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<0> if fstab is correct
<1> graet!
<2> rreck, steki[Home]: The putty i'm using is not good ? Thanks for helping me btw!
<1> thank you very much!
<3> Cquence, putty is your local program
<4> here is what im getting http://pastebin.com/538618
<5> Kevin`, I plan on following that guide exactly. when I reboot I ***ume that it's updated the kernel for that Suse Install on that partition. Would you recommend that I install debian linux to a new partition...then download, compile and install it over the top of that? (keeping my real linux working environment cool?)
<3> Cquence, and it is really good
<3> Cquence, i'm speaking about server side
<2> steki[Home]: ohh sorry i forgot to tell you that i dont have direct access. I'm using it remotly
<6> philluminati: if you install the kernel the right way, you can reboot using the old one if the new one doesn't work.
<3> Cquence, it is ok
<0> philluminati no, just make backups of the kernel image and modules, if your messing with modules
<3> Cquence, like i said screen is program that runs on server but you connect there and starts it
<4> steki - can you take a look at that pastebin!!
<2> steki[Home]: thanks!
<7> What? Screen is a server? What did I just hear? xD
<3> Cquence, http://rucus.ru.ac.za/docs/screen/Overview.html#Overview
<0> screen is a server
<2> Psybur: <3> Cquence, like i said screen is program that runs on server...
<7> Oh, well, yes, but my idea of "server" is slightly scewed
<5> So how do I back it up? Copy those folders to a new location?
<2> :)
<2> steki[Home]: perfect!
<3> just read docs and then i'll explain what to do ok?
<0> philluminati i'd make a tar file..
<7> screen is useful if you only have one terminal...
<7> I don't need to bother with it. My terminal has tabs ;p
<1> steki[Home], thanx to you too!
<3> lng, no problem
<5> okay guys thanks for your help. lets hope I don't screw it up :-)
<0> if your developing something for the kernel, you will screw something up ;)
<0> what are you working on btw
<9> howdy
<0> howdy Pascal666
<9> Is there a signal I can send DD to get it to print out the block count so far without exiting?
<0> Pascal666 yes
<9> cool!
<0> Note that sending a SIGUSR1 signal to a running `dd' process makes it
<0> print to standard error the number of records read and written so far,
<0> then to resume copying.
<9> Any idea which one?
<1> could someone explain me why if i have settings like 'users,gid=users,umask=007' for my /home/FAT32, i can access it w/o any problems, but when i mount -t vfat /dev/sdc2 /mnt/ipod, common user still can't access it. doesn't it reads fstab when i manually mount device?
<0> GAH
<9> Thank you!
<0> LNG, I EXPLAINED THIS
<9> Kevin`: where did you find that at?
<0> man dd
<5> how do I find out which version of the kernel I am currently running please?
<0> uname -r
<0> Linux kevinl 2.6.15.2 #1 Fri Feb 3 21:48:59 CST 2006 i686 unknown unknown GNU/Linux
<3> lng ls -la /mnt/ipod
<0> nice and new
<5> cheers dude 2.6.13-15-default :-)
<3> just give me output for "." and ".."
<10> kevin has ALL the answers
<1> steki[Home], that's ok under root only
<2> steki[Home]: Ok i read the overview of it... But do i need a whole program in order to send a progress to background orreturning to the prompt without killing the running program ?
<9> d'oh
<1> steki[Home], can u explain pls? i can't find Kevin`s explanation
<9> I swear I looked there.
<11> if I do `echo kde-base/* ~x86 >> /etc/portage/package.keywords`; will that do what I want it to? :P
<9> Thank you again!
<11> Or do I have to list the packages individually?
<3> Cquence, what do you try to achive?
<2> steki[Home]: Nullsofts Shoutcast terminal
<3> lng, AAAA just type ls -la /mnt/IPOD (or where u mounted it as root) and just give me "." line
<2> steki[Home]: Nullsofts Shoutcast terminal (it goes something like this: ./sc_serv)
<1> drwxr--r-- 6 root root 4096 Jan 1 1970 .
