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<0> hi there!, I'm using 2.6.16.5 and I've a trouble
<0> I can't mount hda1 (/home), because the system hang up
<0> any idea?
<0> Slackware 10.2
<1> slacky, check if your file system support is in actual kernel, run fschk throw your partition
<0> yes, ReiserFS in both disk
<0> with other kernel no problem; and whith this all is ok except this
<2> hi! i'm looking for a tool to log usb data stream on linux, something like usbsnoop.
<3> haypo: qemu is useful for this
<2> balrog-kun: i don't want to use Windows!
<2> balrog-kun: i would like to dump usb data stream of my mouse
<2> whereas a driver already exist for my mouse :)
<2> i would like to write a tool to do analyse on such data
<2> for a friend who would to do reverse engeniring under Windows
<2> i read something like usbfs which can be my solution. anyone knows something about that?
<3> haypo: i use qemu for this
<3> it emulates a pc and you can connect the usb mouse to the virtual machine and spy on the protocol
<3> you could probably simply modify the linux usb driver to dump the data but qemu is there ready to use
<2> balrog-kun: how do you use it? are you running a linux in qemu?
<3> yep
<3> or whatever os
<2> and where do you connect the sniffer?
<2> is it an existing tool in qemu?
<3> yep, there's a usb-debug option in qemu
<2> looks interesting
<2> but sounds complex for me :)
<3> well, it's easier than anything else, and it's fun :p
<2> lol
<3> qemu can also emulate a usb mouse
<3> (as opposed to proxy your host's usb mouse through libusb)
<4> hi all
<4> is modules.dep generated at system bootup or when the kernel is compiled?
<2> balrog-kun: i found what i was looking for :-)
<2> balrog-kun: usbmon <= module to dump usb trafic
<2> balrog-kun: i just need to recompile Linux with debugfs support :-P
<2> balrog-kun: a Java user interface does exist to display such dumps: http://people.redhat.com/zaitcev/linux/
<2> balrog-kun: project started in 2002 with a student work, Dave Harding
<2> balrog-kun: then a man from Redhat, Zaitcev, wrote a better Linux patch which works as a module. Integrated in Kernel since 2.6.11
<2> => c00l ;)
<5> haypo: better then being disintegrated into the kernel :)
<2> gb: disintegrated? what does it mean?
<2> i'm tired, i need a sleep (it's 4:00 here)
<5> haypo: are you bicycle?
<2> bicycle?
<5> Two Tyred :)
<2> sorry, a don't understand anything
<2> i'm french ...
<2> ... :-P
<2> gb: i understood your dumb joke :-P
<5> haypo: thought you would eventually :P
<5> haypo: How do you make a Frenchman laugh on Monday?
<2> gb: good question
<5> Tell him a joke on Friday :)
<2> gb: we don't work today ;)
<5> haypo: frenchmen work anyday?
<2> it's the easter things
<2> easter monday or something like that
<5> uhuh
<2> i don't have any religion
<2> and sometimes have trouble to understand religions ...
<5> haypo: sure you do, It's called food & sleep
<5> bet you eat & sleep religously everyday :)
<2> ok, i installed my new kernel. reboooot
<6> hey, anyone can tell me how to disable kernel agpgart driver?
<5> miki: Can? Probably;Want too?Probably not :)
<6> so just stay quiet :O
<6> gb is troll :D
<5> miki: I'm sure namecalling will get you all the ***istance you need like all that information you provided in dealing with your issue
<6> u started
<6> and its not namecalling at all
<5> unfortunately your version reply doesn't even give me a kernel version too go on
<5> miki: stop digging your hole before you're too deep too get out
<6> u were digging hole lol
<6> i just pushed u into
<5> miki: Please seek your lamers else where with your mating call
<6> now its namecalling lol
<5> hmm
<5> fixed your hole for you
<5> go dig it elsewhere because it's obvious you cannot be bothered too provide the information needed too resolve your issue
<5> so who you helping ned?
