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<0> username_, check /var/log, if its full
<1> blueshark: you must install it then. but since I dont even have suse installed I cant even begin to tell you how. hehe
<2> im n root on it now and found 3 seeminglhy identical files at 1016.0 mb ea ???
<1> username_: where?
<3> ok, i figure that out
<2> one is dev/core; lib/udev/devices/core; and one proc/kcore ??
<2> tx aka_druid
<1> blueshark: so you have the package installed now?
<3> no, i ment, i will figure that out
<1> ok
<0> username_, where?
<2> any clues wtf this program crash data 1016 mb files are ?
<0> no
<2> hmmm.. must be rug or broken yast or y2pm or ??
<2> id send a screenshot but no room/way lol
<4> Sigh...
<4> Now I'm conflicted.
<2> where what mates?
<2> where are these files ?
<4> KDE + Xgl is awesome, but it uses Gnome components to get the job done (no longer using kwin for example) and thus parts of KDE aren't working the way they should...
<5> re :)
<5> looks like i did it...
<4> And, 3d and full screen SDL are borked with Xgl.
<5> thx alex-kun
<2> gdammit it takes 30-60 seconds everytime one trys to calm kfind.. oi
<6> wickers: erm, compiz isn't really part of gnome either.
<6> wickers: on gnome you still no longer use metacity
<5> are 9k fps good sign?
<5> @ glxgears
<4> renbolicious, is, not are...
<4> Is nine thousand frames per second a good sign.
<4> ?
<4> hhe
<2> so aka_druid and Gumby.. found ^^ files searching in konqi pointing find tool at 'media:/hda2' btw
<0> username_, where were those files?
<4> apokryphos, it uses a few gnome conponents... look at the compiz dependencies.
<5> ... yes i got it... btw. how many foreign languages do you speak perfectely?
<2> ?
<6> wickers: I know it does, but it losing kwin isn't because of a gnome addition
<2> now sure what else your asking aka_druid sorry..
<4> renbolicious, don't take offence, if I was learning another language then I'd hope to be corrected. It's how we learn.
<2> konqi logged on as root aka_druid
<2> storage - chose my '/'
<0> username_, what is the path to the files? the files msut be somewhere like /var/log/file /root/file
<0> where are the files?
<2> opened find tool
<2> ?
<2> hmm..
<4> apokryphos, Correct, but the point is you still lose kwin, and the replacement does not fill kwin's shoes.
<6> wickers: and gnome loses metacity, and compiz doesn't fit metacity's shoes too
<5> funny, you said offence like in british english... didnt know that they still use BE spelling in Canada
<7> the wm doesnt make that much diffrence
<7> i mean
<2> so aka_druid and Gumby.. found files searching in konqi pointing find tool at 'media:/hda2' ... one is dev/core; 2 = lib/udev/devices/core; and 3 = proc/kcore ??
<7> window-deco
<5> thought everything is americanized these days
<2> all 3 again shown in konqi as exactly 1016.0 mb
<2> maxed out my / partition was the killer
<1> renbolicious: not everyone has chosen to bastardize english like the US
<5> that is a personal opinion of yours :)
<0> username_, they are symbolic links to the memory, they are not occupying space
<4> renbolicious, In Canada, it's spelled 'offence'. As I typed it.
<4> We do not speak 'American' here.
<2> ahhh.. dammit.. then wtf maxed out my / aka_druid?
<1> renbolicious: it has nothing to do with opinions, its a fact
<5> "we dont take kindly to you folks around here"
<0> username_, something in /var or /home, I guess
<2> ive got 2 hdd's with 100gigs here aka_druid.. but my layout as advised here was 6g /.. 12gig /home.. and 80g slave hdd
<1> americans were either not smart enough or so lazy that they had to shorten and modify words so they are spelled more phonetically thus easier to read/spell
<7> it seems like we aint speaking no sort of english
<1> trigo: hehe
<4> Gumby, I would not go that far...
<2> what can i clean out of var/tmp maybe aka_druid ?
