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<0> I've had a similar problem to this on Dell machines. all the usb devices will go dead. you can re-plug a device in and see it power for a second or two then go dark. takes a full reboot to reset something. never this severe however.
<1> splitty...
<1> XyZzY: hrm. Software? Hardware? Bad Wetware?
<0> wonder if it's the design for the USB chipset or the ACPI crap
<0> Viking667: suspect it's at the MB level or the Chipset. could be a inherent USB controller bug
<1> ewwww. That's NOT good.
<1> so it's possibly a design fault. Must be rare one too.
<2> XyZzY: Via produced a number of pish usb controllers.
<0> Viking667: well like I said this is not the first time. The Dells run a Intel board iirc. My server was a AMD ASUS.
<0> my server is a 64bit Athlon
<3> eep
<1> mrmf. You'll love this: I now have two mobos with VIA chipsets... both Apollo family.
<3> Cynic: Alive today too are ya?
<0> If I had to point a finger I would say design fault in the reference USB chipset
<0> the GX270 at work tended to do this stupid trick too more often then not
<4> Ahh well, off to bed! Later all!
<5> re
<5> Pizbit: in a way
<3> Awesome.
<3> Want a cookie?
<0> ****ing lovely - bet it's related - http://processors.ithub.com/blogs/processor/archive/2006/02/17/6128.aspx
<0> looks like the bug is not just PC based either http://www.pbzone.com/usbissues.shtml
<0> this is exactly what it did
<0> looks like it is directly related to a USB device drawing power from the PC/Mac. Something internal must not automaticly be reset on hard poweroff. must be programaticly changed
<1> hrm. Is it related to the amount of current the devices draw?
<6> XyZzY: that sound.... interesting.
<7> hi all
<7> how do i create a mount to a specific drive so that if i restart it will automatically mount that drive everytime?
<0> Viking667: nope. I removed all usb devices (figuring that it might be underpowered) no joy there
<0> change_: man fstab
<7> thank you
<0> Viking667: I'm seeing articles that mention the USB-root device shutting off power on excessive power drain. don't think that this is that
<8> man 5 fstab, even - otherwise chances are you get the manual page for the C system call.
<0> might be a sleep mode going off and not getting properly reset
<9> hi
<9> I SAID HI
<7> dagse
<9> it's never this quit
<9> ~quiet
<0> SSigSeg: HELLO. LOLZ :P
<9> :P
<9> wanna see a SSigSeg drunk off his ***?
<9> live even
<0> shhh. I'm looting the corpse
<9> haha
<9> http://www.dustinsworld.net:2345/
<9> it's a crazy thing seeing the person behind the personality
<9> you all should get live 24 hour webcams for your offices
<10> i do have one.
<10> just i will be damned if i put that up in a public forum.
<9> oh haha well for the most part I don't show me just the PC but I'm drinking tonight so that makes a difference
<0> SSigSeg: yeah, we leeched your p***word long ago :P
<9> well i have to change it 6 times a year but damn
<9> there i moved it back to just the PCs I can make any facial expression i want
<9> mind you this whole web cam thing is still new
<9> i'll probably ultimately move it to a privilaged site
<9> oh hi schitzo
<9> hmm
<11> who can help me ?
<9> nobody
<11> please man
<11> i have a problem
<9> what's wrong?
<11> i have a wireless pci card
<9> driverloader
<11> and i don`t know how to make it work
<11> driverloader?
<9> from LinuxAnt... Wireless network adapter right?
<11> nope
<9> ummm.... ok so it's bluetooth something or other?
<11> do u speak ro?
<11> i don't no en. so good
<9> no .ro
<11> ok
<9> sorry
<11> can u explaine to me how to install ndiswrapper
<11> when i do make .... it remain like that
<9> sorry i can't i've heard so much about it but never used it :\
<11> 10q
<0> Hadee: tried #linuxro ?
<11> ok
<11> 10q
<11> no1 :)
<11> do u know some other help channels?
<11> i have fedoracore3
<12> Hadee: easy on your enter key!
<11> ok
<8> Hadee, please go to http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html and pay careful attention to the suggestions there. It'll improve your chances of getting a useful answer.
<11> 10x
<12> Hadee: and spell! 10x is not english
<11> :)
<12> Hadee: it's not funny!
<13> maybe its like a four-x, but with detectable alcohol content?
<7> is it wise to kill updatedb while its running,because its taking AGES?
<14> i have a problem
<14> somebody gelp me please ...
<15> hmm.. this is a nice nick :d
<15> its been years now.... its nice to be back on undernet :D
<16> adult: yes, it let's us know we are dealing with a 12 year old.
<15> Clone :D
<15> hi there
<17> Who was responsible for the chainsaws?
<17> Hmmm ... quiet here so far.
<18> hi *
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<18> rofl
<18> good reason
<20> lol
<20> Putty works on Linux?
<17> Taimur: Why would you want to? But, I believe that there is a port to linux
<8> Taimur: There is a version of putty for linux, yes, although most linux users tend to prefer their favorite terminal emulator and plain SSH.
<20> i like putty very much
<20> xD
<20> oh i c
<17> At least, the windows binaries won't work unless you use a windows binary interface.
<20> yeah
<17> Taimur: please spell out your words here.
<20> waznz: okies
<8> Taimur: So does everyone else who needs to use SSH in windows. I use it a lot when I want to stay in touch with online friends while gaming.
<8> waznz: There is a linux version. In fact, it's DFSG-free; it's been in the debian archives for ages now.
<17> Shadur: *shrug* ... I've never really seen the need for it in linux ... if I want a arrow box-y type thing, I just add an entry into my pdmenu script.
<20> :>
<8> waznz: Same here. Like I said, I prefer ssh in whatever terminal emulator I use at the time.
<16> I used putty for linux once to convert my dsa private keys to a format openssh understands.
<17> Maybe I should've used dettol to sterilise the wound first ...
<20> :>
<17> Ah ... tavi-san ... you managed to lock my Xorg with that tickle :)
<18> brb, need some coffee/nicotine/maybe some food
<17> Ah ... the white sticky crash
<21> hmm, quiet here
<17> Hey Lion-O ... sure is
<17> Even the kiwis are quiet tonight ...
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