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<0> hey !
<0> whats wrong with UDP protocol ? why is it possible that a packet can be lost ?
<1> it's possible with any protocol, but in UDP no error will be reported
<0> but with TCP you can resend the packet or reget the packet right ?
<1> yep, with TCP i think it happens automatically
<1> UDP is only potentially less secure
<0> we only send packets containing a string of 15 chars at a time
<0> so if i do this with 500 computers to one destination, its possible that a packet is lost right?
<0> ello ?
<2> any idea whether the ACPI code will work with SiS chipsets in the near future?
<3> hi
<3> http://pastebin.com/542423
<3> what must i do to fix?
<4> how do I remove clflush dts acpi sse2 ss ht tm nx lm from /proc/cpuinfo ?
<5> hmm wonder why this aint fullscreen
<5> must have booted up in the wrong fb res, bugger
<6> I can't find CONFIG_ADVANSYS in the 2.6.16-rc1-mm5 xconfig, and if I add it manually to .config, 'make' removes it.
<6> I got it co compile my removing the BROKEN dependency from Kconfig, though I have my doubts about the wisdom of this move.
<7> hry the newest kernel is static dev out of it now?
<7> I hope not .
<7> I have never had a problem with static dev I hate udev what happened to the greatest thing I liked about linux . chioce. now I feel like I'm back with m$ :(
<6> static dev? You mean old-style with mknod and all?
<6> devfs is pretty much gone.
<6> I think udev is pretty sane.
<7> yeah not that devfs
<7> old-style with mknod and all:0
<7> I hate udev
<7> I have no problem with the old style I don't care if it in the kernel for chioce but its not my chioce.
<7> udev
<7> can't stand it have no need for it
<7> can't stand that annoying rules file. spend days to do something simple etc etc . the if it aint broke don't fix it
<7> that rules file is insane . the first time I tried it I spend days to find out how to right it for my cdrom for example that crap . and even then next time I tried it some thing was changed and the page I used was no use . thats only one thing there was 3 weeks of headaches and things that didn't work the rules file was the icing on the cake .
<7> right/write
<5> oneforall: finished bitching?
<5> oneforall: I hope you appreciate youre ranting is wasted on irc, as many on here are looking for help & have nothing too do with the coding of various kernel routines, if you have an issue/question ask it & those in here will try too ***ist you, a pile of ranting does little too nothing in ***isting you too get help
<7> no I'm just tring to find out if its gone like ppl are saying or are they as usually thinking that static dev.. old-style with mknod and all is devfs. wich its not.
<7> I am totally comfortable with static /dev/ and have no need at all for udev all I'd like is the chioce still left in thekernel to use the one that you comfortable with.
<7> there a page where we can say please keep it in ?then I can tell the others that have givin up they can go thee to
<8> sync gb_ :)
<8> :)
<8> gb_, how ar you dude?
<5> _RADIOhead: any idea on anoption thast will stop ssh dropping a client session?
<5> crap as usual
<8> dropp a client session?
<5> trying too reconfigure ssh so I can use mynotebooks wirelessly again
<8> ahaaa
<5> unfortunately due too the nature of 802.11 only a small timeout is enough too drop an ssh client
<8> well dude do no much about ssh :) , but i`m little bad on english dude do no if i understand you clearly
<5> uhuh no worries, my Australian is possibly painful @ times
<8> aha , and any tip to set timeout
<5> no I'm wanting too disable timeouts completely
<8> aha
<5> so once an ssh session is open & computer is out of range for 9 months, when it returns it picks up where it left off ***umming uptime is not an issue
<5> what would be even better is ssh sessions that remain active after reboots & network outages inside screen :)
<8> :)
<8> it will be perfect haha
<8> gb_, u good on networking
<8> ?
<5> good?
<5> define good
<5> my network functions
<8> gb_, well dude example i have sometimes a problem like this:
<8> i have eth0 with ip 10.10.77.1
<8> so my coowrker sometimes don`t remember his ip 10.10.77.3 and give on winblows my ip then i don`t have a coneciton
<8> so how can i fix that?