<8> username_: use the filesize view
<0> username_, so its not in /home, as you have /home in separate partition
<1> wickers: well, if you can think of a better reason I am all ears
<2> aye
<8> http://spinink.net/images/screens/filesizeview.jpg
<0> username_, du -hcs /tmp /root /var
<2> home has room as expected..
<2> mk
<2> tx btw sPiN
<5> anyways i gues in opensuse 10.1 there isnt either a script that automatically mounts my windows partitions
<7> really though, arguing the symantics of english, in a chat channel, for a linux distro made by GERMANS!
<1> wickers: I was also demonstrating fact vs opinion :)
<5> probably there isnt the whatever thingy to read ntfs
<1> renbolicious: kernel driver?
<5> could be?
<2> wow.. /var = 424m aka_druid
<2> bit overpacked are we
<4> mmm
<2> when yast2 crashed yesterday maybe?
<1> username_: does seem to be
<0> username_, its ok
<2> then what happened to my last free 2 g's then ?????
<2> gdammit
<5> guess hes using xchat
<0> username_, root or tmp didnt show big?
<2> i need to clean SOME fukn something out to login to my dtop
<4> son of a bitch wireless connection.
<2> 24k tmp root 2.4m aka_druid
<1> username_: du -hs /var/* look for any large directories
<2> figured out no parttion space here as root login cause i couldnt login to user acct of course.. suse has no '/' operation room left
<9> /var/lib/zypp/ <- the directory to nuke when your sources get out of whack, for future reference
<2> tx Gumby
<1> username_: continue down that directory path until you find something
<1> I'd suspect /var/log
<4> So what's up with zypp?
<4> !y2pmsh
<10> before you bork your system with apt check out y2pmsh
<4> y2pmsh rocks!
<4> I even wrote a HOWTO for it.
<6> dated :P
<6> w00t for smart
<1> apt is not recommended for suse?
<4> smart... well.. not cool.
<6> Gumby: generally, no.
<9> wickers: I couldn't delete some repos I couldn't connect to because YaST couldn't connect to them it wouldn't delete them. Catch 22
<6> wickers: why?
<0> apt is as recommended as smart
<6> aka_druid: I've seen a lot more problems with apt than with smart
<1> too bad.
<6> I like apt too =)
<6> smart is very good though, really
<4> alex-kun, you can run it directly from the command line as root. To disable all repos: #y2pmsh -d all
<1> havnt tried it yet. I know some that love it. But those are the same people that really like to muck around with stuff
<4> That way it does not have to refresh and read from the repos.
<0> apokryphos, apt is as recommended as yast: both are not recommended
<0> recomended is the oficial one
<12> w***up all...is there a decent repository that has the libs and progs I need for dvdrip? Or do I need to manually hunt all this down?
<9> I could disable them fine, it wouldn't delete them. It was also broked in other ways.
<1> so WHAT IS the package manager of choice for suse?
<9> But thanks for the information :)
<6> Gumby: it can be quick like apt-get on the command line, have a shell interface part like y2pmsh, or graphical like apt's synaptic.
<6> aka_druid: I think yast is recommended :P
<9> Gumby: excellent question! Anybody care to tell us which of the 5000 included package managers we should use?
<4> alex-kun, please go into detail.
<4> how else was it 'borked'?
<6> but anyhow, it's not the case that they're not recommend really. It's more the case that they're not the official application.
<8> alex-kun: i had that issue as well
<8> software manager is BUSTED :(
<9> wickers: I had 3 repos - ac.jaist.jp (or whatever it is) 10.1 and 10.1 add on, and packman
<13> what is the location of C header files that match my running kernel?
<8> y2pmsh works well enough though and for simple stuff i prefer it
<6> aka_druid: oh, and smart comes on the SUSE CD now too =)
<0> sPiN, after making my lappy all well, I saw hell in friends nem amd64
<9> If I deleted packman, it would say it couldn't delete it because it wasn't in zypp (even though it was), then say it deleted it but it didn't really delete it
<8> alex-kun: yep... **** is buuuuusted
<9> If I attempted to delete the other two, it would start to delete, say the repos were not in zypp (even though again, THEY WERE), give me a 403 error and not delete it.
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