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<0> if you want to do somthing.. do it. :P
<0> they allow you to erase the OS also. :P
<1> what are some cool things you can do in linux
<2> Dr_Willis: You ever see that South Park episode? "THEY KILLED KENNY!" "They who?" "You know... 'They'..."
<2> bosco: beat all your Windows friends?
<0> Klick_, thats a terminal-beep alert. :P how to shut it off depends on what shell you are in and what terminal program
<2> xset b off
<0> setuid, :P
<1> setuid, nice i am anti windows
<3> heyhey!
<4> Dr_Willis, bash
<0> setuid, i quit watching southpark befor it became popular. :P
<3> is there a way to make ls show the reiserfs inode of a file?
<2> SnowRaptor: ls -i
<4> Dr_Willis, and its a getty term
<0> Klick_, xset b 0 0 0 (or off) should disable it totally. Under KDE/Gnome terminal apps you can set it to use a visual-bell
<5> hey Dr_Willis
<4> Dr_Willis, i get these beeps before i even boot into X
<0> under the console.. Hmm.. not sure if xset will work.. but theres some other seting also.
<0> Klick_, the pcmcia/wireless cards often beep when they start up.
<4> yah, how do i stop it
<2> Klick_: aumix +m
<0> only boot up once a year :P like NORMAL linux users do.
<4> that will mute everything wont it?
<4> Dr_Willis, it's a laptop not a server :)
<0> Klick_, bah!
<4> and that beep whenever i turn it on.. especialy in the library is very loud and annoying
<0> dont use wireless? Heh - heck Mine een beeps under windows when the wireless starts up I think
<0> Tape.. lots of Tape...
<2> MUTE it, then unmute it when you get into X, through ~/.xinitrc
<2> Come on, this is Linux... *THINK*
<2> Who let in all the newbs?
<4> heh, isnt there a better way.. thats like saying put earplugs in right before you turn your computer on
<0> setuid, I like it when people some how manage to enable the sound on the modem.. and hear the constant dit-buzz-did-dah-das noise..
<0> Klick_, to be honest - we dont worry about trivial beeps.
<0> :P
<0> Im much more annoyed by the annoying windows-startup (and gnome hsa some to) sounds...
<4> well i still think there is a way to do what i want rather then take extra steps each time to remove this beep, but if its trivial to you i undertsand.. anyone else have any ideas on how to remove the beep when wireless driver is loaded?
<3> setuid, thanks
<2> grrr
<2> # btsco -v 00:13:17:2E:0B:7E
<2> btsco v0.4c
<2> Device is 1:0
<2> Voice setting: 0x0060
<2> Can't connect RFCOMM channel: Connection refused
<0> I would say google for it. Ive gotten where i dont even mess with wireless.
<0> theres proberly some way to do it.
<2> L2CAP(s): Connect rsp: dcid 0x0000 scid 0x0041 result 3 status 0
<2> Connection refused - security block
<4> it's not just wireless, it also happens when i do tab completion, and backspace when there is nothing to backspace
<2> "security block"?
<2> Klick_: patch the driver to not send those events
<3> setuid, man, u saved my life!!!
<3> setuid, now I can make any sense of the lost+found stuff!
<2> SnowRaptor: Good, paypal me a buck
<2> ;)
<2> Or one of our OSS projects
<3> setuid, lol, If I had any I surely would!
<0> Klick_, you are geting THOSE beeps from alerts from the shell. we told ya how to disable those.
<2> DAMNIT!
<2> How the fsck do you pair a headset with Linux?!
<0> setuid, i could not even do that with windows.
<2> THOUSANDS of google pages on bluez and pairing phones and such, but not a SINGLE ONE on how to get a headset paired with the desktop
<0> i need to track down my bluetooth phone headeet again.
<2> I've done this before, but I can't remember the magical incantation
<0> setuid, I think i saw a Ubuntu wiki pag4e on that.
<5> setuid: i found one the other day.
