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<0> can someone help me get internet connection to work?
<1> ok
<2> zaphands_: http://www.linuxprinting.org/till/printing-tutorial/tut.html
<3> swifff: And possibly a subnet mask, if needed (you can check whether it's already correct with plain "ifconfig")
<3> swifff: As for the gateway, that's configured using the "routes" command. When both are set, you should be able to ping ips.
<1> I did routes
<3> swifff: But names will only work after you also configured /etc/resolv.conf. Well, and if nothing works, the problem lies elsewhere :P
<4> hello
<3> swifff: Like... your router not accepting your machine at all because it didn't get its ip from dhcp or something like that XD
<4> a question: how do I clean up my /dev folder?
<4> and how do I check if udev is workin OK?
<3> pae: you don't usually manage that manually
<1> I have static ip
<5> pae: you don't
<1> no dhcp server
<4> ok, so what do I have to install or configure for it to clean up?
<3> pae: udev should do it for you. The only thing you could do is to disable the udev tarball stuff, if you have that enabled
<3> pae: But... maybe you first tell us why you want to do it?
<6> AC97 is enabled in bios, and i have CONFIG_SND_AC97_CODEC=y and CONFIG_SND_AC97_BUS=y in kernel, yet the card doesn't show up in "lspci" nor /proc/asound/cards :/
<4> Radtoo_: do I really need a hundred tty's, fd0's, hd*'s and onthers in my /dev directory?
<4> *others
<3> pae: yes.
<4> Radtoo_: why?
<3> pae: Because they need to be addressed.
<4> isn't there a config file or sth. for udev that tells it to just make the devices only for the stuff I _really_ have in my bx?
<3> pae: No worries, it doesn't use much disk space, and it's not like you're gonna have to find your files in /dev...
<4> *box
<3> pae: that IS the stuff that is in your box plus the virtual devices needed for ease of access and drivers
<3> pae: I dont know what you expect, but computers and software aren't simple
<4> Radtoo_: I have only two harddrives in my box, so why does it say that I have hdc, hdd, hde, etc.?
<4> also, why don't I have a /dev/mouse?
<7> anybody know when gaim 2.0 is due to go stable, or for that fact if the testing is stable enough to use?
<3> pae: for the mouse, look in /dev/input/
<4> Radtoo_: and what about the hd*-s?
<3> pae: and I dont know why you have extra device nodes for hard disk drives, maybe it's because you have udev /dev tarballing enabled or just because you have a controller with ports for these.
<8> meeseontheleeseq: works for me
<4> Radtoo_: how do I disable tarballing?
<3> pae: /etc/conf.d/rc RC_DEVICE_TARBALL="no"
<3> pae: should be disabled by default though
<4> Radtoo_: do I have to restart my system after that?
<6> AC97 is enabled in bios, and i have CONFIG_SND_AC97_CODEC=y and CONFIG_SND_AC97_BUS=y in kernel, yet the card doesn't show up in "lspci" nor /proc/asound/cards. i've also tried the livecd with similar output
<3> pae: So if it still generates nodes, it's probably because you have controllers for that, although maybe no disks are really connected
<4> Radtoo_: I had it enabled
<3> pae: Hemm... well I'd not restart for something as trivial as that, but I guess it's the easiest way
<3> pae: Restarting udev requires more interaction. :)
<4> Radtoo_: I'll go restart now...
<9> Sithy: And are you sure You *do* have AC'97 on your mobo?
<3> Sithy: so what does show up in lspci?
<6> yess_, yes i am lol, i had it working this morning
<10> hum, another AC'97 user :D
<10> dumdedum...
<6> Radtoo_, all the other stuff ;]
<7> wisp, any crashes or anything, Im hoping for as much stability at least as 1.5
<6> and it works under windows, just tested this instant
<8> meeseontheleese: i haven't had any yet
<3> SmileyG: almost every onboard sound card has been ac97 for about three years now :)
<8> meeseontheleese; been using it for at least a month
<10> Hi guys, im attepting to set up alsa on my machine @: Ultra Nforce chipset with AC'97 snd lol
<3> Sithy: no audio controller at all? 0_o
<10> yeah i know '_
<6> Radtoo_, nope...
<7> wisp, nice, its it just masked my package.mask? like how did you have to unmask it?
<10> it appears in lspci, but im not sure how to set it up, i've tried following hte wiki @ gentoo-wiki.com but it didn't help
<3> Sithy: thats weird. and it did show up earlier?
<8> meeseontheleese: package.unmask ?
<6> http://pastebin.com/596223
<1> near unexpected token (newline) ???
