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<benJIman|tov> _td: isn't your time worth anything?
<pjv> Tanker_: do you have a firewall on the otherside?
<Tanker_> no not yet
<_td> not really as I have a bit to waste lol
<Tanker_> pjv i am connected
<coolbeing> benJIman, ? any help
<benJIman|tov> SuSEhelp: yastsources
<SuSEhelp> For more information about yast sources and how to add them, check http://susewiki.apanela.com/goodlinks:yast_sources then be sure to only refresh sources that will actually change http://spinink.net/images/screens/yast.jpg
<_td> coolbeing: what use is a cracked window? :/
<benJIman|tov> the first one in the list
<benJIman|tov> the main one with 6000 odd packages
<Tanker_> its working but only if someone accepts the connection after i type the session p***word
<shuffle2> coolbeing: don't explain
<coolbeing> _td, free updates
<_td> i know what he rly meant
<shuffle2> o rly?
<pjv> Tanker_: the server vnc is a windows box? with a vnc listening node?
<coolbeing> benJIman, ok let me take a look
<Tanker_> the server is suse novell 9
<Tanker_> i am on windows
<mortici> bah
<mortici> women are confusing
<_td> indeed
<coolbeing> Am I doing this correctly? Name: http://suse.mirrors.tds.net Server Directory: pub/opensuse/distribution/SL-10.0-OSS/inst-source/ ?
<benJIman|tov> no
<benJIman|tov> without the http
<coolbeing> benJIman, oh yes, :-)
<Hairulfr> argh, whats the name of the console based irc client?
<benJIman|tov> Hairulfr: irssi, or bitchx
<foxpaul> anyone using opensuse with the binary nvidia drivers?
<ed1t> yo benJIman
<Hairulfr> benJIman|tov: Nah, its not that, a shorter name, :/
<benJIman|tov> Hairulfr: irssi is the most used
<Hairulfr> Hm, I have it, but i just don't remember what it's called, so it pretty hard to use :/
<Hairulfr> EPIC!
<Hairulfr> Ha-ha-haaa! Got it
<coolbeing> benJIman, again does nto work. I am such a noob at this --- Name: suse.mirrors.tds.net server directory: pub/opensuse/distribution/SL-10.0-OSS/inst-source/
<benJIman|tov> coolbeing: try removing the trailing slash
<benJIman|tov> does it give an error?
<coolbeing> this one "/pub" to this "pub" ?
<coolbeing> or i nteh end?
<sjones> the end slash
<coolbeing> ah ok
<benJIman|tov> pub/opensuse/distribution/SL-10.0-OSS/inst-source
<sjones> I wouldn't necessarily recommend tds, however. most of the time, they don't seem to be completely synced.
<coolbeing> hmm no go. once again : Name: suse.mirrors.tds.net Directory: pub/opensuse/distribution/SL-10.0-OSS/inst-source
<coolbeing> sjones, waht sourcethen?
<sjones> most of the sources here in the US, in my experience, are way behind. try belnet or gwdg.
<coolbeing> sjones, I am a super noob. where are those, can you please give a link
<sjones> !mirrors
<SuSEhelp> For inst-sources: < http://www.opensuse.org/Mirrors_Released_Version >. For ISOs: http://www.novell.com/products/suselinux/downloads/ftp/mirrors_isos.html
<sjones> !yastsources
<SuSEhelp> For more information about yast sources and how to add them, check http://susewiki.apanela.com/goodlinks:yast_sources then be sure to only refresh sources that will actually change http://spinink.net/images/screens/yast.jpg
<coolbeing> sjones, hmm US sources are behind.. ?? strage i thought that they usually are ahead
<sjones> nah. every time I tried, e.g., kernel.org or tds, they weren't in sync with the main mirror.
<sjones> packages were missing, and the directory trees were incomplete.
<coolbeing> sjones, so u recommend this one? belnet ?
<sjones> I've never used belnet, but I have heard it is complete and fast.
<sjones> !belnet
<SuSEhelp> Rumour has it belnet is the only mirror of stable inst-source that is reliably fast
<benJIman|tov> !mirror-belnet
<SuSEhelp> mirror-belnet is A very fast and reliable mirror in Europe (Belgium) , for 10.0: http://ftp.belnet.be/packages/opensuse/distribution/SL-10.0-OSS/inst-source
<pjv> sorry sjones, but what was that module again in yast for installing suse on multiple desktop clients over a network?
<coolbeing> sjones, what is the correct format?? -- source Name: ftp.belnet.be Directory: mirror/ftp.opensuse.org ?
<sjones> !autoyast
<SuSEhelp> autoyast is a tool to install lots of systems automagically and without intervention http://www.suse.de/~ug/
<pjv> ahh cheers
<sjones> coolbeing: ftp.belnet.be directory: packages/opensuse/distribution/SL-10.0-OSS/inst-source
<coolbeing> sjones, and fir thisI choose "FTP" not "HTTP" right?
