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<0> what is the correct way to change numbers in /proc/sys/kernel/printk? proc(5) offers info on what those numbers represent, syslog(2) offers info on what the actual numbers mean, but i can`t seem find a way to 'correctly' change those numbers
<1> redduck666: as root: echo "6 4 1 7" >/proc/sys/kernel/printk
<0> :(
<1> redduck666: I'm not kidding
<0> hopw does that differ from hand editing that file with nano?
<1> redduck666: it works, I just tested it
<0> as soon as i reboot it is gonna be re-set to the default values
<1> redduck666: it can be automated?
<1> redduck666: not if you put that echo command into /etc/init.d/ someplace
<1> redduck666: or use sysctl
<0> <***hole>i was hoping to fix the actual problem not to create a work-around for it</***hole>
<1> redduck666: in sysctl.conf put kernel.print = 6 4 1 7
<1> redduck666: er, that's kernel.printk = 6 4 1 7
<1> redduck666: or are you looking to find out how to build a kernel with something different as default values?
<0> nope
<1> then go with sysctl.conf
<1> er, /etc/sysctl.conf of course
<2> hi there
<0> my hero
<0> thanks a LOT
<0> :-)
<1> yw
<3> hey all.. I'm having a problem with 2.6.14 and 2.6.15.. seems to not like my keyboard hooked up to a KVM switch. Keyboard works fine in GRUB. Once the linux kernel loads, the keyboard is totally frozen.
<3> keyboard also works fine in BIOS
<4> heya gb , paistis :)
<5> oh no its baq
<4> huge power outs last night
<6> as oppossed to power ins ey?
<4> wishi had an ups
<4> i just loaded slackware again ,im in qconf and i havent marked a thing, but i already see marked boxes,like alsa is alreadt marked
<6> means nothing too me, I dont use slaq
<4> gb>i wouldnt mind havin a look at debian , as i used to use that mepis
<4> it was quite nice
<6> if your having trouble with slaq, I'd expect you too do worse with deb
<4> yeh, i agre
<4> e
<6> wot hardware you doing tis on?
<6> notebook, desktop, pda, pdp11?
<4> desktop AMD 2600+ socket 754 "sis" graphics
<4> in qconf now, in console display and driver support
<4> allneed to fix is the text on boot
<6> ahh ook, so if you have any part issues you can rip it apart & ditch substandard hardware
<4> so im fine combing this area in console support
<4> yeah gb
<4> :)
<6> things like nvidia video cards :)
<6> bit hard too ditch onboard stuff as is the case with notebooks/pda's
<4> VGA 8x8 font (FONT_8x8)
<4> yeah i agree
<6> tried a search for your problem online?
<4> yeah im bout to hit google
<6> using the spc of your video & slack version
<4> might just tick everything in console support
<6> dunno if google will help you, I find google too be pretty pathetic now
<6> but I dont have any alternatives too suggest either
<4> yeah, everythig else is fine, just that silly text issue on boot,hmmm "yeh google hasnt got alot"
<4> im in menuconfig cpmbing through and lookin up all the console stuff
<4> combing*
<6> you forgot too mkswap your / again didn't you?
<4> i havent compiled it yet dam ,better quickly do that
<4> thanks:)
<6> hehe
<6> swap your broken / for a functioning one including kernel :)
<6> you tried a 2.4 kernel?
<4> root@FisHsTiX:~# mkswap /dev/hda5
<4> Setting up swapspace version 1, size = 600408 kB
<4> no label, UUID=351a26f2-25bf-4c75-8de9-50c4a05687bc
<4> root@FisHsTiX:~# swapon /dev/hda5
<4> yeah 2.4 kernel works nice as gb
<4> really no complaints
<6> ahh ok, might just be an issue with that kernel
<4> even usb printer i have works well under 2.4.31
<6> try an earlier version if you get no joy with it
<4> yeah,i will mate
<6> hda5 your / ?
<4> yeah
<4> Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
<4> /dev/hda1 * 1 754 6056473+ 83 Linux
<4> /dev/hda2 755 827 586372+ 5 Extended
<4> /dev/hda5 755 827 586341 82 Linux swap
<4> just my test hard drive im still on
<6> uhuh
<6> only one /?
<4> yeah
<6> & one /boot of course :)
<4> i notice when in menu xconfig, you can choose a tick, dot or leave blank
<6> I dont use xconfig
<6> I use menuconfig
<4> kool
<6> but I prefer console ala screen for compiling
<6> I have 11 tty's in /etc/inittab by the way
<4> 11 , yeah
<4> sorry dude im just lookin up google on different issues revolving around console support
<4> i see fruglaware is out
<4> slackware based
<7> weee
<6> pooo
<4> http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c65/clown_fish81/snapshot11.jpg
<4> my desktop gb
<8> http://www.neilmathers.co.uk/screenie.png
<6> cant view it from here
<4> ok
<6> wen I get too the PIII I'll have a squiz
<6> you could dump it in #campfire's topic if you want :)
<4> is that a room
<4> #campfire's
<7> do the kernel dud ududududu dud du duuuh
<6> mm that hurts my eyes
<6> almost enough to msg chanserv too op me so I can kick you off cohonen
<6> clown1: yup
<7> hmm not bad
<6> clown1: try /whois gb & you will see what channels im on
<7> so anyone inhere actually develops on the kernel?
<6> cohonen: why the poll?
<6> kernel developers are probably toobusy too irc
<7> yea no doubt about that
<7> and the ones that is inhere are surely lurking a lot
<7> but who knows, sometimes you might be lucky
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<6> You may find more results by using AND, NOT, OR terms in your query.
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<6> cohonen: best way too learn I find is too be quiet & listen too others experiences :)
<6> then you avoid doing what they did :)
<6> like using 2.6 for instance
<6> its why I still use 2.4
<7> ? ,, so ,, this naturally leads me to ask,, what its exactly wrong with 2.6 ?
<7> its O(1) scheduler sure is tasty
<7> i know it underperforms in some cases but still
<6> cohonen: stillvery immature
<6> lotsa people testing different things simultaneously leads too a greater number of potential issues
<7> isnt its just a matter of linux having a move lose developing process
<7> as opposed to that of OpenBSD
<6> nope
<7> ppl did things differently before
<6> nothing too do with linux/bsd, etc,more too do with 2.4 noit being worked on anymore
<6> 2.4==stable
<7> sure its not hard argueing that the older kernel is more mature
<7> sure they dont try new fix they just fix bugs
<6> no, not really mature,just not changing as much as often
<6> same deal with 2.0 & 2.2
<7> mnn
<7> but you gotta have some features
<6> if you want something proven & lightwieght you dont install 2.6
<7> and i guess not all are backported
<7> like smp support
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