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<0> lol
<0> :-P
<1> oh, its available for linux
<0> Well, I do have XP installed under VMware... I suppose I could just use that
<1> my bad
<0> Oh yeah, no, Limewire under Linux
<0> It's the only way I can play MP3's under SuSE, lol
<1> hmm, you run esound or something like that?
<0> Nope
<1> it shouldnt be able to crap a low level sound driver, right? :)
<0> I wouldn't think so...
<0> I would think as soon as I quit Limewire, it would relinquish the sound back to me
<0> And actually it usually does.
<1> ;)
<1> is there a running limewire process still?
<0> Nope, checked that
<1> does it spawn any leet limewire sound process? heh
<0> Nothing that I can tell anyway... these modern Red Hat-relatives all run like 50 zillion processes by default though.
<0> Nothing obvious..
<1> CeruleanD, you sure that theres no sound sharing daemon running from the OS side?
<1> if im not mistaken, thats what esound is...right?
<0> Looking through the processes now
<1> which distro?
<0> SuSE 10
<0> What's spamd? Got 5 childs of it running and I'm not even sure what it is...
<0> Well I guess I can google/man it
<1> CeruleanD, have a wild guess :)
<0> Is it catching spam or creating it?
<1> hopefully catching ;)
<0> Oh don't even tell me I've been hacked and made into a spam relay?
<0> Oh good, it's part of Spam******in which got installed when I installed postfix. *phew*
<1> ;) Yep
<0> I should've known that, but I forgot I'd installed postfix, lol
<0> I did it as a test 'cause I had to build a smtp relay for our disaster recovery site.
<1> CeruleanD, chkconfig --list | grep -i sound ? :)
<0> alsasound 0:off 1:off 2:on 3:on 4:off 5:on 6:off
<0> esound 0:off 1:off 2:off 3:off 4:off 5:off 6:off
<1> I'd guess you're in runlevel 3 now
<1> service alsasound restart then I guess
<1> any luck?
<0> Heh, reading the chkconfig man page now. :)
<1> its just to control which services start in which runlevel
<1> chkconfig --level 3 alsasound on... would set alsasound to start in 3
<0> Is there a better way to restart it than using the S12alsasound startup script?
<0> Ah ok, thank you
<0> Oh wait, heh
<1> service alsasounds restart :)
<0> How do I restart it?
<0> Ahhh ok
<1> -s
<0> hmm, there is no service command, is there something similar?
<0> svcconfig or such?
<1> oh, no such thing?
<1> guess its not that redhat similar then ;)
<0> heh, naw, I think they are trying to go their own way.
<0> I'll restart it with the startup script
<1> dunno, /etc/init.d/alsasound restart or something maybe?
<0> Ugh, I couldn't restart it as it's in use by like 5 other drivers.
<1> hmm
<0> Shutting down sound driverERROR: Module snd_mixer_oss is in use
<0> ERROR: Module snd_intel8x0 is in use
<0> ERROR: Module snd_ac97_codec is in use by snd_intel8x0
<2> omg doodz r u vary haxy on joor linux boxinZ?!?!?!
<0> Etc, on down the line. (not pasting them all 'cause then I'll got booted.
<2> tell me joor leetist hax u did?!?!
<1> CeruleanD, hmm a restart would probably fix it ;)
<0> Yeah, I was trying to figure out some way to get around that, but... hey wait, I just got an error "ding:"
<0> I had some mystery process called loop0 running, couldn't man it, so I killed it. Hope it wasn't important, heh, but it was eating like 15-20% of my CPU
<1> no idea
<3> CeruleanD: did you have any crypto filesystems mounted?
<0> Yes
<0> Uh oh...
<0> Aw, crap
<0> I didn't lose the data in that filesystem though right?
<3> probably not.
<3> but you might wanna run fsck on it.
<0> Yeah...
<0> I was deleting a zip file from it, that's probably why it was eating so much cpu time
<4> duh, it almost seems as if irfanview (looks promising) doesn't allow to start fullscreen
<3> irfanview....
