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<0> ninja pirate?
<1> benJIman|tov: /suse/i586/findutils-locate-4.2.23-5.i586.rpm-> See http://hitme.resetbutton.de/cgi-bin/pintest.pl?searchstring=findutils-locate&version=10.0d_i386&type=cd&dl=ftp
<2> heyyyyy !!!!
<2> my pirate talking
<2> Yarrr
<3> Avast
<4> my friend isntalled the ATI driver for Suse 10... he used a previous version & it worked... only thing is it came up as a Radeon 8500 rather than a 9250
<2> !miscmsg.serveruptime
<1> bill-barriere: 2:46am up 7 days 1:34, 2 users, load average: 0.04, 0.02, 0.00
<2> muhehehe
<4> would anyone know which line to change in the xorg.conf file
<2> O_o
<4> to make it the 9250
<5> hussam do I have to install "locate" from YaST?
<6> kkathman: yes install findutils-locate
<2> http://jarpack.net/ati-driver-how-to
<5> ahh ok
<5> lemme check that
<5> its not a root command is it?
<5> I dont remember it being that way
<6> no, you can run locate fine as a regular user
<6> ok, I gotta go get some sleep, bye.
<0> telnet is faster than a serial link
<2> what about telnet on a 1400baud modem
<7> hey, does anyone know how can i solve this error: relocation error: /lib/tls/libc.so.6: symbol _dl_out_of_memory, version GLIBC_PRIVATE not defined in file ld-linux.so.2 with link time reference
<3> ced117: that does't sound good, when are you getting it? and have you done anyhting silly like update glibc?
<7> i get this error when i type an command in xterm :s but i cannot do anithing else :s i cannot laucn other program :/
<7> and if i type rm /lib/tls/libc.so.6
<7> i get the same error :s
<3> ced117: what did you last do to your system?
<7> i'v just installer an newer version of glibc...
<7> installed*
<3> whoa don't do that
<3> what version of suse are you running?
<7> ah ok :/
<7> Opensuse 10.0
<3> installing new version of libc is possibly number one on list of "ways to break your system"
<7> ok i see :s
<3> how did you install it? you must have had to --force or something
<7> i'v just added --replace-files
<3> best thing is to re-install the correct version of glibc, boot off the install cd if you have to
<7> yeah i think i will do that...
<7> or access trought ssh from another computer
<7> if it work
<3> if glibc version isn't what everything was built against very little will work
<8> indeed
<8> would need to reboot from CD1 and repair
<0> someone doublecheck my math, uploading 300M on a T1 -> ~30m?
<3> what speed is a T1?
<0> 1.544Mbit I believe
<2> same as cable but not capped on upload
<2> or almost
<0> I have better line quality than cable
<9> what your ISV gives you
<2> sure its a t1 O_o
<2> but it goes about same speed as a t1
<2> more width
<0> the bill is more than most people's rent, yes, it's a T1
<2> as a cable
<2> arrr
<0> I also have access to the modem
<0> definitely not cable
<9> nn
<2> night
<2> i never touched atm hardware those thing look cool
<2> pricey
<0> especially if you live in BFE
<10> can someone help me get my dns server up and running?
<8> storm___3: is it a small network ? (e.g. your lan)
<5> storm___3: what have you done already?
<10> yaloki: yes, kkathman: nothing
<2> there is a video on google
<2> :P
<8> storm___3: better go with dnsmasq then
<8> storm___3: very easy to set up, comes with SUSE (yast2 --install dnsmasq)
<10> ok
<8> storm___3: it reads the /etc/hosts file and serves IP & names from there
<8> storm___3: nothing more to do
<10> nice
<8> yep, bind is usually overkill
<10> can it handle mx records?
<0> my god gtk is ugly by default
<5> ahh nice....thankx for the info yaloki :)
<5> frb yes :)
<2> http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1553519885675626117&q=dns
<0> I want a yast web interface
<2> frb, there will be
<3> frb: why?
<2> zenwork got one and its comming for suse too
<8> yep
<0> benJIman|tov, textmode ****s a lot on the modules I use, and using the gui doesn't work easily on a winbox
<5> bill-barriere: too bad that vid is for windowx :)
<2> its for linux
<2> but the gut is on windows
<0> I've had a lot of issues with the text rendering of yast in screen in putty
<5> lol
<2> s/gut/guy/
<1> bill-barriere meant: but the guy is on windows
<5> I used to use freenx on my other box
<5> that worked quite well
<8> frb: you know there's a windows port of Xorg, don't you
<0> yaloki, I said easily
<2> ? ncurse thingy work in putty
<0> setting up Xorg, then sshing, setting the display, making sure we have xauth properly setup, and then running yast, is not my idea of "easily"
<8> frb: http://www.straightrunning.com/XmingNotes/
<8> frb: there's an installer
<3> frb: nothing useful in windows is easy
<5> lol
<11> lol
<0> web interfaces seem pretty goddamn easy
<10> yaloki: i installed dnsmasq, how do i edit it now?
<8> storm___3: add the mappings to /etc/hosts
<0> kkathman, you could, but then you'd be lying
<11> jeen yus!
<10> mappings?
<5> frb well true, I still have to use photoshop :)
<8> storm___3: edit /etc/hosts
<8> storm___3: very straightforward
<10> ok
<10> ty
<2> huh
<8> storm___3: you should already have a few items in there, you'll understand the format
<10> yes
<10> i do
<10> ty
<8> ok ;)
<2> damn this thig IS easy
<8> bill-barriere: what thing ?
<2> your thing
<8> dnsmasq?
<8> I never used it myself, actually
<2> just drop host in /etc/hosts bingo ?
<8> I'm used to bind a little, so I just use bind ;)
<8> bill-barriere: yes
<8> from what I've heard
<8> and even better: SUSE includes an RPM for it
<8> s/for/of/
<1> yaloki meant: and even better: SUSE includes an RPM of it
<5> I take it that ndiswrapper isnt the preferred method of configuring wireless in SUSE :)
<8> kkathman: indeed
<8> kkathman: that's pretty much the last resort
<5> yaloki: is it the kdenetwork-wireless ??
<2> dll are little shard of evilness
<5> something like that?
<0> bill-barriere, howso?
<5> yaloki: reason I ***umed that is that the version of ndiswrapper in the repos is pretty old
<8> kkathman: no, kdenetwork-wireless is just a bunch of KDE applications for wireless
<8> kkathman: huh?
<8> kkathman: yast2 -> network devices
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