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<solid_liq> coder`tux: ok, then go make xconfig for the kernel, and look through the config. The config has changed significantly enough lately that something may have gotten lost in translation
<Hoxzer> thechris: is it possible to get somekind of reply to the thread and I check it tomorrow morning
<unholy-crap> but when logging in as a regular user
<Innes> is it possible to have sound with 2.6? i mean oss not alsa
<Innes> oss worked quite fine with 2.4
<slpyhd> yes, use alsa oss-emu
<solid_liq> MrKeuner: then edit /etc/cups.d/cups.conf and make sure it's remotely accessible
<unholy-crap> GDM cpould not write to your authorization file.
<Innes> slpyhd: you know i had some bad experiences with alsa
<unholy-crap> i can log in as root though
<slpyhd> it's superior in every way
<Innes> like i couldnt configure it for all my speakers
<slpyhd> (alsa)
<Innes> well i dunno
<solid_liq> unholy-crap: then find the file, and change the owner to your account
<slpyhd> you just need to get used to the other way of setting it up
<Innes> i just know that i had big problems to get a good sound output with all my speakers
<Innes> slpyhd: thats the point - i did no settings to oss
<slpyhd> and the oss part works seamlessly the same as native oss
<Innes> ok will try that
<solid_liq> unholy-crap: or change the group...
<solid_liq> brb, gotta check my laundry...
<adaro> Does anyone know if there's anything like tortoise cvs for gnome ?
<slpyhd> Innes: configure alsa, and pick the right card driver, and oss-emu
<slpyhd> and then the system should work like nothing ever changed
<unholy-crap> shiot where is my auth file
<[wizard]> hmm... i experienced strange problem with my souncard under Slackware 10.2. all songs were played a bit faster than they should :| does anybody know why?
<slpyhd> [wizard]: get a decent player
<slpyhd> and use alsa out
<coolpix> gn8
<[wizard]> hmm
<[wizard]> hm... what's that strange smell in my room?
<[wizard]> j33z! my dinner!
<bleenshaker> lo
<unholy-crap> hah
<unholy-crap> disc was full
<unholy-crap> what a ****
<bleenshaker> excellent nick unholy :)
<ohgood> I wonder if anyone is using one of those snappy new Duo-Core intel things, and how 2.6.x is working on it ?
<MrKeuner> solid_liq/ I think I have allowed properly? I have Allow From 127.0.0.1
<MrKeuner> Allow From 10.10.10.2 and Allow From @LOCAL
<MrKeuner> on three lines in <Location />
<MrKeuner> </Location>
<MrKeuner> directive.
<meriad_> i wonder what would happen if i plug my dct unit into my laptop..hmmmmmm
<[wizard]> gee.. gentoo is cool. but i dont like it =) is there any distro which can beat Slack ?
<Archos> debian :P
<[wizard]> I hate package dependencies :|
<ohgood> [wizard]: hmm, isn't that just a basic troll statement ?
<thechris> anyone know how to get: startx -- -config ~/xorg.1.conf :1 to work?
<thechris> i keep getting magic cookie errors on :0.0
<[wizard]> ohgood: yes it is
<ohgood> cool, just checking
<thechris> which makes no sense because the session is on :1...
<ohgood> thechris: why not use Xnest to test , ***uming your'e testing ?
<thechris> ohgood, can i use Xnest with a different xorg.conf. i need a large virtual desktop and 8bit color
<thechris> for an engineering app.
<ohgood> thechris: iirc, yes. next a X session in your current, if you like
<ignacio> I think you can make a xorg.1.conf.
<ohgood> thechris: i don't remember the syntax exactly though :|
<pro> anyone know how i can ping a mac address to see its ip?
<ignacio> Or you could even use VNC to provide a virtual session.
<thechris> ignacio, would i need to have a VNC server running on the server side?
<slpyhd> pro rarp
<solid_liq> MrKeuner: I'm back, and no that's not proper. You have to allow connections from your network, 127.0.0.1 is localhost meaning just that one machine
<ignacio> IIUC, you can have the VNC server running on your own machine.
<ohgood> thechris: Xnest :1 should get you a nested session, the config file i'm checking on now.
<solid_liq> MrKeuner: what's your computer's ip address?
<MrKeuner> solid_liq/ 10.10.10.2 is PC B
<thechris> ohgood, hmm. ubunutu seems not to have Xnest in my path...
