11> _AxS_ , there was nothing in /boot yet...
<2> axs on gentoo.org
<0> hijjt: that was because his /boot wasn't mounted...
<12> oh wow, dev-perl/Net-DNS is keywording fun
<0> vienessewaltzer: when you did the kernel stuff, did you do it the genkernel way or the manual way?
<16> be back in 30 mins
<0> vienessewaltzer: both are in the handbook, just wondering which one you did
<7> marienz: yah, one learns to be careful about klines 8)
<7> marienz: I try to check several things 8)
<14> lilo: fortunately we can set forwarding bans if we're in doubt, you don't have that option with klines :)
<7> yah
<2> axs I think i just did it the default way
<7> but with a little careful attention, mostly the problem users stand out
<0> vienessewaltzer: ok, hit '[alt][f2]' for me
<0> then 'ls /mnt/gentoo/boot/kernel*'
<7> they don't really have to get klined, they just need to stop doing it
<2> axs ok
<0> tell me what it says
<6> was probably expecting me to do a /kb moreon , one character away heh...
<2> axs should i select the "run in terminal" checkbox?
<17> how about a "problem user" hostmask?
<0> vienessewaltzer: OH you're in the graphical livecd, i forgot.. ever mind, just open up another xterm window
<17> I so want one
<17> if anyone had said "graphical livecd" when I first started using Gentoo I probably would've walked out
<11> vienessewaltzer, you are actually going to want to do a ls /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot
<2> axs ok the output is /mnt/gentoo/boot/kernel-genkernel-x86-2.6.15-gentoo-r5
<0> cool so you did genkernel.
<4> Question: what can cause names in /dev to change it no hardware has been altered
<2> axs wow...I'm an idiot, I should have been able to tell ya that
<0> vienessewaltzer: do you have an 'initramfs-genkernel-x86-2.6.15-gentoo-r5' as well ?
<2> axs i ran gentoo right when gentoo boots
<18> hello, i am trying to play enemy territory, i've an ati radeon 9200 mobile with the latest ati drivers 8.22.5 and when i start the game and i push intro in order to jump the presentation, the screen freezes and the music continues playing, does anybody know what could be ?
<11> splat1 , udev upgrade, or new modules loading
<2> axs under the ls /mnt/gentoo/boot/kernel* no
<4> hijjt, not touched the kernel and udev is not installed
<6> OKOX: sounds like ati-drivers to me. very screwed up in some games.
<0> take off the 'kernel' part, just ls /mnt/gentoo/boot
<11> splat1, what kernel version is it?
<18> are to new ???
<4> hijjt, all my /dev/hd entrys have moved :/
<11> splat1 , dang
<4> 2.6.... one moment
<2> axs ok i do have a init file now
<18> are the stable ones
<19> is there a way to go from .mo files to .po files (for localization)?
<4> hijjt, 2.6.12-r6
<4> why have they broken :(
<0> vienessewaltzer: right. so back to editing your grub.conf, set the kernel line to 'kernel /kernel-genkernel-x86-2.6.15-gentoo-r5 root=/dev/ram0 real_root=/dev/hda4'
<11> splat1, are you using them at present?
<0> vienessewaltzer: and then add a line 'initrd /imitramfs-genkernel-x86-2.6.15-gentoo-r5' after it
<11> splat1, did they detect? do you have an initrd or are you booting with just a kernel?
<4> yer the drives are there in /dev/disks but the hd entrys have not been made :/
<0> argh. should be 'initramfs' not 'imitramfs'
<11> splat1, and you use devfs?
<4> yep
<0> splat1: what kernel?
<4> no udev support in any of my kernels 2.6.12-r6
<0> oh nm
<20> splat1: Are you on udev or devfsd
<11> splat1, 2.6.12
<2> axs ok it's in there
<4> devfs
<0> vienessewaltzer: ok, add a blank line, then 'title Windows'
<4> I should have no udev refences on the system
<2> axs ok
<11> splat1, ok try a reinstall of devfsd
<11> and restart it
<4> I only have read access to the drive.
<0> vienessewaltzer: what version of windows you got on /dev/hda1?
<0> xp?
<20> splat1: devfsd is better behaved than that - /dev/hdX is fundamental to booting an IDE based system
<2> axs yes
<4> NeddySeagoon, I know, I cant boot ;)
<0> vienessewaltzer: ok, next line:
<11> splat1, do you have a livecd?
<0> rootnoverify (hd0,0)
<4> My kernel get the the reiser fs check and failes when it cant find /dev/hda3
<0> chianloader +1
<4> gets to the^
<0> makeactive
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