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<0> anyone here up to helping with a kernel update and grub? trying to go from 2.6.10 to 2.6.15, and i'm already past the point of no return. 2.6.10 used hotplug, but it got removed because it conflicted with udev. .15 kernel panicks, and .10 can't use udev
<1> Is it possible to view files in hex mode in VI
<0> i think you need something like bvi (binary vi) for something like that
<2> I have a iptables nat firewall. What tool/program can I use to see what pc's (ip addresses) on my Lan are using the most bandwidth though the firewall?
<3> install kernel append .... preseed/url=http://foo/bar - that creates a var preseed/url - how can I wget that? (the / screws up $preseed/url)
<3> I can't even create a va/r to test with
<4> I'm currently trying to compile the kvirc current cvs snapshot, after making sure all my librairies are installed, autotools symlinks point to the latest versions of the tools, ldconfig reports libdl.so.2 being there. I execute autogen.sh as instructed in the INSTALL document. It goes fine, chucks out a few warnings (autotools, go figure) and the configure script is generated. I made sure LDFLAGS/CPPFLAGS environment variables are set appropriat
<4> ely then ran ./configure --with-<stuff_I_need>.
<4> It chokes on dlopen, unable to find it
<4> Running kubuntu (latest, updated) as distribution.
<4> It's in the right directories and I'm really confused as to where to force it to grok where the lib is (linker seems to be fine)...
<4> "Does a brother has to a choke-an-autotool to get a Makefile?"
<5> Hello All
<5> I'm having an issue with my network on my linux box. I can ping outside servers but none of them can ping back
<5> pinging inside my LAN works fine though
<5> anyone have any ideas why?
<5> I've already tried powercycling my router
<6> running a firewall?
<5> Nope
<6> router have a dmz host?
<5> no, there's not a dmz host
<6> ok
<5> one thing that might be an issue.. I don't have dhcpcd on my linux box and my router is set up to use dhcp
<5> would that matter though? I thought dhcp could be superceded with static ips
<6> should work if you have all the info ip netmask gateway nameservers etc
<5> yeah, I do
<5> and when I for example do: "ping www.google.com"
<5> it shows the IP of google.com and says it's sending 64 bytes of data or whatever
<5> google just never responds back
<5> I've been pulling my hair out over this the last day or so
<7> TankC: cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward 1 or 0?
<5> 0
<7> TankC: as root: echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward and retry ping google
<5> same thing, it never pings back
<6> gah
<7> TankC: as root: echo 0 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward its something in your router imho
<5> but my other computers work fine while connected to the router
<5> I'm on a windows box right now plugged into the router and i'm having no probs
<6> tankc I missed what you said after if you ping google.com
<7> TankC: more than 1 eth card in that box? if so cat /proc/interrupts to see if both cards have same interrupt
<5> (19:40:32) TankC: it shows the IP of google.com and says it's sending 64 bytes of data or whatever
<5> (19:40:37) TankC: google just never responds back
<8> Can anyone help me with my start up sound woes? I can use music programs like AmaroK, but when it comes to start up sounds, and some other system sounds, they won't go off. Btw, I use the 2.6.16-0.rc6 kernel and ALSA version 1.0.10.
<9> Hey People. If I have a program that says it needs libstdc++.so.6, do I need to rebuild that program for this platform? I looked in /usr/lib and only found libstdc++.so.5
<8> I think it means you need a newer version of the libstdc++ software.
<8> But maybe you do need to recompile it.
<5> gnubien: there's no conflicting interrupts however this issue started occuring after I connected my wireless pci card.. so that may somehow be an issue
<6> TankC trying to think I have had the problem before
<6> but it was from network conflict
<5> I'm going to see if I can install DHCP on the box.. that might solve something
<10> if I start a process in a bash script, how do I get the PID of that process?
<11> pgrep
<11> ps aux | grep [query]
<10> mm, yeah but is there a way to get it from *within* the bash script?
<11> ^^^^^^66
<12> you mean you are spawning it to the bg?
<10> well, yeah
<12> Im thinking some env variables may getting set.. the advance bash guide - may cover this in detail
<10> my script makes a couple of files, then runs a process (and hopefully daemonises it (haven't gotten that far yet)) and then creates another file with the processes PID in it, so that another script knows where the process is
<13> can anyone help with my onboard Intel 8280 sound card installation?
<14> hi all
<14> anyone familiar with RTG?
<14> i'm wondering if is there w way to count traffic from port
<15> what's the difference between building from source and compiling source ?
