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<0> i made sure / was dumped to tape, in case (heaven forbid) the box gets owned or something
<0> otherwise rebuilding the damn thing would take days
<0> someday i'll try gentoo stage1 on a 486
<1> heh
<2> that's what chroot and pivotroot is for.
<0> i think a buildworld of openbsd on my 70mhz sparcstation 5 took a day or so
<2> of course with distcc it can take much less time.
<2> ***uming the networked machines aren't all 386's.
<2> and networked on something faster than dialup.
<0> the best you can do with distcc is just under 3x
<3> anyone use nfs?
<0> yes
<3> synak, maybe you can help me
<4> Can someone help me understand the output of the "free -m" command. Here is mine: http://pastebin.com/661631
<3> /home/msg43 100.110.0.101(async,no_subtree_check,rw)
<3> /home/httpd 100.110.0.101(async,no_subtree_check,rw)
<3> when It ry to th mount these nfs shares I'm told it fails
<2> is portmap and nfsd running?
<5> redduck666: i currently have an athlon xp. my system is built for athlon xp (rather than i386)
<5> so, before my dual processor board and two xeons arrive, im rebuilding it all -mtune=nocona
<3> shad42, yes
<5> i dont want to end up with 'illegal instruction' and the whole thing blatting like a dead fly
<3> ./setup.sh: line 143: 2963 Segmentation fault "$setup" "$@" 2>>$NULL
<3> The setup program seems to have failed on x86/glibc-2.1
<3> What do I do?
<6> morning
<7> g am quiz
<6> hey guf
<6> a very young adult Cheryl Ladd, on Happy Days!
<6> on wgn
<8> how can u tell if POSIX shared memory is enabled?
<6> exec a bin that requires it
<9> is there like bash "read"
<6> yes
<10> ipcs
<9> but which starts with predefined value?
<9> that I can delete, or append
<6> see bash's help
<6> then bash.1
<6> the adv. bashing
<6> then
<6> under usr/doc
<9> and what is the solution?
<6> then tldp, linux, google
<6> in that order
<6> duno
<6> if i knew that i'd run for God
<6> :)~
<9> =)
<6> there's bash.info too
<11> Quiznos: there's also zsh
<11> :D
<6> he didnt ask for that
<11> Quiznos: just joking
<6> i knw
<11> anyone want a 24K dotemacs?
<6> what is it?
<11> http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/distributions/vectorlinux/hanumizzle/dotemacs
<11> and that's not even the latest
<6> just tell us what it is
<10> That seems like it would require me to use emacs...
<11> oh, well, it's a .emacs file...
<6> ew
<11> ignacio: you could admire it in vi
<6> give it to ~rms
<6> the second, 1956 version of _The Ten Commandments_, with Charlton Heston, will be shown tonight on ABC-tv at 7PM EDT.
<12> I'm buying computer parts. I'm getting an Athlon 64 X2 3800. I'll run 2 internal harddrives and an internal CD drive. It has an onboard Geforce 6. Do I need more than a 350W power supply?
<6> i think that'll be sufficient
<6> <fm.memos>
<12> Okay.
<11> i got a favor to ask someone
<6> what?
<11> does anyone know perl well here?
<6> not i
<11> Quiznos: general software design?
<6> yes
<6> i'm mental only tho
<6> :)
<11> right-o; well i let's say i have an i18n message cl*** called VASM::Message
<11> and i do
<6> k
<11> my issue is with how much validation i should do
<6> enough to prevent stoopit user errors :)
<13> under debian, does anyone know the package that holds basic programs like "shutdown" or poweroff?
<2> libc6? apt-file search shutdown
<6> violet, sysvinit
<11> let me continue...the method for adding a new message takes three args, but does not make sure about them
<11> but the parse method, which introduces a serialized catalog from the file system, does do validation
<6> han, it should validate for reasonablness
<13> sysvinit, thanks
<6> always?
<6> yw
<11> see my last comment
<6> catch up :)
<6> always?
<11> thorough validation...always
<6> ok
<6> what else?
<14> Hey guys...
<14> I had to kill x
<14> and all i see is my cursor
<11> well, the parse method itself runs a little long
<14> on the screen
<14> i cant switch to ttys
<14> if i tap on caps lock it dosent light..
<6> hanumizzle could you trim it?
<14> but i can ssh in and do stuff
<14> how can i fix?
<2> sysvinit is the final answer
<11> i wanted to shoehorn it into a single method, thats why
<14> i really wouldent like to reboot
<6> paulmer2003 blind-type reset
<6> in a tty
<14> huh?
<6> paulmer2003 your tty is unusable?
<14> Looks like it
<6> exec reset on that tty
<14> How do I do that?#
<6> just type it blind
<6> reset
<11> Quiznos: here's the method itself: http://sial.org/pbot/16750
<11> that might give you a better idea
<14> I just trying typing reset on the box and nothing happens
<6> paulmer2003 on a tty?
<14> Yeah.
<6> restart x11
<14> I also tryed killing the agetty
<14> on which the x is running
<14> i dopnt see a change
<6> then use an approved method to stop x
<14> When I hit caps lock
<14> light does not go on
<14> mouse dosent work eather
<14> x isnt in 'ps aux'
<6> hanumizzle the code isnt helping me, i'm not perler
<11> Quiznos: what langs do you know?
<6> c
<14> Agh.
<11> ok...would you let a c function run so many lines?
<6> i can the perl but some syntax is still a mystery
<14> [root@Citadel] (69.229 MB) [~] # /sbin/agetty 38400 tty9 linux &
<14> [1] 25730
<11> Quiznos: do i comment well?
<14> Just tryed switching to tty9... but cant... keyboard is dead
<6> I personally write factored code :)
<14> Any options left besides restart?
<6> paul reboot
<11> Quiznos: lots of small functions?
<6> yea, it's a forth style of coding/refactoring/thinking
<14> How come this happened :( all i did was Ctrl+alt+backspace
<6> the comments are good
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