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<0> has devfs support been removed from 2.6.15? i can't find it in psuedo fs's
<1> indeed, since 2.6.13 iirc
<2> udev
<0> ah ****. that would explain why i kernel panic right after i boot to the kernel
<3> llllllllenox:
<1> indeed, time for udev :-)
<1> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/udev-guide.xml covers migrating from devfs to udev
<0> they have kept the depricated OSS in the kernel since 2.4.18, but they can't keep devfs around?
<1> lol true
<1> since I'm bored off my ***, anyone that has any nick corrections/aliases for http://soul.f2o.org/stats/gentoo-unet.php lemmie know
<4> aww
<1> for anyone that cares anyway :-p
<1> hah
<5> phantom_ -
<5> phantom_ -> a****aka
<1> fixed :-)
<5> pinkerto1 -> pinkerton
<1> got that one, dunno why pisg doesn't alias the nick for some of the stats like that
<6> 0/url last
<6> err
<6> lol@my quote
<1> also fixed Dreadfull``5
<5> cohonen_uni seems wrong
<5> and I have an idea why it don't link some nicks
<5> undernet host
<1> indeed, cohonen_uni is wrong
<5> the real nick is .user.undernet.org while the alternate come with the real host
<1> hrm, I should try to contact the pisg dev
<5> they won't fix it, as there is no way to do it cleanly
<1> if the user changes nicks it should track it, regardless of host... but sometimes they join/part with diff nicks and the bot doesn't catch the change
<5> like phantom_ always come with my real host, when I switch back to ash I part and rejoin... it must only check the host on reconnection
<5> err on join
<5> I come in the chan with my isp, change, identify at this point I leave the channel and come back with a different host, so it's impossible to link both safelly
<3> lenox:
<6> zaei:
<3> I found the word.
<3> "endpoint"
<6> hm that works
<3> lenox (75 names)
<3> GAWD =>
<6> hahahahahhaah
<6> VAGINA12, VOMITLORD, HEY_KID, HOMOLORD
<3> Hahaha.
<4> Well, thankfully I was able to reprogram those cyborgs at the last minute, and send them off to do HORRIBLE THINGS to the humans.
<1> updated, most the nicks etc should be corrected now (atleast what was pointed out:))
<1> mmm, and a pizza for me.. yay
<3> Mmmm, pizza.
<1> damn good too
<2> curses!
<2> goddamn sip phone wont register to asterisk
<7> how come?
<5> config error
<2> must be
<2> but i dnuni
<2> dunno
<2> there isnt much to setup
<2> just an [entry] in sip.conf
<7> http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+config+sip.conf
<2> pretty simple huh Agios
<7> yeah, nothing to it LOL
<2> well now
<2> at least i am getting errors now
<7> how much are you paying for VOIP?
<2> usage
<2> through nufone.net
<2> 2c/min in 10 sec bits
<7> not bad
<2> did is $7.50/month
<2> unlimited incoming on it
<2> toll free is 2c incoming
<2> w00t it's registered
<2> now to the dialplan...
<2> schweet
<2> i can receive calls
<5> now make me an account with unlimited international calls :) :)
<2> uh huh
<2> and now i can receive calls on my toll free as well
<2> now to place calls...
<8> Running emerge -u system, installs updated packages right?
<8> portages that is
<9> try emerge -puv system first and you will see what you will see... but it SHOULD update a lot of stuff if you've synced
<8> right know it's updating 8 out of 35
<9> right now...
<1> http://www.xfce.org/~korbinus/images/euro_vs_america.jpg
<1> hahah mmm, euro good
<9> hehehehe ! NICE
<9> so has anyone ever tried this polypaudio thing with gentoo ?
<1> newp, haven't even read/heard about it
<8> once it downloaded how do I install it?
<2> rockin
<2> heh heh heh
<9> hmmm.... its kinda like nas.... which is LOOSELY like esound..... basically its got the usual oss/alsa/blah inputs, also native inputs, and its a sound system.... only thing with polypaudio is its VERY simple code-wise, works with modules for all kinds of handy stuff, AND has fancy syncronisation stuff.... IE. you can play a vid with mplayer on one machine connected to a projector, then have 5 other networked machines ALL playing the
<9> audio in PERFECT sample for sample sync
<9> NiteWrap, if you type emerge -u system then it is downloading AND building AND installing as we speak
<2> anyone know an extremely simple extensions.conf line for dialing out?
<2> all i can find are outrageously complex menu systems
<9> what is extensions.conf for ?
<2> asterisk
<2> i gave up on my sparc for now
<10> asterisk@home is so much easier
<1> hrm, sounds nice
<8> I did not find a simple conf for asterisk
<2> and now have asterisk running on a debian box
<2> heh
<8> unless get asterisk @ home
<8> yes
<2> a-evol someone else has mentioned that
<2> what is it
<8> asterisk for the home
<8> hah
<10> asteriskathome.sourceforge.net or something
<9> NAS sounds good too, its supported with ebuilds and stuff already, BUT i'm not sure it can network-sync sound, which is what i REALLY want.... oh yeah... polypaudio ALSO has a module for advertising an output, so you can "browse" the network for a set of speakers to play on....
<10> it's a 'ready to go' installation cd
<10> google and find it
<9> gay ! sparc-gentoo ROCKS
<8> expect it installs as it's own OS
<2> yeah rupert, now that ive got everything config'd right on a pc
<9> i gotta admit this mpd thing zaei always tells me to get is kinda cool....
<2> once i figure out how to hell to get asterisk to run on sparc with mpg123
<2> i can just copy my configs over :)
<9> hmmm....
<1> mpd owns you and your dog!
<9> i don't have a dog :(
<1> theBear: what frontend you using?
<1> theBear: thats cause mpd owned the beeotch!
<8> Heppycat. Do you have a FXS card?
<2> no NiteWrap, i dont have **** for interface cards
<9> combination of xmms plugin, kmp and gmpc at the moment... each of those 2 are o.k... but lack a couple of things, like one can't change playlist order, and the other makes it almost IMPOSSIBLE to load a webradio....
<8> Do you have ANY interface cards?
<2> ive got a grandstream phone, and two accounts through nufone
<1> theBear: check out the gmpc-svn, its alot diff then the latest stable
<2> toll free to sip and did to iax
<9> i like the xmms one.... has basic playlist stuff, normal transport, volume, title, time and fancy drag and drop and middle-click stuff for web-radio's
<9> s0ulslack, thats in portage right ?
<1> theBear: I have some handy ebuilds that compile plugins etc, http://soul.f2o.org/gmpc-svn/
<8> nufone is free?
<2> oh no, they are definately not free
<9> s0ulslack, nice
<8> That's what I thought
<1> theBear: qball (the gmpc author) is playing with moving the playlist around, its abit of a pita
<8> hehe
<2> but they're damn cheap
<8> How cheap is cheap?
<9> i get a feeling its the ONLY player for linux OR win that handles web-radio disconnect/reconnects properly....
<2> 2c/min billed in 10 sec blocks
<8> nice
<2> for outgoing
<1> theBear: it works great with streams here :-)
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