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Comments:
<0> blah blah blah
<1> clear
<2> kadigibox: what grade in school ? or how old are you ?
<3> ever seen what happens on a busy network when you use the experimental "reflect" chain in iptables?
<4> Kyuu: haha :)
<4> there is MIRROR target, also
<0> 24. Sr in college
<3> your ISP would eat you alive
<5> Do all irc-servers work with TOR?
<6> And I'm a sr. in high school ... what's wrong with this picture?
<3> mbishop: maybe thats the one i meant :P
<4> gimmulf: yes and no
<7> hytll: no i dont see anything
<5> mbishop: why no?
<4> gimmulf: all work, but a lot of them block tor exit nodes (because of abuse)
<5> mbishop: ahh ok
<8> yubimusubi: the fact that he'll be the administrator of the computers you're using next year. And making 5x what you are. :(
<9> tor?
<4> Gnork: The Onion Router
<7> hytll: lsci shows the card there though
<6> insta: Lol, the truth hurts
<4> mzbot: google Gnork tor
<10> Gnork: http://tor.eff.org/
<0> whats wrong with this picture is that this is MY computer and I did not ask for an opinion what is good or not and what I should do with my computer
<0> safe or not I dont care
<4> kadigibox: good, no stop talking about it :P
<8> kadigibox: you know ... 99% of the spam relays around the world are someone else's computer. They didn't ask anyone's opinion either. Looky there.
<4> now*
<0> I told everyone else to stop talking about it
<11> ok folks, since dbus is clearly b0rked, is removing it and going with supermount instead a decent option?
<12> lirakis: how about rmmod snd_au8820, then modprobe -v snd_au8820
<8> I'll drop it
<12> see if that outputs anything
<3> seannyob: ewwww
<7> hytll: i have onboard sound through the via82xx chipset.. which i setup.. and it "sorta" works... it just plays through the right channel only.. and i tried EVERY mixer setting to try and remedy it.. so i figured i would try different card
<11> or do dbus and hal offer other benefits i'm not aware of
<3> seannyob: how about using "mount" and "fstab" :D
<12> lirakis: did you try alsamixer? that's usually good for me
<11> Kyuu, that's cute. but lame. i want an automounter.
<9> time to check crap :P
<3> lirakis: make sure you unmounted *both* channels
<13> lirakis: what happened when you tried the second card?
<7> hytll: ugg.. it said "FATAL: kernel dosnt have unload support"
<3> seannyob: automounters are weak
<7> yes .. like i said i tried EVERY mixer setting
<12> lirakis: paste the output of dmesg into pastebin
<3> seannyob: and automount in the kernel is nasty
<12> lirakis: what do you mean by "tried"?
<12> unmuted and set to 100%?
<13> haha
<7> i mean i messed with alsamixer/kmix for about an hour and could only get one channel
<11> kyuu--why?
<3> seannyob: its pretty much just a dirty hack
<7> yes unmuted and pegged everything to 100
<12> um
<12> er, hm
<14> sweet my ipv6 workie
<12> lirakis: your speakers work, right?:)
<7> yeah
<7> i tried them on this machine
<4> Oops: you'll be ready when it gets here in 10 years
<4> :P
<15> lirakis, you sure the cable's not loose?
<3> mbishop: neither do i, but some people must spend 10 hours to get something right that takes me 2 sec to type
<14> indeed :P
<7> they work fine.. i also tried front and back jacks on the other box.. both give right channel only
<14> but fun to play with for now
<13> thats a suspicious sound problem
<8> whoa whoa whoa
<13> it just sounds like a hardware issue
<7> marik: of course i checked that
<8> lirakis, you said two machines both give right-only ?
<7> insta: sigh.. no
<16> what are VSZ and RSS in ps ?
<8> reading comprenhension > me
<8> Spelling, too
<14> lirakis@ have u purged ur porn collection?
