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Comments:
<0> stanke: every tried swat?
<1> Is it possible to use qemu or vmware to emulate a REALY windows installation? As in one on an actual filesystem? Not one installed using qemu?
<2> DukGalNamu: never
<0> stanke: dang
<3> thehalio: would i just compile it as a P4?
<4> sloloem uh, explain what you want better
<4> sloloem vmware emulates a PC, so you have a "real" ntfs filesystem etc.
<4> sloloem but it's all contained in a image file
<5> When creating iptables rules, can you comma seperate ports when defining the --dport option?
<1> I have a system that dual boots Gentoo and WinXP, I want to know if it's possible to load that windows installation inside of gentoo
<4> diemos ya, just as a normal P4 with those 2 changes
<0> chdir failed - the server is not configured correctly
<0> anyone know why this would occur?
<1> All the how-to's I've found want me to make a image file somewhere and use the emulator to install windows into it
<6> sloloem: vmware, qemu, xen, etc.
<2> sloloem: it is possible but i think that the loading win xp in vmware in linux will cause in blue screen
<0> ahh nm
<7> genone: ok, smarty pants...after compiling, I get the following: /usr/lib/gcc/x86@64-pc-linux-gnu/3.4.5/../../../../x86_64-pc-linux-gun-bin/ld: gccspec.o: relocation R_X86_64_32 against 'a local symbol' can not be used when making a shared object; recompile with -fPIC gccspec.o: could not read symbols: Bad value collect2: ld returned 1 exit status make: *** [xgc] Error 1 /usr/portage/ecl***/toolchain.ecl***: line 578: /var/tmp/portage/
<7> gcc-3.4.5/work/build/gcc/xgcc: No such file or directory
<1> What about the qemu route? How do I do that?
<8> sloloem: it's theoretically possible, although pointing the emulator at a drive that's already in use is where the probability of problems is
<3> thehalio: what is the large memory module called?
<3> for 1GB+ memory
<9> highmem
<3> ah thx
<1> Yes but how do I actually DO it? Just qemu /dev/hda2 doesn't work
<10> if you have exactly 1gb or RAM you could use the 1g lowmem patch, but meh :P
<1> Also -hda /dev/hda2 gives the same thing
<8> sloloem: that's because you're giving it a partition, not a drive
<6> mzbot: wiki highmem
<11> reisio: http://gentoo-wiki.com/index.php?title=TinyGentoo&curid=4549&diff=59463&oldid=0
<1> Triffid_Hunter, soooo? How do I get this to run?
<8> sloloem: try just hda, being aware that you'll probably need write access to the drive (which is a gaping security hole)
<4> sloloem it wouldn't be that easy, Windows has the setup for your real hardware, those drivers and memory maps etc., wouldn't exactly be a smooth move to an emulated environment
<12> leaving the gent live cd on overnight wont hurt it will it?
<4> sloloem just personal experience taking XP installs from one mobo chipset to another
<6> mzbot: wiki diemos linux memory management
<11> diemos: http://gentoo-wiki.com/FAQ_Linux_Memory_Management
<4> sloloem BSOD's during startup mostly
<1> Mine gets as far as being chainloaded and screams disk read error
<8> sloloem: and as thehailo says, since qemu and vmware emulate their own hardware, windows will act like you've moved the drive to a completely different machine... you'd be best off copying the hardware profile, then deleting all your devices
<8> then booting into linux and trying the emulator
<10> thehailo: especially if you have ACPI enabled on one and not on another (it won't even boot in my experience)
<10> (when you disable acpi in the bios you have to reinstall windows for it to work at all)
<4> TFKyle aye, I remember that from when I had an older PC which gained ACPI from a BIOS update, had to reinstall XP so the machine would turn itself off vs. spitting out "It is safe to shutdown your computer."
<13> hey, i have an onboard ethernet card, that's showing up as 00:0a.0 Bridge: nVidia Corporation CK804 Ethernet Controller (rev a3) anyone know what modules this corresponds to?
