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<0> where put where?
<1> /boot/grub/grub.conf
<2> one ethernet card have lots of virtual ips scares me
<2> I realy need more networking skill
<1> worthawholebrean, would i be correct on that ***umption? i just woke up.....
<1> worthawholebean*
<3> GiGaHurtz: no idea
<3> just thought the question needed to be asked
<3> don't even have a windows pc
<1> i think the first option would be default=0 as it is in my grub.conf then the section option would be dafult=1
<1> ****
<1> second* not section
<1> i keep typing that
<1> anyone play with xorg 7 yet?
<3> nope
<3> what are the main upgrades?
<3> other than the build system
<1> there is option in the xorg.conf file now for 32bit depth
<1> but it doesn't work...
<3> lol
<1> i always wondered why linux wont do 32bit
<4> hi all, i'm on a box that uses some type of network login system (i.e. my username is not in /etc/p***wd, but i can login). i'd like to add myself to a local group ("fuse"), but when i do "sudo usermod -G fuse $USER", it complains that i'm not in /etc/p***wd. how do i get around this? is it safe for me to (or ought i) add a local user of the same name?
<3> sweet
<1> what?
<3> IRC through telnet
<5> if the box isnt remote then login to a real tty, dont use su
<4> Quiznos: was that to me
<5> apparently
<4> Quiznos: i'm not logged in remotely, actually
<4> Quiznos: i'm sitting right in front of it, using gnome
<5> tht's my point, dont use sudo if you have phys access
<4> Quiznos: if i don't use su, how would i have permissions to change what group i belong to? "usermod: unable to lock p***word file"
<5> be root
<5> switch to a tty and login
<4> Quiznos: i just did "sudo su -" to become root and ran usermod -G me, which gave the same error (me not in /etc/p***wd)
<5> dont sudo what you can do as root
<5> :)
<4> Quiznos: i didn't
<4> Quiznos: echo $USER -> root; usermod -G me -> me not in /etc/p***wd
<5> then add yourself
<5> ___________!
<5> hey! i found a bag o chips with chips in it!!!
<5> woohoo munchies
<5> still crunchie
<5> heh
<6> if you dont mind, does anyone still remember my UPNP issue?
<5> nop
<7> how can I launch an instance of urxvt showing a specific working directory
<8> stylish u there??
<9> anyone here?
<8> any one knows about the error operation timeout in reading/opening /dev/initctl when rebooting?
<9> will i notice a difference if i get a 3.6gHz processor instead of a 3.8gHz?
<10> zappacky: not really
<5> lol, can i hit you
<10> who
<8> zappacky: Nah... maybe some funky redering engine may tell u the diff but not in general
<5> i'm still on 300 mhz
<5> zappa
<9> its a 300$ difference so i am just wondering
<9> hehe i on 450 atm
<11> Quiznos: heh
<5> save your money
<10> yes, save your money
<12> zappacky, it won't make $300 worth of difference, that's for sure
<9> i will
<9> thx
<5> buy more ram
<10> spend the 300 on more or faster ram or a faster disk
<12> or, wait until a new computer costs $300, then buy that
<9> alredy getting 2gig dual chanel ram
<5> and send it to me
<6> so basicly im asking how can i implement UPNP on a linux router
<8> any one knows about the error operation timeout in reading/opening /dev/initctl when rebooting?
<10> good luck
<8> HELP!!!
<6> its for directIM, with either aim or gaim(i think it's working now in beta2)
<10> http://upnp.sourceforge.net though i don't know what it is
<10> codeyman: hint: don't yell at people, they may /ignore you.
<13> hi guys
<6> i looked into it briefly, ill look again, but it looks like the client libraries for implementing it into an application
<8> sorry really desperate ... my web server is down and i cant figure out a way to rectify it
<12> is there any way to set an auto-ignore on anyone who uses a phrase like "HELP" ?
<6> heh, you just did
<10> lol
<8> sorry guys ...
<13> Kevin`_: the bots dont work :( my shell wont let me run custom bins from my home dir :(
<10> codeyman: i have no idea if this will help but for me that is a pipe with the following permissions: prw------- 1 root root 0 Feb 7 20:37 /dev/initctl
<10> perhaps you can boot some kind of a livecd (or single user mode), mkfifo /dev/initctl && chmod 600 /dev/initctl
<8> FieldySnuts: i will try that
<8> but what could have triggered that?
<10> i have no idea
<8> hey I moved /dev but later moved it back...can that be a problem
<11> codeyman: do you have /dev/initctl ?
<5> codeyman just reboot and os handle
<13> im gona see if i can put a link in the bin dir lol dought it will work but its worth a try lol
<10> where'd he go
<5> who?
<10> oh well. he probably used cp or something, need to use rsync -aP for stuff like device nodes/pipes.
<14> how do i setuid root on k3b so i can run as a normal user and it wont complain about stability problems if not root?
<15> troyfrew: run the k3bsetup ?
<14> i dont have that
<14> where do i get it
<15> you 'should'
<14> i use gnome
<14> i just emerged k3b
<11> troyfrew: man chmod
<15> afaik k3b comes with that script
<15> but yeah chmod/chown
<16> hi y'all
<17> I am root. Is there any way to get a screenshot for Virtual Terminal 4 from VT1?
<16> believe it or not, but i'm a newbie to linux :s
<14> i believe it
<5> vcs.7, vcsa.7
<14> now help me >_<
<16> :p
<5> oalvarez to you
<17> Quiznos, can I send input to that window too?
<16> to mount an ntfs partition, the command is mount -t ntfs /dev/hdb1 /whatever dir you made, huh ?
<5> yes but unwise, as being uncoordinated
<5> afaik
<5> but try
<17> "uncoordinated"? And how can I do that?
<5> not sure, test.
<11> [BlackWind]: should be
<16> hmmmm
<16> weird
<17> Thanks, Quiznos.
<15> you'll need umask or so
<15> fmask, dmask
<16> i always get the error, unknown file system
<11> [BlackWind]: there may be some permission crap you have to deal with for ntfs partitions, not sure, I never had one
<5> yw
<15> load the ntfs module
<15> should autoload though
<18> hello everyon
<16> i'm using fedora, maybe the kernel doesn't support ntfs ?
<5> mandy moore
<11> [BlackWind]: does modprobe ntfs work?
<16> unless the new ntfs that comes with windows XP is different
<16> i'll try
<16> nope
<19> New improved ntfs? Oh boy.
<16> it's an entire drive i try to mount
<11> [BlackWind]: huh?
<16> harddrive that is :p
<5> instead of sharing a ntfs, share an ext3
<5> it's easier and it works
<11> [BlackWind]: 'nope' was about modprobe?
<5> oops, ext2
<16> indeed yes
<14> share a fat32
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