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<0> I don't even have 2GB of memory :D
<1> gigabytes, ok, then you don't need it ;-) there are few apps that really need more
<1> gigabytes, swap :-)
<0> bonsaikitten: ok
<0> but I don't use so big softwares
<0> bonsaikitten: are they something like Oracle or big application servers?
<1> Awesome-o2000, the 640k limit is a leftover from the 8086 and does not really exist in 32-bit apps anyway
<2> bonsaikitten; like cad, huh?
<3> * Cannot find $EPATCH_SOURCE! Value for $EPATCH_SOURCE is:
<3> *
<3> * /usr/portage/dev-lang/php/files/5.1-any/php5-soap_persistence_session.diff
<3> * ( php5-soap_persistence_session.diff )
<4> gcc can use like 10 gb of ram if u throw the right stuff at it ;P
<3> erk, sorry
<1> gigabytes, yes, but then you'd use a 64bit OS and don't care anyway
<3> But what'd I break this time? Anyone got ideas?
<5> I bought the ALi M5283 1x PATA / 2x SATA combination card, of which I will only be using the PATA part. I can't get it to work, I can't find a module for it. Any ideas? Thanks
<6> bonsaikitten, its good to know my OS isnt stuffing my apps in a jar like a kitten :))
<7> michaelk: maybe it isnt supported in linux?
<1> axxel, CAD, rendering, numbercrunching ... I've hit 2,5G once :-)
<0> bonsaikitten: so, what have I to set? 2G/2G ?
<5> rsk, you don't say
<1> Astinus, patch not available
<1> gigabytes, yes, just leave the defaults
<2> bonsaikitten; eeh.. i've got 384.. works good enough.. :P
<3> bonsaikitten: AKA don't upgrade this yet? :p
<0> bonsaikitten: then to access all the 1.5GB of memory I have to enable the highmem, right?
<6> you know, I think its been 3 weeks since I used windows
<5> Congratulations
<1> Astinus, this is a bug as far as I can tell, feel free to abuse bugs.g.o
<1> gigabytes, yes
<8> hello. is it possible to get the ssh client to prompt for a login name, rather than either making a user specify one or using their username on the box?
<1> feh, not as far as I know, it is an unusual option
<0> bonsaikitten: I've read somewhere that If I use the 2G/2G I don't need the HIGHMEM option to access all the ram
<2> Awesome-o2000; if u have started using linux and goes back to windows.. it just doesn't feel good.. ;)
<0> bonsaikitten: is it wrong?
<1> gigabytes, without highmem you can only use ~890M memory, the 2G/2G split is independent of that
<0> ok
<0> thanks
<9> bonsaikitten: are you sure? ive read that too
<0> bonsaikitten: and what is the memory model?
<0> flat or sparse memory
<0> what does it mean?
<1> gigabytes, "flat" I think, unless you intend to do some fancy things on NUMA or SMP machines ;-)
<0> bonsaikitten: ok
<0> but what is the difference?
<1> _theklone, maybe it has changed in recent kernels, but highmem was needed to use more than 1G
<1> gigabytes, there's usually a nice helptext in the kernel options - and I think there's not much difference for you, so don't worry too much
<0> ok
<6> bonsaikitten, its changed - theres a 1g low mem option now
<9> bonsaikitten: i think it has as im using a 3/1 split and have access to my full 1gb without highmem
<1> neat
<1> kernels are always full of surprises :-)
<6> im pretty sure you can thank ck-sources for that, I used to use them specifically for that
<6> he may have gotten it from elsewhere though
<10> I have an old (6 months old) gentoo install, which _was_ amd 32 bit, and I'd like to change to amd dual core.... will 'emerge -u system && emerge -u world' be enough after I cahnge the /etc/make.conf to reflect the new hardware ? (This will be a completely new motherboard, cpu, nic, soundcard, etc)
<0> bonsaikitten: is it safe to set the timer frequency to 1000HZ ?
<1> ohgood, you need a new kernel
<1> gigabytes, usually yes
<11> doing a wargame here... what output should i expect from: command -v level2 nano .p*** ? very new to this :P
<10> bonsaikitten, well of course, after a new kernel is compiled i mean
<6> i set it to 1000 on my server
<1> ohgood, well ... if you want to use 64bit goodness you will have to reinstall
<6> its not like my amd barton is some kind of raging RISC system or even SMP
<1> but for the rest ... you don't even need to recompile I think
<0> bonsaikitten: another thing... I have an HT processor. Can I get real performance improovements by compiling an SMP kernel?
<1> gigabytes, ~10-30% as far as I know, HT is a marketing gimmick
<7> HT should be turned off
<0> rsk: why?
<1> rsk, depends on the applications
<5> Anyone know if the ALi M5283 PCI card is supported on Linux ?
<7> michaelk: download the kernel sources and make menuconfig :)
<12> michaelk you might check the linux hcl..
