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<0> bowse
<1> only see one file: readme.txt
<0> read it
<2> Serg that's almost quotable
<1> nothing wrong with the current files
<0> k
<1> will chopping off the last bit usually help a little?
<0> maybe
<0> depends on how far along the fl is, and how fast your dl is
<0> and and and
<1> was thinking about just cutting off about 200MB
<0> ok
<1> I have lots of time here, and my internet connection is quite decent (or for me that is)
<0> what tool are you using to get the file?
<1> wget
<0> does it have resume?
<1> yes
<0> and seek?
<1> yep
<0> go for it then
<3> what
<4> Resizing a 19% full ext3 partition down 10% is pretty much always safe?
<4> *safe, right?
<5> kamoricks, halifino.
<6> shrinking any filesystem is never safe
<4> Well why not?
<4> It should be.
<7> true, always risky doing that
<7> ananke's right
<6> kamoricks : and *** should always be safe.
<4> It didn't give me the "OMG YOU IDIOT BACK UP YOUR COMPUTER OR YOU SHALL SCREW YOURSELF IN THE BUTT" thing that happened when I tried to resize NTFS.
<7> lol, ananke
<7> *** on top of a safe? ;-)
<6> now, you wanna argue over what should be safe and what's not safe, or did you actually happen to ask a question, and for some god forsaken reason you're not happy with the answer?
<7> kamoricks: that's because linux is not a "chatty" OS like windoze is, that's why many times you will get NO warnings
<4> lo_tek: I got that warning using the same resizing program...
<4> (Debian LiveCD.)
<8> yeah but debian only al;lows safe programs...
<7> that's the way the debian folks set it up, then
<8> even a stable program has to be checked 3000021234342 times
<4> GiB!
<4> My "150" GB hard drive comes closer to 120GB.
<7> lol, debian's so conservative that they still don't wanna use the 2.6 kernel unless they have to, lol
<2> yeah I was just wondering why my 250 was reporting 230
<8> exactly you didnt let me finish
<8> after that it is put in the unstable apt source
<8> lol
<9> man...it is eerily calm outside right now
<7> tornado comin', headmonkey?
<9> hurricane, yeah
<2> <gmike> /dev/hdc1 230G 210G 8.3G 97% <-- whats got me, is that 230 total, 210 used but only 8.3 free.
<7> calm down here in the deep south usually means low low atmospheric pressure which always greatly alarms me
<9> first one of the season, and it slips past cuba and curves straight at my house
<7> cuba needs to get pounded more often by those damned hurricanes
<10> gufymike: 10% is usually reserved for superusser
<9> theres a 99% chance against it happening...and it happened
<11> how do I kill a bunch of processes that I am getting a listing of by doing `ps aux | grep filter_text`
<5> lo_tek, no, they have cigars and excellent shows.
<2> SpeedEvil: that isn't the / partition, just an extra hdd
<5> Plus, they're our source of free labor.
<10> BluR: |awk '{print $1}'|xargs kill
<10> gufymike: same
<10> gufymike: happens on mke2fs
<11> thank you speedevil
<2> kk
<10> a certain amount of space is reserved for a nominal user
<2> anyone use xfs?
<9> free labor ? ive never met any cuban computer programmers willing to work for food
<10> you can pick the user and the amount of space.
<10> headmonkey: If they are hungry enough they would - so would you.
<2> what if I don't care about reserved space?
<0> -m 0
<10> e2tune or something
<9> SpeedEvil, ive been homeless....never worked for food or begged tho ;)
<10> you can change it runtime.
<10> However.
<5> I can't wait until I resurect amaroK
<10> Filling it jam packed will slow access speeds
<5> Kind of bored without music.
<10> as it fragments to hell
<11> SpeedEvil: that's giving me a usage error
<11> sudo ps aux | grep flash | awk '{print $1}' | xargs kill
<0> gufymike i specify mke2fs -m0 on all partitions that dont get any dist-installed files.
<5> BluR, that looks like a good command.
<10> BluR: error
<10> ?
<11> it tells me the usage of kill
<8> cause you havnt p***ed anything to kill
<2> yeah, but doing this for 3 partitions that are on avr over 150gb isn't going to be fun
<11> Oh
<11> i already killed all the processes
<11> that's why
<8> needs an argument
<11> thanks!
<11> works great
<2> So I'm going to ignore it
<5> BluR, there's a better way... kill `ps -A -o "%p" flash`
<0> gufymike where are the distfiles being installed? what drive and what's the devpath of the drive you're discussin?
<2> They are on /dev/hda3 I have /dev/hda5 /dev/hdb1 and /dev/hdc1 hda3 is 30GB, I have a total of 527GB spread out among the other 3 partitions, a 160 a 250 and 170
<4> I'm looking for a linux distro that'll fit in 20GB, runs on an ext3 file system, and has a nice package system. Stability is a plus, security is managed by self. Any suggestions?
<10> slackware!
<2> the last 3 #'s are the raw numbers
<10> But then...
<12> how do I check whick kernel I'm running?
<0> ok, well are you installing the dist files to one partition or multiples?
<10> uname -a dspr
<2> kamoricks: most if not all will fit the bill
<12> thanks SpeedEvil
<2> I'm not installing anything anymore Quiz, but its multiple one for /boot and the rest are on /
<2> Well atleast this box, for a long time
<0> gufymike on those 3 hd, make partitions, 1g, 10g, 50g for / /usr and /usr/local; one of those to hda, b, c respectfully.
<13> http://tuttlesvc.teacherhosting.com/pictures/sugar-web.png
<2> oki
<13> http://www.eschoolnews.com/eti/2006/05/001414.php
<0> gufymike but i'd rather use smaller parts on hda for all dist-instlled files and use the rest on non-hda for all my stuff
<0> as I already do
<13> thats how the $150 linux laptop wil look
<0> 1g is excessive for / tho
<13> good
<0> kk
<10> Quiznos: I go 4G for / these days.
<10> As it can be trivially dropped onto a DVD
<0> that's what hda here has
<0> yep
<0> hdb is 33g and has 4g parts on it
<3> http://tuttlesvc.teacherhosting.com/pictures/sugar-chat.png
<3> lol
<0> hdc is 40g and two parts i think
<0> or not, i forgot
<13> looks pretty cool, but they could dump openzaurus on it too
<13> that has a ton of aps
<13> mozilla + python code is nicer though
<2> quiz: http://rafb.net/paste/results/OljPbF58.html (my df -h)
<13> aiming for devel in africa
<0> k
<0> wow! rafb/paste is 22 pages long in elinks!!!
<0> when did that happen?
<0> gufymike you forgot to sign the page
<0> now i gonna hunt
<3> lol stolen anime
<2> stolen I think not!
<3> bull****
<2> Fan Subs... XD
<3> thats illegal
<5> My goodness, ps has a problem. I want to select all process that have a specific command name without regard to who it's running for... ps lists all process that satasfy -e and -C commandlist
<2> Illegal in japan, but not if they aren't licensed in NA, then there isn't that much of a problem, but if you want to be technical about it, yes you are right.
<3> PeterFA, grep?
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