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<0> Pallokala: well... with my luck there is no such thing as long uptimes
<0> i am happy with just "some" uptime
<1> Petfrogg: don't worry... uptime never actually runs out, so you can have as much as you want :)
<0> right now i can not dual boot into windows
<1> omg.. ext4 is out
<0> seems like the partion is considered damaged
<1> your partition-information is broken
<0> hmm
<1> ie. in grub maybe
<0> ok?
<0> ahhh
<0> that explains it
<1> I doubt that your partition-tables are damaged
<0> yes i doubt it too
<0> strange if it was
<0> i need to find my XP cd
<2> ping
<3> pong
<2> :)
<1> gotta go now
<2> cu
<4> r4wr
<0> tam tam tam
<5> hello :)
<0> ahhh what is wrong with that darn jpeg-6b-r7?
<0> it refuses to comile
<0> compile
<6> i pet the frogg
<6> :)
<0> !!!
<6> hrhr
<0> hehe
<0> nahh really
<6> *boring*
<6> *zap*
<0> it is just that the compile is keeping breaking for me
<0> seems to be colision issue with the USE flags
<0> btw... i really think that the USE-flags in ufed should be organized in a better fashion
<6> this gentoo box is such a mess
<6> it's pretty ***raped
<6> ;)
<0> xbow: reinstall it
<6> needs a reinstall
<6> yes definitley
<6> definitely
<6> :)
<0> my gf is so understanding - she got a timemessurement that is "i will just install gentoo" knowing that i will be impossible to talk to for a week
<6> don't think there will be gentoo on it again
<0> xbow: .... why not?
<6> ubuntu is an african word for i don't want to admin my gentoo box anymore
<6> ;)
<4> :)
<7> hello
<4> or "i want binary packages" ;)
<6> yeshyeshyaaaw
<0> it is also the word for - "hmm i dont really know what they are up to but they are throwing money away and no one knows where it will lead."
<7> xbow: :)))
<0> xbow: try netbsd
<0> and quit wining
<4> i've already switched to ubuntu :>
<6> yes choose bsd for tehWIN...
<6> ...NOT
<6> ;)
<0> xbow: the problem with linux is that i actually think that the best userbase around in linux is in #gentoo
<0> so i have to run gentoo...
<6> yeah do so
<4> i tried admining freebsd once; now i'm kind of reluctant to go near that thing again
<4> it's pure insane horror
<0> MinceR: hehe but with netbsd you got pkgsrc that is allmost the same as portage
<4> _almost_ seems to be the keyword here
<4> i've heard people say "ports is the same as portage" except it isn't.
<0> well - pkgsrc is more stable then portage
<4> that's weird. SMP kernels seem to run well on single-core non-ht systems
<0> but i have had my trouble with pkgsrc too
<0> well my kernel led me into trouble with grub... so in order to just test the system and that nothing else was wrong i used genkernel
<0> i will configure my kernel later on
<0> now if dont get into that shower and head for dinner with my gf - i will be in real trouble
<6> you'll be doing a munson
<7> Petfrogg: you dont go to shower offten and practically dont want to see your GF? ;)
<6> water is for sissies
<6> we use sand here
<6> ;)
<4> sand is ineffective
<0> darn it!
<0> that damn media-libs/jpeg-6b-r7 is keep messing with me
<0> ahhh - fixed it - i think...
<8> hi all
<8> what install manual should i use if i want to install a 32bit system on a core2duo system?
<7> i suppose generic will do
<7> only thing is
<7> kernel configuration would be different
<7> and compiler as well
<7> ill take a look now
<6> watson: plain 32 bit
<6> what else
<6> pentium shizz
<7> http://www.mail-archive.com/gentoo-alpha@lists.gentoo.org/msg00089.html
<7> probably like i said
<7> just include smp in kernel
<7> and i'd say u might need to modify compiler config file
<8> ok i will start installing now
<7> just to make it work faster
<7> http://tldp.org/HOWTO/SMP-HOWTO.html
<7> word of warning
<7> iknow some drivers were found broken, when smp was used
<7> most notable was some broken usb driver
<7> but i wouldnt worry much about it
<7> xbow: at the moment intel ****s amd in the arse...
<7> and will do it for quite a while
<8> should i use CHOST="i686-pc-linux-gnu" if i want to install 32bit system on the core2duo?
<7> it depends on processor i suppose
<6> watson: check for pentium 4
<7> i dont know much about intel
<6> and compile with smp
<8> its a core2duo 6300
<7> but probably it is sufficient enough
<7> at least it should be working configuration
<8> ok
<9> watson: Yes, i686 for 32bit and x86_64 for 64bit.
<7> but i'd rather do it as x86_64
<7> i have amd64 for a while, pretty stable
<9> i have c2d with x86_64 and its working ;)
<7> c2d?
<8> core2duo
<7> ok
<7> watson: consider 64 bit support though ;)
<8> rescue:/mnt/gentoo# chroot /mnt/gentoo /bin/bash
<8> FATAL: kernel too old
<8> *g* ?!?
<10> lol
<8> and now?
<9> What version of live cd do you have?
<6> ShadoWW: he wanted 32bit
<8> its a root server
<8> its rescue system from there
<9> xbow: So?
<6> x86_64 is pretty much 64 bit
<9> I aksed for version not for architecture. ;)
<8> its 2.4.33
<8> on that rescue system
<8> :(
<6> *this is my united states of whatever*
<9> :]
<11> Does anyone have any experience here with select() call?
<11> I'm trying to figure out when there is incoming connection coming to a listening socket, but select doesn't seem to notice it
<11> ok, never mind.. I found the problem.. I thought nfds argument was the number of descriptors+1, instead it should be the largest socket descriptor +1.. It works now..
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