<5> _RADIOhead: install and configure a dhcpd
<5> configure it based on hardware addressing so only known network adaptors get an ip & the rest get a useless ip
<5> then those with the useless ip have too submit a form too the bofh via email too get a proper ip with internet connectivity
<5> either that or srtup a seperate subrange far away from the lemmings so they cant h***le you
<5> arrgh -srtup+setup
<8> gb_, on my computer i have dhcpd but this pc mean my coworker pc is conected on mikrotik router and i don`t have access on that router it is not my response
<8> so i can`t configure dhcpd , only i can ask our ****s provider :)
<5> well then you need too bribe/speak nicely too the bofh whose responsability it is :)
<8> thought maybe it is a tip on kernel so he can force router to consider my eth0 with my ip and not other NIC-s
<8> gb_, :) they **** ,. almost ISP here **** as ISP and as a people
<8> :)
<5> no thats not possible
<5> best bet is too setup your dhcpd on the same network so it issues the dumbo's with non conflicting ip's
<8> only my and coworker computer are on router and other pc-s are conected via my machine on eth1
<8> i setup simple dhcpd and NAT, masquerade
<5> or run aDoS on ip's that shouldn't be used so when the messydos gui boxes use them, they fall over :)
<8> :) URL for aDOS :)
<8> ?
<5> Denial of Service use google
<5> typically look for netbios port attack or similar
<8> thx thought u have bookmarked :)
<5> I have no need,I dont have messydos gui users anymore :)
<5> I'm retyred remember :)
<8> :)
<5> & even before I retyred, I ran the network so I had noneed of such toys
<5> typically setting up a flood on any netbios related port directed at your own ip's should be sufficient
<5> and submit a formal complaint too your isp
<5> better yet change serfvice provider
<5> arrgh-f
<8> arrg gb_ :) all are same , just diff people :)
<5> _RADIOhead: nope wrong
<8> :) i`m right belive me
<5> _RADIOhead: maybe you need too change country then :P
<8> gb_, u right :) maybe i can mv 2 au :)
<8> find Jack-Bauer,
<5> _RADIOhead: mind you the isp my bro uses for the dsl sux too, its not restricted too just your country :)
<8> :)
<8> TheBonsai,
<8> gb_, i have 128 down and 8 up bleh
<5> mind you apana is grate,I had access too both ends of the link too do whatever I liked :)
<5> comes in handy sometimes
<9> can i have a logical partition on an extended partition?
<10> isnt that the only way to have logical partitions?
<9> bobbens: so i can have logical partitions on a primary and secondary partitions and also extended partitions?
<8> mgg, u can have primary partition and sure extended (in windows logical)
<10> you can have a four primary partitions and an extended one with up to 127 logicals
<9> wow
<9> kool thanks guys
<5> _RADIOhead: where's mine?
<11> If you know anyone that can help me out please do contact him/her. Thnx! http://www.linuxdevices.com/cgi-bin/board/UltraBoard.pl?Action=ShowPost&Board=sbc&Post=372
<8> gb_, :)
<12> Guys, is it possible to strace the ksoftirqd process
<12> I'm trying to find out what this process is doing or the reason its hogging m*** CPU
<12> ok - you can't strace ksoftirqd as its a child of init, which is protected against strace
<12> is there any techniques for seeing or gaining additional information to why ksoftirqd is eating 1 cpu out of 4 alive at certain points in time
<5> _RADIOhead: I wanted a coffee not a :) :P
<8> oh gb_ sorry (C) :)
<12> I'll take a 7up please
<5> nonono a real one poured in through the keyboard :)
<8> hahahaha
<5> white coffe no milk or sugar :)
<8> no milk no sugar no coffe :)
<5> ahh wot a rip off, I want my money back :)
<8> hahahaha :) nope i will not give your money back hahahahah
<5> hehehe
<5> missed it at 2pm so now I gotta listen at 11pm
<13> heyo
<13> what is the replacement of ide-scsi for dvd players in recent kernels?
<6> ide-cd, I think
<6> works for me(tm), anyway
<13> hmm, is optional or comes with lots of strings attached to new kernel stuff?
<6> probably built in to your kernel.
<6> very standard.
<13> the thing is apparently some of these is not compatible with usb_storage or something
<6> ide-scsi makes ide devices look like scsi devices.
<6> usb_storage uses the usb layer,which is much like scsi.
<6> But I don't think there's any relationship between usb and ide-scsi.
<6> I play DVDs on my ide drive, butn vua an external USB DVD-burner, and use USB-storage separately, with no trouble.
<6> s/butn/burn/
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