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<0> does that sound right?
<1> three_11 see how much space the logs eat
<2> only 840K
<3> root@kevinl:/var/log# du --si -s
<3> 25M .
<3> must be doing some kind of rotation, I never delete them
<2> with du --si -s
<2> i have 12M
<4> and it doesn't matter if I skip a kernel upgrade or four?
<1> Kevin` what's the uptime ?
<5> hm
<3> 12:38:44 up 6:20, 7 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
<3> horrible, because i've been breaking some drivers
<3> and just updated to
<3> Linux kevinl 2.6.15.2 #1 Fri Feb 3 21:48:59 CST 2006 i686 unknown unknown GNU/Linux
<5> my router's uptime is 2 days, i rebooted it because some experiment with imq went wrong
<5> dumping the kernel in the process
<1> Kevin` I also just finished the kernel, but I bet you're loosing a great amount of logs
<1> Kevin` in a month I once recieved about 200Mb of logs
<1> of course not packed
<1> Hey but is out there someone who knows anything about VBE ?
<4> kernel26-2.6.15.1 Thats the kernel I've got
<1> bulio upgrade it!
<6> I'm getting this problem with screen:
<4> sorry wrong one
<4> whats the kernel version command?
<3> uname -r
<6> every once in a while, after lots of typing, all the keys start acting weird
<6> eg. all caps, pressing shift or capslock does nothing
<6> or bksp and alts just create ^?'s
<4> 2.6.15-ARCH
<3> arch
<3> heh?
<4> yeah
<1> bulio it doesn't change the fact you should change you're linux
<4> huh?
<0> what does the sudo command do? =X
<0> I'm a newbie
<4> sudo is temporary root
<1> bulio linux (the kernel)
<3> superuser do
<7> TheMunkee: man sudo
<4> grants root privledges one time
<3> it's like su but (normally) you use your own p***word, and you can restrict what program can be run as root
<8> ow crapcrapcrap, elinks crashed HARD!
<3> sux2byourterminal
<8> i gota reboot
<3> what's your uptime
<4> how can I make a partition out of my 106GB / partition?
<4> I wanna make a 70 GB partition called /media
<4> so I dont loose music if I reinstall
<7> bulio: resizie your partition and re-partitionate it
<7> *resize
<1> Hey I've got an idea, let's write a program that count's the uptime of each of the players and we can then see who's the best in uptime, what do you think Kevin` ?
<4> with Qparted?
<7> bulio: which fs do you have?
<1> :P
<1> k stupid ideas I'll better get back to work
<3> very easy game really
<3> in the doing, not the winning
<7> Kevin`: in both
<7> :p
<1> Kevin` well I can do the code, what I need are players
<1> :)
<3> there's always someone with a longer uptime
<7> just buy some UPS, and you dont even have a problem
<3> kernel updates
<3> bad/development drivers
<7> what the hell do you need kernel updates for >_>
<3> newer versions look cooler
<3> get some bug fixes too
<7> bulio: if you have an EXT2/3 fs use resize2fs, for rfs use resize_reiserfs
<9> it's a penis length thing, mostly
<7> omg
<7> cooler...
<7> Ticho: yeap
<9> Kevin`: are those the bugfixes that affect you ?
<3> I updated to my current version to fix a networking problem I was having, it worked
<7> Kevin`: if you aint a kernel dev you dont need the bug fixed in general
<7> sure, in some cases it might solve one special problem, but thats very unlikely
<7> most bug fixed are internal things that you will never be the hell aware of
<3> I only update when I have some reason or though to do it
<3> otherwise it's annoying to reboot
<7> [19:51:24] < Kevin`> newer versions look cooler
<7> so?
<10> Hey guys I'm back. If you don't remember I've just compiled the kernel from source and installed it and rebooted....It died on it's *** after 2 second flat. There error message was something like panic() sda5 =root something blah blah error. I know this is stupidly useless information but does anybody know why?
<7> philluminati: maybe
<3> I think i've updated the kernel only maybe 4 times since 2.4.22
<11> weird, the kernel extrtacts all world writeable .. oO
<1> Kevin` OMFG!
<11> wtf is that??
<10> norc, go on then, what do you think
<7> philluminati: built the right support for the appropriate fs the system drive is running with?
<7> s/width/with/
<12> goth: never seen that one
<3> actually, on this computer, i've updated it twice..
<7> err
<12> philluminati: heh interesting nick
<0> hey, when I try running the shell script to install nvidia drivers, I get an error message saying the kernel module 'nvidia' appears to already be loaded, and to be sure to exit X before loading drivers
<10> Thanks.
<3> or I may have deleted something and i'm not seeing it
<7> TheMunkee: rmmod nvidia first?
<10> norc. It's a SATA drive. I accepted the default "menu config" options. is it possible that when I was scanning these options and of course were too scared to change them that it was unticked?
<11> anyone else updated to 2.6.15.2? my kernel tree is world-writeable - emerg!
<0> norc: rmmod nvidia comes up with command not found
<7> philluminati: err, what do you mean by 'default menu config options' ?
<3> hmm, indeed it is
<7> TheMunkee: activate 'module unloading support' in your kernel and rebuild it
<1> goth what do you mean by world-writeable, the files are ww ?
<3> -rw-rw-rw- 1 root root 3065 Jan 31 00:25 REPORTING-BUGS
<3> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1198572 Feb 3 21:49 System.map
<3> drwxrwxrwx 26 root root 4096 Jan 31 00:25 arch/
<3> drwxrwxrwx 2 root root 4096 Feb 3 21:35 block/
<7> Kevin`: rafb.net/paste !!!
<11> I_v0: files are 0666, dirs 0777
<10> I typed menu config (like you do before you run make) and basically most things were ticked and I didn't want to mess up so I just sort of exited it and save the config and then moved on to make
<0> norc: how do I activate module unloading?
<0> I'm in suse 10
<10> I did look around the options but most things were already selected [*] or [M] and I was too scared to change anything
<9> philluminati: don't build your own kernels unless you know what you are doing
<7> philluminati: in general you cannot mess things up unless you change settings in general setup
<7> TheMunkee: cd /usr/src/linux/ && make menuconfig && make && make modules_install
<1> goth what's the problem in changing the permissions ?
<0> much thanks
<10> Ticho: I'm trying to learn aren't I
<7> TheMunkee: while the menu appears goto Loadable module support and activate the right setting
<11> I_v0: no prob, but who the heck did this?
<9> philluminati: then why are you getting scared ?
<7> TheMunkee: after that mount /boot/ and copy /usr/src/linux/arch/<your_arch_here>/boot/bzImage to /boot/
<1> goth mine are the same
<7> philluminati: use genkernel if you dont know what to do
<7> :)
<7> oh ..
<13> high five
<7> philluminati: never mind, genkernel seems to be gentoo exclusively
<9> philluminati: anyway, while you're learning, it's a good idea to go through all options slowly and read help texts
<7> :/
<10> I'm not scared really. I just didn't know what half of it meant or weather to include it or not.
<13> which module to load to get my usb mouse working with kernel 2.6.13 ?
<0> norc: when I make menuconfig, I get " *** No rule to make target `menuconfig'. Stop."
<7> philluminati: if you just activate things in Device Drivers and File Systems its very unlikely that you mess anything up
<7> TheMunkee: err ...
<7> TheMunkee: oh, suse .. O.O
<0> :-x, yus
<3> root@kevinl:/usr/src/linux# chmod -R 644 .
<3> root@kevinl:/usr/src/linux# find -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
<7> mhm
<7> TheMunkee: but there is a /usr/src/linux/ ?
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