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<0> oh
<1> wc - print the number of newlines, words, and bytes in files --- from manfile
<1> page
<0> infi_: and what's so funny about that?
<2> 35028 instances of goto in kernel code?
<0> infi_: you are enjoying your role of devil's advocate, aren't you ? :D
<2> yeah :)
<3> Hello world. :)
<1> hello DRoBeR
<2> mostly I'm trying to point out that turning a general principle into a religious practice that Must Be Upheld might not always be the best course of action.
<0> infi_: using goto often might turn into a bad habit especially if you do XP
<4> i still dont understand why one must not use goto if it simplifies the code
<0> shastry: just different styles of programming
<5> damn, not one single MacGyver season fits on a single dvd-r.
<5> HOW RUDE!
<5> these TV producers, man.
<0> infi: reencode ?
<5> 40 gigs? nothanks ;)
<0> use a cluster
<6> QT apps compile awhile but i just dubbled my memory today
<6> MemTotal: 905236 kB
<7> high all
<6> on1009: `hello
<8> Anybody happen to have an acer aspire 3004WLCi? I'm having trouble getting the wireless to scan, using Ubuntu 5.10 Breezy Badger with NDISwrapper
<6> check my bootsplash theme out at http://lynucs.org
<5> Sir_Fawnpug: check www.linux-laptop.net
<7> Sir_Fawnpug, what brand s your wireless?
<9> moin
<7> moin fek
<7> wo geit di dat?
<9> hi on1009 :)
<7> :))
<7> Sir_Fawnpug, can you paste the output of lspci somewhere?
<7> and fek hows life?
<8> on1009, sorry about that
<7> Sir_Fawnpug, ???
<8> My RJ45 port on this thing isn't very stable
<8> AS in the plug comes out
<7> oh ok
<8> Anyway, I've got a broadcom 3418, which I read is a nightmare.
<7> so Sir_Fawnpug whats your wlan-thingy
<7> ?
<7> lspci??
<8> I'm dumping it into pastebin right now
<8> http://pastebin.com/630389
<10> hi
<7> its a minipci so dont hesitate to get one that works better and exchange them
<10> when you compile a kernel on a amd 64. should I apply the same steps I used on a 32bit cpu??
<11> does anyone know of a good way to connect to a remote Xserver?
<8> It is? Well that's a relief
<9> on1009: stressfull
<8> I've been trying to get my function keys to work and the wireless doesn't particularly care to
<8> Thre's like a button with an orange LED on it that controls the radio
<7> Sir_Fawnpug, acers specs say so
<8> on1009, interesting.
<8> Let me check acer's site, I might be able to find a better one that at least has decent driver support
<7> theres a panel on the bottom unscrew and look in youd see if/not
<7> fek yeah
<8> Sorry, my hardwired became unplugged again
<10> when you compile a kernel on a amd 64. should I apply the same steps I used on a 32bit cpu??
<7> Sir_Fawnpug, with what did you try the scan? airsnort or iwlist wlanX scan?
<8> iwlist
<7> thats supposed to work
<7> ;(
<8> Oh crap, it works
<8> It just didn't turn on the LED
<8> Haha
<8> Since I installed acerhk
<8> Thanks for your help on1009
<7> wellwell good luck ---> laptops **** on linux or they are unafordable
<0> on1009: good quote
<7> my hp works pretty good though
<7> err compaq
<8> on1009, yeah, if this didn't have the broadcom it wouldn't be so bad though.
<12> hello
<12> is there a way to find out how many filehandles a user actualy use?
<7> Sir_Fawnpug, if its mini-pci as i think it is then ....
<7> Sir_Fawnpug, there are cheap PCI cards that actualy have minipcis inside they are half the price sometimes
<8> Yeah, at least I can remove it.
<8> Hmm, very interesting.
<7> i bought myself a rt2500 pcmcia after giving up on my wg111v2 and ndiswrapper
<8> BRB, I'm going to switch to gnome really quick
<10> are there different kernel source version for amd 64?
