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<0> wait nm
<1> I didn't even look at the iamge :P
<0> now that i know how to scroll up
<1> image*
<1> cba to start firefox
<2> Greggor: lol
<0> error :/proc/misc: no entry for device mapper found - -- is ddevice mapper driver missing from kernel
<3> ppj1010: would it be possible for you to just set up a basic lfs system and add lvm later?
<0> striped;required device mapper targets not detected in your kernel,
<0> why no device mapper
<0> ?
<4> ppj1010: you're being told what's missing.
<0> is it because linux isnt installed?
<0> no its running a live cd.. so whats wrong
<0> bad burn?
<5> ppj1010: so put device mapper in your kernel, or see if modprobe device-mapper helps
<6> I have a prcess that is zombied, that won't go away with kill -9, any ideas how to remove it ?
<5> gentoo's cds have device mapper in the kernel ;)
<4> ppj1010: ... either you left it out or the instructions you're following don't tell you to turn it on
<3> Fracture: they don't hurt anything. they go away on restart
<7> Fracture: what kernel?
<0> wow im confused now
<8> howdy
<4> ppj1010: what kernel?
<9> waz up people
<0> all i did was put the livecd in, and type "install" at the prompt
<6> jorvis_: Movies
<6> jorvis_: 2.6.15-23-686
<5> Fracture: zombie means it's already dead, but its parent hasn't checked its status. it has to be kept in the process list until its parent knows its dead because the posix spec requires it. it shouldn't take any memory
<3> ppj1010, overseer: livecd is around 2.6.11.12 or so
<1> so, um
<1> Has anyone here ever played Final Fantasy (the first one)?
<5> Fracture: if you're really desperate to be rid of it, kill its parent
<10> haha i just saw the lamest **** right now
<10> seti@home
<10> what a waste of bandwidth
<0> i hated ff1
<1> But you played it
<1> So you must help me :D
<0> seti doesnt use bandwidth
<0> it uses proc power
<0> Greggor, not since i was like.. 8
<9> and bandwith too
<10> what a waste of electricity
<9> :P
<10> waste of space
<1> still :s
<1> Help
<0> hows it a waste of space, distributed computing is very useful
<1> Does the kind of armour/weapon a mage uses affect its spellcasting ability?
<0> one huge supercomputer
<1> Or is that too advanced for this game? :o
<4> ppj1010: so -- have you rebooted after you 'installed' off the live cd?
<0> way too advanced
<1> Haha
<1> Okay
<1> Thanks
<0> overseer_, i havent even installed it yet
<0> i havent gotten past making my partitions
<6> Triffid_Hunter: thanks
<4> then your live cd doesn't support LVM :)
<3> overseer: there's no way he could be ready to let his system stand on it's own two feet yet
<0> oh
<11> Any one who knows much about raid for IDE, I'm thinking to build an array on 8 disks and i guess raid level 5 is good for a fileserver?
<0> sweet
<0> so i have to go back and make 50 partitions
<0> or can i leave my one LVM in
<4> kiliko: raid10 and keep your sanity.
<0> howd you install it node
<0> why do i always want chinese food when i break linux
<1> And, uh, where can I find out what spells mean what?
<1> "Lock" has to be the least descriptive spell-name I've seen in a while.
<0> Greggor, google it that games got such fanatic appeal
<1> alright
<0> lol
<1> Thanks
<0> sorry been awhile
<12> anybody know what the requirements are for ntfs?
<13> why does this channel prompt me to register when i'm already registered on freenode?
<12> read-only
<0> a harddrive and NT?
<12> ppj1010: *dingdingding*
<12> lol
<0> yayaya!
<14> what'd he win?
<0> a working linux!
<0> node_6, howd you setup your partitions
<1> Can a red mage learn black/white magic?
<12> deez nutz in yo mouf, dat's what
<13> linux does some strange stuff also
<12> hehe
<4> kiliko: http://baarf.com/
<3> ppj1010: I didn't use lvm
<0> oh
<0> well then
<3> ppj1010: this is a laptop with one hd, right?
<0> yeah
<15> how can I make a bash script wait for n seconds before executing a specific command?
<0> i guessi have to go back and start adding cylinders up
<3> then I would just make around 256MB for /, and the rest for /usr
<5> alexMK: sleep n
<0> whats the diff between fdisk and cfdisk
<0> oh wow nevermind
<15> thanks Triffid_Hunter
<0> thats quite different
<5> ppj1010: cfdisk is friendlier ;)
<0> haha
<3> heh - cfdisk is prettier
<0> i love you guys
<3> ppj1010: where are you located?
<0> tampa florida
<0> where housing insurance is more than your mortgage!
<3> ppj1010: you're in my tz.. ( I'm in Ohio ) you do *not* have enough time to get much done tonight. just so you know :)
<0> oh im off tomorrow and have a 8/12 pack of dr pepper
<0> but damn, is 11pm too late for chinese food?
<3> heh - alrighty
<3> ppj1010: not for me :)
<0> node_6, i seriously used fdisk last time i made these partitions
<0> and i did it by cylinder size
<0> and had to mathetmatically determine each size
<0> that was fun
<3> ppj1010: hmm. bet that was fun
<3> heh
<0> every 32cylinders is 250mb
<0> or so
<0> crap
<0> in cfdisk
<0> logical - extended ?
<0> or is primary extended
<0> this is different
<4> ppj1010: LVM2 really is worth the fun of finding a better live cd to start with
<0> in fdisk i only had choice of extended and primary now i only have primary and logical i thought primary was logical
<0> over; im going to throw ubuntu 6 or centos or something on my desktop too
<0> which im sure do lvm
<0> whys lvm so useful, because you can modify them online ?
<4> because you can create/destroy without touching the partition table
<3> ppj1010: you want a primary for / and a primary for /usr
<11> overseer, ops did i really wrote 5, i meant raid 1... what ever :P
<3> ppj1010: if you do as I did
<0> and the rest logical?
<0> swap home tmp?
<3> ah ... well I lied... I also made a swap partition. my /home and /tmp are both symlink'd to /usr/{home,tmp}
<3> you swap partition is a swap partition, not primary or logical
<4> ppj1010: and because you can grow/shrink volumes online, and you don't have to use the partition table to do it (which you would otherwise)
<0> so the filesystem on swap is swap
<3> the partition type of swap is swap
<0> yeah taht
<3> type 82 == swap, type 83 == generic linux partition
<4> i've learned to dislike partition tables, compared to the ease of making one partition for the whole disk and giving it to LVM
<0> yeah i bet
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