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<0> /dev/sd/someothername representing the partitions?
<1> it's in dev
<0> where though?
<1> dev/dev
<1> just kidding
<2> what about /dev/sda ?
<1> scsi are sda
<1> yeah
<1> what A****aka said
<1> try
<3> this is a hardware raid?
<1> mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/mountmedangit
<0> yes, hardware raid, via a smart array 532 scsi controller
<3> it's not showing up under /dev/sdx?
<0> yes that works on regular scsi partition, but using the raid controller I would mount /dev/cciss/c0d0p1 p2 p3.. etc
<0> there is no sda in there
<3> you sure about that?
<3> do you have kernel support for your raid card?
<0> I'll check again to make sure
<1> yes
<1> sounds like it wasn't compiled
<1> or module isn't loaded
<0> yeah positive, I would mount them using /dev/cciss/c0d0p1 to mount first partition
<0> same distro I've been using over a year
<4> http://img203.imageshack.us/img203/3572/426722c7863552uz.jpg
<1> what Distro are you using?
<4> hahah very nice tits might I add
<0> arch linux, but this is all similar though, just basic linux
<3> hahaha
<1> what's does dsegs show
<2> dmesg*
<0> on previous arch boot cd, no problem, new arch version and I don't get the /dev/cciss/c0d0p1 p2 p3 mountable devices, I only get stuff under /sys/block
<1> yes
<1> that's it
<0> I'll come back see if I can get some more info, dual booting on same computer
<1> what cd are you using?
<0> arch linux 0.7.1
<0> before it was arch linux 0.7
<0> 0.7 is fine, i get the mount devices
<1> what mods do you have?
<3> what made you change versions?
<0> 0.7.1 I only get new /sys/block devices after doing modprobe cciss
<2> arch linux??
<2> that ain't gentoo
<0> right
<0> I realize that
<0> same commands though, distro makes no difference
<0> in this case
<2> no gentoo not our problem, can't help
<2> and there is some differences
<0> I could have told you I was using gentoo, and the same exact thing would apply
<2> not always, there is some distro specific stuff
<0> ok
<0> in gentoo it's modprobe cciss
<2> some distro really patch everything to "standardise" stuff
<0> in arch it's modprobe cciss
<0> I just want to know how to mount them
<3> you have to make em visible first
<0> mount is mount
<2> if it's similar, then we told you
<0> right, that's what I'm trying to figure out
<3> which sounds like you don't have kernel support
<0> but without kernel support It would accept modprobe cciss from boot cd and add all the cciss block devices under /sys/block anyway?
<1> right
<1> wrong
<3> without kernel support there isnt anything there
<2> if you use /sys then your distro is NOT standard, and since you insist on using /sys it mean you are using a distro very non standard
<0> so then the kernel support is there
<0> the distro uses /dev
<2> and I don't like liar
<0> but for some reason I'm not getting the specific devices for the raid controller under /dev, only block devices in /sys/block
<0> oh god
<2> you said that you was using it for over one year and you have no idea where the device is
<0> A****aka, **** off, bye
<1> haha
<3> hah
<3> maybe he'll try #gentoo on freenode next
<3> heh heh heh
<2> newbie
<1> haha
<2> maybe
<4> hahaha go A****aka
<2> and if he does he'll get laughted at
<4> aka Mr. Popular
<2> I just can't stand when some persons lie
<2> wb NiteWrap
<1> thanks
<1> the server thinks I am droning
<2> o.O
<1> but I have only one host connected
<1> I don't get it
<4> A****aka: let alone as for support for the wrong distro in the wrong channel
<4> ****tards :-/
<2> yeah
<4> s/as/ask
<1> anyone know a more in depth search for IRC
<1> to find out if someone else is using my host?
<4> you'd need oper privs for that
<1> that's what I am afraid of
<2> if someone is using your host then you have a compromised computer
<1> yes
<1> how do I check in gentoo?
<2> gentoo won't be compromised
<2> but some windows box may
<1> hum.. doesn't netstat show?
<5> hi all
<6> Push the stinky dribbling **** into the sea.
<3> goddamn Gurkan. whats with you tonight?
<4> the heroin I gave him earlier, its all strung out
<4> bastard bot
<2> NiteWrap: netstat only show local connections, that's it, those who come from this computer only
<5> hi back
<4> I hope the k in your nick stands for a drug or something, and not kde :-)
<5> just finished installing gentoo...time to reboot on the fresh install... so in my chroot, I type reboot, and get the message: shutdown: /dev/initctl: No such file or directory
<5> am I missing some important part of the system? :-)
<4> does the handbook say to reboot in the chroot or the livecd enviroment?
<5> hrm. Ill try a guess on "livecd env." ?
<4> not sure, been ages since I installed
<5> ok just read all that, thanks will umount and reboot
<4> :-)
<5> :) laters
<7> Oh, yay.
<7> Looks like cin.readsome is broken in gcc 3.4.
<3> k is lame
<8> it's funny when you'd rather they be a drug addict
<8> than a kde user
<8> o_O
<7> Ook, gcc-config 1
<7> And readsome works again.
<7> Yayz.
<7> Mmmmm, template trickery.
<7> Wow, that worked.
<7> Woooohoooo.
<6> so... about my sandwich... poit!
<7> Finally, a nice and clean solution!
<9> ...
<9> I keep hearing gentoo for the amd64 isn't stable
<9> anyone have thoughts on this
<7> Not I.
<9> well I'm quite fond of gentoo on my laptop
<9> I'd really like to see it on my amd64
<7> My laptop is a little slow for gentoo.
<7> I still use it, though :D
<9> It's rather nice on my 2gh celeron
<9> where fc4 was ****ty
<7> It's wonderful on my 2.6p4.
<7> It's my development platform of choice :D
<9> hrm
<5> hey I have a USB 120gb and two SATA 80gb hard disks. the problem is that the usb goes sda, and the sata sdb and sdc, but if the USB drive is off/unplugged, my drives become sda and sdb .... any workaround?
<10> tried changing boot order in bios ?
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