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<0> ``organ-sized crime''
<1> OldMonk: Bah.
<1> That's why I use gmail. Let them worry about spammers :) I hate ****ing with filters.
<0> **** the filters, spam******in works just fine for me.
<0> traps 90% (no tweaking)
<2> rpm -ql | sort gave this output: rpmq: no arguments given for query
<1> 65 spam since the 25th
<0> Darklord1: rpm -qa then
<2> all right.
<1> Speaking of gmail, they're gonan host my mail for my site. That gmail.com/hosted is cool
<0> Darklord1: have you tried man rpm? i hear it's a wonderful way to solve your problems
<1> er, or whatever the URL is
<3> 5.4k rpm or 7.2krpm drive for the laptop...
<2> being new to linux I never though that the answer to my problem would be rpm. Nor that there is a | sort command
<0> Darklord1: you're right, there is no "| sort" command
<0> however...
<1> hehe
<4> D-side: 7.2..
<3> whyzzyrd: i shouldn't worry about heat/power concerns?
<4> D-side: Is it to retro-fit into an older machine?
<2> I mean sort argument or whatever it is
<0> Darklord1: please find a decent introduction and read that before coming back.
<3> whyzzyrd: i've got a 4.2k rpm drive in the laptop now, a toshiba. i figure a seagate 5400 w/8mb cache might speed up disk access
<0> Darklord1: now leave
<2> :/ ok
<2> you don't have to be so mean
<1> D-side: Wish my ibook wasnt' a pain to open to add a HDD.
<0> introduction to linux, too. tldp.org
<4> D-side: I retro-fitted a 7200 into my C810, and it uses less power, and generates less heat than the seagate that went.
<0> THAT was mean?
<1> OldMonk: You big meanie!
<0> i thought i was being nice!
<4> D-side: you can probably get data sheets for the pair of the drives, and compare power/heat.
<3> whyzzyrd: hm. i'll have to decide if the $30 is worth it between 5400 and 7200
<4> D-side: ahh, if you're paying out of your own pocket, that's also a consideration.
<3> yeah, personal use.
<3> i'm going to have to replace the battery on the thing soon enough too.
<5> can anyone help me with something?please?
<4> D-side: I'm sure I've asked before, but what is it?
<4> D-side: is it worth replacing a working disk?
<6> Hipnotised: http://hetracil.com
<0> Hipnotised: you're allowed one free question, too bad you already used it up
<5> :)
<4> D-side: or do you just keep the thing another year, and buy a replacement next year.
<3> whyzzyrd: i'd be replacing a toshiba 40 for a seagate 60 or 80.
<5> realy now..i realy need some help !
<4> Hipnotised: we helped you already.
<3> i can take that 40 and dump the data on the in-use 20 on the wifi/nas box on it, and double the network storage
<0> Hipnotised: why don't you just state your ****ing problem?
<3> you raise a good point though. if it ain't broke, don't fix it. maybe i'll start looking for a battery instead. :)
<0> D-side: this is the same laptop you couldn't screw properly?
<4> D-side: model of laptop?
<6> Hipnotised: does this look like a help channel? No? Maybe #linuxhelp is a help channel...
<1> OldMonk: It's a female laptop?
<3> whyzzyrd: oh, sorry. HP ZE5170
<0> Falchion: he was working on it one day and each time he tried to screw it he couldn't
<4> my colleagues tosh laptop rattled when he got it given from his previous job. Despite all my attempts to make him take it apart and remove the spare screw, he wouldn't. One day, rattle, bang.
<3> i've just ordered a replacement keyboard, and already put in the wireless antenna kit.
<1> vodka usually helps.
<3> whyzzyrd: well that was just stupid.
<4> D-side: I don't mind telling him so.
<0> le short circuite?
<4> OldMonk: yup.
<5> :)) my ****ing problem is that i get a wird eror when i try to run a program in a linux root...it sounds like this: -->>./a 66.15 -->>-sh: ./a: not found
<7> Hipnotised: go away you linux root user!
<6> Hipnotised: a linux root?
<7> Ka-bar: a kiddie obviously.
<3> i hate these damn kids.
<7> oh yeah.
<4> and not even bouncy
<3> thats what i hate about them.
<0> brb
<6> heh
<3> not even the common decency to let me abuse them.
<6> need /sajoin so we can bring 'em back and then kick 'em again...
<4> we kick on #2600?
<1> Maybe its an Atari chan? :)
<4> Falchion: perhaps
<1> heh
<8> damn meeting at the other building was moved to Monday
<1> schitzo: That ****s. Did they at least give you notice ahead of time?