<5> or are you only helpful too people called ned? :)
<5> hmm
<5> ahh nuthin like a preemptive strike :)
<5> _RADIOhead: will your next kernel have preemptive pdp's in it :)
<7> oh yes :) gb is here
<7> gb: dude
<5> gday buddy
<7> ;)
<5> last time I started compiling .4 just after it was released mind you & before the compile had finished .5 was released
<5> maybe it's waiting for me too start compiling again before it releases :)
<5> at least sid's gcc is currently working again
<7> :) try to compile *.17rc1
<5> no thanks :P
<8> Hello, what's the name of the first external scsi cdrom drive ? /dev/sr0 ?
<5> teclo-: depends on the scsi id & even then theres no guarrentees :)
<9> btw, does anyone know of any tools in order to manage the scsi-disk names that the kernel gives to devices?
<9> or does this purely depend on whether the HBA driver asks the kernel for names or not?
<5> czr: too my knowledge scsi names, etc are still a big bone of contention with linus & lots of kernel developers
<5> linus is of the opinion that the name should not care if it's ide, scsi or some other type of device from what I read in the mailing lists
<9> well, I've noticed two ways that hba drivers do it. the simple ones ask the kernel for next available ones, the SAN-ones don't ask anything but have separate (HBA specific) tools in order to export the LUNs. which is pita
<9> the evil HBAs require one to p*** the requires WNN:s as module command line parameters when they're loaded. which is even more pita
<5> yup, it's very much a problem still
<9> ok, thanks for that info though. maybe someday it will be fixed in some sane way
<5> hhahahaha doubtful :)
<9> well, it was 'maybe' :-)
<5> you can dream :)
<9> a stable interface trough sysfs would be nicest. one where you have a 'file' giving all WNN:s that are seen by an HBA and another 'file' that you could write to an select which WNNs are exported into the kernel form the HBA driver
<9> through even
<9> then udev could handle the rest
<9> anyone used vtune on linux btw?
<5> umm wots it sposed too do?
<5> would it be known as anything else?
<9> perf analysis tool from intel
<9> mainly collects data from the CPU perf metric counters and allows one to see what the CPU is doing with bits of code you throw at it
<5> ahh a cpu cycle waster :)
<5> I've used lots of them :)
<5> I avoid them now & just use top
<9> I rather liked vtune back in the days that I was writing asm on windows
<5> eww
<9> but I'm not sure whether the interface for the linux version is something that can be used for usefull stuff or not :-)
<5> asm is bad, but asm in a 32bit extension of a 16bit gui for a 16bit shell on 8bit hardware with a 4bit stack, software written by a 2bit company that cant stand 1bit of competition
<9> an arch that runs 95% of linux systems cannot be all that bad :-). ugly yes, but bad?
<9> cheap might be the word I'd use
<5> the arch aint the issue ere :P
<9> an I thought the 32-> 1bit thing was for windows not ia-32 ;-)
<9> although intel certainly qualifies in the 'can't stand 1 bt of competition'-sector
<5> czr: not my windows :P
<5> my windows are a few mil thick & nice n clear for looking through :P
<5> beats straining bugs with your teeth :P
<9> heh, reminds me of a customer's site where I've spent couple of days now and then. first time I was there they said "you will like it here, we have no windows". their facilities and offices are all underground ;-)
<5> hehehe
<9> it's weird though. one loses all concept of time because of no sunlight
<5> but that had lotsa windows of the gl*** variety with big ponds for keeping things cool
<9> I wasn't let into the more sensitive parts of the complex, but I'm pretty sure my client also has interesting stuff
<9> but it's one of those places where you're not sure whether you're allowed to ask any questions or not :-)
<9> so better not to ask :-)
<5> yup
<9> ewww. vtune for linux comes with eclipse as the gui
<5> let everyone think you're a fool rather then speaking & removing all the doubt :)
<5> dont eclipse make hacksaw blades?
<5> anyhow this aint productive
<9> l8r
<10> How do i see how big my KERNEL timer is. If it's 100HZ or 1000HZ - I have forgotten the command.
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