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<0> I noticed that most of the livecd's dont work good with my 'media reader' cards. however.
<1> xmms says that a file is playing and the volume is all the way up, but no sound comes out
<0> i need to get a 2gb or so USB stick.
<2> kaotic: Separate machines.
<3> oneoneone: you should open a mixer and turn up both master and pcm volume
<2> kaotic: I suspect it may have something to do with their use of en_US and my use of en_CA.utf8 as locales, but it's just a guess.
<1> it is all the way up, according to alsamixer
<0> ive seen 6gb 'hocky puck' sided usb drives. on sale for like $99
<4> oneoneone: try kmixer
<1> ok..
<3> also make sure the channels are not muted
<1> couldn't find package kmixer
<3> like, in kmixer there is a greek light
<3> oneoneone: kmix
<1> oh
<3> a green light, rather
<3> I think alsa defaults to muting the channels
<5> tsk tsk
<5> oh my
<3> you might want to turn it down a bit before unmuting, though.
<5> the #linux goers are making a raucus in #windows
<4> deitarion: my best option for ya then would be sep users accts for each machine for each of you then :S
<3> cuz usually that comes out pretty loud when both master+pcm are turned up
<4> tho i dont let anyone touch my machines : im nasty like that
<6> you know how in debian there is apt-get
<6> what can i use in suse?
<6> i need a module like php4-bcmath how can i easily search/install
<7> Some problems here...
<4> turiddu: last i knew you'd search SuSE's pkg list and Yum it : tho its been a long time since i used suse
<4> turiddu: also google is your friend for finding things ;)
<4> especially google.com/linux
<3> maybe going into the #suse channel would help too
<3> turiddu: you might be the only one in here using suse. ;)
<8> me no suse :-)
<4> ninjaz2: what distro are you on atm?
<3> kaotic: Man*mumble*mumble*
<3> I think it was -driva this time around
<8> named after the microsoft ipod no doubt :-S (jokes)
<3> heh
<4> mandy eh : i liked 9.0, but it took too much resources that i didnt have at the time
<9> how do i make programs automatically start?
<4> mandy + 128mb ram == mol***as
<3> I've been using it back since mandrake was cool.
<3> like, in 2000 or 2001 they were cool, I think
<4> isnt mandriva a payfor distro now?
<3> kaotic: sort of.. I get my CD's from cheap CD vendors who are club members. :-)
<3> so it's like $10 for 7 CD's
<8> i've been using redhat since it was cool, i'm a bit envious of gentoo now though, if i had a spare high-end machine i'd be putting gentoo on it for a spin
<4> budgetlinuxcds.com is good lke that too ;)
<3> it's kind of ironic, the members who pay mandriva $60/year only have the right to download 4 cd's
<3> but you can order the whole 7 cd set from the cheap cd vendors for much less than that
<2> kaotic: You don't understand. I'm saying that, ever since installing, my system has treated both Alt keys as AltGr in the console and I want it to use the behaviour X provides (LeftAlt=Alt, RightAlt=AltGr).
<5> try not to bother the #windows users too much, they just don't know any better
<5> ciao
<10> I'm more or less pissed with Windows. My experiences with 'doze have just left me sour.
<3> I was one of the first members of mandrake club, when they said it was just a way to help out... but they rapidly changed their minds. ;)
<2> kaotic: My friend only enters into the picture because they'd also like that, but they have both keys behaving as regular Alt in both console and X. I don't have an account on their comp and they don't have one on mine.
<8> PeterFA: nothing microsoft ever did would convince me to go back to windows
<3> so I let it expire after that first year
<8> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2003/12/16/windowsstyle_security_hell_stalks_mac/
<4> deitarion: then you're talkin to the wrong person : im runnin US-Eng. setup so alt = alt to me : both sides :S
<11> Yay for imperialsm!
<8> thats the best summary of win$ security history i've seen so far ;-)
<3> I'm running CA_fr!
<2> ninjaz2: I think you mean fr_CA
<3> deitarion: right, that
<3> sorry, I've had a bit of wine.
<12> i am wanting to hear some views here..
<12> is there anything such thing as "p*** on this mail to others and someone gets some money for each mail sent? ".. you see a lot of spams as such..
<4> wine to drink = good : wine for windoze = bad ;)
<3> aristocrat: that is what is known as a "hoax"
<8> aristocrat: of course not
<8> else send some to me ;-)
<3> aristocrat: actually depending on the email, it could be one of those illegal pyramid scams
<3> a buddy of mine got one of those and followed the instructions, and he got his ISP account terminated within like 45 minutes. ;)
<4> i thought most of the time, they just wanted to try to infect you w. some virii / worm / etc. via those smaps
<4> *spams
<4> damn : drunken fingers already and im on my first beer :|
<3> kaotic: the one he was terminated over was one of those "send $1 to each person on the list, put your name in position one, and shift the other names down by one"
<13> hi all
<14> erm, how much use would a gigabit lan do in a normal home lan? as in, can normal home computers in normal-ish use(as in file transfers from computer to the other and games) gain from 1Gb/s speed compared to 100Mb/s?