<13> Could someone take a look at this link and tell me what program this guy is running. (far right side of screen...2nd from the top) It says, "notelist" but I can't find a program with that name in the Suse repo's... (which doesn't exactly mean anything I suppose) Anyone recognize this? http://www.lynucs.org/index.php?screen_type=1&screen_id=60615156343ed64d758173&m=screen
<0> johnny69: why don't you ask the guy who posted the screen ?
<14> this is the message that I usually get if I plug in my usb mouse: "usb 1-1: device descriptor read/64, error -71".
<14> after plugging it out and in again several times, it is recognised at some point.
<14> what can I do? is it a hardware problem? (I just tried it out: the mouse was immediately recognised in windows)
<15> one thing to do is make sure all usb related stuff is buld as modules
<15> you must have HID also
<13> I didn't see an email address there...was just hoping someone here recognized it.
<14> SDR_: uhci_hcd, ehci_hcd and usbhid are kernel modules
<14> and they are all loaded
<14> I can rmmod and modprobe them, but that doesn't seem to change anything
<15> hmz wich distro? udev up-and-running
<14> SDR_: ubuntu 5.10 with latest updates; I think it runs udev. How can I check that??
<15> ps -A | grep udev
<15> nut it will be there
<14> SDR_: yes, udevd is running
<15> did you use a stock kernel? or sefl compiled?
<14> SDR_: stock
<15> doh ...
<15> almost nothing can be done in this case
<14> SDR_: hmmm. :-(
<14> SDR_: it worked before
<15> i think there are some options in the usb part of the kernel about full speed of usb ... but
<14> but I don't know before what. maybe before a kernel update, maybe before something in the mouse hardware broke...
<14> SDR_: ok, I will check that
<14> SDR_: thanks for your help!
<15> if it worked and sudenly stoped without any intervation on your side - it is mostlikely HW problem
<14> SDR_: but strangely it works in windows
<0> eth42: do you consider this a solid argument ? :)
<15> :) windows can run with damaged ram also
<0> windows is damaged itself
<14> doesn't matter what windows does, it always does it wrong, right? :-)
<15> HowardTheCoward: geting zealotos right ;)?
<14> but that's bad if windows works with it but not linux. cause then it is not covered by warranty
<0> SDR_: yesterday i was asked why a 20GB NTFS windows xp partition is full, and you know what? i found 16 (!) GB of temporary files in the Temp dir of an user profile
<14> and common, that doesn't compare to damaged ram. if the mouse pointer moves when I move the mouse, and something gets started if i click on the mouse button, then everything is ok
<14> s/common/come on
<0> SDR_: windows was smart ehough to display popup messages every 5 minutes that the system partition is full thou
<15> windows have some strenght in anoying ;)
<16> i'm having a bit of a problem with gentoo package management
<16> i need to generate a new /var/lib/init.d/depcache but can't figure out how
<0> sinthetek: #gentoo
<16> i've been searching google but the only results that appear to be relevant are either unresolved or in a language i don't know
<16> HowardTheCoward: i've been there the last two days but seem to just be getting ignored :\
<15> sinthetek: emerge --sync
<16> well, on & off the last two days
<15> it does all that must be done
<16> SDR_: i tried it
<0> sinthetek: tried to troll just to get some attention ?:)
<15> and?
<16> SDR_: and it didn't work
<14> thanks & bye to all
<16> it sync'd the package lists but didn't seem to do anything to help
<16> i also tried emerge --metadata and emerge --regen
<16> and emerge baselayout
<15> what is the problem
<15> a package is missing?
<16> when i try to execute any of the init scripts, it says it can't find dependency info: please run depscan.sh
<15> a broken dependency?
<16> i run that command, and it complains of missing depcache
<16> depcache is actually there, but is only 0 bytes long
<15> hmz this is strange
<16> yeah, i'm not exactly sure how i did it
<15> but it got nothing to do with emerge :(
<15> go to #gentoo and ask again it is init scripts related
<17> Anyone know what goup 99 would refer to when it comes to file permissions?
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