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<0> of course my old B/W palm has better.. but its also 4+ yrs old. :P and slow and cant do diddle.
<0> Not looked at the other Palm-top gizmos other then that 770
<1> I'm looking into getting the nokia 9300
<1> the screen isnt that great, but it can do a crapload.
<0> I dont want a phone. :P lol
<0> actually i need to check on used cell phones for the wife
<0> shes rough on hers
<1> dr_willis: you said you wanted to get WORK done.
<0> i never said i wanted to get work done. :P i got no need for one to do my 'work' its what i use at work.. (to watch videos) lol
<1> like how rough, there's tons of cute durable phones from motorola now a days.
<0> unix_infidel: shes broken 3 motorola phones..
<0> well does taking a hammer to one count? :P
<0> I cracked the lcd on one.. not sure how.. wonder where that one went. she could use it for now.
<1> hmm, hold up...ill find you one real quick.
<0> I got a GP32 enderst :) rarely use it.
<0> im worried about ehse used phone/places being total rip-offs
<1> check out the c155
<1> i have a friend who works in construction....that phones taken a beating...screen is scratched up a tad, but its functional and still doesnt look half bad.
<0> heh - now to find a decent used cell phone place online.
<2> How do I find out what filesystem a given partition has?
<0> ifve often used fdisk -l /dev/hda1
<0> or similer.
<0> but im not sure if that will tell you ext2 or ext3 (i think it will just show up as ext2)
<3> how do you use more than one data set with gnuplot? can i tell it to graph multiple inputs, or is there a way that i can have two columns of data and do a line break or something to represent a change in data set?
<0> Or you could try 'file /dev/hda1' perhaps.
<2> dr_willis: I have a USB attached hard drive, it shows up as /dev/sda1 I can do a 'mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/mountpoint' and it works. But my /etc/fstab entry doesn't work with 'ext3' as filetype, it just tells me "wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda1" when I do mount -a
<0> whats your exact fstab line? its possible you got some other typo/mistake.
<2> fdisk -l only tells me that's it's of linux type
<2> and file /dev/sda1 just says /dev/sda1: block special (8/1)
<0> that 'wrong ...' message basicially says.. "error.. it dident work" lol
<2> fstab line: /dev/sda1 /mnt/serverbackup ext3 noatime 0 2
<2> let me switch to ext2
<0> /dev/sda1 1 14881 119531601 83 Linux
<2> doh!
<0> 83 = ext2
<2> I typed mount and it says: /dev/sda1 on /mnt/serverbackup type ext2 (rw)
<0> <dump> <p***> it seems to be.
<0> ive only ever seen 0 0 and 0 1 :)
<2> hehe
<4> looking for help with a superkaramba theme. anyone around here use them?
<5> http://trisk.acm.jhu.edu/zfs-demo/
<1> lol, wtf?
<1> i wonder what WM that is.
<5> hint: I've been playing that video off of the zpool
<5> while yanking a drive
<1> Triskelios: what is that ***embly with the power cord sticking out?
<5> it's a dec disk shelf
<1> how much?
<1> how does it work?
<1> oh, wow, expensive :P
<5> it just holds disks
<1> it doesnt actually hook up to a computer?
<5> notice the scsi cable running from one end
<1> Triskelios: so all those drives in the shelf connect to one scsi cable?
<5> yes, it's a regular scsi chain
<1> only write read one disk as a time?
<1> at*
<5> no it's a parallel bus
<1> hmm, how's it cooled?
<5> the shelf has internal fans
<2> Hi folks
<5> anyway the shelf isn't a big deal. notice what I did to it
<1> Triskelios: yea i got that much....
<2> I'm running Kernel 2.6.10, I just put a DVD Burner into my computer. How can I go about troubleshooting why 'cdrdao scanbus' doesn't list it?
<1> how'd you do that though/
<2> Under that kernel what needs to be turned on in kernel menuconfig? What should show up in /var/log/messages? Where will it's device be put?
<5> uh... I just pulled the drive out with my hand
<5> observe that the array was active at the time
<1> heh, and it still played the movie?
<5> not only that, it noticed the errors on its own and offlined the drive
<1> what wm are you running there btw?
<5> kwin
<2> I just put in a new DVD Burner. From dmesg: hdg: ATAPI 48X DVD-ROM DVD-R CD-R/RW drive, 2048kB Cache How can I now burn something with 'cdrdao' ?
