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<0> Anyone here
<0> ?
<0> I am looking for a way to get my framebuffer to run at a custom resolution of 1280x800 on amd64, is there any way to do so without vesafb-tng
<1> fbset might let you do that
<0> nope it's not swithcing :(
<1> what does it say?
<0> nothing
<0> it goes to the next line and nothing happns
<0> switching consoles doesn't help either
<0> I applied it on fb0
<1> you gave it wrong parameters then
<0> fb /dev/fb0 -xres 1280 -yres 800 -depth 24 -a --now were the parameters I gave
<2> question... let's say i apply patch patch-2.6.16.5.bz2... am i including the other patch-2.6.16.x.bz2 patches?
<3> seelk: no you a patching from 2.6.16 too 1.6.16.5, all the other bugs should be removed
<3> oops -1+2
<3> thats why when you go too kernel org you see some kernel versions with do not use attached too them
<3> they're for patching between main release versions
<3> 2.6.x==x is the main release anything after this is a cumulative patch too the next release & can not be used in conjunction with other cumulative patches
<3> because the all go back too that 2.6.x, at least thats my intepretation of patching
<4> hey guys, could I get help ? After make install I get this message
<4> sh /usr/src/linux-2.6.15/arch/i386/boot/install.sh 2.6.15 arch/i386/boot/bzImage System.map "/boot"
<4> ln: creating symbolic link `/boot/vmlinuz' to `vmlinuz-2.6.15': Operation not permitted
<4> make[1]: *** [install] Error 1
<4> make: *** [install] Error 2
<3> lamer007: no
<4> already figured out , /boot is just 20 Mb fat16 so cant creaty sym link
<3> lamer007: In future if you have an issue don't ask if anyone can help, it's a waste of screenspace & pisses people like me off who read there scrollback when we return
<3> lamer007: Why did you make /boot fat?
<4> gb thats why I put it in one line with explaining when I get problem.
<3> What were you trying too achieve?
<4> because of dual booting
<3> heard of loadlin?
<4> no
<4> one hardrive XP, second harddrive linux, using grub :(
<3> loadlin lets you boot straight too linux from me$$yd0$
<3> so you don't need too worry bout an entry for *nix in your boot menu
<4> will take a look, thanks :-) btw, I just started with linux
<3> especially if your a dualboot wannabe cool *nix person but dont have the balls for it :)
<4> gb, actually I wanted to give up XP, keeping just because of Counter Strike
<3> lamer007: in that case ditch xp & install 98 or similar instead, less dualboot issues
<3> I dualboot, but it's sid/woody :)
<4> :)
<3> thats two versions of debian btw :)
<3> lamer007: regardless of which me$$yd0$ you use you will be safe if you use vfat as your shared area between nix & micro$0ft
<4> I used to dualboot from FC to Gentoo when tried to learn about linux, and then realized dont have computer powerful enough to play CS via wine
<4> gb: the only area I shared is /boot
<3> lamer007: probably not a good area too share "_
<3> :)
<3> I keep boot very small typically under 10meg too avoid issues & make it easy too backup
<4> gb: should have been fat32 but I didnt check out when installing xp and it created fat16 itself
<3> anyway this aint the right place for such issues, this is #kernel after all :)
<4> gb : Ive got it 15, as I checked now
<4> gb: right, anyway Im little bit more clever and educated and thanks for that :)
<5> hello , i am trying to set as module this one OSS Sequencer API but can't.It only goes as option.Is there any way to set it as a module into kernel?Just to modprobe it anytime i want?
<6> I'm using a mini linux distro based on debian,i want to compile my 2.4.26 kernel but make menuconfig and make xconfig fail.could someone tell me how to use make config?
<7> gb: I see what you mean
<3> oh no
<8> :)
<3> why you running such an old kernel :P
<9>
<8> lol
<8> that the embeded linux on my router not my own gd :)
<3> oh no, dont tell me you've taken too hunting Lamers too?
<3> who's router is it then?
<8> gd join #java and please type ~roulette click
<10> All right guys, here's something I'd like to bring to you
<10> isn't it about time that java launched programs show up as different threads
<10> ?
<10> I've had bad experiences of one java program crashing and bringing the others with it
<8> MegaByte, your in the wrong channel to blame on java programs but i guess if a java program behave like you said so the one who codes it is the person to blame :)
<10> y***ine: I tought the effects were kernel-related.
<10> y***ine: It does happen on XP
<10> *doesn'r
<10> *doesn't
<10> y***ine: I guess you've never used java?
<8> no never its a cofee i think right ?
<8> ahh okay its an irland
<8> okay i never been there
<10> heh
<7> I think you need to consult the java-vm developers for that MegaByte
<10> Xteven: I am, right now
<7> ok
<10> they say this is a desirable feature
<10> sigh
<7> by "different threads" do you mean threads or processes ?
<10> Xteven: err... processes, even
<3> In any case this aint #java
<10> gb: It's... not?
<3> MegaByte: don't make me come down there & beat you up :
<10> gb: Are you happy now?
<3> MegaByte: what's happiness got too do with anything?
<10> gb: Aw, look, never mind.
<11> when i'm doing make install in my /usr/src/linux derectory I get a error that it's unable to found lilo, but i've got grub installed and when i go to arch/i386/boot I really see in Makefile some lines about lilo, but nothing about grub
<11> any ideas???
<10> vladimir: Try copying the files manually
<10> vladimir: 1. make modules_install
<10> 2. cp system.map to /boot
<11> I didn't get how to copy initrd? where is it
<10> cp arch/i386/bzImage to /boot
<11> I know that
<11> But I get a kernel panic
<10> vladimir: find . -iname "initrd"
<11> hmmm
<10> Sorry, I don't use initrc
<10> err
<10> initrd
<10> Why do you use it?
<11> And what if it's name initramfs
<11> just to make my kernell lighter
<12> MegaByte, what you did was to find _yet_ another reason why java ****s.
<10> araujo: which one? Developers or the process thing?
<10> vladimir: Well, cut it... it's just not worth it
<10> you do make it lighter
<10> but also slower
<12> MegaByte, java , the language/implementatoion
<11> So hack is to add my filesystems support to kernel?
<10> araujo: If they changed that, just this tiny little bit detail, much more *nix people would use java
<10> vladimir: why not?
<10> vladimir: it's no hack, really
<11> Ok, i'l try...
<10> vladimir: Just add the fs you use in root as builtin
<11> actualy I knew that
<10> vladimir: you can add the other as modules
<12> MegaByte, yeah, *but* , that might take years to change , if it happens at all.
<11> I just was to lazy to recomly it again
<10> vladimir: *sigh*
<10> It'll do you some good and cut some complexity out
<10> araujo: Just because of stubborness
<10> aint that great?
<12> MegaByte, and bureaucracy
<12> that's what usually happens with companies oriented programming languages.
<10> araujo: Heh
<10> araujo: I just don't have time anymore for blabbing
<10> araujo: I have cooler things in my life to do :)
<11> heh, compiling....
<10> araujo: Where are you from?
<12> MegaByte, .ve, you? :-)
<10> .Ve? Venezuela?
<10> Brazil
<12> yeah
<12> Good
<10> araujo: I've recently gave up on computer programming to try some drawing
<12> nice, that's nice
<12> but don't quit programming at all ;-)
<12> MegaByte, and if the only language you have been using is java, i might understand why you wanna definetly quit :-)
<13> clearz0r
<13> eww java
<12> that's what i say :-)
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