<slpyhd> I saw a really cool vncserve rthat works the same as windowsvnc
<MrKeuner> solid_liq/ 10.10.10.1 is PC A
<slpyhd> one sec
<redduck666> ignacio, iiuc? if i ? correctly?
<ignacio> Understand
<thechris> understand
<MrKeuner> solid_liq/ how about allow from 10.10.10.2 there?
<ohgood> thechris: maybe it's not installed default, dunno about ubuntu
<redduck666> ignacio, ah :-)
<meriad_> clear
<solid_liq> MrKeuner: how about allow from 10.10.10.0/24
<fusion> Hi, I was wondering if someone could help me out. I'm using minicom to try and configure some settings on my modem, but I can't seem to get it to respond at all.. I try to initialise the modem and do ATZ but nothing happens
<MrKeuner> solid_liq/ OK I am trying that one
<hollenjf> what socket type is the celeron 2.5ghz?
<thechris> ohgood, its not in x11r6/bin/
<unholy-crap> should i just stick APM=yes in my grub.conf?
<unholy-crap> trying to get APM support to work here
<unholy-crap> so i can apm -s
<ohgood> thechris: ya, prolly need to install it, although i'd say something unhelpfull like emerge -av Xnest ;)
<ignacio> If your machine supports ACPI instead then you'll need to disable that.
<unholy-crap> disable apm?
<ignacio> No, ACPI.
<unholy-crap> oh ok
<thechris> ohgood, no, i'm in ubunutu now. this worked when i used gentoo.
<MrKeuner> solid_liq/ How can I test whether I can reach that printer? I am just doing system/administration/printers add printer and just cannot see the LAN printer there
<solid_liq> MrKeuner: or 10.10.10.* in other words
<ignacio> acpi=off
<unholy-crap> so if this line in grub
<unholy-crap> kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.15-1.1830_FC4 ro root=LABEL=/ rhgb quiet
<slpyhd> x11vnc thats the one
<ignacio> Unless you can get ACPI to suspend your machine.
<unholy-crap> should be kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.15-1.1830_FC4 ro root=LABEL=/ rhgb quiet acpi=off
<solid_liq> MrKeuner: the LAN printer? does the printer have its own NIC?
<ignacio> I would test it without hardcoding it first.
<slpyhd> it can share your display/workspace
<slpyhd> instead of running on a seperate server
<MrKeuner> solid_liq/ Sorry no. it is connected to PC A that@s the only connection it has
<unholy-crap> or
<unholy-crap> kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.15-1.1830_FC4 ro root=LABEL=/ rhgb quiet ACPI=off
<solid_liq> MrKeuner: ok, you have to restart the cups daemon for the config changes to take effect
<ignacio> No, lowercase.
<unholy-crap> okay cool
<MrKeuner> solid_liq/ I already did several times on PC A
<thechris> this is bizzar because it only happens when i try to use a seperate config file for X
<solid_liq> you can browse from PC B to 10.10.10.1:631
<solid_liq> MrKeuner: in your web browser
<MrKeuner> solid_liq/ the connection is refused
<solid_liq> MrKeuner: then you still have some permissions issues
<solid_liq> MrKeuner: there are two places to specify where to allow connections from
<solid_liq> MrKeuner: make sure both have 10.10.10.255 allowed
<meriad_> how much would yo uguys sell a used 8 port router for?
<ignacio> $40
<ignacio> If even.
<solid_liq> meriad_: is it 10, 100, 1000 mbit?
<meriad_> nah
<solid_liq> er, or
<meriad_> just 10/100
<meriad_> 8 port hub.
<serkan_calis> hi folks
<meriad_> Full Duplex
<meriad_> VPN p***thru
<MrKeuner> solid_liq/ made sure that I have added 10.10.10.255 to both places and then rebooted but still the same. What would be the URI if am to enter it manually?
<meriad_> uhh QoS
<meriad_> 8 port switch rather
<meriad_> on the back
<meriad_> heh
<solid_liq> meriad_: not much. look on ebay to see what they're selling for; last I check they were around $15 - $20
<meriad_> bahahahah
<meriad_> i dont think so
<meriad_> 15-20 + shipping
<meriad_> you keep forgetting taht
<meriad_> heh
<solid_liq> MrKeuner: http://10.10.10.1:631
<meriad_> thats where tehy make all there money
<meriad_> it might cost 20 bux but you pay more than that for shipping
<meriad_> im asking 30 bux for it
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