<2> unix_infidel: I'm all ears
<0> setuid, or some page. I remeber reading it. :)
<5> setuid: not like i remember the url or some nonsense like that.
<5> its out there, i saw a couple.
<2> I have two bluetooth headsets, 3 Bluetooth Palm devices, and my Thinkpad's onboard bluetooth
<5> setuid: did the thinkpad come with BT?
<2> unix_infidel: yes
<5> or did you add the modem/BT card?
<2> Its onboard
<5> no, its a card, not onboard.
<5> it came with, is what you mean.
<5> two entirely different things.
<0> I just got a bluetooth phone headset.
<0> which ive lost somewhere.. :P lol
<2> Its soldered to the main system board
<2> Not a card
<2> Its _on the board_, onboard.
<0> Bah! blowtorch!
<2> Man this is ****ing frustrating
<2> I've been working on this for literally 4 hours now
<2> A-R-G
<5> setuid: lol, what thinkpad.
<3> is there any way to access a table which shows the inode number and the directory/file name even if the file was deleted?
<3> or the deletion conssists en removing the file entry in this base?
<5> Dr_Willis: you know any sql?
<0> Nope.
<0> and GLAD of it. :P
<5> crappers.
<5> i've decided, i'm going to learn two of the following before next year: php, sql, python, html, ActionScript
<5> well enough to produce something worth using anyway.
<6> hello
<6> how do you get bashpodder setup?
<6> or how can you get crontab to run a program at some desired interval?
<7> neds, man 5 crontab
<6> Simkin: you use/know bashpodder?
<6>
<7> never heard of it
<6> just a script to d/l podcasts
<6> working on getting it setup to d/l at a certain time everyday
<2> wooo! it works
<1>
<6> ok...is this crontab set correctly?
<6> 0200*** programtorun
<6> so it will run at 2:00am everyday?
<6> guess i'll find out at 2am. . .i can't wait!
<2> neds: Just change your clock
<2> or change your timezone
<5> setuid: what works.
<5> bluetooth?
<2> unix_infidel: Yep
<5> what were you trying to do exactly.
<5> just get it to connect to your phone?
<2> unix_infidel: I'm using my bluetooth headset (HS820 and HS700) as a wireless mic/speaker
<5> setuid: oh, i thought you were trying to make a gateway.
<2> No, I use it to talk through skype/Google Chat (through vmware) and to listen to ebooks/spoken word stuff
<2> Nope, that's easy (I wrote the HOWTO on that ;)
<5> setuid: URL?
<2> http://howto.pilot-link.org/bluesync/
<5> not a sync but a gateway.
<2> Now I need to find a third decent headset that does stereo quality
<2> unix_infidel: So what hardware would you use there then?
<2> phone as modem, over bluetooth?
<5> yep.
<5> setuid: gonna try that this weekend.
<2> mplayer -ao oss:/dev/dsp1 bitch.mp3
<2> works perfect
<5> lol, what does mplayer have to do with anything?
<2> I can use it to send mp3s (ogg and flac, whatever) to the headset
<2> I listen to a lot of spoken-word books and training stuff
<2> Now I don't have to be tethered
<2> Its not stero, which ****s, but
<5> setuid: that's all fine and well, i'm talking about modem, over bluetooth.
<2> Now I need to figure out how to get my calendar into ical format, out on the web... so others can subscribe to it. One problem at a time ;)
<5> the other stuff is easy, its simple ***ociate .
<2> unix_infidel: http://www.mengwong.com/misc/tmobile-voicestream-gprs-nokia-6310i-bluetooth-osx.html
<5> setuid: i'm talking about GSM, not GPRS.
<2> bleh
<8> Hello
<9> Hi.
<8> I need help compiling a driver im using auditor
<8> Before someone asks im in root because my other username wont work it says its messed up when i log in and that the kde is messed up
<0> create a new user. :P
<0> or delete that users .kde config dirs.
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