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<0> black knight
<1> yea!!!
<2> linux2: that line is in the /etc/auto.misc or whatever file
<1> i'm cracking up here
<0> that movie was better than i expected
<1> 20th century man gets sent back to 13th century england
<1> ppj1010 yea
<1> my first viewing
<2> linux2: you'd want /var/autofs /etc/auto.misc --timeout=5 in auto.master
<0> do most dvdplayers automatically read AVI files?
<1> ppj1010 did you notice all the booty?
<0> im guessing no
<1> er, war prize?
<0> Quiznos, lol
<3> Someone want to walk me through a (deb) backport so I know how to do it in the future?
<1> heh
<4> Quiznos: And it's the predictable - he becomes the lord, rather than gets stabbed in the face?
<1> of cours
<5> danieldg, what if i wanted them to be auto mounted /media/cdrom0 and /media/cdrom1
<2> I'd symlink from /media/* to /var/autofs/*
<1> SpeedEvil dont be angry
<6> can anyone help me restore grub after a Windows install? I booted from an Ubuntu LiveCD but instructions I find online aren't working.
<2> that way the dirs exist before they are mounted
<2> otherwise you have an empty /media until you access /media/cdrom0/
<0> should ever partition be LVM??
<0> every
<0> p
<0> oops
<0> i cant handle this 3 keyboard 3 mouse 3 monitor deal
<7> what is the easiest way to encode files to divx or xvid
<7> what program
<8> danieldg: 2.4.17_mvl21-malta-mips_fp_le
<0> i keep trying to chat with you guys in my console
<2> jorvis_: grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/your_boot_partition /dev/your_boot_dev
<8> i have iptables support included into kernel
<3> ppj1010: whynt?
<0> huh
<2> Crissi: maybe look at the other kernel patches you have to see if they conflict with netfilter?
<6> danieldg: "fdisk -l" shows my boot partition as /dev/hda2. But I have nothing under /mnt
<5> danieldg, ok i think it did it right
<2> jorvis_: mount that boot partition somewhere, I just use /mnt/ as an example
<5> now ln -s /var/autofs/cdrom0 /media/cdrom0 ?
<2> linux2: yep. And run /etc/init.d/autofs start too
<5> Starting automounter: no automount maps defined.
<2> Crissi: otherwise, I really don't know why the counters would be zero. Maybe someone in #netfilter (netfilter dev channel) would have other debug tips. It's pretty quiet in there usually though
<5> danieldg, nvm
<2> linux2: did you define one in /etc/auto.master?
<0> n
<0> what determines if im doing the primary or extended partition
<8> danieldg: could be. there is a module which is used by the avalance chipset... i guess that could be.
<4> ppj1010: 1-4 are primary
<5> danieldg, the directory /var/autofs/cdrom0 doesn't exist
<0> gotcha
<0> oh god it wants cylinder numbers
<2> linux2: check mount - is autofs mounted on /var/autofs?
<4> ppj1010: any more are extedned - there is only room for 4 primary int he primary partition, any more are linked to anohter partition table, whihc is 5-9, ...
<5> automount(pid10907) on /var/autofs type autofs (rw,fd=4,pgrp=10907,minproto=2,maxproto=4)
<5> yep
<2> linux2: if it is, try chdir to /var/autofs/cdrom0 (with a cd in cdrom0)
<0> now it wants cylinder size.. omg. die
<4> ppj1010: You can give it Mb too
<0> but it says max 5168, its a 40g hDD
<0> isnt cylinder size the MB
<0> er Gb
<1> ppj1010 you watching the movie?
<4> no, ...
<0> Quiznos, no, lol
<1> he's breathing fire!!!!!!!!!!
<4> the drive is logically divided into several thousand tracks
<1> oh man that was dramatic!!!
<9> anyone know how to make my laptop screen power off when when I close the lid?
<4> Which all have the same size.
<5> danieldg, it is still getting mounted by kde
<2> linux2: remove it from fstab then
<4> Vyrix: It varies a bit - have you googled (yourlapotop model screen lid) ?
<0> SpeedEvil, so every partition i can use 1-5168 and be fine?
<4> ppj1010: The partitions go from one cylinder to another
<4> ppj1010: no
<0> 1-2?
<0> how do you know how many cylinders a partition needs
<4> ppj1010: The simpest way is to ignore it.
<10> I'm running Ubuntu Breezy PPC. This is bizarre: When I try to open any site with javascript inside Firefox, X crashes! Can anyone suggest a solution? The logs say nothing.
<0> i cant
<0> lol
<4> ppj1010: When it asks for a starting cylinder, hit enter
<0> im installing linux from scratch
<4> ppj1010: that'll pick first free
<0> oh crap i already picked #1
<0> it said default 1
<5> danieldg, ok i removed it form fstab but now autofs isn't mounting it at all
<0> p
<4> ppj1010: when it asks for an ending cylinder, enter 40000M
<1> ppj1010 wow there are some dramtic scenes in the flick
<11> whose your daddy?!
<1> me
<11> not sure, get a paternity test.
<1> lol
<0> Quiznos, yes its very dramatic
<0> lol
<4> ppj1010: for a 40G partition
<0> SpeedEvil, but
<4> ppj1010: or you can pick one manually
<0> i need to make like 6 partitions
<5> danieldg, ok i got it
<5> thanks for all your help
<1> TragicZ i'm gonna hang a damn cow bell around your neck
<4> ppj1010: if the disk has 5000 partitions, and 80G
<2> yw
<0> i see now that if i start from cylinder 1 and goto cylinder # 5168, i take up the entire 40g
<4> ppj1010: then 1-499, 500-999, ... are two 8G partitions
<1> 5000? lol
<1> that's the cp/m style of partitioning
<2> ppj1010: or you could use a modern fdisk program that does this all for you...
<0> yeah im seeing that now
<9> just out of curiosity... why?
<5> how do you remove a symbolic link?
<1> rm
<0> im running fdisk.. lol
<2> ppj1010: try cfdisk
<0> k
<0> cfdisk
<0> oops
<5> well this didn't fix my problem
<0> damn thats annoying
<5> i still can't eject a cd with the eject button
<0> dos compatibility flag not set
<0> this is fun
<0> Linux is fun!
<1> linux2 umount cd
<12> linux2: did you try the eject command?
<1> linux2 umount cd; eject
<5> yeah
<5> it ejects when i type eject
<1> are there any open files to the cd?
<5> but i want to be able to press the button
<5> Quiznos, no
<2> linux2: chdir out of the directory, and wait for the timeout
<1> or any CWD to the cd?
<1> PWD
<2> linux2: I set my timeout is 2 seconds, so it's always unmounted
<0> if i use
<0> +sizeM or +sizeK
<0> i can use space
<0> cool
<1> linux2 any $PWD's to the cd?
<13> has anybody heard any talk about a zero-day RFI for php.ini ?
<5> Quiznos, no
<0> wait
<14> damn quiz, you were here before I went to work :\
<0> wtf
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