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<0> yes, thats my intepretation of how patches work
<0> but I've been wrong before :)
<1> now that i got it patched... :)
<0> so it worked ok now?
<1> well its patched
<1> now i need to compile it i guess
<0> hehehe
<1> hmm
<0> want too borrow my 10lb sledge for much needed percusive maintenance first?
<1> i can copy old config file from /boot/ and put it in /usr/src/linux and name it .config to use it?
<0> nope
<0> well you can, but it will break
<1> whys that?
<0> you need too do a make oldconfig with it
<0> so it can compare the previous kernels configuration options with those of the current kernel & provide a best match
<1> yes, thats what i ment, i can do that?
<0> yup
<0> sorry this notebook is being lagged by dpkg
<1> no worry, your the first that can really help :)
<1> all others are like "too complicated" :D
<0> i'm running it niced too 19 but it's still making a dent in the cpu load
<0> dont say that
<0> you trying too r
<0> uin my reputation?
<1> nono, your ok by all means :)
<0> irssi starts chucking a wobbly when theres insufficient cpu for it & inserts carriage returns for me
<0> bad enough with the ones who idle in here
<0> wonder how bobbens nethacking is going?
<2> hi guys.
<2> i've notice a kernel bug
<2> Every day (maybe more or less) the clock seems to late 10 minutes..
<2> there's is no problem with motherboard batteries because i have the same at the same time with 3 machines.
<2> the prob is:
<2> Apr 5 11:36:23 dune Hangcheck: Using monotonic_clock().
<2> Apr 5 11:36:23 dune intel8x0_measure_ac97_clock: measured 54666 usecs
<2> Apr 5 11:36:23 dune intel8x0: clocking to 46856
<2> seems a bug in clock driver..
<2> Anyone has notice this?
<2> *have
<3> yo
<2> um amigo brasileiro?
<2> :)
<3> Drune: sim
<2> hehe.
<3> Drune: What are you doing here, btw?
<2> i've notice a kernel bug.
<2> with clock.
<3> Drune: What bug?
<2> Every day (maybe more or less) the clock seems to late 10 minutes..
<2> there's is no problem with motherboard batteries because i have the same at the
<2> ops
<2> (bad paste)
<2> *there's is no problem with motherboard batteries because i have the same at the same time with 3 machines.
<3> Drune: I quite didn't get the meaning of the last sentence
<2> ok, clock lates every day - 10 minutes.
<2> that will let me to think that may be a motherboard batteries right?
<0> Drune: thats a known issue, usually linked with using smp
<2> i dont use smp.
<3> Drune: what time is it now in your watch?
<2> gb, there's a lkml discution about that?
<0> Drune: it's not enabled in your kernel at all?
<3> I really mean your WATCH
<2> gb, no. i've a single CPU with PREEMPT kernel.
<2> Apr 5 11:36:23 dune Hangcheck: Using monotonic_clock().
<2> Apr 5 11:36:23 dune intel8x0_measure_ac97_clock: measured 54666 usecs
<2> Apr 5 11:36:23 dune intel8x0: clocking to 46856
<2> at /var/log/messages
<2> MegaByte, 15:39
<3> Drune: uh... where do you live?
<0> MegaByte: please dont use capitals for more then one character in a row
<2> MegaByte, Portugal.
<0> Drune: same
<0> it makes you unreadable
<3> Drune: Yeah, I said it at the wrong channel :P
<2> me? sorry. my english is not perfect.
<3> <3> Portugal
<3> <3> Oh, let me see downstairs
<2> lol
<3> Drune: Ok... it was about 11:39 there and my clock says it's 11:42
<3> Seems ok
<3> gb: You must hate acronyms
<3> Drune: I'm using the latest kernel
<3> 2.6.16.1
<2> me too.
<2> yesterday i've made a ntpdate, and today too
<2> check the time:
<2> drune@dune ~ $ /sbin/hwclock
<0> Drune: if you know it's an issue & you're on the lkml why are you here?
<2> Wed Apr 5 15:34:10 2006 -0.453188 seconds
<2> drune@dune ~ $ date
<2> Wed Apr 5 15:43:15 WEST 2006
<3> bash-3.1$ /sbin/hwclock
<3> Wed 05 Apr 2006 11:45:13 AM BRT -0.394023 seconds
<3> Do I have a bug too?
<2> no. it's right.
<2> mine doesnt. hardware clock is 10 minutes late.
<4> gb: all my good guys die ><
<3> Drune: What exactly is triggering the bug on your kernel?
<3> If it's also the latest stable version?
<0> bobbens: hehe such is life, as is having too tolerate lemmings
<4> i always faint from exhaustion and die ><
<4> especially when lugging around fat human bodies to sacrifice at the altars :P
<0> bobbens: I usually end up doing something stupid like kicking in a shop door, slipping while getting on a horse or not running away when I should
<4> yup, it doesnt tolerate any mistakes
<4> like my 350k game, was attacking too fast missed petrify message and since it was full moon it took 2 full turns for me to become a statue
<0> hehehe
<5> hi... I have to patch files, that I need to apply to the kernel. They overlap at some files, so I need to correct the later patch so i works after the first patch are applied... but I don't get the syntaks. Could anyone help me, or point med to some documentation on that ?
<0> Could?Perhaps;Want too?Probably not.
<5> gb: that's good help
<0> kimrhh: glad you like it :P
<0> bobbens: woohoo computer gave me a human samurai this time :)
<4> gb: dun like lawful :P
<4> chaotic is much nicer :)
<4> no restrictions
<4> gb: You kill the one-eyed one-horned flying purple people eater! got to love hallucinations :)
<0> yeah had a good one yesterday, was using my pet too get all these scrolls
<0> then one of the scrolls punished me with a ball & chain
<4> those are always fun
<4> if you have 25 strength you can kick them and use them as a weapon against things :)
<0> I hear Katherine where I used too camp is under water :)
<4> fun :)
<4> time to get a scuba kit
<6> What would the argument boot=casper do ? I'm trying to setup a LiveDVD and that's the argument it uses for ubuntu.
<0> hmm crappy isp
<0> mkrenz: you'd have too ask the makers of that particular dist
<6> Well, its for a LiveDVD
<6> I'm trying to figure out how the nautopia.net LiveDVD script is working and it puts that argument in the ubuntu grub menu.
<6> :-)
<0> lilo's not let me down too date :)
<0> unlike that rotten game of nethack
<0> it's all bobbens fault
<0> I never used too play it as much till he reminded me it was there
<4> gb: :P i blame you for introducing me to it
<4> and the joys of monsters with blessed scrolls of create monster :)
<0> bobbens: better if it's in a spellbook :)
<0> you can waste your magic points creating one too leave you with none too fight it :)
<4> monsters dont use spellbooks, and the scroll creates like 20 at a time :) much worse the a wand or anything else, especially if you're in an open room. Suddenly you get sorrounded by 20 guys
<4> gb: last game i died creating monsters to sacrifice :)
<0> hehehe
<4> stupid winged gargoyles, do like 30 damage a hit even when you have -10 ac
<0> those rotten water mocc***ins cornered me
<4> quaffing from fountains are we?
<4> if you're a knight you can just jump over them :)
<0> yup :)
<0> ever since you told me bout the genie :P
<4> gb: its really rare, ive gotten 2 whilst been killed by water moc***ins/water demons at least 20 times :)
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