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<0> SpeedEvil: cp: cannot open `0' for reading: Input/output error
<1> thats it! omfg lol
<0> SpeedEvil: would that be because I have -STOP'ed it ?
<2> 0 is probably the stdout
<2> does it say (deleted) next to the name, when you do ls -l
<0> SpeedEvil: did that for 0, 1, 2 which are all marked as deleted
<3> psych0: really? they had a floppy version too, I think
<4> kernel panic - not syncing : no init found
<4> what does that mean, i only upgraded gcc, glbc and rerun lilo
<2> Samus_Aran: Ok... It _used_ to work
<2> Samus_Aran: I know it worked around 2.6.10 or so
<4> the same kernel i have bene using for 2 months
<5> allix: It might be trying to mount the wrong partition.
<4> how do i check?
<1> thats OLD
<6> so i have a new raid controller, with an old array, do i need to tell the new controller that the array exists?
<4> i am on the partition on s boot cd
<1> old old old kernel
<5> Give it a boot param: root=<correct part>
<7> i don't believe this! not only do they have the "finger" command, but they also have the "pinky" command, lol
<4> i did lilo -r root= <boot partition>
<7> a light-weight finger
<4> is there a way to check it did it
<5> f**** -l <device>
<7> lol
<5> hhe .. <shhh>
<2> Samus_Aran: Odd - sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
<4> hehe
<4> i don;t want to wipe the disk
<3> psych0: http://omnibus.uni-freiburg.de/~giannone/rescue/current/#Downloads
<2> lo_tek: what about fist, when you need a lot of data, and don't care about damage?
<5> It lists partitions .. fdisk -l
<0> SpeedEvil: a friend is helping me another way, will see if it works
<7> i haven't seen that one, SpeedEvil, lol
<2> Samus_Aran: good
<8> dannym: wow.. i think it will work..
<7> the old time hackers really had a neat sense of humor!
<8> :p
<2> lo_tek: that was completely original! :)
<6> anyone here familiar with how hard ware raid controller swork
<6> ?
<2> nny: yes
<2> nny: you've got several disks connected, and they pretend to be one big disk
<6> SpeedEvil: hehe yeah i know that much :) i am trying to figure out if onl array/new controller would show up right away or if i have to do something
<9> how do i resize a jfs partition?
<2> nny: it depedns on the sort of raid
<2> nny: and the controller, and how well it's supported under linux
<6> speed raid 0
<4> what is verbose mode in lilo?
<6> speed drives appear to be healthy
<2> raid 0 - on what controller?
<5> allix: Just tells what is happening as it does its thang.
<2> allix: I think it just gives a prompt letting you pick which image to boot
<4> i meant what is the -prefix?
<10> gufymike: i did a quick google for the make error, the program has been tested in fedora core 4 so does this make the cause and remidy any clearer?
<11> netsurf3: what are you running?
<10> suse 10.1
<10> the kernel you know already
<6> SpeedEvil: adaptec 1200 pci
<10> i cant think of anymore relivent info
<12> so is thepiratebay down for good now?
<10> nahh
<10> it is just ultra busy
<12> ah
<10> servers are overloaded
<10> they have another new logo though
<11> can you send me this source, I'm looking at module.h and what MODULE_PARAM wants p***ed to it, looks fine, but I'm looking at 2.6.16 sources.
<13> memory upgrade sucesfull
<12> well dammit they need new servers
<12> hehehe
<11> They need more
<14> Hi, I installed another linux distro (ubuntu) next to archlinux, i forgot to save my old grub, and ubuntu didnt detect arch, can i still access the old menu.lst, because i mounted the partition, but i'm not allowed to go into /boot of that partition, otherwise i have to figure out where exactly linux resides (i can figure it out, but it would be easier and more fulfilling if i could fix this issue)
<10> gufymike: source from which the module or kernel?
