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<0> infi, to tell you where the source is :)
<1> sure
<0> thanks
<2> nijaz2: thanks so much for getting back to me on that. I'll try it now
<3> Kakihara: welcome!
<4> kakihara: gentoo has its own livecd? wow, lots have changed...
<4> cyb0rg: the reason I asked here is because I want _opinions_
<2> Shwouchk: I just googled it and it was the dirst entry. I don't know anything about it. Try #gentoo after you've read it
<4> cyb0rg: btw, read again my last post - it WAS lynch
<5> how can i set a picture to booting kernel, is that a boot splash ?
<6> Shwouchk: I never said it wasn't
<4> yawgmoth: some people have strong opinions about gentoo
<6> why would you trust the opinions of complete strangers
<4> cyb0rg: oh, i thought you tried to correct my spelling or something...
<7> greetings
<4> cyb0rg: why not?
<4> btw, knoppix isnt for me - too sluggish
<7> if I create a compressed NTFS volume under WinXP will it be readable by the vanilla 2.6 kernel ntfs driver?
<2> Shwouchk: why do you want a livecd?
<7> I can not test it currently
<6> Shwouchk: eh .. I thought it's obvious "why not"
<0> bye all
<6> I still think that actually
<2> Shwouchk: live cd's are by definition going to be sluggish I think
<4> Kakihara: because this is a new laptop im using and i dont wanna screw with its partitions just yet - especially cause it has some kind of special dell restore partition...
<2> Shwouchk: funny you should say that
<4> Kakihara: ?
<2> Shwouchk: I've got a new laptop with the same funny little partition
<2> Shwouchk: what have you got?
<4> :D
<4> dell inspiron 6000
<2> Shwouchk: that tiny little partition can be left in place. Do you want dual-boot?
<4> Kakihara: besides, livecd and gentoo isnt inconsistent, since from a livecd you can install gentoo the normal way
<4> Kakihara: its not tiny right here - around 6gb... and yes, i do
<2> Shwouchk: My comp came with 1 main partition and one little one with dell utilities on it (which isn't mounted by windows). I got hold of acronis disk director and just made my main partition 30GB smaller and let the gentoo installation CD use the free space I'd created.
<8> how do I add a key to my authorized_keys list?
<2> Shwouchk: Of course you don't need anything like that much space.
<4> Kakihara: heh, too bad i only have a 60gb HD :P
<4> i mean 40
<2> Shwouchk: then give linux 10GB or something
<2> Shwouchk: If you decide you do want to install gentoo I'd be happy to help.
<9> havent you heard, gentoo questions get you lynched!
<4> yeah, i know
<9> :P
<4> i used to run it with a total 6GB
<10> How do I configure my printing margins in CUPS?
<10> I printed the test page but the full page margin is a bit off
<11> yuriks: specified the right paper?
<11> put it to a4
<11> and your app too
<10> It is A4
<11> if you're in europe
<10> Well, I printed using the CUPS web admin
<11> is the printerdefinition A4?
<11> also in the printdialog you can give this stuff
<11> try from gimp
<11> or something with a decent print dialog
<11> or raw text if you want to test the cups defaults
<4> Kakihara: thanks
<12> hi
<13> hi all. I wnat to download from internet. Which client should I use? Azureus, amule, ...?
<12> my hd led is stuck on, is there a way I can control it w/out restarting
<12> ?
<9> open the case
<4> Kakihara: i think ill install it... dling livecd now
<9> and disconnect it
<2> what does this mean? 'Major opcode of failed request: 33 (XKEYBOARD)' - I'm getting it when trying to run lineakd
<2> Shwouchk: :)
<12> martian67: good idea, but I think if the led is on the point is that it is having vcc source
<12> so won't disconnecting and reconnecting it give me the same problem ?
<9> i thought you just wanted it to go away
<12> martian67: no I'd like to have it back working again
<9> well restart then :P
<2> someone be a hero and tell me what that Xlib error means
<12> I think the chipset were a bit scrambled as dma was turned off at reboot
<9> it means you possibly have a corrupt chipset
<9> * err
<9> exlib
<9> *xlib
<9> not a chipset :P
<12> xlib ?
<9> its part of x
<12> I know what is it
<12> I don't get in what manner is xlib related to that
<9> i was talking to Kakihara
<9> :P
<12> anyway I tought about a i2o utility to dialog with the led controller
<12> martian67: oh :-)
<2> martian67: Thanks. I'm confused by it. just reading a page on x window system protocol errors
<12> bye
<10> slpyhd: that didn't work -_-
<10> GIMP printed text
<10> This looks like PS
<3> !val http://www.uqtr.ca/ciiu/
<3> oops
<14> not direcly linux related but what are peoples opinions of Acer laptops?
<15> I hate all laptops equally
<9> i hate everyone and everything equally
<16> which is the SUPPR key?
<3> s|k: suppr is supprimer, right?
<3> i.e., delete?
<16> ah
<16> I didn't know thanks
<3> s|k: do you have a french keyboard?
<16> no was following instructions on a foreign website though
<3> this one is canadian french, but it still has those keys labelled in english.
<16> ah
<3> maybe it depends on the keyboard though
<16> hrm
<3> enter is entre, anyway ;)
<16> haha
<16> I'd eat my enter key if that were the case :/
<3> it doesn't look very tasty, though ;)
<17> then you don't eat enough cake while typing
<3> yeah, I hardly eat cake even when I'm not typing ;)
<17> 8)
<18> how I can do that the traffic that enters by a network interface distributes by other two interfaces?
<9> nilp0inter
<9> iptables
<9> www.www.netfilter.org/
<9> err
<9> www.netfilter.org/
<9> that was odd
<9> o.O
<18> thankyou martian67
<9> nilp0inter: just to warn you
<9> it can be a total bitch to set up :/
<3> it's not a bitch, it's just ***ertive with a strong personality.
<18> :)
<9> :P
<3> nilp0inter: are the other interfaces on different networks?
<3> or would that be for load balancing?
<18> ninjaz2, yes, are on different networks
<3> ok, that's pretty easy to get going, then.
<9> yea all it is, is ipforwarding
<9> but you should still use iptables for security
<9> nilp0inter: there is a great howto on www.tldp.org
<9> ip-masquerading HOWTO
<9> or something like that
<18> ok
<18> I am working in a project, which it consists of livecd that once started detects the wifi network interfaces, and it shows a list of networks to connect and to make load balancing among them
<19> Heya
<20> hi..
<21> where are your public and secret keys saved?
<22> can someone help me with my /etc/fstab i want to mount partions so that users can see/edit the files but i keep getting premishin denied, it's mount with a gid all the users i want to access it are in and a mask of 774 but it still cant ls its contents
<21> where are your public and secret keys saved?
<23> which public and secret keys?
<24> ryanakca: for gpg?
<23> ssh, gpg, something else .. ?
<21> gpg, yes
<23> ~/.gnupg ?
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