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<0> UltraSparcs!
<1> !!!111oenoenoen2
<1> wtf do you do with that spac anyway besides waste power ;)\
<0> uuhh
<0> *use* power
<0> not waste
<0> it heats the room in the winter :)
<0> otherwise, ive got a couple raid5 arrays on it for network storage
<0> mail
<0> and once i figure it out, asterisk
<1> hrm
<1> phone is totally overratted
<1> rated*
<0> and sun lays off 5k
<0> ive got asterisk running on a debian box right now
<0> which i would love to turn off
<1> srsly
<1> anything related to gaytu ****s ;)
<0> hah
<0> oh did you see the sun press release?
<0> Separately, Sun and Canonical announced that the Ubuntu 6.06 LTS (Long Term Support) operating system will make its way to Sun's UltraSPARC T1-based servers. These systems had been Solaris-only.
<0> "Ubuntu is arguably one of the most important - if not the most important - GNU/Linux distribution on the planet and will soon blaze new trails in support for SPARC-based servers," Sun EVP John Fowler said. "The availability of both Solaris and Linux-based operating systems on the Niagara (UltraSPARC T1) platform will further expand our lead in delivering chip multi-threaded innovation and choice to customers."
<1> word
<2> hmm... so does this mean they're gonna throw lots of money into kernel dev. so my sparc32 will be able to run a 2.6 kernel with more than 1 60mhz processor ? <grin>
<1> no
<0> hahahahahahahaha
<1> sun ****s
<1> get over it!
<1> :-p
<3> sun = crap-rifle
<0> now rupert
<0> you know better than to expect ANYTHING from sparc32
<2> they kick arse
<0> except warming pizzas
<0> yeah, i could see one swinging from a rope into someone's ***
<0> would be quite painful
<2> i'm tempted to learn about cpu-programming and fix it... if 2.4 worked, and 2.6 doesn't, it can't be THAT hard to find, just that i seem to be the most interested person on the planet :)
<0> d00d
<1> that thing is like 15 years old
<0> i know you've hung out on #gentoo-sparc before
<0> sparc32 aint happening
<2> yeah, and ?
<2> its cool... it'll happen
<1> no!
<0> yeah yeah
<4> \o/ no
<2> still kickin arse on 2.4 :)
<0> and im still using 2.4 as well
<0> but i have the possibility of moving to 2.6
<1> does it act as a space heater like HeppyCat's?
<2> 2.6 is way better on x86, features AND performance...
<0> pinkerton: his is a heating pad
<0> mine is a room heater
<1> ah
<0> technically, his is a pizza warmer
<2> kinda... it feels like it blows out maybe 80-90degC air, but only a little bit of it :)
<2> thats the one with 3 OLD scsi drives, ****loads of ram, 2 60mhz procs and a 3d card :)
<0> how many procs do you have in yours rupert?
<0> its an ss20 right?
<0> ah
<0> mine doesnt have a 3d card
<0> and i want to say it only holds 2 drives
<2> the running/good one is sstation20, got a sserver20 too, and a sserver10
<0> but of course, i cant see ever turning that thing on again
<0> you should get your hands on a u2
<0> move on over to sparc64
<2> i should, but no money to spend this year, tho i do have money to eat for a change :)
<2> just got a k6-2 if that counts :)
<0> thats quite good
<0> hehe
<0> ive got some 1ghz piii chips floating around
<1> i suppose money to drink doesn't count as money for food?
<0> if that'll do you any good
<0> pinkerton: liquid bread
<0> is food
<5> personally i always inclueded beer money in the food money.
<1> i was refering to beer
<2> its good... 100% stable now, fake-bridge-nat MAGIC wireless gateway.... still doesn't have dhcp setup, but if you give a wireless card an ip and a gateway and dns number, it appears on the local network and the local machines don't even know the difference
<0> i did the same traumahound
<2> of course food includes beer, without either, i dide
<2> die
<5> i could live without food.
<5> just have to drink more beer to make up for it.
