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<0> can anyone could help me add agpgart support to my chipset?
<1> blah lemmings
<2> can anyone explian me a couple things about this : http://xrl.us/j5qu
<3> is there a C program out there which will simply reboot the machine, no shut down scripts, nada.. just a kernel call equivelant to an instant shutdown -r now ?
<1> bah friggin morons the ask questions n leave
<1> least it didn't ask if it could ask a question first :)
<4> yeah, but still
<4> its silly
<1> not as silly as this bobbens guy in here last night :P
<4> man you like to version everyone
<4> yes i am a bad person using x-chat :P
<1> Why you running that old thing ?
<1> nah was curious bout your kernel version
<1> yes xcrap users outa be shot :)
<4> whats wrong with my kernel? :P
<1> mm lets see
<4> i just dont know how to copy paste with irssi / screen yet :P
<1> dont killall -9 your init, dont want you too disconnect me :)
<4> heh
<4> meh way to cut down your version message
<4> fine ill read the 2.6.15.4 changelong :P
<1> hehe this thing runs 2.4
<1> Linux bob 2.4.18 #7 Sat Aug 13 10:00:06 WST 2005 i586 GNU/Linux
<1> 14:18:57 up 41 days, 21:25, 27 users, load average: 0.02, 0.09, 0.22
<4> and an old 2.4 at that
<1> yup :)
<1> only one that will work on it too date
<1> everything else hangs at boot cause of the crappy bios
<1> or boots n then panics
<1> one day I'll figure out what causes both n build a more recent kernel for it, not today
<4> heh
<4> i still cant get my 586's bios to boot up with cdrom or floppy
<4> you running woody on that box?
<1> yup
<1> & sid/woody on the PIII
<1> alrthough it hasn't booted into woody in over 12 months
<4> woody is pretty old
<4> it was really old when sarge was testing
<1> yup, but why fix it if it aint broke?
<4> agreed :)
<4> especially if its an old machine
<4> like 686 >
<4> gotta be careful with those
<1> oh this aint old, im certain it was the latest thing avail when noah used it for counting the animals
<4> heh
<4> btw what exploit are you referring to?
<4> nothing in 2.6.15-4, maybe -3?
<1> exploit? so many you'll have too be more specific :)
<4> lol you're messing with me :P
<1> where?
<4> last *BAD* security hole in kernel i remember was 2.6.13 something
<1> dont tell me you've taken too hunting lamers using their mating call too?
<4> heh
<1> you'd be suprised the number of lemmings who will reboot their system/shut it diwn if they think your insude it :)
<4> lol
<4> i just type who
<4> and see youa rent there
<1> Where?
<4> my box :P
<1> no the Lamer?
<1> you keep calling out LamerOnLine
<1> trying too attract the mirc lusers obviously :)
<4> what do you mean by that?
<1> lol==LamerOnLine
<4> heh
<4> man i spend too much time in fluxbox
<1> you never hung out in #debian have you?
<4> i am there
<4> but dont look at it too much
<4> i used to alot more
<1> oh then you should know it :P
<4> dpkg knows all :)
<4> i just spend too much time in fluxbox
<1> same, got too busy with lemmings so I no longer bother with it
<4> you gotta be very robust to handle #debian
<4> especially with all the people that come in with problems, and after a few minutes of him saying stupid things you realize he's running ubuntu
<1> nah not really, just ignore 90% of what the lemmings say
<4> 90% of the lemmings are using ubuntu
<4> and the only 9% dont know how to reconfigu<intgr> Hi. http://kernel.xc.net/html/linux-2.6.6/x86_64/I8XX_TCO <-- Is this a joke, or does the TCO timer really stand for "Total Cost of Ownership"? :)
<5> what is I/O Controller Hub?
<5> what for it is?
<1> mm an ip6 user who is clueless about dns
<1> zarathushtra: in relation too what? Where are you reading I/O controller hub from?
<6> can anybody suggest me a good channel to ask queries about multipath-tools compilation?
<5> I/O Controller Hub family??
<1> _root_: probably here if you can be bothered providing some information on what you are trying too achieve
<1> zarathushtra: repeating the same thing over & over will not get you an answer
<1> there are many I/O controllers in the kernel & knowing which area you are referring too goes a long way too helping you
<6> gb: getting "dereferencing pointer" errors when compiling multipath-tools. any idea?
<1> _root_: what gcc version?
<6> gcc-3.4.4
<1> depending on who cut the code the gcc you use might be the issue but your version should be ok
<1> in theory , im not saying its not the problem :)
<6> this the error .... discovery.c:243: error: dereferencing pointer to incomplete type
<1> yeah I've seen it often with gcc 4.0
<6> got any solution for it?
<1> sure your source is complete?
<6> yes
<1> _root_: if its gcc related I roll back too last stable gcc with dpkg usually
<1> _root_: sorry you've exhausted my suggestion bin :)
<6> anyway thanx..
<7> hello again
<8> hi there
<7> just wondering if it's possable to stick a kernel on a ext3 partition and just point grub to it?
<1> you've asked that before & the answer is still the same
<7> but a friend said it is possible
<1> spanglesontoast: how would you login?
<7> erm
<7> wouldn't just take you to a prompt?
<1> you need daemons too do thingsm what would be the point of a running kernel with no appd/daemons?
<1> be like a uni with no students
<7> hmm
<7> I didn't know daemons handled the logins
<1> no you have a getty, which verifies your p***word n then forks a shell
<7> ok
<1> that was one example
<1> how about ftp?
<7> I normally chroot it
<1> you need an ftpd like proftpd or similar
<7> oh
<7> hmm maybe I should start at the beginnng
<1> web server? kerne can handke some stuff but anything disk intenive gets p***ed onto apache or similar
<1> kernel is more like a set of traffic signals that controls how other programs utilise the hardware
<7> ok
<1> it manages memory & cleans up after crappy code
<1> & why do you even need grub?
<7> so I can boot to it
<1> Put the kernel at the boot block & voila no need for grub
<7> this is a dual booter
<7> hmm
<7> like you said last time bluewall
<7> but I'm just looking on a place to find out where to compile it from the beginning upwards
<1> spanglesontoast: if you can find him talk too araujo, he built bluewall & can possibly guide you better then I
<7> god i must be tired lol
<7> heh
<9> 23:07:45 up 9 days, 12:56, 1 user, load average: 0.02, 0.04, 0.01
<10> Jack-Bauer, TheBonsai gb lo lo
<1> oh no
<10> damn my head :)
<1> 21:14:28 up 42 days, 4:20, 27 users, load average: 0.00, 0.07, 0.15
<10> gb how things dude
<1> you n your pissy 9days brtjohns :)
<10> 14:27:11 up 14 min, 1 user, load average: 0.16, 0.24, 0.22
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