<0> bonsaikitten: does the register argument option conflicts with nvidia binary X drivers?
<9> michaelk: is that the 2 sata + 1 pata card?
<1> gigabytes, possibly, I don't know
<0> but It is faster, isn't it?
<5> _theklone, That is correct
<5> _theklone, I need the PATA functionality
<9> michaelk: yeh its supported then, i used to use one
<13> hi!
<14> I just noticed my router is blocking some traffic from my gentoo machine. "Blocked incoming ICMP packet from 192.168.0.106 to XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (ICMP type 3)"
<14> Any idea what that is?
<1> gigabytes, oh come on, you have a fast box, the difference between those options should be unnoticeable
<13> when i emerge a package, the digest verification fail, what could I do?
<9> michaelk: theres a module for the sata part and nother for the pata
<5> _theklone, thank god
<1> kavok, most likely a router being smart and dropping broadcasts or something
<5> _theklone, do you know which?
<9> michaelk: CONFIG_BLK_DEV_ALI15X3=y CONFIG_SCSI_SATA_ULI=y
<0> bonsaikitten: yes maybe they are, but I compile a lot of things everyday and I want to tune as much as possible
<5> _theklone, ahh thanks I'll go look
<14> bonsaikitten: There are also other things.. 1 sec
<5> _theklone, In which kernel do you see this?
<14> Dropped TCP packet with invalid flags 0x14 from 192.168.0.106:3802 to ipaddress:59589
<13> when I emerge a package, the digest verification fail, what could I do?
<7> michaelk: what package?
<5> rsk, CONFIG_BLK_DEV_ALI15X3
<15> mazelx, try to change the mirror?
<9> michaelk: support was added in one of the later 2.6 series kernels. my config was using 2.6.13.2
<13> progo: i tried, same problem
<1> mazelx, there's a small chance that you're using an old portage version
<16> mazelx, emerge --digest packagename
<1> mazelx, portage 2.1 with pycrypto <2.0.1-r4 has problems
<13> bonaikitten: i just run emerge --sync, and it doesn't tell me to emerge portage
<15> mazelx, try that anyway
<17> mazelx: Have you tried emerging a different package?
<1> mazelx, ok, then it is most likely the file being evil
<13> AllenJB:yes i tried, no problem for other packages
<13> I just re emerge portage, same problem
<17> samigaru: That's a last resort. You should find out why the digest is failing first. You do that and you could end up with a rootkit on your system.
<13> the package is xextproto
<18> I appear to have horked my system. Any suggestions on how to get this reparied? trombone gcc # emerge -aC =sys-libs/libstdc++-v3
<18> /usr/bin/python: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
<1> mazelx, emerge -upD system <-- that should find all missing updates
<7> crack-attack segfaults and there is no bug in bugs.gentoo.org should i file one?
<5> _theklone, Ah, found it! Thank you, you're a lifesaver
<1> dcorbin, you nuked your system by unmerging gcc 3.x, right?
<19> boot off the live-cd and use the gcc on there to rebuild yer system gcc
<1> is there a gcc on the livecd?
<19> gentoo I ***ume, seeing the emerge
<13> bonsaikitten: I don't understand... I got trouble with the digest verification, why shoul i find the missing updates?
<19> 3.3.4 or something older
<18> bonsaikitten: I did not intentionally unmerge, but I was mucking about with the gcc.
<19> force it with ebuild (package) digest
<1> mazelx, for example pycrypto might be an old version if you don't use emerge -uD
<1> dcorbin, you need either a python binpkg or libstdc++
<18> OK. I have other functionaly gentoo systems. copy libstdc++ should get it going?
<1> dcorbin, most likely yes
<13> bonsaikitten:ok, rsync seems old, could it be the source of the problem?
<1> mazelx, possibly
<18> I'm a bit baffled. Did the structure of /usr/lib change to be "deeper?
<1> hmmm?
<13> ok, i emerge it, then emerge --rsync, and see what's happen.... thanks
<18> I have numerous libstdc++ libraries in /usr/lib, would a symlink be safe?
<1> risky
<20> which is good *.chm file viewer?
<21> ckebabo: xchm
<13> bonsaikitten: didn't work by updating rsync, i run ebuild package digest... works fine now... thanks anyway
<1> ok :-)
<18> Can someone explain to me about why sometimes libraries are looked for in /usr/lib, and sometimes in a sub-dir of /usr/lib?
<18> bonsaikitten: I got emerge running again.
<1> dcorbin, oh good
<22> dcorbin: cuz that's what /etc/ld.so.conf says to do
<13> damn!!! same problem with an other package, still a xorg7 dependency : xcmiscproto
<18> Skunky: OK. Let me ask it differently. When did /usr/lib get less flat?
<23> Ello
<22> dcorbin: about 20 minutes ago.
<13> strange, isnt'it?
<1> mazelx, which version of pycrypto is installed?
<24> dcorbin, $LDSEARCHPATH or something?
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