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<0> We better make DAMN sure this one is secure
<1> er, partition table entries
<2> if it blows up...we'll get a new one
<0> With what dollars?
<2> the ones the mint prints
<3> the ones spent on the military ;P
<0> Discovery has a special place in my heart.
<4> hi
<0> hello
<5> hi ppl
<6> hey sirbijan_
<7> Hi. I'm trying to connect simultaneously two keyboards under X, so that both use a different layout. I've tried with the xorg.conf at http://paste.debian.net/7673, but only the first (PS2) keyboard works. Any idea on what I should change to get what I want (if it is ever possible) ?
<5> I was here minutes ago complaining about my grub recognizing Windows 2003
<5> and it's a Dr... something answering me, his way just failed!
<5> i said i have 2 hard drives, in hd0 i have winxp + ubuntu + suse
<5> and in hd1 i have FC5 and windows 2003



<8> sirbijan_, what's your problem?
<8> sirbijan_, info grub, learn to map drives
<5> i'm looking for a way to either fire up my Windows 2003 with grub or boot my linuxes with windows boot.ini
<5> well, I already have the receipie guzu , see
<5> http://pastebin.com/714663
<5> it's what Dr...... told me
<9> sirbijan_: chainloader +1 doesn't boot 2k3?
<8> sirbijan_, wait
<5> but it's the error I get:
<5> http://pastebin.com/714686
<8> sirbijan_, imho (wich i haven't seen w2k3 recently), rootnoverify should be after mapping, and changed accordingly
<5> aha, so, I just put it after mapping and restart again
<5> i hope this time it works! the worst part is the restart part!
<8> putiafter, and change it accordingly!
<8> wich is: hd1 becomes hd0
<8> that's what mapping is about
<8> whoami
<8> no, wrong console :)
<5> oh, right!
<8> sirbijan_, (ignore my last two lines, plese :) )
<10> !google linux 7211C HBA
<11> anyone here uses metatheme?
<12> hi
<5> no problem guzu ;)
<8> k
<12> i just want to know which linux is fully compatible with webmin?
<12> i mean webmin comptly configerable os?
<12> redhat or debin or ubuntu?
<13> They all should b
<13> be*
<14> yeah :P
<15> guh
<12> but i am now with ubuntu but all path are diffrent coz its selecting as debin 3.1
<14> but debian rocks :D
<15> my lag is 15.49
<13> webmin install asks for your distro, and has a nice list of them, even if yours instant listed pick the one closest to your distro
<12> hmm debin
<13> yeah you really don't need or want webmin on ubuntu
<14> debin?
<14> lol
<14> :D
<12> its allready install
<12> Debian sorry
<14> (:
<12> allredy install on vps ubuntu and webmin
<12> but i have problam with proftpd i forget to configer as standalone and i did inetd
<12> so now its not working that;s why i ask here but os is fully compatbile with webmin
<12> i dont know much about commands in ssh
<13> time to learn them airboy, first on is vi (man vi or better google for a vi tut)
<12> yep i know vi
<12> i mean i dont know much configring system
<13> use vi to fix your proftpd.conf
<12> i want to manage with webmin
<13> Its all about reading the config files and man pages, there really isn't much to it
<6> airboy: i HOPE you do. >:|
<6> :P
<12> what line for standalone with proftpd.cong
<12> ok thanks
<13> read the conf file it will tell tell you



<12> yep
<13> `Plan 9: a ``Failure'' for 17 years and still ``failing''.'
<13> heh
<16> Is it possible, or indeed advisable, to use wget to generate a list of links in an HTML file?
<16> Or would I be better off with, say, grep for that.
<16> Just thinking it's probably more sensible to use a tried and tested parser like wget's rather than try to make my own regex botch.
<4> there are perl, python and ruby modules do that
<17> hi :)
<18> gufymike: a failure? heh
<18> gufymike: then, logically, everything derivated from there is a failure, too
<13> TheBonsai: thats what they have on the bottom of this page: http://cm.bell-labs.com/wiki/plan9/what_do_people_like_about_Plan_9/index.html
<13> I take it as sarcasm to its popularity
<19> can i tell lp to print sth that is larger than a page on one page?
<18> heh
<19> hi
<18> gufymike: yea
<20> hey all
<20> i'm back
<20> u there guzu
<20> ??
<21> amphi 64meg for all of bell-labs/...cmd/*
<3> guzu: for me, the mapping works after the rootnoverify. I basically gave him my winXP grub setup
<22> POR - IRN
<22> PORN :D
<20> i have downloaded all 919 packages
<20> and now i'm dling another 300 and something
<8> DerJamster, i see
<8> INV-Predator, what's up?
<20> read above
<20> i really don't know if i want to do this
<8> DerJamster, i've seen on info grub a mention: if windows needs a driver for the disk, mapping will not work
<20> is there anyway to cancel
<20> without damaging stuff
<20> guzu?
<8> for (i=1; i<infinity;ctrl-c,i++)
<8> or killall yum
<20> ok
<20> yep
<20> that worked
<16> guzu, why increment a variable? while (1) { ctrl-c; }
<8> dmhouse, cool :)
<2> while ( 1 ) ?
<2> your testing for something thats always true
<16> Exactly. Infinite loop.
<8> that was the idea, headmonkey
<2> infinite loop, with slowdown
<20> ok guzu, i'm installing audacous now (FINALLY)
<8> INV-Predator, :)
<2> for ( ; ; ) if you want an infinite loop
<2> no test
<8> INV-Predator, things will get easier as you'll practice
<20> will i ever need to reinstall linux
<20> ?
<16> headmonkey: Sure there is. What's the second part of the for loop for?
<8> you may want to
<8> INV-Predator, ^
<2> or use a label
<16> Or do you mean literally, for (;;) { ctrl-c; }
<2> literally
<20> oh btw guzu, do these yum installs only work after a reboot?
<16> Ah, okay. I'm not a C coder, didn't know of that.
<2> it really doesnt matter, your just waiting for keyboard input
<8> INV-Predator, no, except is a kernel,
<20> alright
<20> awesome
<20> audacious is working
<8> :))
<20> and it is installing all the dependencies
<20> i think i'll reinstall linux tomorrow
<8> that's what we were talknig about :)
<20> cos i want to do it properly
<20> without all the crap
<8> INV-Predator, don't forget the release notes


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