<11> better load balancing
<15> I must say TPB guys are some smart mother****ers
<11> the module, I wanna try and compile it here (fc5)
<10> ok
<10> would you like the link then
<15> the way they told FBI, look, hey, we don't log at all
<0> wah, it won't recover my files..
<11> netsurf3: I have to ask, I ***ume you do since you are this far, but kernel source is installed and readable?
<0> perhaps because I use device-mapper encryption
<11> yes link or dcc is fine by me
<15> now they are back online with some huge taps and FBI blackboxes on the line I think
<10> gufymike: i am sure i installed it but i have been mistaken before so i will check
<10> http://www.moschip.com/html/download_drivers.html
<10> link to the driver (7780)
<16> can anyone by anychance tell me where to stick the google-search license key?
<17> on1009: not on a family channel ;)
<16> LOL
<10> hehe
<10> just wat i was thinking
<10> but i wasnt going to say it ;)
<16> ;-)
<18> fedora better rock
<18> 3g?
<1> is there a program like alcohol 120% for linux? something i can mount isos with?
<19> Shaezsche: there is mount
<17> Shaezsche: mount -o loop -t iso9660 foo.iso /mount/point
<2> mount -o loop -t iso9660 tmp.iso /mnt/
<5> Fedora teeters around like a drunken one-legged ox until it falls with a spectacular crash.
<16> now cmon guys somebodys gotta know its for WWW::Search::Google!
<16> perl
<10> gufymike: yepp kernel source is installed
<15> google has a nice soap interface for queries
<11> oki netsurf, well line 81 p***ed here, tho I got the rest of the errors
<16> lenny__, you my man? would you be able to point me somewhere?
<0> SpeedEvil: thanks for the help. it looks like the three files I was thinking were them, were actually just 3 unrelated deleted files by the process
<15> on1009, wait it's on labs.google.com I think
<0> SpeedEvil: by the way: lsof | grep $USER|grep deleted|grep filename
<13> sammy !!
<15> it's limited to 1000 queries per day if you son't pay
<0> SpeedEvil: is a handy way to get the process
<0> SpeedEvil: probably you can tell lsof to only list your users processes, which would make it fast
<0> nXOR: allo
<20> hello, anyone know what happen to distrowatch.com ?
<15> but it's still very useful because it's fast and gives you results without advertising
<0> nslt: in what regard ?
<0> nslt: it is still there for me
<16> only thing is i dont know where to apply the license key i optained
<16> lenny__,
<15> on1009, http://www.google.com/apis/
<16> ok
<10> gufymike: why do they make drivers, say their tested on fedora 4 :/
<20> Samus_Aran, oh.. im getting Forbidden
<20> You don't have permission to access / on this server.
<10> its not fair :'(
<15> use a generic soap library for your language
<0> nslt: hm. are you using a caching proxy, or is your ISP ?
<10> i wanna put pictures and stuff on my phone
<10> but i cant
<15> where to put the key it's exaplained in the docs
<0> nslt: perhaps you have an out-of-date page
<21> hi !
<21> what can I do with a file whose state is :
<20> out of date? when entering http://distrowatch.com/ ?
<10> gufymike: ahh well sent them an email hopefuly they can make it work
<0> nslt: both http://distrowatch.com/ and http://www.distrowatch.com/ work here (the latter redirects to http://distrowatch.com/)
<21> ?--------- ? ? ? ? ? /usr/lib/evolution
<20> unfortunetly from here it showing error
<21> everything I try, I get permission denied
<0> nslt: some ISPs (or individuals) use proxies which record pages in a cache, so that next time someone requests the same page it isn't grabbed from the net. just one possibility. try using wget with --server-response
<0> nslt: that way you see all the HTTP headers
<11> oki netsurf3
<0> nslt: something fishy is going on, as it works fine here
<20> Samus_Aran, you dont have to explain me this, there is no proxy between me and that page.
<0> nslt: so what does "wget --server-response http://distrowatch.com/"; show you ?
<21> please someone?
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