<3> Sithy: (I've seen hacks where the sound card was actually attached to the USB controller - lol)
<6> Radtoo_, i didn't check earlier
<7> wisp, ah ok, good at least it wont take long to unmask it
<1> whats that
<8> meeseontheleese: heh
<11> hi
<6> Radtoo_, ive seen it there in the past though
<6> obviously..
<1> im going to get this if it takes me forever lol
<12> hi all
<3> Sithy: Well, to be honest I don't know then, maybe it's just your kernel not having something enabled needed to detect everything on board
<3> Sithy: Or maybe its broken. Did you recently switch kernels?
<1> hi solemn
<12> my webserver is running gentoo 2005.1, does install 2006.1 do anything other then update packages, or is emerge --sync fine?
<10> just emerge sync solemnwarning
<3> Sithy: ... oh or maybe it's the bios, apm or acpi. There've also been weird problems related to that in thje past. :P
<1> Radtoo_ whats near unexpected token (newline)?
<6> Radtoo_, i've been using 2.6.15-gentoo-r7 since its been out, and as i said earlier even on the livecd it doesnt show up on lspci
<10> and emerge -auD world ;)
<11> <_parte> checking for library containing res_mkquery... no
<11> <_parte> configure: error: Unable to find library containing res_mkquery()
<12> ok
<11> what i can do?
<6> Radtoo_, as i said, ac97 is enabled in bios
<10> Radtoo_, maybe a bios reset .....?
<6> and works under windows..
<10> oh
<10> :o
<1> I typed ifconfig <eth0> up <ip>
<3> swifff: a string was parsed and it was not complete (a newline symbol came too early).
<1> should I add interface??
<13> Hi guys.
<10> swifff, just remove hte < >
<1> o
<10> ifconfig eth0 up
<13> I need help with "sar"
<1> no <>?
<10> they are put there when the thing inside could change
<10> no < >
<3> swifff: Yes, just like the complete example I gave you earlier
<10> it COULD be eth1 if you had lots of net cards
<3> swifff: yes no <> :)
<1> ifconfig etho up ip??
<4> my /dev looks much better now :)
<4> Radtoo_: thanks :)
<3> swifff: yes...
<1> ifconfig interface eth0 ip??
<1> oic
<1> ok
<3> pae: np ^^
<3> Sithy: Maybe the livecd has got a similar kernel? :D
<13> does anyone have experience with 'sar' from app-admin/sysstat
<6> Radtoo_, i doubt it. i've _definately_ seen it on there :/
<6> i just don't get it :/
<3> Sithy: Well, are you sure it was PCI?
<3> Sithy: can you try lshw?
<3> Sithy: oh and is proc mounted nicely? :)
<6> Radtoo_, it's pci and proc mounts np..
<6> im just rebooting
<13> does anyone have experience with 'sar' from package sysstat?
<6> Radtoo_, what's lshw ?
<11> help!!!!
<3> Sithy: Probably the nicest tool to LiSt HardWare on Linux :)
<6> Radtoo_, ok, emerging :)
<13> cheapservers: what's up?
<0> do you know why i get this meessage at boot, Cannot default to dhcp as there is no dhcp module loaded?
<0> when i do modprobe dhcp it says module not foun
<1> its not saving correcly argh >_<
<1> resolv.conf
<3> Sithy: Shows controllers and the attached stuff in a readable fashion, and basically lists all hardware.
<3> Sithy: lspci just lists what is attached to pci, and lsusb just usb... well you get the idea :P
<14> hello
<3> Sithy: But if you're sure it wasn't pci, I can only think of the bios/apm/acpi at fault or a mystical death of that controller. They don't usually just disappear XD
<14> what file to edit if i want to deactivate CAPS-Lock (global or only for X/KDE) ?
<3> conga: no... dhcp is a program, not a module
<15> !seen mbishop
<6> Radtoo_, i have the AC97 under *multimedia
<16> mbishop (n=martin@gentoo/user/mbishop) was last seen changing nicks from mbishop_ on #gentoo 2 days, 16 hours, 27 minutes ago. mbishop is still there.
<17> mbishop was last seen 14 hours, 28 minutes and 27 seconds ago, saying 'blackace: lets try kicking some people and see :D' in #gentoo.
<3> conga: The driver for your network interface card would be a module, maybe
<6> Radtoo_, bear in mind it still works under windows!!lol
<3> Sithy: attached to pci?
<13> !seen DrChandra
<17> DrChandra was last seen 18 hours, 20 minutes and 58 seconds ago, saying 'llucas: It doesn't matter. No linking is done remotely. Only gcc has to run correctly for the given target flags on the compile host.' in #gentoo.
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