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<0> i have some day test the os instalation over the network
<1> then you can burn everything you need too the cdrom & leave the floppy useful
<0> :)
<1> it is useful too have a freedos disk for those driver tools which dont function under *nix
<1> ie set irq/io address of soundcard/etrhernet
<1> arrgh ethernet rather
<1> need zzz'z
<1> nini
<0> we all need some times
<1> gpg --keyserver keyring.debian.org --recv-keys
<1> knocked the mous button turning on the wireless
<2> could someone help me with this? modprobe ipip gives me this error:
<2> ipip: Unknown symbol xfrm4_tunnel_register
<2> how do I ensure that the module containing xfrm4_tunnel_register is loaded?
<2> where *is* xfrm4_tunnel_register?
<2> grep tells me that it's in net/ipv4/xfrm4_tunnel.c:
<2> s/://
<2> what .ko is xfrm4_tunnel.c compiled to?
<2> anyone?
<2> Looks like CONFIG_XFRM needs to be compiled into the kernel for it to work...?
<2> that means I have to reboot, doesn't it?
<2> 10:00:18 up 100 days, 13:25, 2 users, load average: 0.08, 0.08, 0.09
<2> grr
<3> i know i am completely OT..but i have win 2000 that cant boot anymore!!! i tried to repair it by installation cd but i haven't the erd(Emergency recovery disk)
<2> sweet_kate: d'oh. when you say "can't boot" what do you mean?
<3> what can i do?
<2> sweet_kate: is your disk bad, or did you overwrite your mbr?
<3> i have multiple partitionsa
<2> or did you install debian over your w2k os? :)
<3> win 2k boots but a blue screen appears
<3> it says to repair
<2> heh. find a repair disk, I guess... I'm not much good with windows...
<2> perhaps there's a #windows channel?
<0> does some body remember how fast the arpanet was?
<4> paistis, you mean the fastest connection?
<4> or did it had a speed standard
<4> not very fast anyway
<0> the "stem network"
<2> paistis: I only started using the network in '94-ish. Few of us are that old :)
<0> i jsut thinkin how they manage the segmens problem
<5> does linux support more than 16 bit audio?
<5> no it doesn't
<6> probably depends on the card
<6> and driver, altough i'm just speculating. IIRC i remember someone yelling about how his card got all 32 channels detected
<6> but I dont know much about audio
<2> Goran_: heh, yes. it will support anything you throw at it. you just need to know how to work the hardware :)
<5> i just wondered whether 16 bit is kernel or program limitation
<2> Goran_: what are you talking about :) What type of card are you trying to use?
<5> it's built into the motherboard
<2> and? what does the chip say?
<2> what does lspci say?
<5> my linux currently doesn't work since i mounted my ext2 partition under freebsd and it damaged it
<5> i don't even know how to check whether the driver supports 32bit audio
<5> i mean, you hear a sound, but how do you know how many bits it uses?
<5> artsd only supports up to 16 bits
<5> (although,in freebsd,you don't hear a sound)
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