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Comments:
<0> sudoer: beats me, put it on a recent system to find out
<1> adaptr: okie. tbh i wasn't really following that closely, just came to mind that that's one of the most common "ouch"es :)
<0> Jabberwock: yes he was - there's a question mark at the end of his sentence
<2> oh. didn't see that. sorry
<0> :)
<3> all these boxes are fairly recent, they all have sata/firewire/usb
<2> thought you were accidentally referencing him
<0> sudoer: so why attach it via USB ?
<3> I don't want to bring the system down and I dont have firewire cables here now
<0> firewire ? why not just stick it on the MB ?
<0> you do want to know I presume
<0> I would
<3> I am trying to get this dd copy asap
<4> who uses wiki on their own box?
<3> could it be becuase of jumper settings?
<5> Any good ideas for a USB port inside the case?
<3> on the hard drive?
<0> sudoer: tehre are drives that still have a 128GB cap jumper, but they ****...
<3> I left the hard drive on autoselect instead of master, not sure if that makes a difference
<0> sudoer: shouldn't, but that al ldepends on the enclosure, doesn't it ?
<0> I would blame the USB enclosure
<3> hmm, this is supposed to be a 250 gig hard drive though, bought it brand new yseterday
<3> hmm, that is possible, crap
<4> if not 250g what is it ?
<5> Any good ideas for a USB port inside the case?
<6> has anyone ever seen a ./configure error like this before? "configure: error: cannot compute sizeof (short), 77"
<4> lol not yet
<7> nope, not me
<4> that might be a lack of .h included
<7> i've seen various config errors, but not that particular one
<4> same here
<6> alright
<4> that might be a lack of .h included
<4> or gcc flag err
<7> usually when i see a strange one, i will grep to it on the particular ./configure file
<7> many times if you wanna play cyber detective, you can find the source of the error that way
<6> ok
<6> will do
<1> oh bugger
<1> stupid intel
<3> adaptr: I think the enclosure is the issue, I tried on a mac and it doesnt work on there either
<7> endeavormac: are you running a solaris system by any chance?
<6> nope
<6> debian on x86
<7> just curious
<7> i was posting your error message directly into google's textbox and it seems a lot of solaris users got the same thing
<3> adaptr: why can the enclosure limit the size of the hard drive?
<8> Triffid_Hunter: all works, i couldn't see it because i was trying access that machine from inside of network using external ip and in my iptables rules i have -i eth0 which's external :D
<9> wiechu: hehe good to hear you got it sorted :)
<6> yeah i'm still searching for an answer
<6> i'm just not getting anything really useful
<8> Triffid_Hunter: thanks for all ur help
<9> np
<8> and thanks all who was trying to help
<1> endeavormac: can't be an endian prob can it?
<6> endian prob? no idea what that means.
<6> from what i'm reading i think that it can't find libraries it needs
<1> endeavormac: prolly
<6> but which libraries, i have no idea.
<1> hum. run it with a tracer?
<6> mord: not sure what that means. a tracer?
<1> endeavormac: there are several. a wrapper that records all attempts to access the outside world. most notably strace and ptrace but they wouldn't help you there i suppose
<1> strace only intercepts system calls
<6> they wouldn't?
<1> well try and see what strace tells you
<7> sometimes i've had to search for a week or two before i found the answer
<10> How can I find out where is loop1 mounted?
<1> ptrace traces processes so that is definitely not going to help
<11> "mount"
<11> Mitja, "mount" ... even
<11> Mitja, if it's mounted, it should show up on the list.
<2> http://www.se-5.com/chap4.htm
<10> tirsek: it's not on the list
<10> tirsek: but loop1 is in the ps -A
<10> tirsek: is it safe to kill it?
<6> mord: i definitely don't have any idea what this stuff means. it's asm as far as i know
<11> Mitja, iirc, loop devices don't normally show up as processes, do they? Then again, I don't think I ever looked.
<1> endeavormac: then strace might actually help you. just "strace ./configure" and see what it spits out
<6> "configure failed for srclib"
<6> i believe that was strace
<12> what is SAO burning mode ? TAO is track at once, DAO is disk at once
<12> k3b just chose SAO when left to auto, hm.
<13> sektorrrr
<13> ?
<10> tirsek: loop1 is a root process, which I can't kill
<1> endeavormac: google for srclib and see if you find anything. looks like the name is used with apache, darwin et cetera
<11> Mitja, I guess you're right, indeed it does. Anyway, if it's not on the output of mount, it's not mounted.
<1> endeavormac: possibly just a path foulup
<14> Hello
<11> Mitja, you can de***ociate the loop device with its file by running losetup -d /dev/loop1
<15> Hi, is it possible to get two joystickdevices out of one real_device?
<6> srclib is a subdirectory in the apache source
<10> tirsek: now the process is gone!
<10> tirsek: thanks, I guess
<11> Indeed
<1> endeavormac: among other things yes. what were you trying to compile again? apache?
<11> Mitja, you're welcome, I guess
<10> tirsek: lol
<6> yeah
<6> 2.0.55
<6> ./configure --enable-so --enable-ssl
<6> now i'm getting a different error -> checking for C compiler default output file name... configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
<6> it's like a different error everytime
<1> endeavormac: okies. so the prob is something in the srclib dir. dunno much more, fiddle with it and make it work? :)
<4> who wants a file via dcc of words that spooks scan for? (java is one of the words!)
<1> ehh
<1> endeavormac: that's odd
<6> i think the problem is with my gcc tools
<1> endeavormac: could very well be
<6> i was trying to compile elinks earlier and was getting basically the same message
<4> AOL is on the list too
<1> endeavormac: i suggest upgrading gcc
<4> ELF is on the list
<1> endeavormac: don't go to 4.x though
<4> Bugs Bunny is on the list!!!
<4> lol
<5> anyone have an idea For a usb port inside a case?
<1> madazulu: i suppose they were trying to be subtly funny with that comhem name :P
<4> Angel_Dex more detail about what you're doin pls?
<5> Quiznos trying to prefect my system i added a USB card and it has a usb port inside the case idk what to do with it
<16> Quiznos: any other highlights from the list?
<4> ok, so you're wanting to figer out wht to do with the port?
<4> amphi, i'm reformatting it atm
<4> and sorting
<5> Quiznos yes i was thinking Pendrive but id never use it then a multi reader but that would requir removing a cd drive so im lost
<4> angel, you have one port?
<4> only?
<5> Quiznos 4 on the outside one on the inside
<4> get a multi port attachement
<4> ah
<5> idk what to do with the one on the inside so i was looking for ideas
<4> well, the interior is kinda useless for security reason
<4> yea ok, lemme ponder that while i reformat the file
<9> hey that's pretty cool.. usb port on the inside.. wish i had one
<4> brb
<4> amphi `bird dog'
<5> Triffid_Hunter easy buy go to wallmart i think the brand is dynex
<17> what is the difference between /usr/src/linux/.config.old and .config.bak?
<4> firewalls
<4> guns
<9> Angel_Dex: heh i've already got 6 unused usb ports
<4> irs and batf
<5> Triffid_Hunter lol
<9> i have a usb light, which would be handy in the case but is too short to be useful outside it
<5> well
<5> it would be useless with the computer off tho no?
<9> my computer hasn't been off for 44 days, 15 hours, and i don't intend to shut it down anytime soon ;)
<4> angel, by the nature of pen drives being of limited rewrite use, it's kinda difficult to really put a pen to productive use
<5> i been working on mine alot
<5> and i usual do
<16> Quiznos: heh
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