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<0> that's initrd=
<1> yup
<1> bluebeard: yes, actually, you can
<1> bluebeard: check Documentation/kernel-parameters.txt in your kernel source tree
<1> runs that binary instead of init
<0> sweet
<0> haha
<0> irony
<2> TomUK use [.] in a find filespec
<1> what irony?
<2> TomUK use [.].+ in a find filespec
<1> mmm...ok, well, dinner is here
<3> Quiznos: Thanks, I'll try tat :)
<1> be back later
<1> :)
<2> yw
<0> * manpages has quit (Excess Flood)
<0> that's not really ironic
<0> damn
<0> I'm usually an irony facist.
<4> if i never see another piece of paper again i'll be a happy man
<0> wow, statically linking makes absurdly large files
<4> yeah it does ;)
<0> I was statically linking my coreutils..
<0> do you work for at&t, headmonkey?
<4> no ;)
<4> why...does at&t burn their paperwork too ?
<0> no, they just put black bars over text in their pdf files.
<0> they don't actually REMOVE the text...
<2> headmonkey you forgot a piece
<4> so anyone with the pdf source can read it ?
<0> so anyone with a pdf program can select it.
<0> and anyone with a pdf editor can remove the black bars.
<4> well, i had credit card receipts and bank statements up the wazzoo....they had to go
<0> contrary to popular belief, pdfs aren't images.
<4> its all black mud now
<4> ashes to ashes...mud to mud
<0> haha, I cut 44M off of the coreutils by not statically linking them
<2> cool
<2> but some tools should be static unless you are guru
<2> and even then... some should
<3> Quiznos: I'm confused as to what you meant by use [.].+ in a findspec
<0> I'm compiling init to be static
<0> that's about it.
<2> TomUK read find.1 please
<3> am doing now
<2> k
<0> linux from scratch takes a while
<5> what file controls what runlevel to enter on boot?
<6> itrebal, i believe "init" does that
<7> damn it. I used to know this one. let me consult the book
<8> god damn... I just helped a person with Linux and once he saw the "kill" command, he was hooked. Like, instead of playing games, he'd rather sit and find programs that are hard to kill and then kill them.
<1> itrebal: /etc/inittab
<5> thanks
<1> np
<6> has anyone here used giFT lately?
<7> Drizzt321: I'll remember that one:P
<9> natural born killer
<8> freakazoid0223, he's an aerospace engineer.
<1> faolan: :)
<9> go fig
<1> faolan: you can also put the run level you want as the very last option on the kernel boot line
<10> hey Drizzt321
<1> hey AfterDeath
<7> Drizzt321: it's been quite a while since I've done total CLI system admin
<8> freakazoid0223, presented with box A, "Become recognized for spreading peace and solving world problems more than any other leader", and box B, "Blow up a tank"........... he would be thinking about the answer for a long time.
<1> faolan: ahhh, I understand
<7> all this new fangled GUI stuff:P
<1> faolan: yea, tell me about it
<9> lol
<11> hi all
<5> how can i get the current runlevel?
<12> runlevel
<6> I was hoping to splice MythTV and p2p clients to download additional media I was hoping to use something like giFT but as it hasn't been maintained for about a year, can anyone reccoment anything?
<5> does it make sense that its saying i'm in runlevel 2?
<6> itrebal, thats single user (like XP safe mode)
<1> itrebal: its possible, yes
<5> it doesnt make sense, i was just running X and killed it manually, IE - i should be in 5
<1> n1xN00b: actually, thats runlevel 1
<6> irebal, no real drivers loaded eyt
<6> oops sry
<13> it depends on the distro, what each runlevel does
<1> n1xN00b: runlevel 2 is traditionally multi-user console only
<10> Drizzt321, guess what i got
<1> morticus: well, true, but the traditional levels
<1> AfterDeath: laid?
<10> heh
<10> not yet
<10> join #pastebin
<9> boo!
<5> Drizzt321: after getting laid would you be in ##linux?
<10> &ill show u
<1> itrebal: lol
<1> AfterDeath: so, what'd you get?
<10> my manpages bot
<1> cool
<13> is it spamtastic?
<7> who does amaroK know what songs I want to hear and fit my taste with a very close accuracy?
<7> *how
<14> faolan: It's a backdoor into the secret government brain implant.
<9> no more x-files reruns for you
<1> lol
<7> SpeedEvil: sweet! so when do we get robotic brains so we can just have it beamed in or brains:P
<14> Reruns?
<9> yeah it went off the air 4 yrs ago
<14> The x-files is still being produced, and distributed only through secret channels.
<7> "if you haven't seen it, it's new to you"
<9> ummm..........sure
<10> Drizzt321, join #pastebin or #mybottest and ill show you what he can do
<6> anyone recommend p2p rooms here?
<6> not for media just clients and networks
<6> ?
<15> hi
<15> i got problem... on older kernels there is command "netstat -nM|sort" on new kernels this command dosent work so i use "cat /proc/net/ip_conntrack | sed 's/src=//g;s/sport=//g;s/dst=//g;s/dport=//g'| awk '/^tcp/{if ($5!="127.0.0.1") print $5"\t\t"$6"\t"$7,"->",$8, " "$1} /^udp/{ if ($4!="127.0.0.1")print $4"\t\t"$5"\t"$6,"->",$7," "$1}'| sort" and this is C/bash command...anyone knows how to make this command shorter or do it only in bash ?
<7> okay, some of my friends are starting up a rock band with the lead on b***, a percussionist, someone on banjo, and someone else on accordion. this will either sound really good or really bad.
<14> faolan: Or the most heartbreaking of all - just good enough to convince themselves that it sounds really good
<7> :P probably
<7> I'll have to hear it to believe it
<12> DeepBlueX: stick all that crap (minus the pipe to sort) in a text file under #!/bin/bash, chmod +x it, and stick it in your $PATH
<7> soun more like your average Hunagarian folk band
<14> DeepBlueX: well - you could rewrite it a bit, so that udp and tcp are handled the same, but with a different offset, which would be a fair bit shorter.
<7> wow Dapper Drake will be realsed on 1 June
<14> And maybe merge the sed into awk
<14> but there is nothing inherently _wrong_ with that approach, and why do you care about the size?
<14> If it's in a script
<14> and there is a uuoc in there - awk can read /proc/... directly
<0> I wonder if you could use a script as init..
<14> Err, no.
<14> init has to be a binary
<16> There's an ***hole reading this...
<16> ...still reading this.
<0> well then, "perl path/to/script
<1> lol bluebeard
<17> DeepBlueX: perl -ne '/^(tcp|udp).*src=(\S+).*dst=(\S+).*sport=(\d+).*dport=(\d+)/ && print "$2\t\t$3\t$4 -> $5\t$1\n"' < /proc/net/ip_conntrack | sort
<1> bluebeard: problem is that perl, at that point in time, know anything about the filesystem
<17> smaller, and doesn't skip any entries like yours does ;)
<14> Drizzt321: ext2fs reader in perl, you know you want to
<7> PeterFA: not just any ***hole. I just got my PhD:P
<1> SpeedEvil: there is? heh
<14> Well, there _could_ be.
<1> faolan: ahhh, so piled higher and deeper?
<14> If someone was insane enough.
<7> in being an ***hole
<16> faolan, oh, so I'm sure you think you're some superior ***hole then huh? Well lemme tell you this bub, you ain't got the ***holeexperience I have...
<16> ...
<16> wait... ****.
<9> heh
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