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<0> says: data
<1> rbgCODE that message looks like the path/name for the iso is incorrect.
<2> and also ls -al it make sure that its the right size
<3> ouch. it should detect an ISO filesystem :/ that's b0rked
<2> go back and double-check that you used bchunk correctly
<0> isnt bchunk just bchunk bin.file cue.file outputname
<2> bchunk -r binfile cuefile nameforiso
<4> rbgCODE: i never have luck with bchunk... but mplayer knows how to read .bin files, so I just watch them that way. ...
<4> rbgCODE: thus, mencoder should be able to just read the .bin file also
<5> snitch_: you know of a console browser I can use to access it?
<0> Skunky I know, vlc plays bin files as well but it is jumpy and having problems with it, so I thought extracting would make it easier
<0> i just did bchunk again and it makes 2 iso files? one is 700MB and the other is 900k
<2> file the 700mb one
<0> data
<2> ew...
<2> ok
<1> hmmm i may rename every file on this system either *.dll or *.exe depending on where it is...... that should give hackers something to think about.
<2> hold a sec whilst I experiment
<0> @Lone I really appreciate the help I will brb in 4 minutes I need a soda
<1> na too much reconfiguring.... scratch that idea.
<1> execute bash.exe blah
<1> ls.exe the dir
<2> that's what alias is for
<2> but I agree, way too much rework
<2> too many dependencies
<2> you could copy them all to their .exe counterparts on another system in a sandbox
<2> just for fun :)
<1> that might work
<2> rbgCODE, well, I experimented... bchunk -r file.bin file.cue nameIwant
<2> rbgCODE, produced a nameIwant.iso that reporst iso9660 filesystem
<2> maybe you have to mount mpeg iso's with a diff filesystem
<2> *hrms*
<6> damn links -g is great, eventho it took me lots of extra work and digging thru a whole lot of stuff to find a serial mouse(the 2nd ps2 port and usb ports are broken in my mobo), but now, it works perfect ;)
<2> eh... I have to
<2> l8r all
<1> lietu you don't have to have a mouse with links2
<6> intelikey: yeah well, it's still nice to have with a graphics browser
<6> that's why I wanted links2 instead of lynx/links, not 'coz of the "l33t look" lol
<1> pg-up/down ins/del for one line scrolls tab esc /
<6> eventho it does work in plain links too, but the combination of gfx+mouse, it's just nice to have ;)
<1> links has mouse support through gpm also
<7> woot gpm
<1> not only links2
<6> as I said ..."eventho it does work in plain links too"
<8> New news from newlinux: 2.6.17: stable
<1> but for gfx as you say links2 is "da' browser"
<1> konrad`` gpm=general purpose mouse for the console.
<9> w00t.... 2.6.17 is stable!
<10> Anyone know how to see how much IO each individual process is doing?
<10> bacula is way slow on this machine and I need to figure out why.
<10> I have tried top, iostat, vmstat, etc.
<11> .BM5UBm5UBM5uBM5UBm5UBM5U.aaer.Da.
<11> umm
<12> hello, I have a tough kernel question
<11> can somebody tell me what that was?
<11> i didnt type it
<1> TravisBarker nice. is that your p***wd ?
<10> TravisBarker: Have you had an anal probe by aliens recently?
<11> intelikey: no but im not sure what it _is_
<12> I am running Ubuntu Dapper 6.06, and I have an AMD X2 4400+ dual core processor, but when I try to use anything other than a 386 kernel (e.g. 2.6.15-25 386), my system completely locks up, I've ran a memtest, and everything came back clean
<11> intelikey: at first it was pulling up a file called /home/<my username>/.directory and putting that in the first line
<12> the kernel that I would like to get working is the 2.6.15-25-k7-smp
<11> but now it just puts it into whatever window is open (and hits enter)
<12> but even the 686-smp one locks up, as well as a regular k7 kernel
<12> any suggestions as to where to start?
<1> TravisBarker i'd be checking the man gaim docs and looking at local configs
<11> i dont think its gaim thats doing it
<11> as i said, earlier it was showing up in a kwrite document
<1> TravisBarker maybe identd even
<1> kwrite ?
