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<0> heh heh
<0> i love the idea i can turn a whole bunch of networked linux computers into a make shift beowulf cluster,... all with out harming poor wittle windoze.
<1> posix is the mil standard for ada compilers tho.
<0> er.. i mean windows
<1> anyone using studio go?
<0> network windows
<2> the question is... would you ride an airplane whose computer system ran on windoze?
<0> rio][samba, let me check.. no i'm not.
<0> lo_tek, no, crashes are bad.
<2> i wouldn't trust it, either, lol
<3> A beowulf cluster is where you spread out tasks amongst networked Linux boxes to work together and run a program?
<0> especially a fly-by-wire plane
<3> lo_tek, they actually ran a sub off of 'doze NT.
<2> i believe so, PeterFA
<4> well more generally a HPC cluster
<0> PeterFA, yes
<2> *on the beowulf cluster
<3> lo_tek, it crashed, as you'd expect, and the toed it back to port.
<4> as several names work for that
<5> jim: what do you mean?
<5> versions of the module?
<0> openMosix and those parallel task task libraries
<0> yummie.. threaded programs
<6> bashusr: does the version of the module match the kernel version?
<2> silly rabbits! windoze is for desktops, NOT for enterprise networks, lol
<0> PeterFA, are you serious?
<5> jim: oh yeah
<5> i just compiled it
<6> oic
<5> Linux web 2.6.15-gentoo-r1 #3 Mon Jan 30 19:57:55 EST 2006 i686 Pentium II (Deschutes) GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
<6> hmm, it should work then
<3> TragicZ, yes
<0> oh man, i'm googling that
<6> have you booted into the new kernel?
<6> what's in /lib/modules
<6> should be dirs named for kernel versions
<6> are you sure the module it's trying to get is the one meant for the new kernel?
<5> jim: i'm sure..
<5> /lib/modules/2.6.15-gentoo-r1/kernel/sound/isa/cs423x/snd-cs4232.ko
<5> Linux web 2.6.15-gentoo-r1 #3 Mon Jan 30 19:57:55 EST 2006 i686 Pentium II (Deschutes) GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
<5> i'm in the correct kernel..
<6> uname -r returns 2.6.15-gentoo-r1?
<5> 2.6.15-gentoo-r1
<6> it looks like you did everything right
<6> did you compile this same version before?
<6> with the same name 2.6.15-gentoo-r1
<5> my sound card has never worked under alsa.
<5> it works with oss
<5> i can't figure out why...
<5> it's been driving me nuts for 1 whole year now...
<5> almost 2 years now.
<5> it ain't a simple "i forgot to reboot" problem... :-/
<6> well I can't tell that from where I sit, so I have to ask :P
<5> yeah :-/
<6> plus, the answers could lead to other results that might be useful
<5> ask away!
<6> I have been :P
<6> did you compile this same version before?
<6> and maybe disabled some modules in the kernel?
<5> nope
<6> so the module dir reflects one and only one install, and the kernel and those modules all match up
<5> yep
<0> you guys are eating my bandwidth
<0> silly IRC chatters
<6> it's good too
<0> bandwidth isn't known to dial up users
<5> TragicZ: then /art
<5> :-P
<5> he did
<3> http://www.greenspun.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg.tcl?msg_id=0024SN
<6> heh, philip's site
<4> tragicz is using dialup?
<3> "Although Unix is more reliable, Redman said, NT may become more reliable with time." <- First time Redman supports OSS.
<7> Unix isn't OSS ...
<3> Er, yeah...damn
<5> OSS?
<3> Open Source Software
<2> i was gonna say it, PeterFA, but you beat me to it, lol
<8> Unix != GNU
<4> hehe psycho_oreos
<3> hush hush. I know...
<2> Gnu's Not Unix -> infinite recursion of acronym
<9> psycho_oreos: GNU is not "open source." It's Free. :)
<3> UNG!!
<6> so is pine
<8> and a fair few OSS uses GNU GPL or similar license
<7> GNU GPL is super-redundant
<9> jim: Pine is free as in "no cost," but under the FSF's definition non-Free.
<6> codergeek42: but it is an infinite left-recursive acronym :)
<7> Worse than PIN Number or ATM Machine
<9> Woosta: How so?
<9> GNU GPL == "GNU General Public License"
<7> Ahhh .. /me pedals backwards :)
<4> GNU GPL == "GNU's not linux GNU General Public Liscense"
<4> spread that out a few levels, hehe
<2> the gpl just states that the source must be available to whoever buys the software, if the software is sold
<6> gnu's not linux's not linux's not linux general public license
<5> dmesg: snd_cs4236: Unknown symbol snd_verbose_printk
<6> er
<9> kevin`: GNU is a recursive acronym for "GNU's Not Unix;" not "GNU's Not Linux"
<5> jim: is that any clue?
<6> s/linux/unix/g
<4> odear
<4> it must be late
<4> :o
<9> lol :P
<7> that's just infinite recursion .. I was thinking that GPL = GNU Public Licence .. which would be super redundant as the GNU is infinitely recursive and the GNU redundant .. but I was wrong :)
<5> Woosta: no... GPL == General Public License
<2> speaking of late and/or tired, i gotta go get my coffee, it's finished brewing
<4> oh, darn
<9> lo_tek: available at a charge no more than the cost of the binaries, and with a signed offer to submit the source code valid for at least three years otherwise
<6> bashusr: I
<7> omg .. bashusr .. which bit of "I was wrong" did you miss?
<5> Woosta: the whole thing maybe?
<6> bashusr: I'm wondering if those modules need the alsa libs to be available
<6> witch bit!
<2> the gpl is undergoing a revision as we all speak, isn't it? version 3 or something like that if i understand it correctly
<9> See <http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-software-for-freedom.html>; for the "Open Source" vs. "Free Software" (preferred) naming philosophy
<5> jim: i installed alsa
<9> lo_tek: yes
<6> built them from source?
<7> lo_tek: though there's aparently some backlash and a lot of code wont be moving (so I hear)
<10> if you don't start calling it "Free Software", RMS will come around and blow your head off.
<11> gpl3 isn't even done yet
<6> wonder where that *printk thing is defined
<11> blacklash is kind of premature at this point. ;)
<9> Woosta: from my reading of it, I probably will GPLv3 my code if it's similar to the first draft. I rather like the new stuff, actually. Maybe I'm just weird like that...
<9> (currently under "GPLv2 or later")
<6> black lash ghetto stash?
<7> I'm sure a lot of people will move to it .. I just report the facts ma'am
<9> Woosta: I'm male. :P
<5> jim: yes
<6> jes the faqs mam
<9> <Esc>:s/ma'am/sir/
<9> ^_^
<5> jim: everything from source
<6> harpette: operah?
<7> codergeek42: it's a quote .. I wasn't making any comment on your gender ..
<6> oprah that ios
<9> Woosta: Ah. Sorry for the misunderstanding then. :o
<12> jim: huh?
<7> :)
<6> oprah has a company called harpo (her name backwards)
<9> HAHA
<12> wow
<13> i am trying to use dsniff, but it doesn't report *any* traffic...ethereal reports plenty...what could be wrong?
<6> jcurry: that you're using dsniff instead of ethereal?
<13> 2.6.14, debian sid, if it matters
<13> jim, so it is not even supposed to work?
<6> I don't know :)
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