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<1> get your money back on such a ****ty quality :)
<2> dont make me jack bauer your ***
<1> jack bauer, wots that?
<1> some lemming thing :P
<3> gb: be carefull with your *** :) an strike will be on you LOL
<3> with 1kbps hahaha
<2> nice
<2> you'll get it in time for christmas 2010
<3> :)
<1> _RADIOhead: I dont have an ***, donkry or even a mule :P
<3> hahahah gb
<3> gb: check your mail :)
<1> mail?
<1> I'm homeless, I get no mail :P
<3> ups neil_m
<3> sorry gb
<1> why for? I'm not, ot sick of paying through the nose for services I wasn't using
<1> thats why I live in the beast on solar power now :)
<3> :P
<3> can i join u haha
<1> _RADIOhead: I like my solitude too compile kernels without interruption from lemmings :)
<3> gb: i have a lot of interrupts :)
<2> heh just got your email _RADIOhead
<3> ;)
<1> wot spam did you send too neil_m ?
<3> gb killer spam LOL
<3> :)
<1> LamerOnLine spam?
<3> yap :)
<1> you kids, you'l never growup too be real bofh's will yuh? :P
<3> ;) we don`t wanna be like you :) :P
<1> :)
<1> no way one of me is enough for any universe
<4> hey chaps. just grabbed hold of 2.6.16.5. is there any where i can see a -changelog-? the one i've seen at kernel.org dont say much
<5> I've changed the defkeymap.kmap.gz for "string F12", but it still sends its original value even after logging out - does anyone know how to fix this?
<1> oh no it's y***ine hide everyone
<6> :)
<6> hi gb
<7> Will an initrd equivelant become part of upstream?
<7> That is, will linux ever become auto-detecting, auto-loading of needed modules, right from the start?
<1> sandman: sure. about the same time lemmings get a clue & stop expecting linux too be a one size fits all type software that crashes on a regular basis because it guesses badly quite often on what the users needs are
<1> A well configured box does load all the appropriate modules when they are needed
<1> If you want something that loads modules on the fly like that there are already a number of dists that comply, knoppix comes too mind :)
<1> it still took the dist creator a lot of time too get it too work like that which requires configuration by sumone sumwhere
<1> hmm supriding such a question would come from an irssi user :)
<1> arrgh
<7> I'm aware of that.
<7> However, one must (from what I've seen) build ATA drivers for the system into the kernel.
<7> I was just wondering if it's possible for it to be built as a module, as loaded @ boot
<1> sandman: yes it is possible & there are multiple ways too do it
<1> if you build an initrd kernel you can load it from the initrd
<1> or you can place your module in /etc/modules which will load it after init comes up
<1> or you can build a seperate script too load modules & run daemons ***iciated with it in /etc/init.d/whatever you want the script called so you can only load the module in certain runlevels
<1> there are otherways too do it too
<1> each way has it's pros & cons
<1> biggest issue with loading a module before init starts is the amount of memory it hogs
<1> but for loading / it's the only way too do it
<1> so the best way for you depends on what you are trying too achieve & why
<1> sandman: anything else?
<1> guess not
<8> hi, I got some problem install compiled kernel
<1> of course you do
<8> I got a kernel panic
<1> of course you do
<1> place your panic & kernel version in a search engine & go from there
<8> kernel is 2.6.16.1
<1> when you figure out what you did wrong come back & tell us all
<8> I compiled it successfully. But it crashed in the beginning
<1> wy: based on what you've told me, what do you want me too tell you?
<8> If I figured out what I did wrong, I needn't go here
<8> based on what you've told me, you are a bot
<1> are you trolling?
<1> must have been a troll
<1> bzh??
<1> Where?
<9> yup n it's about too happen again
<10> hi all, I am running kernel-2.6.15-gentoo from the livecd
<10> and as soon as I run modprobe powernow-k8 it tells me losing to many ticks
<10> and it aborts
<10> how can I solve this?
<9> olgask in the relevant channel too bein with, this is not #gentoo
<9> freaking trolls
<11> hello, anyone here?
<12> Hello! I need IPC that: 1) it can communicate non-related proccesses 2) server can check UID\GID of user who owns proccess 3) it must p*** messages
<12> Can you advice me one? I was thinking of UNIX Domain Sockets..
<13> Hi
<13> I hope that someone can please answer my question, since I am expirencing this weird behavior for a long time and it drive me nuts
<13> I have a Dell D610 laptop here, hdd is a pata drive connected to sata ICH6 controller
<13> it doesn't run in ahaci mode (no way to change it in BIOS), I have to use Intel PII SATA driver
<13> problem is that each drive access makes my CPU usage jumps
<14> good evening
<13> when copying some big file I can see that it takes about 15% of cpu, although it feels like it takes much more.
<15> hi there
<15> can anybody help me out with a DM-CRYPT issue?
<15> I'm trying to use LUKS with a usb key as a user, and I'm having issues with dm-crypt
<15> stracing the process I've noticed this:
<15> ioctl(3, DM_VERSION, 0x80bb108) = -1 EACCES (Permission denied)
<15> cant find out what it is about...
<16> I am trying to install kernel modules and this is what I get I know very little about this stuff so yeah: http://pastebin.com/660183
<17> Hello, I have started out on kernel programming and have written a small chunk of code in a file in the crypto dir, now how do i ensure that this code compiles? I mean how do i handle the make files, what are the changes that i would have to bring in?
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