<11> i logged into my kde desktop, and about 5 minutes of idle time later, kwrite suddently launched editing this .directory file and this code was typed out into the file 5 times
<11> kwrite is kde default text editor
<1> then check ~/.bashrc ~/.profile maybe make another account and see if it is 'infected' by that also.
<13> Hi all.Does there any tool can read FAT/NTFS partition label?
<11> intelikey: ok
<1> TravisBarker i know what kwrite is. just that gaim and kwrite have few things in common.
<11> intelikey: it seems this checksum or whatever it is, gets typed out into whatever window is currently in focus
<11> i agree kwrite and gaim have very little in common except the fact they are both places where the cursor can live
<1> TravisBarker by adding an account, and testing it. you can determine if the issue is system wide, or localized to the users home. it's quite possable that a system daemon or even the kernel is dumping that line to stderr
<11> i think its localized to this user
<11> i have not seen it in any of my other user accounts
<11> strange thing is, it seems to happen at random
<11> we may go the rest of the night without seeing another occurance
<11> so im not sure what triggers
<1> TravisBarker if it is system wide, grep 'BM5UBm5UBM5uBM5UBm5UBM5U' /var/log/*
<1> TravisBarker or just grep 'BM5U' /var/log/*
<11> none
<11> no BM5
<11> going to /*
<11> dont care if it takes an hour :)
<11> hrmm
<11> nothing
<1> that wont do anything without -R
<11> aah
<11> scanning my /home now
<1> but many binarries will hit so running it on / is moot
<11> yea
<1> TravisBarker you might check the p***word hashes just to make sure.
<11> where are they stored?
<1> /etc/shadow
<11> doesnt look anything like any of my p***words
<1> k
<11> i FOUND it
<1> ?
<11> not going to believe this
<11> its cuecat
<1> told me just the same
<1> cuecat ?
<14> heh
<11> cue cat barcode reader
<11> i bet its trying to phone home but is confused by the fact that its in linux
<1> ok. that makes a "little" sense
<11> http://www.google.com/search?q=BM5UBm5UBM5uBM5UBm5UBM5U&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
<1> there are agrivations to 'nosuid' like this one
<1> X: unable to open wrapper config file /etc/X11/Xwrapper.config
<1> X: user not authorized to run the X server, aborting.
<1> or mounting things.
<1> mount requires root. piriod. no matter how you get there, it still has to be root. suid or su/sudo
<1> that was redundant wasn't it....
<14> a little
<1> hehhe xorg doesn't give much choice
<1> 1. ImPS/2 2. ExplorerPS/2
<1> Please choose the entry that best describes your mouse.
<15> is there linux kernel support for sii3132?
<15> (how can i check?)
<16> anyone here using kdevelop in ubuntu?
<4> linagee: make menuconfig
<4> intelikey: what would you like it to be instead?
<1> linagee grep sii /boot/conf*
<1> ps2
<4> intelikey: so pick something, and then edit the config file yourself
<4> linagee: yes, 3132 is supported
<15> Skunky: kool!
<1> Skunky it's not going to matter anyway it's not writing the file.... and also looping me back into the same config
<15> Skunky: what module?
<4> linagee: ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
<15> Skunky: nm
<15> Skunky: scsi/sata_sil24.c: * sata_sil24.c - Driver for Silicon Image 3124/3132 SATA-2 controllers
<15> Skunky: (off of linux/drivers)
<4> linagee: yes, that one.
<15> Skunky: awesome. i almost thought i was at dist lock because of the manufacturer drivers. thanks. :)
<4> linagee: there's an sata_sil for other ones, and that one for the 3124/3132
<15> Skunky: now i can upgrade to fedora core 5. :-D
<4> linagee: mine uses the sata_sil driver, silly thing.
<15> Skunky: you have an older sii chipset?
<17> The little man wins one against the machine: http://yro.slashdot.org/yro/06/06/17/0638233.shtml
<4> linagee: 3114
<15> node_6: fsck! what does someone do with $65 million?! that's like winning the lotto! :-D
<15> node_6: i'm sure it will be less after lawyer fees + taxes
<17> linagee: if it were me... go after them again
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