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<0> bbaws: heh
<1> sagarp, just mount the iso and use k3b to do the ripping
<2> we2by oh i see...so i go to tools>encode video..but it asks for a k3b project file
<3> Free appogge 1-3 word rescue+ math rescue full! http://ultramancool.tripod.com/wrandmr.zip Not a virus
<3> Why isnt anybody talking?
<4> libparted
<4> how do i make gparted
<4> find the libraries for libparted
<5> emerge gparted
<5> unholy-crap: what distro
<4> fedora 4
<4> libparted is in /usr/local/lib
<4> but gparted cant find it
<5> is the prefix on ./configure set right?
<6> /usr/local/lib isn't in ld.so.conf by default on FC4.
<6> Besides, why not "yum install gparted"?
<4> should i just put it in ld.so.conf
<3> Free appogge 1-3 word rescue+ math rescue full! http://ultramancool.tripod.com/wrandmr.zip Not a virus
<6> Unless you have a specific reason you should install it using yum.
<5> g-mailer: stop spamming!!!
<4> aye, using yum
<4> this takes all the fun out of it :C
<4> fun also known as bull****
<7> can someone help me troubleshoot an IDE/DMA issue? Can't seem to get hdparm -d1 /dev/hda to enable DMA HDIO_SET_DMA failed: Operation not permitted
<7> lspci shows my chipset to be: IDE interface: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82C586A/B/VT82C686/A/B/VT823x/A/C PIPC Bus Master IDE (rev 10)
<8> what could cause an 'azx_get_response timeout' error message?
<7> so I made sure that the via82cxxx.ko module is loaded. still no joy
<9> maybe you have to p*** it to modprobe
<7> jrhodes: the module is loaded. was loaded via "insmod"
<9> I mean a dma option
<0> insmod is deprecated, IIRC.
<9> modprobe via82cxxx dma=yes or something
<7> lsmod shows: via82cxxx 11388 0 [permanent]
<9> modinfo via82cxxx should give you a listing of possible parameters
<8> what could cause an 'azx_get_response timeout' error message?
<7> OOPS! I think I found it... dmesg shows that the generic IDE is already claiming the ports dfor IDE0 and IDE1... And since generic IDE is built into kernel, look slike i need to swap that around. :) heh
<4> aww nuts
<4> i ***ume i have to use partitoin magic or windows to resize the windows partition?
<4> its not reading the ntfs partition i guess
<4> i dont suppose i could take all its free space with gparted
<4> gadgetgirl lol
<4> hey im a gadgetgirl guy
<4> i mean no wait, gadgetguy
<8> what could cause an 'azx_get_response timeout' error message?
<10> how do i input username and p***word into a ftp url?
<7> ftp://username:p***word@ftp.site.com/ I believe. :)
<6> ftp://username:p***word@host/...
<8> ftp://user:p***@someaddress:21
<10> ah k, thanks :)
<4> aah!!
<7> norc: ncftp has -u and -p options instead though
<0> slavik: /sound/pci/hda/hda_intel.c
<10> o.0
<10> well
<10> i just wanted to know it for access via browser
<4> if i want to make apm -s work
<10> :)
<4> do i need a new kernel
<4> or can i insmod
<1> sagarp, I dunno, I havent done it myself. I only know k3b can do it
<0> slavik: That's the file containing the error message.
<1> maybe you should ask in #k3b or #kde
<0> slavik: /usr/src/linux/sound/pci/hda/hda_intel.c
<8> goron: I am getting that message when booting ubuntu ...
<0> slavik: to be exact.
<7> unholy-crap: what's the problem?
<8> so it doesn't go past that
<0> slavik: And what information does that give me? Zero
<0> slavik: go to #ubuntu
<8> goron: what information would you like?
<0> slavik: Or read the source.
<0> slavik: I already gave you the file.
<4> mtnbkr i cannot suspend my computer
<0> Implementation of primary alsa driver code base
<4> no apm support in kernel
<0> slavik: something with your sound
<8> goron: I am in #ubuntu ... nobody knows the solution :(
<0> slavik: then take Debian ;)
<8> goron: I know, but the thing is that knoppix livedvd 4.0.2 boots fine
<7> unholy-crap: ... If you just enabled the TOP level APM when configuring the kernel then you need a new kernel; and will need to reboot. Otherwise, if the top level was already enabled, and you just now enabled a few modules below it, then you can modprobe or insmod them...
<8> goron: I want to be on the edge :P
<4> what modules?
<0> slavik: your hardware device does not give a response in time.
<4> ****
<0> slavik: I will /msg you the source
<7> unholy-crap: Ummm, based on that question, it looks like you will need to build a new kernel. :)
<4> is there a specific kernel version i should install
<8> ty
<7> unholy-crap: the latest is a good start...
<11> hey guys
<7> what doe suname -a show?
<11> anyone can recommend a good fast and reliable linux news reader?
<7> unholy-crap: uname -a
<8> goron: is there a boot option I can use to ignore it? someone in #ubuntu suggested recompiling alsa ...
<4> why would it give me a kernel with FC4 and a battery monitor and APM without APM support
<0> slavik: I'd recommend not to load that driver.
<7> unholy-crap: beats me. Maybe your machine does not support it? (or vice-versa)
<0> slavik: You can do that by booting with you livecd, and then changing some file containing the modules to be loaden at boot time.
<4> yeah
<8> goron: gotcha.
<4> if the kernel is named patch.1.2.34.3.5.bz2
<8> goron: ty for the help ...
<4> other than bzip2 what do i do for install
<4> kindof a dull question
<4> but there is no file extension
<12> if i have ubuntu installed, and i have 65gb on it's partition (ext3) and 15gb on my windows partition, can i add 15gb to my windows partition without losing the files already on my windows partition? it's ok if i lose the files on my linux partition
<0> slavik: np
<12> hello
<0> unholy-crap: that is documented in one of the README files.
<4> aye
<0> unholy-crap: read then, everybody else does.
<0> er read them
<4> oh man
<4> does it take a long time to compile the kernel
<0> unholy-crap: yes, it takes years, that's why a lot of people do it...
<10> unholy-crap: it takes about 3minutes ..
<10> ;)
<10> to recompile it
<0> norc: I wish I had your computer.
<10> just an athlon 2100
<4> aye
<10> with 1725mhz
<10> >_>
<0> norc: oh, then you cache
<10> goron: indeed
<10> ccache is nice =)
<0> norc: I believe I heard that Bad Things could happen in some cases(not due ccache).
<10> naj
<10> nah
<10> thats crap =)
<0> norc: heh, ok.
<10> well
<10> not entirely correct
<10> bad things can always happen
<10> but ..
<10> due what is the question
<10> ;)
<0> norc: If ccache works with hashes bad things can always happen (they are just Improbable) ;)
<10> well
<10> why should bad things happen?
<10> same code wil produce same binary with same compiler
<10> always
<10> so why compile it a 2nd or 3rd time if i already compiled a part
<0> Not when the ABI is changed.
<0> Then it would be the "same" compiler.
<10> well, in this case cache wont be used anymore
<10> the cache will be recreated
<0> But it is a practical situation, especially with the "we change ABI everyday"-attitude of Linux.
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