<sjones> you can use either
<coolbeing> does not work, here is the exact thing paste in: I chose FTp and the 2nd time HTTP with this --> Name: ftp.belnet.be Directory: packages/opensuse/distribution/SL-10.0-OSS/inst-source
<coolbeing> alright, it finally did work !
<coolbeing> sjones, thank you
<sjones> you're welcome
<coolbeing> it takes such a long time now in Yast to "reading package information"
<hussam> I have this CD-RW with some existing files on it. I imported the session using k3b and I added a file. once I pressed 'Brun', I was presented with a dialog warning saying: "Be aware that it is not recommended to disable the Rock Ridge Extensions." Any Idea what that meant?
<aka_druid> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_ridge
<hussam> ok thanks for the link, I got it now
<sett> could anyone check in suse 10 and xmms if you enable on some general plugin does the sound of song gets noisy?
<iDLi> is there any way to make SUSE shutdown after reaching a certain temperature?
<aka_druid> sett, you shoudlnt set the volume to max
<Hairulfr> iDLi: Yeah,
<hussam> is 47 degrees celcius high for a intel P3 processor?
<iDLi> Hairulfr: how?
<Hairulfr> iDLi: Just a sec, im unsure now, but it can shutdown if I gets too hot, but I pretty sure that you can set at which threshold
<sett> aka_druid I haven't
<sett> aka_druid sound gets even slower
<frb-work> hussam: I would say yes, but check the techspecs
<shuffle2> anyone know what dlls xover has that normal wine doesn't? (maybe there's a yast package for office 2003 support somewheret?)
<ohgood> shuffle2: buy cxoffice. it's the easy cheese
<shuffle2> why would i BUY it?!
<Hairulfr> iDLi: Hmm, I know it can be done!
<ohgood> so they can continue to make it ?
<mortici> ohgood, lol
<mortici> ohgood, check it
<mortici> shwing!
<ohgood> mortici: consider it czekd
<mortici> sweet
<mortici> ohgood, women are confusing
<iDLi> Hairulfr: yah I'm searching around on Google but can't find anything
<ohgood> mortici: just you wait
<shuffle2> ohgood: hmmm i haven't payed for any software so far...........
<Hairulfr> iDLi: I stumbled acrosse it sometime looking for a way to turn off the screen shutoff thing
<mortici> ohgood, lol
<Hairulfr> iDLi: Hmmm
<mortici> ohgood, i spent 3 hours talking to the ex
<mortici> and i wasn't talking
<Grigorii> what's it called?
<mortici> she was
<mortici> lol
<ohgood> mortici: that's quality time
<mortici> ohgood, rightttt
<Grigorii> unh huh!
<mortici> not when shes crying
<mortici> and moaning
<ohgood> oh **** that
<Grigorii> oh
<mortici> about i miss you this and miss you that
<Grigorii> oops
<ohgood> wait 3.2 days, and it will change
<mortici> ohgood, lol
<mortici> ohgood, i know i can get mine anytime i want from her
<mortici> its just that she won't let go
<shuffle2> http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?versionId=3214&iTestingId=1489 .....nevermind *d'oh*
<mortici> ohgood, whatever i got new hottie im working on :) she foine
<mortici> ohgood, what you think of that ***eh pic?
<ohgood> mmm ?
<mortici> that i sent you
<ohgood> gotta see where it went ;)
<mortici> lol
<mortici> :)
<mortici> ohgood, should i get mine from my ex? lol
<ohgood> mortici: you need more lube
<mortici> ohgood, lol
<ohgood> that doesn't look adequate
<phendrick> hi all. i'm struggling to get my ati card working with fglrx drivers
<mortici> ohgood, i think there is enough lube
<phendrick> i've installed the kernel sources, compiled the module, and it loads. but i can't get X up
<shuffle2> !ati
<SuSEhelp> 9.3 already includes ATI drivers. Install fglrx and read /usr/share/doc/packages/fglrx/README.SuSE. In SuSE 10, please download the latest drivers from www.ATI.com, and then follow these instructions http://linux.wordpress.com/2005/10/11/suse-100-ati-drivers-installation/
<Hairulfr> iDLi: Its called thermal control, I think
<phendrick> cheers shuffle2 i'll have a look
<Richlv> um. is there anything standard running on tcp 25568 ? one system is hammered on that port by several machines
<mortici> ohgood, all thats missing in that pic is my shocks :)
<ohgood> mortici: silicon bushings too ?
<mortici> polyurithane
<mortici> :)
<mortici> harder
<mortici> and better
<mortici> theres more lube in the boxes
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