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<0> metaller: Doesn't change a thing.
<1> you can have my old one
<2> Nadriel: hello
<0> Hmh
<0> dimko: Can I add .dlls to wine?
<2> Nadriel: sorry busy
<0> np
<1> is here anyone who needs an athlon64 3500+ socket 939?
<3> wrong channel
<1> no, gentoo-nerds can perhaps use it ;)
<1> I'd give it away almost for free
<3> i have one :)
<1> I'll have a x2 so I don't need this one anymore
<0> I'd like to have one.. >__>
<3> =:)
<0> Honestly.>:-}
<1> Nadriel: I could send it to you, for little money ;)
<0> I can pay the posting bill. =)
<0> Plus I have one broken celeron in my room.
<0> =)
<0> Exchange?
<1> nyet.. don't change a good working cpu against thrash :P
<0> It's not trash.
<4> hm is it worth to wait a month or two and buy a dualcore 2 (pentium) instead of the normal pentium D?
<0> You can do some practical pranks with it. Like when somebody is sitting down you can put it the pins up so they will sit on it.
<3> thx, MinceR
<0> Aphopis: Is.
<5> np
<1> Aphopis: absolutely
<1> this will be fast as hell
<1> up to 60% faster than any amd
<4> yeah that's the reason i want it...but i don't know when it will be for sale in slovenia :\
<3> Aphopis, its never worth buying a pentium
<4> becouse i want to buy it before school (october)
<4> huh....
<4> why not :S
<2> yo
<2> Nadry sorry man
<2> was bit busy
<4> hm does this motherboard support dualcore duo? http://www.asus.com/products4.aspx?modelmenu=2&model=981&l1=3&l2=11&l3=0
<4> it only sais pentium D....
<3> it it did, it would be written with huge red letters on that page
<4> but the socket is the same
<4> bah :>
<4> you're evil you know....:)
<6> conroe isn't for sale here, yet
<4> uhm i was thinking of buying this: Intel Core 2 Duo E6400 (2,13GHz)
<6> it is faster then the 3.0 ghz intel pentium 4
<6> a lot
<1> yes
<5> gn
<4> gn
<7> Anyone who've had any font problems in the new modular xorg?
<7> mkfontdir generates empty fonts.dir files :/
<8> ravon: just use .fonts
<8> should be nuff
<8> (at least for my xaraxtreme, inkscape and scribus)
<7> meshugga: I would if I could get it going. "Could not open default font 'fixed'"
<7> How that is a fatal server error is beyond me :)
<8> ah
<8> ok
<8> did you start xfs?
<7> yup
<8> hm
<8> weird problem
<8> are you sure you are using mkfontblah correctly?
<8> have sufficient rights
<8> and so on?
<7> garvey misc # ls -la fonts.*
<7> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 Aug 2 2006 fonts.cache-1
<7> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2 Aug 2 2006 fonts.dir
<7> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 14604 Aug 2 2006 fonts.list
<7> :(
<8> restartet xfs
<8> etc
<7> Yup, running as root
<8> so where are the fonts?
<7> Just removed fonts.* and restarted xfs.
<7> in /usr/share/fonts/*
<8> and you did run mkfontblah there?
<7> xfs should do that for me, but I can try again.
<8> well, where did you run mkfont... then?
<7> I get a fonts.dir containing just a "0"
<7> in /usr/share/fonts/misc
<8> hmmmmmm
<8> fonts.dir in /usr/share/fonts/ shouldnt exist
<8> but in the subdir
<8> s
<8> i never understood the whole font thing completely
<8> actualyl
<7> Same here :/
<8> how did it break?
<7> Upgraded from xorg...6.7, I think
<7> http://wiki.x.org/wiki/FAQErrorMessages#head-a570197d15005a2c71cbb5e565114e2c04a573a3
<8> are you sure xfs didnt break somehow?
<7> Those solutions didn't help :/
<8> or xorg config for xfs?
<7> I can try to regenerate xorg.conf. Haven't tried that yet.
<8> i really bet on the problem being xfs or something to do with accessing xfs
<7> Or mkfontdir. It shouldn't generate empty files when run manually.
<8> it is empty if the current dir has no immediate fonts
<8> i mean, if you overwrote that fonts.dir which had entries, this sure is a problem
<8> ;)
<7> Well, xfs generates those for me when I restart it :)
<7> gleh, gotta eat some breakfast... brb
<7> meshugga: http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-p-3472524-highlight-fonts+dir.html#3472524
<7> Removing all libXfont.* I could find and reemerged solved it.
<8> ravon: lol.
<9> hm
<9> how could i check which machines are connected to my gentoo (router) and what adresses are they using
<10> kwowt: ip neight show
<10> kwowt: ip neigh show
<9> huh?
<9> wow
<9> is there a way to block one of them?
<9> just temporarly
<11> kwowt: iptables -A INPUT ip -j DROP ?
<9> how do i put it back on ?:p
<12> Playing BOFH are we?
<11> kwowt: flush iptables restart the firewall script
<9> hh
<9> pomoc ~ # iptables -A INPUT 192.168.0.112 -j DROP
<9> Bad argument `192.168.0.112'
<9> what did i do wrong
<13> read the manpage of iptables
<9> indeed i should :>
<11> kwowt: /sbin/iptables -A INPUT -s ip -j DROP
<11> kwowt: are you sure you know what you're doing?
<11> kwowt: is this your home network?
<9> Well yeah
<9> it didnt do anything :)
<9> i'm still here :p
<9> DROP all -- 192.168.0.112 anywhere
<9> thats my local ip :)
<11> what do you want to block?
<11> what kind of traffic?
<11> .112 is your local ip thus your client
<11> and you want to block it on the router, don't you?
<11> so you have to block all from .112 on the router
<11> but it really depends on your iptables setup on the router
<9> completly block it
<9> like i disconnected the cable
<11> yes drop all from this pc
<11> but if you're using nat...
<11> ...this drop has to be before any exceptions
<9> ..
<9> which means?
<14> i have just booted up the gentoo livecd, when i take a terminal and press su, then gentoo asks p***, i press enter again but gentoo says wrong p***, anybody knows how this is possible
<11> otherwise the router will nat and forget anything below that
<9> kurohyou: isnt gentoo root p***word scrambeled when u boot from livecd?
<11> kwowt: which means that you have to adapt your whole firewall script on the router
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