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<0> solid_liq: you mean a radeon 9250, I hope
<1> poningru> ...and you know this how>?
<2> solid_liq: nvidia is highly unstable with composite ;)
<1> lol
<2> at least in my opinion
<0> goodnight
<3> Luke-Jr be back tomorrow
<4> lazellama: lets meet up I will get some instruments from my uni
<4> and we will measure the speed of light
<5> Cardiba: but it doesn't work at all on any of my ATI chipsets
<2> poningru: oh .. nvm .. you are right
<5> poningru: actually light can be slowed down and even stopped
<1> poningru> on earth you and i will measure light. sure. i'll meet up with you. but that won't prove anything
<4> solid_liq: but due to gravity
<1> lets go to space and do it there
<1> ;)
<6> himitsu, allow me to paste my question/problem
<6> I have started an NBD server on one machine, and shared a block device on a certain port. I then went to the client machine, and did nbd-client hostname port /dev/nbd0 . The block device that is being shared is a ReiserFS drive. On the client machine, I tried mount -t reiserfs /dev/nbd0 /mnt/nbd, but it says wrong FS type. What FS type should I specify. Also, in the documentaion, the next step after nbd-client host port /dev/nbd0 was to mke2fs/d
<7> Cardiba, Yeah I've done true transparency with Xorg before.
<7> But it was slow and laggy.
<7> I can do it better in windoze.
<2> infinitus: then enable that GLX thingy
<7> but if i do, things won't work right in XX.
<7> X
<2> poningru: well, even air does slow down the light, doesnt it?
<4> lazellama: ic so aether == space?
<2> poningru: (but only as long as it is in the air)
<3> stoned do something like less /dev/nbd0 and see that data is transmitted
<4> Cardiba: not to the effect these people say
<3> and file -s /dev/nbd0
<1> poningru> dunno. just know of the theory.
<4> Cardiba: and even that is disputed
<2> poningru: so light that goes through matter wont be slowed down?
<2> or this point is disputed
<5> talking about aether is like saying, "space is enclosed withing space"
<2> ^- do i understand that correctly?
<5> bah
<6> /dev/nbd0 is not a regular file (use -f to see it)
<4> Cardiba: it does
<5> Cardiba: no, some gases, esp. when charged with electricity, can slow down light
<3> space is aether, I ***ume.. it isn't enclosed in itself
<2> solid_liq: yeah, thats why i was asking
<5> Cardiba: check www.phys.org
<2> seems that I misunderstood something
<4> but...
<4> there have been disputed evidence for that
<1> such as..
<6> i can't cat/less the /dev/nbd0
<3> why not?
<8> so frustrating!
<2> solid_liq: this adress seems not to be what you want ..
<6> I am fine on the server side, its the client side I have to worry about
<4> still most of the scientific community is in agreement regarding the slowdown of light through matter
<3> stoned be on the client side
<4> regarding the evidence
<4> it was on physorg and slashdot a while back
<4> I guess I can dig it up
<2> poningru: but it must not be true if everyone say it. the majority isnt always right
<8> that 1 gig ram I got while back which caused my machine to turn on and not have any output onto screen and make beeping noises, parents think it's because of linux
<2> ;)
<9> i dont think so WinInAWin
<10> back
<8> Didn't even get to linux!
<2> quizy :o
<3> linux doesn't load until after the bios is running and working
<8> mind you, when it did, it froxe
<10> Cardiba !!
<4> Cardiba: yes thats true... but the majority agree with you
<8> Kevin`, exactly!
<11> So what happened earlier on this channel?
<2> Kevin`: and until the boot loader starts loading the kernel ;)
<9> iether the chip is inn wrong or the cpu is fried
<3> or the chip is bad, or not supported properly
<9> or the video card isnt in all the way
<1> lol
<1> oro
<1> -o
<9> yeah might not be a compatible ram type
<2> gnub: which is very unlikely
<3> or the bios was programmed to make beeping noises at this time by a disgruntled employee
<9> like ddr dim ddr 230 etc etc
<6> alright guys, here. http://atrey.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~pavel/nbd/nbd.html <-- according to this page, AFTER nbdserver is up and runing, you get on client, and "nbd-client serverhost port /dev/nd0" . Then second step is " mke2fs /dev/nd0 " But the network block device being shared is a ReiserFS file system. I don't know if running the second commmand would wipe my disk or not
<2> Kevin`: the illuminati!
<6> can anyone kindly take a peek and give me apointer or two
<5> Cardiba: crap, give me a min. to figure out the right site name :D
<2> solid_liq: heh ;)
<8> Kevin`, I have no employees
<3> stoned mke2fs would wipe the disl
<3> k
<8> this is home computer
<2> solid_liq: physorg.com
<2> I suppose
<4> arr
<3> WinInAWin I mean an employee at the company that made the software for the bios
<3> ;)
<2> solid_liq: or physics.org
<6> Kevin`, so what should I do?
<12> hi anyone knows how to uninstall .bin program in linux ?
<9> then u screwed up putting it together check all the wires, and card connections
<2> mRCUTEO: just remove it
<4> mRCUTEO: just delete it
<4> rm
<12> oh okie
<12> how to locate the files whe it got installed>
<3> stoned get on the client and see if you can read from the nbd device
<12> how to locate the files whe it got installed?
<9> can u put the original ram card in it and boot?
<10> news babe has family-montezuma's blood in her
<2> mRCUTEO: hard to say. generally applitations that install files come up with an uninstall app
<12> oh :(
<4> mRCUTEO: which app is this?
<8> Kevin`, ok. well, you're wrong anyway
<3> WinInAWin I sure hope so
<2> mRCUTEO: you can check the timestamps of all files, and try to locate them while looking for all files created at a certain date, when the app was isntaleld
<3> generally I avoid .bin distributed apps for linux like the plague
<3> (I ignore them)
<4> indeed
<8> guys, is there any reason why linux won't accept these 1 gig ram cards?
<2> Kevin`: But consider people using it (YES, they exist) - and you are here to flame and help people
<2> thats what this channel is for ;)
<5> Cardiba: hehe, www.physorg.com
<2> WinInAWin: Are you overclocking it?
<2> solid_liq: ok
<8> Cardiba, no
<3> WinInAWin yes it's possible, but that isn't the problem if the bios is beeping
<2> WinInAWin: latency changed?
<5> WinInAWin: nope, it'd be your mobo
<2> WinInAWin: enabled highmem support?
<3> highmem is for >4gb I think
<9> or a bad bios setting before u swaped mem
<3> isn't needed for 1
<2> Kevin`: there was such a for 1gb
<5> WinInAWin: without highmem support, you'll only see the first ~980MB of ram
<13> How do I mount a ext3 partition with group=1001?
<2> without it you could handle only 768mb
<9> this has nothing to do with linux ur having iether a hardware or bios problem
<3> Cardiba not in modern linux versions
<5> I have to have that enabled for my 2 gig ram machine
<2> Kevin`: Gentoo is obsolete?
<2> 2005.1?
<5> Cardiba: no, it's like 980
<3> Cardiba I consider 2.4 obsolete for pcs
<2> solid_liq: For sure it was only 768. :o
<8> Cardiba, highmem support? how do I enable that?
<3> WinInAWin this is NOT THE PROBLEM
<3> ignore our bickering about it
<2> Kevin`: most probably yes
<8> Kevin`, k
<2> WinInAWin: it would just cause some missing memory, mostly
<8> hmm
<8> must be faulty ram
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