<16> para_site, I don't know that there is one.
<14> it's the same
<15> like you can download source and make , make install etc
<15> thats compiling
<14> to build == to compile
<15> apt has an option for building that does a different thing altogether
<16> well . . . technically . . . compiling is just one part of building, but the distinction doesn't really matter when you're talking about packages
<15> i am trying to build from source
<15> i 've done the usual ./configure , make , make install routine before ,but this build option seems to be doing a lot more
<15> it takes at least 1/2 hour to compile
<15> Chodapp , sure its the same thing ?
<15> CHoddapp , what do you mean by " the distinction doesn't matter "?
<15> anybody home ?
<17> hi everyone
<15> ah rats
<17> just wondering why one of the guys in the other channels have an IRQ greater than 200. Mine is only upto 15
<17> what do i need to do in order to support those kind of IRQs?
<16> http://yro.slashdot.org/yro/06/05/17/0250238.shtml
<18> i have a question. Consider i have a running linux system, and i insert a Linux LiveCD, can I boot from this CD without restarting my PC? i.e. tell my computer "use this CD now and 'boot' from it"?
<19> shevegen, live cd can boot without installation
<18> yeah but i mean something like insert CD, mount it, start a boot process. right now i always reboot for it to boot ;)
<20> Need a quick consensus: Favorite newsreader. GO!
<21> if i dont have a mouse and i have several firefox browsers open how do i tab from one browser to another?
<22> how can i configure xntpd, so that it adjusts time in steps under 100ms only?
<23> how can i make my usb mouse always get the same device in /dev? it seems to randomly change places with a wacom tablet, and if i unplug and replug the mouse, it also gets a new device
<19> shevegen, go to BIOS and change the boot priority to boot first from cd/dvd/cd-rw, then save and restart with the cd in the drive. after pressing install it will boot automatically.
<18> yeah atsi , thanks for your help, but i think we misunderstand each other :) Could probably be that the answer is "No, it is not possible to boot from a CD without rebooting"
<19> shevegen, miunderstood. you could install vmware and run the live cd in the vmware without having to reboot.
<18> ah
<18> i forgot about that option, good idea
<19> shevegen, u running win or linux?
<18> linux
<19> shevegen, there might something for your distro that does the job of vmware
<24> I have two network cards 1 internet and 1 lan. my lan connection can not be seen by the rest of my machines and I cant figure it out? each card has a ip address
<25> SmileeeM: you mean it can't be pinged?
<24> I have just ifdown eth0 then ifup eth0 and all seems okay? even though none of the values have changed?
<25> it remembers the settings I suppose
<24> no I have static ips
<25> yes, and it remembers the IP between ifdown/ifup
<24> so to share my internet on my network I would then need to?
<25> well, are you sure the lan is physically functioning?
<24> yes
<24> it is now
<25> and the computers in the lan can ping each other?
<24> yes all
<25> is your internet card eth0 or eth1?
<24> eth1
<25> iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth1 -j MASQUERADE
<25> then on the machines on the lan do route add default gw yourrouterpcslocalip
<24> how do I do that?
<25> route add default gw yourrouterpcslocalip
<25> as root in a terminal
<24> local ip would be eth)?
<25> my router-pc has 192.168.1.1 locally so the computers on the lan would do "route add default gw 192.168.1.1"
<24> eth0
<24> no still doing something wrong did not work
<25> SmileeeM: what error do you get?
<24> cant connect
<24> unknown host
<25> have you set dns correctly?
<24> I think so
<25> on the computers on the lan as ewll
<24> yes
<25> can they ping the dns ip?
<24> yes all pings seem to work?
<25> if they can ping the dns ip and it's configured correctly they should be able to ping hosts as well
<25> otherwise it'd be a problem with the dns.. :)
<24> I can reach the ip from eth1 and eth0 from my other box when I route
<25> but not the ip of the dns-server?
<24> yes
<25> yes you can ping it or yes you can't? ;)
<24> i can ping
<24> but is not reachable
<26> fellaz
<26> are there any PCMCIA nic cards for a laptop that is linux compatable?
<26> i hear linksys is not open source, there for to stray away from linksys
<26> and my centrino disconnects now and then. even when im right next to the access point
<27> i use netgear
<26> nice
<27> WAG511
<26> where did you get drivers?
<26> is it for a laptop, PCMCIA TipTap ?
<27> yes
<26> awsome. thanx pal
<26> i'll write that model down
<27> http://madwifi.org
<27> if it's atheros chipset, then you can use the atheros driver
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