<3> I wonder if anyone has ever gotten $1 from that one. ;)
<13> what ports do I need open for bittorrent?
<4> lmao ninjaz2 : sounds like those ancient aol scams ;)
<15> lietu 10x, obviously
<2> kaotic: For the record, I'm running an ordinary US 104-key keyboard too. I only realized I was getting AltGr when I noticed that my Alt keys weren't being mapped to Meta in apps like nano (in nano, Meta-G is "Go to Line # ...") and I had to use ESC-G as a workaround.
<14> Kevin`: so you're saying the harddrives etc can actually pump that much data on the network for it to be of any use?
<3> kaotic: well, the problem is that only drooling morons fall for it, but they don't fall for it enough to actually send out the $1, depending on yet still worse morons to make their dreams come true!
<2> Of course, being able to type things like and without using GUCharmap is really nice.
<3> of course, that all ends up being cut short by the ISP's abuse department.
<15> well mine can do quite a bit faster then 100mbps lan
<16> ok guys... if i want to have the output of tcpdump compressed, what would i add to this: "tcpdump -i ath- -w - |"
<4> sup SADO
<14> Kevin`: ok, thanks
<11> pbransford: You'd add "a quick stopover at some man pages"
<17> If lshw says the width of my process is 64 can I ***ume I have a 64 bit processor?
<14> was just having a moment of doubt about the speed of the modern harddrives etc heh
<11> Tcpdump outputs to stdout by default.
<11> You're just guessing at things.
<3> and are right-algiht 9 and 0 aren't they?
<16> Dagmar but i don't want processed output, "-w -" suggests that it outputs the raw unproccessed data to stdout instead of to a file (as -w usually does)
<3> right-alt-9 and 0, that is
<2> It actually gave me the idea to buy a Japanese USB keyboard and enable it under X so I have twice as much at my fingertips. (I haven't done it yet because I've been too busy)
<3> sorry, 0 and -
<18> sup kaotic
<4> deitarion: no clue on that one really : i wish i could help ya more, but im not so good w. kb mapping :S
<3> deitarion: are you using KDE?
<2> ninjaz2: Actually, the row from ` to = is {[]}\ or [$\]^" on my system.
<17> Anyone have a wiki on how to get a radeon graphics card working on a laptop?
<3> \@ here
<3> Beg[] on the next row
<3> I don't use any of those in everyday speech, though
<2> ninjaz2: The latter one is RightAlt with Shift, the former one is just RightAlt. (though currently, console treats LeftAlt as RightAlt, which is the problem)
<3> oh weird
<2> @Beg and AEf on the next row. (QWERTY row on US-101/104 keyboards)
<15> who keeps writing all that console unfriendly crap
<3> Kevin`: that is utf8!
<2> is useful for extra smileys. Eg. :
<15> well xterm doesn't like it much
<3> is @ better?
<15> well it didn't mess any other lines up
<3> actually maybe it was ?e???? that was doing it
<15> nope
<3> yeah some of those don't even come up in iso8859-1
<8> what's the command to see what partitions a raid (md) drive uses?
<19> how do i find out my ip
<20> d4n_: http://whatismyip.com
<19> no
<20> d4n_: if you want inner IP... use ifconfig
<4> or ifconfig ;)
<21> "/sbin/ifconfig"
<19> ifconfig. thx
<20> only need /sbin/ifconfig if your distro is stupid and did not configure it correctly (though, you really do need the full path for sudo)
<21> that's what i meant
<21> normal users don't have /sbin in PATH
<3> they do on my box!
<14> erm, how do I find out what speed a network adapter is using?
<14> as in 10/100/1000 full/half-duplex?
<3> ethtool eth0 works here
<20> lietu: lspci
<20> lietu: that usually gives you info about the speed, just like how about screens usually give you the version of the app
<20> lietu: however, when that fails, you can check the speed the adapter is on via ifconfig
<3> ifconfig doesn't show me here, but ethtool does
<20> never used that before heh
<14> ethtool doesn't exist on my smoothwall box heh
<3> excelblue: check it out, it's pretty sweet
<3> lietu: dmesg | grep eth0
<21> lietu: dmesg | grep ^eth0
<22> anyone here ever configuered courier-imap's pop3 daemon?
<23> OMG I feel free
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