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<0> oh good...
<1> I dont even have my car yet
<1> not even my permit yet lool
<2> damn : Really pre-preplanning
<1> ha
<0> glad you know: NEVER buy hardware without finding out how you're gonna support it
<3> jim: What fun is that?
<0> Dagmar: the fun of having the money to spend on hardware you -know- will work
<2> Gen0cide: get the nice one that hooks to your home amp, then run your home amp INto your SC to record it ;)
<3> If I didn't have poor impulse control over <$20 webcams, I wouldn't have my collection of Eyeball Hero Action Figures along the top of my dresser
<1> lol
<0> anyway, speedwise how does sata compare to say firewire or usb2?
<1> the question really is, how to control the sirius radio through rs232 in linux,
<3> jim: R*pes 'em both
<2> Dagmar: you could always put them around the office on the winserver, and feed the saved .mpegs into your box ;)
<0> really
<0> sata 1?
<3> kaotic: That ***umes I have more htan one winbox
<2> firewire2 rips on usb2 tho :P
<4> a computer with the realvnc version for windows alows people without vncviewer to connect to the vncserver using a java applet in a webbrowser. how can the same thing be done in linux?
<5> Gen0cide: For what reason do you want to control a serius radio with your computer?
<2> since you can daisy chain firewire ;)
<6> Why do I have an ISA bridge but no ISA slots?
<5> (sorry if was mentioned previously, I just started paying attention)
<7> [Jamez], he wants a carputer
<1> cuz im making a carputer, with a lcd touchscreen
<3> PeterFA: Because.
<0> do sata controllers have enough smarts to not bother the cpu during transfers
<0> ?
<2> the cpu is always bothered last i knew
<6> Dagmar, I have a ****ty manufacturer of a mother board manufacturer?
<0> well not for scsi
<2> unless youre runnin gigs of ram
<0> you just tell it "these sectors, put em here, tap me when you're done"
<0> and your processes don't slow down like with ide
<2> scsi is something i dont delve into
<2> at least not yet
<5> Gen0cide: Once you sign up for serius you'll have access to many of their channels via the web... You won't have access to all of them though.. I believe the news sports and talk channels are left off of this list... Howard Sterns isn't yet but will be available online soon.
<0> I started out scsi
<3> PeterFA: The ISA bus is entirely internal
<3> You might as well be asking why you still have a coprocessor to me
<1> Im making a carputer, so it will be in my car, and i dont want to wardrive jsut to listen to msuic!
<2> scsi has its uppoints
<1> or i can use a cellphone for internet...
<0> it sure does
<2> 15k drives : etc ;)
<8> hey guys
<5> Gen0cide: Makes sense.. Any electronics skills? Their bases seem fairly simple.
<8> is it illegal to use media wiki and not display "powered by media wiki"
<8> or against the GNU i mean
<7> It's not nice, that's for sure.
<0> look at the license conditions
<2> nice to know im only using about 5%cpu atm : tho im maxed out atm ;) : make is a bitch on a kernel upgrade ;)
<0> I don't think you can put extra conditions on the gpl
<2> i thought gpl was just gpl : no if/and'
<1> thrers a programm that does exactlly wht i want cale roadrunner, but its for windows, but hte source is availbe, but i dont want to h***le with it, so im still looking for a linux solution
<2> damn drunken fingers again puttin ' where it dont need to be
<3> A10n: read the licence agreement that comes with mediawiki, dude
<0> doing that in sql must hurt :)
<2> A10n: did your mount end up working ?
<8> Dagmar, i don't have it installed, I now of a company that uses it and doesn't display it
<8> Kaotic, no :/
<8> i'm trying to find the license online, i hate that company bastards!
<5> Gen0cide: Linux wasn't made not to hastle with. Most of the time you need to do a little work for custom installs like this
<2> interesting A10n
<7> A10n, the MediaWiki license? Probably on mediawiki...
<2> dependencies can be a bitch cant they ;)
<6> Dagmar, I don't get it. I thought the PCI bus was a complete replacement. I would have thought that for legacy support, the ISA bus was attached the the PCI device like a PCI card.
<3> a10n: I don't know specifically that it's required, but it's nice to do so.
<0> PeterFA: yeah, I thought that was how some mobos did it
<3> PeterFA: As far as I know the ISA bus is still where common serial ports and so forth are connected through
<6> Dagmar, if I understood correctly, so was the IDE bus, and the PCI bus attached to the south bridge, and that to the north bridge and that to the FSB.
<6> Dagmar, ah, that explains that.
<6> Dagmar, didn't they all connect it directly to the FSB in the goold ol' days?
<2> you know what i really want in a girl : ME ; 3.14 via the bloodhound gang : great line ;)
<0> don't they have east and west bridges yet??? cmon people, get to WORK!