<9> not a word about my keyboard in the dmesg
<14> anyways *gone*
<14> need to get rest of block working!
<7> Oops: yep i tried that.. watched a few to make sure that it wasnt just a certain video... err.. uh.. yea
<3> shwag: check out the process state codes in "man ps"
<9> Gentoo been buggy with usb devices before?
<12> lirakis: what program are you using to play the sound? (sorry for all the dumb q's, but i'm stumped otherwise)
<16> Kyuu, already tried that.
<7> jevangelo: yeah i dont know if its hardware or driver related.. thats why i just wanted to try a different card
<7> hytll: no these arent dumb.. marik and insta's were dumb
<7> hytll: i tried mplayer, xmms, and skype
<7> the mic doest work either coincidentally
<8> whoa, that's kinda uncalled for lirakis.
<17> hello everyone. /me is /drunk.
<8> Just because I misunderstood you doens't mean it was a dumb question
<12> zeroth404: ^5
<8> Actually, wait, it probably does
<1> how do i add a route to my adapter?
<8> Dammit why do I **** at IRC
<12> i'm sobering up now
<17> hyrll, CTRL+S?
<3> shwag: rss RSS resident set size, the non-swapped physical memory that a task has used (in kiloBytes). (alias rssize, rsz).
<13> hm...
<2> Gnork: then i would try that keyboard in a different computer. and/or try a another keyboard on your keyboard. btw... anyother usb device work ?
<3> shwag: you didnt read very well
<3> chovy: man route
<7> sooo .. anyway.. im trying to get alsaconf to recognize this aureal vortex i had lying around
<17> what does CTRL+S do ??
<9> It worked under Debian, and XP for that matter, on this very box.
<12> lirakis: can you paste the output of dmesg to pastebin?
<7> i recompiled the kernel with it as a module
<9> And strangely enough on the livecd
<7> hytll: .. uh yeah .. hang on.. i have to start x on the other machine
<16> Kyuu, caps search
<3> shwag: huh?
<2> Gnork: lsusb -vv |grep hci what do you have? ehci ohci uhci ?
<16> Kyuu, i was searching for RSS in the man page, not rss, thats why i coulndt find it
<9> iManufacturer 3 Linux 2.6.15-gentoo-r1 ehci_hcd
<2> Gnork: grep -i ehci /usr/src/linux/.config
<7> http://pastebin.com/523346
<9> minor 3 line flood inc :P
<9> CONFIG_USB_EHCI_HCD=y
<9> # CONFIG_USB_EHCI_SPLIT_ISO is not set
<9> # CONFIG_USB_EHCI_ROOT_HUB_TT is not set
<8> LOL
<4> owned
<18> lol
<3> cant count?
<9> :/
<8> pwnt.
<19> So my hard drive is set up like so : hda1: /boot (200m) - hda2: /music (30gb) - hda3: / (8gig) - hda4: swap. I'm planning on killing /music and resizing / to take its place. Is it possible to resize downward like that?
<3> Gnork: yay... its time to learn to count the alphabet!
<2> Gnork: hmmmmmmmmmm i am stumped at the moment.. might need help
<3> Jimferd: 200m /boot??
<19> yeah something like that
<19> Actually I don't know for sure what it is.
<20> Kyuu, maybe he has every kernel ever compiled
<3> Jimferd: wow...
<4> plan on having every kernel ever?
<12> lirakis: are you using alsa through the kernel or portage?
<3> tdr: ever kernel, with initrd
<19> Not particularly, mbishop
<3> tdr: genkernel style
<4> then that's a waste :P
<7> hytll: kernel modules
<19> so, anyway, is it possible to expand them downwards like that?
<19> Well, the bigger waste is the 30 gig /music that's sitting there for no apparant reason.
<3> Jimferd: its not like you cant use it!
<3> Jimferd: just move your /home there
<20> Jimferd, personally, i'd move / over to /music and then wipe out hda3 and resize hda2
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