<2> mmmm.... i used to do that.... made me sleepy in the afternoons tho....
<5> but these days people get pissy if ya come to work in the morning smelling like you had fun the night before.
<2> if they're gonna be like that, i get the feeling them and me won't be working in the same place for long :)
<0> haha
<0> i would do that often enough
<0> so if i had a couple shots in the morning
<0> i wouldnt smell any different
<2> hehehe
<2> nice work hep
<3> -_-
<4> :-)
<2> the signs of a true burgeoning alco :)
<0> heh heh
<1> :-/
<5> but the frequent trips to the water fountain might be a sign.
<0> i had a very cool boss at the time
<5> oh yeah? hiring? hehe...
<0> which was strange, seein how it was usps
<0> and i was just a contractor
<2> hep: you drove the truck ? <GRIN>
<0> hahaha
<1> of course
<5> that why my packages never show until like 10 til 7pm?
<0> sat in a closet of an office most of the time
<1> i want to know my / is ro but moutn says it's rw
<0> actually guys
<0> i learned a whole lot about the postal service
<0> they are amazingly effecient
<0> id rather have a package shipped by them than ups
<2> was emerging on a few machines with a shared nfs /usr/portage .... when i woke up 2 of them were stuck on gcc which was just finishing on the 3rd... now the 2 freeze just after the >>> emerge (1 of blah) line no matter what i t ry to emerge :( i don't wanna reboot anything
<2> pinkerton, something to do with a disk/fs/memory error ? chekced dmesg ?
<5> yeah... they get ya package there days before its spose to be delivered then it sits there until its actually time to go out for delivery.
<1> theBear: no i haven't
<1> heh
<3> :-)
<1> EXT3-fs error (device hda3) in start_transaction: Journal has aborted
<1> gg
<5> ext3? i've had problems with eext3 and reiser.
<5> er ext3
<2> mmm... and i don't know if anyone noticed, but ups vs usps to countries like aus is a BILLION times cheaper ! one place refused to use usps (i worked out the postage, woulda been about under $10 us from memory, for a couple of cpu's) this ebay company would ONLY USE ups ... they quoted $45 US for postage on an item worth less than $20 that NOONE else wanted....
<2> i had a machine with some SLIGHTLY dodgy ram that used to do that (ext3 error) every few weeks.....
<5> they charged me $20 to ship a motherboard to california.
<1> yeah i'll have to take it down tonight and fsck it
<5> last fs error i had was due to it ****ting itself because i filled it up completely.
<2> i even offered to buy OTHER stuff no-one wanted if they would usps it, but NO
<2> i fill up fs's frighteningly often these days :)
<2> only root fs's... not unimportant data ones :)
<5> this wasn't my root fs.
<5> but it still took a ****.
<2> i remember a time when you could comfortably install and run a gentoo system in 2 or 3 gigs :)
<5> still can.
<2> mysql is the worst... that ****a hates running out of disk space
<5> but its the logs, updates, distfiles and **** that end up filling it up.
<2> traumahound, i mean a full desktop with everything, building mozilla and glibc and **** locally :)
<2> and yeah, /usr/portage local, all that.. these days even a basic system is pretty big....
<5> i'm only using 19 gigs with distfiles and **** still there but a lot of it is games.
<2> /usr/portage is HUGE now (even without any distfiles...) used to be err, 150meg or so ? or was it 50 ?
<1> yeah it used to be barely anything
<5> yeah it is huge. but my distfiles are only about 1.5 gigs.
<5> and my home is about 2 gigs.
<2> since i've had the nfs-portage on a decent machine i've just been keeping a good whack (gig or so) of distfiles there... i've only got one disk bigger than 9gig, and over 10 machines... lets put it that way
<2> got a lovely HP dual backplane, dual psu, hotswap style scsi box the other day with 4 9 gig's and a 4 gig in it... nice
<5> when i diced up this new drive for this box i gave everything for the system 100 gigs and 200 gigs for data.
<0> quite
<0> 10+ machines theBear?
<0> yay its time to get out of here
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