<1> Ok so what about killing the existing installation and using qemu to boot the installation CD and then installing back onto the partion I had? Will that have all the issues fixed and allow me to emulate?
<3> woot.. installing
<3> thanks for the help
<14> Forty, is your nic 10/100 or gig?
<15> Forty, use forcedeth
<13> gig
<13> forcedeth?
<13> what is it inthe kernel?
<15> is it nforce 4 motherboard?
<13> m3l3, yea
<0> anyone here running a local rsync server?
<16> DukGalNamu: yeah
<2> Forty: reverse engineered nforce ethernet support
<4> DukGalNamu aye
<15> you can find it in NIC driver section
<10> DukGalNamu: I am
<13> stanke, emerge it? or is it in kernel?
<4> Forty kenrel
<4> if only I could spell
<2> Forty: it's in kernel
<0> blackace: i am trying to sync my laptop with my main system (portage sync) and i get an error unkown module "metadata"
<16> DukGalNamu: pastebin your rsyncd.conf, the rsync command you're using on the server, and your SYNC variable from the laptop's make.conf please.
<17> can anyone here help me with getting my dri set up?
<18> has anyone a clue how to get a registered ebuild for gentoo?
<6> mzbot: gentoo arranon dri howto
<11> arranon: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/dri-howto.xml
<19> What tool will monitor ASN changes?
<6> nostrum: registered ebuild?
<18> like what if I wrote a package and I would like to make and ebuild to share it?
<6> nostrum: bugs.gentoo.org
<18> no
<16> ...yes
<17> mzbot: gotcha. will double check that
<0> blackace: http://sh.nu/p/1986
<13> where is it where is forcedeth in the kernel tree?
<18> mzbot: arranon bot bot
<18> yup
<18> mzbot is a bot?
<13> i'm showing it as divice drivers -> network device support -> Ethernet (10 or 100mbit) -> EISA,VLB,PCI...
<18> no?
<6> si
<8> Forty: / is search, but iirc, device drivers -> network -> 10/100 -> pci -> nvidia reverse engineered
<18> what is syntax for bots again
<18> to get them to spit out a page
<6> where name terms
<10> DukGalNamu: change SYNC to rsync://rogue.ath.cx/gentoo-portage
<6> or just where terms to send to yourself
<10> (I think)
<0> ohhhhh
<13> ah found it
<13> thanks
<0> i will try
<18> anyway, I want to learn how to submit an ebuild to gentoo portage
<6> nostrum: bugs.gentoo.org
<18> noo
<4> nostrum http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/ebuild-submit.xml
<18> k thanks
<20> bximage
<20> arggh..
<6> first line :p "Point your web browser to http://bugs.gentoo.org.";
<2> :D
<4> lol
<18> everyone know what a chatterbot is? kind of like the bots here accept they learn with neural nets, etc.
<6> :p
<18> so i am thinking of making an open source build for gentoo for a chatbot
<16> nostrum: yes, bring one here and watch it learn about being banned.
<18> haha
<16> screen rocks!
<16> dude
<16> :P
<6> heh
<18> not an irc bot
<6> nostrum: get to el pointo :)
<18> just a bot to run in terminal
<18> pointo?
<18> I speek english
<16> engrish?
<6> really?
<6> I figured Latin
<16> atinlay?
<6> haha
<18> Liberate tu te me ex inferis
<18> thats latin
<18> i took latin for years
<18> but no i like english
<16> semper vigilo, fortis, paratus, et fidelis
<0> nostrum: liberate me without interference?
<4> always faithful.
<21> Can someone tell me how I can tell what the hardware clock time is set to?
<6> weni, weeedeee, weeecheee
<18> translation is "Save yourself from hell"... something you say about considering taking latin :)
<18> date?
<18> Jessica1: date
<6> no kidding, my Latin teacher was the antichrist :p
<18> isnt that right?
<14> date tells the system time
<16> Jessica1: hwclock
<21> Nostrum, I don't see an option for the hardware clock setting. That gives the system time.
<18> o
<21> hwclock, that's what I'm looking for.
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