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<0> Triffid_Hunter: how do I check on that scsi emulation possibility. I should just be using /hdc directly (my burner)
<1> Chicago: what program are you using to burn?
<2> what does /sbin/lspci | grep 'IDE' say?
<0> Triffid_Hunter: K3B
<2> kbrooks: no...
<3> kbrooks: http://grubconf.sf.net maybe
<1> Chicago: you can tell it to use your /dev/hdc device.. works here. see what hdparm -iI /dev/hdc says about dma
<0> shift8: 00:1f.1 IDE interface: Intel Corporation 82801DB (ICH4) IDE Controller (rev 01)
<4> shift8, none at all?
<2> see rickest's answer, i guess. none that i know of
<4> rickest, read the site
<2> Chicago: ok, so not the sata problem....
<0> Triffid_Hunter: http://pastebin.com/735844
<3> kbrooks: yeah, so?
<5> i am having a laptop on which windows is installed in D drive. I made that laptop dual booting with other OS as linux. But now the machine dont boot in windows. When i select windows option it says chainloader +1. any idea how to resolve this?
<0> shift8: I'm just using IDE.
<4> rickest, see the news on the top
<3> kbrooks: yes, it's retired
<1> Chicago: looks like its using dma..
<4> rickest, hmm. is g-s-t EVEN included in any distro?
<2> Chicago: try hdparm -c1 -d1 /dev/hdc (***uming that hdc is your dvd)
<0> Triffid_Hunter: how can I tell if it's configured using a PIO mode? VS. a UDMA?
<6> ok
<6> http://cfyre.myip.org/img_2368.jpg
<1> Chicago: * signifies the current active mode
<2> Chicago: hdparm
<6> wtf is going on there???
<3> kbrooks: dunno, I use enlightenment
<0> shift8: Triffid_Hunter: hdc_args="-d1 -X68 -c1 -u1"
<7> Bollocks, now i have to rebuild berekley db with some compiler flags. How do I add those?
<1> Chicago: why X68?
<8> x68 new arch?
<9> what is status for laptop support?
<1> coldfyre: looks like ubuntu is trying to use devfs for some retarded reason
<6> how can i circumvent that
<1> coldfyre: no idea.. i don't use ubuntu because that sort of thing is all too common
<2> Chicago: pastebin hdparm -tT for us.
<6> i have to, its the only distro that will install on this laptop
<0> Triffid_Hunter: this is from the hdparm man page. the last sentence says to use the UDMA mode number you want, plus 64. http://pastebin.com/735865
<9> what is status for laptop support? acip?
<6> acip?
<6> acpi?
<10> How can i monitor a software that i think have a ram-leak?
<1> Chicago: so you're setting it to mode 0?
<0> shift8: http://pastebin.com/735871
<9> i'm asking the channel coldfyre
<0> Triffid_Hunter: I want to set it to UDMA mode 4. I'm showing up as udma2.
<6> i knew that
<1> Chicago: try -X udma4 then
<2> Chicago: you have to specify the drive dev after that command. like hdparm -tT /dev/hdc (or whatever your dvd drive is)
<9> my ms certified friends say linux support for laptops ls crappy, and i should stlck with xp
<2> Chicago: that will give you io performance stats on the drive for it's current config
<7> Terinjokes: try kanotix, it's quite laptop-centric
<9> reviews?
<7> internet
<9> i figured that,but i own only a palm, so one app at a time
<2> hey - what's the windows equiv to netstat -a?
<10> How can i monitor a software that i think have a ram-leak?
<11> netstat -a
<9> netstat -a
<11> shift8, download tcpview if you must
<0> shift8: do I have to mount /dev/hdc somewhere before doing the hdparm -tT /dev/hdc... because I'm getting read() failed: Input/output error... "Timing buffered disk reads: read() failed: Input/output error"
<1> Chicago: that means the disk can't read, which if that's your cdrom means there's no disk in it
<2> Chicago: you need to have a cd/dvd in the drive
<0> Triffid_Hunter: shift8: I have tried two DVD-VIDEO discs.
<2> thanks kickrocks, kickrocks
<2> Chicago: where the disks in the drive when you ran hdparm -tT ? if so, perhaps it's the wrong dev. what does ls -l /dev/cdrom say?