<3> image viewerr irght? freeware for winduhs, handles damn near every format on the planet? That the one?
<0> lol, I installed WinXP Pro under VMware and I'm updating it for the first time at windowsupdates, MS does it's little "Genuine Software Validation" dance and says it's *not* genuine... so I hit the back button and tell it to validate again, this time it sees that it *is* valid... Wow, what effective protection. :-D
<4> AH, I got it. rtfm does it again. And yeah; thas the one siglite . I was using window stuff & a nero image viewer (nero suite came with my dvd burner) but those were ****y.
<3> CeruleanD: that's an interesting though. How m$ will handle vmware instances.
<3> s/though/thought/
<4> doh, I am not too pleased oh well. not ontopic anyway
<3> I'm gonna give ubuntu a whirl here shortly.
<0> Well, I've done it before with this very same license key and it worked, so I was a little dismayed when it choked this time
<3> gonna do my first vmware install ever. I'm gonna use ubuntu as the host system, and fBSD as a guest.
<0> hmmm
<0> I'm using the second-to-latest version of the VMware Server Beta software and it's running pretty well so far.
<3> I've pulled down the latest.
<0> Much much much better than the last version. As I understand it, that one had all kinds of debug software and such in it.
<0> Let me know how well that works for you
<3> we'll have to provide for some level of pebkac errors. This being my first time with vmware and all.
<0> *nods*
<5> meep!
<6> hi! somebody here can help me with one iptables problem????
<4> hi db2
<4> Sylis: www.iptables.org
<7> whazzup, Lion?
<8> uh
<4> dogbert2: nothing too much. Hm, fight with $so, getting tired of nightshift (but this is the last one) and thats basicly it. b33r. you?
<8> there is a new version of VM server coming soon, if you can, you might want to wait for that.
<6> lion I know... but I'm still beginer in iptables and will take me some time so find the right answer
<4> choS: no need to wait, you can pick up tjhe beta
<8> yes, but a better version is due out soon.
<4> choS: if we're having the same product in mind that is :)
<8> VMware Server
<7> installed the WRE54G at my brother's place...wireless access is now decent upstairs and downstairs...hafta wait until he gets back to configure security stuff (mac filters, wep/wpa, etc)
<8> not ESX 3.0 (BTW, that is really nice if you have a chance to play with it)
<4> amazing how my earlier laptop problem (connect to Net and then being unable to fire up things like putty or the task manager) are gone now that I installed sygate personal firewall.
<4> dogbert2: hmm, nice
<0> heh
<7> should install dd-wrt 2.3 (sp1) on this WRT54G, however
<9> alo *
<10> :))))
<4> hm ?
<11> ./\!/\.
<4> M_: what is so funny? can I conclude that you actually /tried/ flooding some channels?
<10> lol.....do you think I'm so lame to do this?
<10> :)
<4> you sure give out such an impression
<10> :)
<10> I'm not such an irc addict to flood or to ask for ops or..whatever kids today do...
<0> Your smiling instead of utilizing coherent, cognitive abilities to communicate is not improving our perception there, sparky.
<11> CeruleanD: heh
<0> Ooooo, lookee all tha big words I used! *glee*
<11> CeruleanD: Did you eat a dictionary today?
<0> Haha, no, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn last night.
<11> CeruleanD++
<4> ah, the m_ is a ro dude, somehow it all makes sense.
<0> hahaha, yeah, them Romulans are shady.
<12> big words...didnt eat a dictionary but is eating pasta...****in alphabet soup i bet
<4> lol. it would seem that he thought that not using +x usermode would be enough to byp*** the ban.
<0> hahahaha
<4> ...while still being logged in :P
<4> re
<12> hahaha... fredk posted a link earlier ... its a vid of this chick that is deathly afraid of pickles
<0> ...
<11> hehe mrspickles!
<11> that one is too funny
<10> you people have some serious irc problems:)
<4> and well, I guess this proves enough
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