<5> Sembiance: use cdrecord
<5> Sembiance: you can try with dev=/dev/hdg...
<5> added two more shots to zfs-demo
<5> might be a bit clearer what's going on now =P
<2> I figured it out
<2> cdrecord dev=ATA: -scanbus
<2> will list 3,0,0 300) '_NEC ' 'DVD_RW ND-3550A ' '1.05' Removable CD-ROM
<2> that 3,0,0 is what I want :)
<5> yes
<5> ATA:3,0,0
<5> normally specifying the path to the device just works as a hack though
<2> that's all I'm after :)
<2> this is just so my computer will burn me a random CD of music each morning
<2> on my CD-RW disc
<2> doesn't need to be bulletproof, just 90% :)
<5> heh
<6> when I do the ./configure command, I am told that there are no kde headers installed, how do I correct this please?
<5> install the kde headers, of course
<5> also, irc'ing as root is bad, mmkay?
<2> woot it's working :)
<6> yes I know but my distro is a root only distro
<2> cdrdao write -v 0 --eject --device ATA:3,0,0 --speed 32 --driver generic-mmc /tmp/randomCD/tempburn.toc
<2> cheers!!
<1> anyone here know of a DECENT practical and objective comparison of openbox and fluxbox.
<6> if I have kde installed shouldnt I have kde headers?
<2> now each morning, sitting in my CD drive tray will be a fresh cd of random music from my collection, ready for me to grab and take with me to my car
<1> cobelloy: what distro is this?
<6> puppy linux with kde "squash file"
<5> yuck
<2> Triskelios: I'm surprised his IRC client even lets him run it as root :)
<6> her
<2> her :)
<2> mmm... gurl!
<5> anyway, the headers are usually in a seperate "development" package unless you installed kde from source
<1> anyone here know of a DECENT practical and objective comparison of openbox and fluxbox.
<5> unix_infidel: no, I can give you a completely subjective one though
<6> oh I see, so if I want to install them how do I find them? - what do I google for
<6> just "kde headers"
<1> Triskelios: shoot.
<5> cobelloy: your distro should have a search function for packages
<6> no this distro is a little different
<6> the KDE I am using is not a "package" as such
<6> it is a compressed file that merges with the OS when I boot up
<6> it contains kde and other things too
<5> unix_infidel: well, they're obviously quite different internally, openbox is close to blackbox in terms of appearance except its configuration is in xml...
<6> and I guess it doesnt have the headers
<1> Triskelios: i got that much.
<6> so I will need to get them separately, but I dont know much about it
<1> i'm looking for features that outweigh one over the other for a specific type of user.
<1> basically just silly highlights that make a WM worth using :)
<2> cobelloy: You should use some sort of package management system... whether it be apt-get, or emerge, or yum...
<6> no, we have a package management system, but the distro is still quite new so there are not a large number of prebuilt packages available for it
<6> our system is called "pupget"
<6> and our packages are pupfiles or dotpups
<6> packagename.pup
<6> other prebuilt packages like debs and rpms arent much use to me
<5> unix_infidel: openbox probably has the most configurability and standards compliance
<6> only tarballs
<6> so how would I find kde headers on the web?
<5> cobelloy: www.kde.org
<5> unix_infidel: keybindings and such are flexible and there are dynamically generated menu items
<6> yep - just googled that while I was waiting - thanks though
<7> hi to all .. is there a way to fix the dynamic linker coz i use make in some packages and it does not fint the lib even though they exist in /usr/local/lib
<5> unix_infidel: and you can use the usual blackbox tools like the slit, bbpager, etc.
<6> if anyone is interested in what linux I am using - http://www.puppylinux.org/user/viewpage.php?page_id=1
<5> unix_infidel: fluxbox has window list as tabs, and fake transparency for menus...
<5> Ardi: that's not the runtime linker, that's the normal linker... you need to p*** that dir in the compile options (as LDFLAGS for example)
<7> Triskelios: so any time i use ./configure i have to supply the ldflags option
<5> Ardi: see --help for configure
<6> OK, I am looking for KDE headers - is that right or should I use a different term?
<5> well, they're just distributed as part of the source package. they're part of an install from source...
<6> so, I should already have them?
<5> only if you installed from source or your distro provides them along with the binaries
<5> the latter doesn't seem to be the case
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