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<0> i've noticed debian mentioned a lot in the channels
<1> b1999: if you've any unix experience, try debian first.
<2> b1999: if you want a system based on deb then debian / ubuntu comes to mind.. do you prefer rpm get SuSE or Fedora. easy as that.
<3> or even Mandriva
<2> *nod*
<1> ubuntu does nothing for me at all. Anything that's called "Horny Hedgehog" or "Farting Badger" ...
<0> i like rpms cause its easy..i don't even know how to install anything not using rpms
<2> b1999: take a look at debian you'll love apt-get. I prefer debs..
<0> i used apt-get in fedora as well
<2> b1999: that's not what I mean.. ;) it mentioned it in relation to deb files ;)
<2> s/it/I
<2> b1999: but see what I mean?
<0> ya
<2> b1999: rpm isn't bad just because some people prefer debs
<2> ;)
<0> and same problem with gnome or kde...which one! =)



<2> b1999: yeah.
<1> b1999: neither is the answer. Both are vastly heavy on system resources
<4> hi
<0> so which one?
<4> is there a solution for the known 686b bug for any linux (suse , fedora , etc ) ? Please help me !!
<2> whyzzyrd: that's not a problem nowadays ;)
<4> its my problem...
<4> still
<5> iddd, what are you talking about?
<4> there is a bug called 686b bug
<4> a lot of kt133a motherboards have this
<6> He's talking about the VIA thing
<4> and this bug is : File corruption when u copy files
<4> for windows there is a workaround
<4> is there a solution for linux?
<1> IIRC the solution is not to enable DMA.
<1> but that might be another problem
<5> iddd, google is your friend.
<1> iddd: and google would surely tell you
<4> I googled
<4> I didnt find a solution
<4> only reports of the bug
<4> -for the bug-
<1> but isn't that board a piece of junk?
<4> yes
<7> My router is also a modem and it takes care about connecting to internet, While I managed to access the local network and share files with the other users, I cannot seem to get the internet running on my SuSE, any clue what should I do?
<4> but I have no money for upgrades
<1> iddd: not the only one.
<4> nd its not good time for upgrade
<4> quad core cpus are coming
<4> so the prices will fall like hell!!!
<8> WTF, in 12 years of using linux, I have never, EVER noticed what happens when you type a lower-case "z" in top.
<8> that's fuggin cool.
<9> siglite: that's a leenoux spefici thing. Bill dosen't have that in the real top
<1> iddd: I can find that there were fixes went into 2.4.5+ from google.
<8> schitzo: works for me though.
<8> ok
<8> my office smells like cinnamon dog ***.
<9> siglite: new incense?
<1> siglite: been frying dog**** with cinnamon again?
<8> the boss has his hounds in here. One of 'em has vile gas.
<8> so they lit a cinnamon candle.
<2> siglite: hehe I discovered that as well some time ago ;)
<8> and now it smells like cinnamon dog ***.
<10> heh, charming.
<1> siglite: time to go out somewhere.
<8> just got back from lunch a little while ago.
<2> heh
<11> this is a great essay http://nkhstudio.com/pages/amen_mp4.html
<2> disconnected: **** OFF
<7> I pinged both google's Ip and My Dns servers IP and it works, however I try to open any kind of Internet software, webpage, gaim or anything else and nothing opens or works
<12> Nik0s: you test your dns with nslookup?
<2> Nik0s: if you can ping an dip but no host resolves then it's obviously your dns server which doesn't work. tried an nslookup?
<13> elaborate "noting opens or works" :)
<7> nothing, no webpage or anything else relating to the internet
<14> how can i ad path to $PATH permanently?
<2> evening Thomas!
<15> Talkman: edit a login script like /etc/profile or ~/.profile.
<14> Lion-O i added there but after reboot, it disappeared
<16> morning all



<15> Talkman: Then you made a mistake somewhere, those files aren't overwritten by the system.
<14> hmm ok
<12> Talkman: you may also need to use the export command on any shell variables you change before they are visible - use man to read up on that command
<12> this depends on the shell you use of course
<14> bash on ubuntu
<8> god I hate scripting over a laggy connection.
<17> s/scripting over//
<12> indeed - personally I would locally script then sftp unless given some other reason not to
<16> bloody rain
<10> 'lo Kim
<18> I have a question.... about C programming... whats the C code to execute an external program ?
<10> shell()
<19> 1http://uradio.unicat.cc:8080/listen.pls
<9> system()?
<9> I thought there are C system() commands.
<18> I wrote system('/bin/ls'); didnt work
<15> cheveron: try #c
<15> or (on Debian): 'man system(3)'
<20> Lion-O: man man :)
<20> "man system(3)" is not syntactically accurate :)
<16> heh, good call smsie
<15> yeah, I know what the official notation is
<16> man 3 system is though ;)
<15> I just don't feel like spoonfeeding. And system(3) *is* the way you'd denote a manpage
<20> indeed
<21> how do you mount a usb drive in knoppix
<18> didnt work
<16> LOL
<2> O_o
<15> DaveHowe: actually ;) On unix it would more likely be man -s 3 system.
<12> Lion-O: strictly speaking yes, although all the true unixen I have used would be happy with 3 system
<15> DaveHowe: well, Solaris isn't ;)
<9> Lion-O: man 3 system works on Solaris
<15> schitzo: euh, no. it will give you an error about 3 not existing.
<9> Lion-O: dweeb 54% man 3 system
<12> Lion-O: yes, solaris is. I am a solaris admin for my pains :)
<9> Lion-O: uhh, that works dude
<15> schitzo: re-read what I said.
<15> magi:/home/peter $ man 3 system > test
<15> Reformatting page. Please Wait... done
<15> Standard C Library Functions system(3C)
<15> 3C ? wasn't that suppose to be 3 ? ;-)
<21> anyone?
<9> Lion-O: yeah, so it works.
<20> Lion-O: no, C is a subsection
<15> and if you quickly check what is displayed *before* the man is displayed
<13> yes but it gives a "no manual entry for 3" too
<15> Ejmon: exactly!
<9> I don't care.. I get my manpage.. and I can read it.. and I can ... er .. I get my manpage
<15> schitzo: uh huh
<15> other example: ipf(4)
<15> man 4 ipf gives you -> ipf(1M)
<5> No entry for ipf in section 4 of the manual
<15> Sorry; Solaris example only ;)
<18> ehh.. guys..
<18> pretty interesting your discussion..
<15> Ka-bar: #unix_dweebs_selling_blue_carpet
<18> but im still stuck in the same thing.
<15> cheveron: so ?
<18> still need to run that external program.
<18> system didnt do it
<21> thanks a bunch guys
<7> http://www.devrandom.org/p/paster.php?id=33 , check my resolv.conf out
<7> it doesn't seem right
<12> erm, your dns name is "site"?
<15> interesting... it seems man doesn't output all its stuff
<7> I just copy pasted what was in
<7> i didn't modify
<7> what should be the DNS name?
<15> euh, its your box. You should know.


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