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<0> High_Priest: all if you mount them, kde/gnome ones if you don't
<1> High_Priest: as far as I know no media player has built-in SMB protocol support.
<2> saw these tricked out cpu cooling fan/sinks...
<3> don't want to mount them
<4> i setup on ath.cx lsat year and i only went back once so far cuz i couldnt remember who had my record
<4> my dns doesnt expire
<2> those fancy fans/sinks could break a mobo in half, lol
<4> heh
<4> compressed air would be good
<2> and you would have to take out the side panel cuz they would stick out so far, lol
<4> released into the box
<4> seal the box well
<4> or put a chimny on top
<4> or a hole
<4> that would displace all the heat
<2> like a blower sticking out of the hood of a hot rod
<3> there are a _lot_ network shares i usually access, so it would be pretty much annoying to mount them all and remount when not accessible
<4> yep
<1> High_Priest: how do you expect to access files on a remote computer without mounting some kind of remote export?
<2> a big cpu cooler sticking out of a pc mod, lol
<4> that would help if quiet
<5> Why my 2nd harddisk doesnt show up after i install debian. Previously it used to work before reinstallation
<4> all the children sing...
<4> bungalow bill
<4> what did you kill
<4> bungalow bill
<5> i did a cfdisk and didnt show the 2nd harddisk
<2> i'll have nine fans in this monster by the time i get it put together, lol
<1> eddiecheng: define "show up"
<4> i think a top hole is an excellent idear
<2> excuse me, ten
<1> eddiecheng: if cfdisk lists partitions then the hard disk "shows up"
<4> with a little fan
<6> i've a top blowhole
<7> hmm... I have a Linux router - been running on Slackware for the last year, and everything is getting outdated...
<4> a 2" jobber might be just the ticket
<7> the processor on there has the most painful compile times ever
<4> !!!
<4> s.u. manpages
<6> and it is indeed excellent, except you have to be careful what you put on top of the case
<7> was wondering if I should upgrade it and use a Linux distro that does a lot more packaging
<1> excelblue: Debian.
<7> I know I'm gonna use Arch when I upgrade
<4> heh, he's chattering at me for "valid commands"
<1> damn it
<8> hey guys could use some help with ubuntu 6.06 apt-get is not finding packages for any of the apps i want to install
<5> phogg : it doesnt show the hdb at all
<7> maybe an i586 version of Arch or something
<1> eddiecheng: cfdisk /dev/hdb # could not open device?
<7> but uhm, I was wondering if it's worth the work to take it down and upgrade
<8> i'm trying to install dvd an mp3 support
<1> MacinMan: apt-get update
<5> oh its there phogg
<5> but how to make it usable ?
<5> i need to mount something to it ?
<8> phogg did that
<7> main issue here is that I want to add IPv6 support, and I found out I didn't compile it into the kernel last build
<1> eddiecheng: if cfdisk can open the device then it has shown up and your problem is something else.
<8> but it doesn't seem to have packages for libdvd stuff
<9> excelblue, if you need to be bleeding edge, than you will 'bleed" :P
<8> and other typical stuff i use
<6> MacinMan: yeah i had that problem.. had to add some 3rd party repos which borked up the apt tree, then i fought with it for a while, got fed up and went back to gentoo
<1> MacinMan: probably because there is some questionable legality to open source DVD reading programs
<7> I'll never forget the time I attempted a kernel compile on the VIA - after 2hr, I gave up and did a cross-compile
<5> phogg i think i need to mount it to something before i can see it in df right ?
<10> <10> hi
<10> <10> I need some help, I need to connect on a wireless connection
<10> <10> here my wireless card: atheros ar5005g
<10> <10> ...
<1> MacinMan: you need to add some media repositories to your list, update, and then search. Try debian-multimedia.org to start.
<1> eddiecheng: Yes.