<8> Falchion: yeah. luckily five minutes before I left to head over there.
<1> haha
<6> taint?
<4> Heh, anyone see these maracite disks from baydel?
<9> Ka-bar: yes
<10> Hi. I'm trying to create an initrd.. RAMDISK: ext2 filesystem found at block 0. RAMDISK: Loading 1024KiB [1 disk] into ram disk... done. Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(3,1)
<10> anyone got a solution
<11> tommy__: why initrd? You don't always need it.
<10> Lion-O, I'm trying to do a remote boot (pxe) and load some modules and nfs-root
<11> tommy__: then you also don't really need initrd.
<11> tommy__: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Network-boot-HOWTO/index.html
<10> ok, that's what I thought aswell, I've tried that earlier but still got the same unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(3,1)
<11> Then make sure the kernel has embedded (not module) support for whatever it is you're doing.
<11> s/module/modulair/
<11> also make sure its actually a kernel related issue and not something else.
<10> that's just the thing. I have ext2 / rootfs on nfs / and the network card .. compiled in
<11> tommy__: then check the nfs server and the way you have configured the pxe. Your logfile(s) should tell you plenty about all this.
<10> but I think a good starting point is the initrd, as I want to get that up and running aswell, just for the learning process.. I put a linuxrc file which is a simple helloworld-program compiled statically ldd reports no external libs required.. but I get no output.. what's wrong ? :)
<11> cluelessness.
<11> www.tldp.org is a good place to start.
<10> trust me, I'm all over those pages, I'm actually following one of them step-by-step but still.. I can't get it up and running, that's why I'm here for some expert-help :)
<11> sure, sure.
<11> thats why you're also ignoring everything in there I suppose, because we should know better, right?
<10> nope, I'm doing it step-by-step. seriously
<8> well don't ask siglite then. He's a novice not an expert.
<8> damn yellow plates.
<11> schitzo: ey there
<8> 'sup Lion-O
<8> he's so going to smack me over that comment too
<8> Lion-O: I've just been lurking.
<10> it was only after a few hours of frustration that I came up with the brilliant idea of asking in here
<12> Hello, my main disk, where i got win: C:\ may be the partition hda1 ?
<8> I wouldn't really consider that a brilliant idea
<6> tommy__: here's another brilliant idea. #linuxhelp is an actual help channel
<8> JaViTo: it may?
<11> JaViTo: depends, doesn't have to be. Drive letters mean zip in Linux.
<10> Ka-bar, yeah sure, why didn't I think of it.. too bad it's just the same users over there as in here..
<11> tommy__: so amuse us.. What did the logfiles tell you ?
<12> cause i want to install mandriva linux, from the hard drive, i have the folder on C:\Mandriva..., i made the diskette for booting but it cannot mount the hda1 partition, how can i know which partition my C:\ drive is ?
<11> JaViTo: read the mandrivia installation guide.
<3> the above mystifies me.
<3> does this one want to install mandriva into c:\Mandriva ?
<10> Lion-O, the logfiles informs me that the kernel and initrd gets loaded from the tftp-server
<11> tommy__: and the nfs server logs?
<11> "tommy__: then check the nfs server and the way you have configured the pxe. Your logfile(s) should tell you plenty about all this."
<11> ignored issue 1
<12> the guide for configuring it is: qa.mandriva.com/hd_grub.cgi
<10> Lion-O, the nfs-server is completely quiet, it doesn't get any connections
<11> tommy__: so, what did you do about swap and the likes? And did the pxe actually tell you that a root fs was temporarily mounted?
<11> tommy__: also note that, I told you, you don't /need/ initrd. its only extra overhead which is likely to cause problems. Told in the howto I pasted.
<11> ignored issues 2 and 3.
<10> what I've done with swap ? seriously, I'm trying to load an initrd-root fs... but it just won't work..that's my problem. I haven't gotten to the swap section yet
<11> then I'd better not get into the issues concerning swap in the howto.
<11> According to the howto; if you're using initrd, usually for root fs on ramdrive, it takes up more memory and as such swap can become an issue. The howto is very clear that initrd is overhead.
<11> oh well.
<13> whyzzyrd: *poke*
<14> PolarWolf: revie poked you in the other location
<13> wlfshmn: Oh? Hmm.
<15> not me
<15> (Crichton):
<14> ah, crichton, then revvie made fun of it ;)
<8> uh oh.. siglite is in a grumbling mood
<16> yeah
<16> bbiab
<16> er
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