<3> Cquence, and what then it shows u
<3> Cquence, this ./sc_serv
<2> steki[Home]: Its starts the program and it shows me the terminal. But i dont know how to exit it without kill it. if i press ^C it kills it. so i allways close the ssh window and open a new one so i wont kill it.
<12> yay... i'm getting a laptop ^-^
<0> ctrl+z
<2> steki[Home]: Someone told me that if i type ./sc_serv <something here> it runs the program in background
<0> <something here> = &
<2> Kevin`L ^Z that was for me?
<3> Cquence, ./sc_serv &
<3> Cquence, or nohuo ./sc_serv &
<3> Cquence, or nohup ./sc_serv &
<3> nohup
<0> Cquence uhuh
<3> but what is that "terminal" you are speaking about
<0> ./sc_serv </dev/null >/dev/null &
<0> disown %
<0> will get a nice bg...
<3> hehe yes
<2> steki[Home]: give me a sec i'll show you what is the "terminal"
<3> Cquence, ok
<2> Kevin`, steki[Home]: ./sc_serv & does nothing (it only runs the program) and then ^Z also does nothing. I'm still found my self traped in program. Hold on let me show you the "terminal"
<0> you do realize it will show output to the terminal
<3> that is i told him for screen :)))
<3> that is WHY i told him for screen
<0> screen is a nice program
<3> very
<3> when u work on IBM terminal and connected to IRIX
<3> screen is a bliss :)
<3> bless
<3> don't know correct spelling ;)
<0> bliss
<3> Cquence, http://www.gnu.org/software/screen/screen.html <-- solution for U
<13> bl-0-0-p
<13> bl<-8{0-0p
<0> screen is good if you need to ever see what the progrma is doing
<14> Hi ! I cant hear no sound from my x server with kde 3.5, like system bells or so. Even if I set the "use system bell" option in kde, it won't work. Any idea ?
<15> or when you have a @#$@ unstable connection :)
<13> un@@#$%-stable
<3> Kevin`, it looks like he does :)
<16> king_mike, tried alsaconf?
<16> (***uming you are on alsa)
<14> yes
<16> king_mike, and?
<14> it hasnt solved anything...
<16> i emean any errors?
<4> < has never been so fed up with trying to install something!!
<16> and alsa custom or stock kernel?
<14> The problem is, I can hear sound like CDs, mp3 files and so on, but not system bells
<13> install what?
<13> type ^g
<4> dsniff
<13> bin or src pkg?
<4> i think i screwed up somewhere, i think i need to start fresh!!
<4> bin
<4> i thinks its a slack 10 thing!
<13> rpm or other
<13> oh
<13> show cmd line
<13> to install
<14> redduck666 : I'm using a stock debian kernel
<12> so, what's a good distribution to use on a laptop
<17> I got a Q, my screensaver doesn't start, is there a way to check if there is something sending keypresses or mouse movements to my box?
<4> well you have to install 5 things!! and i think i got all incompatablity ones!!
<2> Kevin`, steki[Home]: http://img450.imageshack.us/img450/1415/terminal0be.png <-- This is the "terminal" This is where i'm stuck and i dont know how to return to the prompt
<13> answer the previous q?
<13> rifraf~
<4> huh?
<13> show cmd line to install
<13> what did you type
<0> Cquence press enter
<17> Mewshi: Suse has good laptopt support. Also try Mepis and Ubuntu
<13> ian
<4> ./configure , make , make test , make install
<0> exactly that?
<13> that's not an approved slack bin-install cmd
<14> Mewshi : Debian is one of the most complete distros, but is not the easiest to use. I'm using it on my fujitsu laptop and it works fine
<13> which packages 5?
<2> Kevin`: Enter gave me this:[1822][ :~/shoutcast-1-9-5-freebsd5-elf]$<02/04/06@18:22:57> [sl<02/04/06@18:23:08> [sleeping] 0 listeners (0 unique) and i'm still inside the terminal
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