<4> it is a high sign of schizophrenia when one quotes itself
<8> ok
<1> lewix: you will win few friends by copying and pasting and fewer by flooding
<9> agreed Quiznos
<4> heh
<11> Quiznos, just dont argue with yourself and you'll be alright ;)
<8> phogg does ubuntu use /etc/apt/sources.list?
<4> unless you get a third party to do it for you ;)
<4> uise a bot
<9> esp. w. a question that isnt even a question
<1> MacinMan: afaik, yes
<1> why change it?
<4> headmonkey back intot he cave with you!
<4> into the
<12> VIm_Enforcer is teh back
<1> MacinMan: I also recommend searching the ubuntu forms. Reports have it that they are quite good and perhaps there is a ubuntu-friendly repository you should be using.
<11> Quiznos, i cheaped out, and used popen() to read man pages
<1> VIm_Enforcer: Repent and accept Emacs as your savior!
<8> ok thanks
<4> popen() isnt cheating
<10> phogg: you'll earn one by not playing the teacher
<4> maybe mmap would be better tho? dpending on your need?
<11> Quiznos, its not cheating...but it is cheap ;)
<4> inexpensive is vgood
<1> lewix: but it's my favorite game.
<12> phogg: emax sux your dix
<12> :P
<10> phogg: I didn't ask for your advise
<1> lewix: and I didn't ask if you wanted it. So we're even.
<8> thanks guys
<4> ok, i've eaten, drunk caraffes of coffee, now i need to sleep
<4> bbl
<12> Quiznos: sleep w/ coffee?
<1> pft, sleep
<4> nah
<12> sleep sux
<10> phogg: you're stupid
<12> i sleep about 4 hours a day
<1> Yes, 'tis a fine day today.
<13> Can a process get its own user data or does it need to fork, PT_TRACEME and PT_PEEKUSR ?
<4> headmonkey step up for Ykstort
<4> gone bbl
<12> bye Quiznos
<13> What ?
<12> t rn tn t rn tn, tn
<12> tn tn tn, tn tn tn tn, tn tn tn tn tn tn tn tn tn
<12> (Super Mario Bros
<1> Ykstort: he thinks headmonkey can help you
<13> OIC
<11> what ?
<14> What's a handy one-liner for renaming all filenames in a PWD? Example: I have several files called "xx_*.png" and I want to rename them "y_*.png"
<14> I've googled and I'm sure there's a way to do it in sed and awk, but I haven't found the answer
<15> I shutdown my system with 'pptpconfig' still running a tunnel, now i cant get any internet. (Though Skype still works)
<12> Roots: make a for loop
<14> wait nvm, I found it. man rename :)
<16> where can i see al of linux versions?
<16> any page?
<16> like all of debian versions knoppix.. etc all of that info where can i get it?
<13> headmonkey, Can a process get its own user data or does it need to fork, PT_TRACEME and PT_PEEKUSR ?
<11> Ykstort, fork() calls clone()
<13> Erm, what's that got to do with it ?
<11> Ykstort, it means, if clone() has an option to get your own user data, then you can
<13> I don't understand what you mean...
<11> Ykstort, so read the man page for clone() carefully, and see if it has an option to do what you want
<14> sponzor: http://www.distrowatch.org
<11> i dont know what you mean by "user data"
<13> It's the structure defined in <asm/user.h>
<16> tnx
<13> Contains segment sizes and things
<13> segment sizes and offsets
<11> Ykstort, i dunno...the only experience i have with creating exernal proocesses is exec() and a lib i wrote to control external processes with pipes
<1> Webstrand: what does route say?
<17> is there any command line tool that can convert images to a different type?
<18> can someone help me set up ndiswrapper for WG311v3 on my upstairs computer... running SuSE
<11> Ykstort, CLONE_NEWNS (since Linux 2.4.19)
<11> Start the child in a new namespace.
<19> I'm trying to compile gnome using garnome, but the build fails with: http://rafb.net/paste/results/fLmwcf93.html can anyone tell me how to fix this?
<11> maybe thats what your after...i dunno
<15> phogg: what do you mean?
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