<0> shift8: actually, ls -l /dev/cdrom & /dev/dvdrw are both showing up as hdd.
<0> shift8: I have a cdrw and a dvdrw.
<10> Anybody who has knowledge of bugreporting / finding bugs?
<10> Not in the woods :-S
<0> shift8: basically /dev/cdrom -> hdd and /dev/cdrom1 -> hdc they are both owned by root:root
<12> Does speedstep-centrino module work on Celeron M? It doesn't work on mine, but when I modeprobe p4-clockmod, it says Pentium M is detected and that I should use says to use it if possible.
<2> Chicago: which one is the dvd?
<2> ah - nevermind. then do hdparm -tT /dev/hdd with a disk in the drive
<13> clear
<14> hello
<14> is there a shell util to do what perl's "join" function does?
<14> ie. take a bunch of lines of stdin and change them into one line with delimiters
<1> wide_awake: xargs maybe?
<14> Triffid_Hunter, I don't want to do anything per-item, just want to put everything together on one line.
<15> you might be able to do it with sed
<1> yeah, xargs defaults to 'echo'
<15> can't you use perl, then?
<14> I could
<14> but I want it to be as simple as possible.
<15> k
<14> Triffid_Hunter, cool
<14> I didn't know xargs did that by default.
<15> that's quite good..
<14> 'cept I still need to insert delimiters, but getting closer.
<16> how can i keep a program from getting keystrokes?
<14> export CL***PATH=".;$(find ../lib/ -name "*.jar" | xargs | sed -r "s/ /;/g")"
<14> mmiikkee12, unplug your keyboard.
<16> wide_awake: erm, not possible
<14> where's the program getting keystrokes from?
<16> it refuses to run with </dev/zero or </dev/null or anything besides a tty... hey wait, i never use tty12 "D
<17> wide_awake: do you mean xev?
<14> feelxXx, xev?
<16> wide_awake: the keyboard. it's fbi (framebuffer image displayer) and i'm using it as a splash, which the user shouldn't be able to close with just a keystroke
<16> using tty12 is a bit of a hack though...
<18> I am trying to bind a server type program to a port but whenever I quit the program the port it will not connect to any port previously used and a different port has to be chosen
<16> do i have a tty13? :D
<16> holy **** i have too many ttys
<14> mmiikkee12, I dunno.
<16> heh, i don't know how to switch past 12 so 13 should do :D
<16> nah
<18> any idea what could be causing this?
<16> i get permission denied for ttyanything, even through sudo
<19> Mitja heh, is a cowl required in that society? :)~
<16> cool, it works through su :P
<19> mmiikkee12 left-alt left|right-arrow
<20> Quiznos, lol, only if you like it :)
<19> Mitja cool
<16> wtf, i can type over the image now :/
<19> mmiikkee12 what img?
<16> Quiznos: whatever image i use :D this is my 1337 replacement for putting a bootsplash patch in my kernel
<16> fbsplash isn't working for me :/
<19> mmiikkee12 ok, read loadkeys.8 and share/kbd/<kbd-dir> to edit our default kbd and make the `window'-keys, left and right, also do incr_console, decr_console
<19> that's how mine is setup
<16> you know, i really should write a real app for this :D
<19> i also use right menu key for last_console
<19> for what?
<16> a bootsplash without a kernel patch
<19> k
<19> chk freshmeat first
<16> soon as i make it work right i'm going to put it in init... i can control what init runs first right?
<19> with init=path/to/bin
<16> no, which initscript is run first i mean
<16> not which init :P
<19> a runlevel?
<19> you could use runlevels [ABC]
<16> argh... the order of the initscripts in one init in one runlevel
<19> or :once:
<19> or :s:once:
<16> ...nm, i'll figure that out later, hacking something if necessary :D
<19> k
<19> lemme know
<19> i wanna see how you integrate it
<16> i'm on gentoo, so i'm used to recompiling stuff :D
<19> heh
<19> i'm on slack, it's not necessary but i do it
<19> i'm degnuding my sys
<19> heh
<16> ?
<19> replacing gnu ware
<16> why would you degnu it? gnu \o/
<19> deGNUde is
<19> is/it
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