<6> jim, lol
<2> jim: i didnt think they had rivers runnin east/west ;P
<3> No one wants the wicked witches in their computer, dude.
<5> Gen0cide: I found a solution for you.
<0> back in 2045 when noreaster meant a -storm-...
<1> wht is it?
<7> 2045...x.x
<3> Call me a city boy if you like, but I will NOT be going to see "The Hills Have eyes"
<5> http://www.turbobit.com/lirc.html - I've never used lirc but this site claims it can control devices as well as be controlled by a remote... Send the IR singals to your XM from your "CarPuter" -- the only thing you'll be lacking is the "Now Playing" information
<3> They keep airing that commercial, and it's a bit too close to that inbred hillbillies episode of the X-Files for me
<2> i thought they already made "the hills have eyes" : 1-3
<1> Yay ill take a look
<3> kaotic; they may have, but there's a new one coming out
<2> had some crazy eyed ****er in it
<3> Inbred haploids are about hte only thing that scares me
<2> a new one? wtf!
<2> its been over 10 years since the first one
<2> or even the last one
<9> How do I remove a module from the running kernel?
<3> 1977 was the Wes Craven one
<9> I've tried "modprobe -r kqemu", but the program just quits silently (Which I thought indicated success - until I found out that it's still loaded!)
<3> http://www.eyesonthehills.com/
<2> kqmenu?
<5> Arafangion: You first have to make sure that no other modules are using the one you are trying to remove.
<1> i need one that displays the info on he lcd
<9> [Jamez]: How do I do that?
<5> Gen0cide: displays what info?
<2> did you switch to something else ?
<2> other than kde?
<9> [Jamez]: btw, kqemu is the 'accellerator' for the qemu PC emulator.
<5> Arafangion: lsmod | grep "kqemu"
<1> the info of whts playin
<5> Gen0cide: I believe the radio has a display of whats playing on it ;)
<1> and the icons of the radio station andd that jazz
<9> [Jamez]: That command shows nothing.
<2> Arafangion: are you runnin kde atm?
<1> ya, but my freinds mom's hoonda has a stock carputer, and it does exactly wht i want my carputer to do, but they have xm
<9> kaotic: No, whY?
<5> Arafangion: grep is case sensitive... Though I've never ran across a module that had an upper case letter in it. try lsmod | grep -i "kqemu"
<9> [Jamez]: The precise module is: /lib/modules/2.6.12-10-386/misc/kqemu.ko
<2> just checking Arafangion : cuz its hard to kill a mod when you're actually runnin it ;)
<9> [Jamez]: And is shown in modprobe -l
<5> Arafangion: if lsmod | grep "kqemu" didn't show anything the module shouldn't be loaded...
<9> [Jamez]: Shouldn't modprobe -r therefore complain that the module isn't loaded?
<5> Gen0cide: The car adapters for the radios must output the information... If I were you I'd get my hands on some technical specs (sometimes available from the manufacturers) to see how.
<2> Arafangion: not really : sometimes its a bitch to get a mod outta your kernel :|
<5> Gen0cide: You're going to have to get the real car adapter though, not just a car kit
<9> Hmm, interesting, it just didn't want to load the firs ttime.
<2> mmmmmmmmmm > vodka + rootbeer == gooood
<9> Second time, actually.
<0> - vodka
<9> kaotic: I had my first Port this week :)
<5> Gen0cide: Here is an interesting read for you: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7487 - deals w/xm
<2> Arafangion: port as in wine?
<2> or port as in .............?
<9> kaotic: Fortified wine.
<5> kaotic: where you park your boat.
<2> i have no boat so therefore, i dont park one ;) [Jamez]
<9> Hmm, kqemu + qemu runs winxp surprisingly fast - faster than the version in the dual-boot setup (Which has alot of cruft installed)
<10> I wander wtf BitchX won't display topics of channels you're not on, via /topic :-/
<11> Its not leet enough. :P
<10> having to using /quote topic is bull****
<2> dualbooting was fun if you dualboot win : that was IT : dualbooting lin == troubles that ive noted
<1> thanks <[James]>
<10> Dr_Willis: errh .. insane defaults + stupid documentation = elite
<5> Gen0cide: did that answer any of your questions?
<11> cyb0rg, yep.. thats pertty much defines BitchX
<11> :P
<10> ah .. and let's not forget that sometimes cirtain functions don't work properly
<10> but I <3 BitchX anyway
<11> and the added obscene kick and othe rmessages
<11> :P
<11> they still defaulting to a ugly default theme? :P
<2> i prefer xchat personally : but thats me :S
<11> ages ago it was nice simple bar/text - then they went all complex some time ago. Lol
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