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<0> euh, its your box. You should know.
<1> Nik0s: the same as your machine name in the DNS record - how would we know what your machine is called?
<1> Nik0s: go do a "man resolv.conf"
<0> Ah... my mistake. it puts it to the end.. (sol example:) "man 3 ipf > test ; tail test". I figured it would output the warning at the top.
<1> Nik0s: in any case, go use nslookup to test your dns like we told you to ages ago. us playing with your resolv.conf isn't going to do anything to help you, and will probably bug us
<2> s/probably..
<3> ok I'll try that
<2> s/../\/\//
<2> grr
<2> remind me to learn how to type
<1> erm, smsie? that's probably a lost cause by now
<2> true
<1> oh, and smsie?
<1> learn how to type
<4> smsie: I've obtained el-fets for this coked inspiron. What do you reckon my chances are?
<1> there's your reminder for you
<2> whyzzyrd: -ENOPARSE
<4> smsie: -EBADGER
<4> smsie: remember I was removing coke from a laptop about a month back?
<2> whyzzyrd: ME NO SPEAK FOREIGN!!
<2> whyzzyrd: oh yes, vaguely
<4> smsie: RS *finally* shipped the FET's I obtained to replace the short ones.
<2> whyzzyrd: ah, FET as in mosfet?
<4> smsie: as in IRF 7811A http://www.irf.com/product-info/datasheets/data/irf7809a.pdf
<1> field effect transistors - with or without the metal oxide semiconductor :)
<5> 'llo all.
<4> hexfet's actually
<5> muuuhh???
<5> SIX gate fets?
<4> Viking667: it's a construction technique..
<5> ah huh.
<1> weird setup - if I am reading this right, its just one two-gate mosfet, but with four wires linked to the input and three to the output, leaving one for bias
<1> is that a zenner across the gates there?
<1> one way to prevent the chip getting fried I suppose
<5> I guess I don't know enough about semiconductor design to even foot it in this conversation.
<6> Bar!@#
<1> Viking667: just wing it. I am doing so already ;)
<3> http://www.devrandom.org/p/paster.php?id=34
<3> plz help if u can
<7> heya
<4> DaveHowe: I've got one here that the gate leg is blown right off.
<1> Nik0s: go use nslookup. if you don't understand it, go use man nslookup. which part of this is difficult for you to follow?
<2> DaveHowe: looks like it's all designed so that power surges can't blow anything behind the regulator
<4> DaveHowe: and it's short S-D
<1> smsie: that would be my guess too - although of course its been about 15 years since I held the cool end of a soldering iron in anger :)
<2> DaveHowe: I just wing it, not like I have a clue what I'm talking about
<8> hi, how to limit backgroud process for ech shell-user PLS?
<4> DaveHowe: I'm more an "enthusiastic amateur" when it comes to electronics. I fix stuff, but largely by working things out, and using EURAS.
<1> whyzzyrd: did a hardware-based degree in my yoof. then did programming and never went back :)
<2> programming is harder anyway
<2> electronics is just connecting the dots
<1> smsie: using computer based design tools, its literally so yes
<1> smsie: must show you reaktor and synthedit sometime - you will love them
<9> i m facing a problem in x-chat
<9> can i told you error?
<0> encounter: Please goto http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html, and re-read your question again. Then try asking something which *does* make more sense.
<8> :P
<9> hmm
<1> smsie: virtual sound lab - take components - like oscilators, filters, ring circuits and so forth - then join them up with virtual wires until you have a virtual patchpanel - then pipe in sound at one end to see what comes out the other :)
<9> ok let me read it
<3> thanks I finally did it
<2> DaveHowe: oooh
<2> DaveHowe: does it have an API?
<2> DaveHowe: you could do some cool **** by starting with a random layout and mutating towards an end I suspect
<1> smsie: it has some automation support, if that helps. but its a gui design tool in both cases
<4> DaveHowe: fixing consumer stuff is made so much easier by EURAS
<1> whyzzyrd: yeah, its a decent site
<4> DaveHowe: it is a little strange to have to phone some nice sounding sales grrl and ask to subscribe to EURAS but.
<4> DaveHowe: I'm also a ham.
<8> hi, how to limit backgroud process for ech shell-user PLS?
<1> whyzzyrd: I used to be, back then. but I let it lapse after I was burgled and my transmitters were stolen (even the icom :( )
<4> DaveHowe: tis a shame you let it lapse.
<4> DaveHowe: /me is GM0TUH
<5> ah huh. Would love to be a ZL3... but can't get cert due to YL strenuously objecting.
<10> DG2YAY in the old days.
<5> whyzzyrd: huh? You're a ham too?
<10> callsign being re***igned to someone else now.
<5> wew.. lots more ragchewers than I realised.
<4> Revenger: you let it lapse too?
<1> cl*** a licence? ooh. was going to go for that, but then all my kit was stolen so....
<11> how can i block ads in linux?
<4> DaveHowe: g3 was cl***-A
<10> whyzzyrd: ya. the intraweb needed all time.
<5> b1998: err, Linux doesn't HAVE ads... don't you mean "block adverts in my web browser?"
<4> I keep mine because my dad's too
<11> that is what i mean
<1> whyzzyrd: it was? I don't recall p***ing a cl*** a - unless I have misremembered the number. its possible, given it was well over a decade ago now
<1> hey fred
<4> DaveHowe: not G8?
<12> DaveHowe, Hey ;)
<11> anything like norton internet security but for linux?
<1> b1998 - go use firefox which has a built in adblock, and stop bothering us
<11> i am using firefo
<11> it doesn't block ads
<4> idiot
<5> b1998: err, there's not really the need. Besides which, for viruses, there aren't any real BIG viruses, and for hacking, you use iptables, don't run stuffy ou don't NEED to run...
<11> blocks popups..
<5> b1998: that's because you need to tell it how to.
<0> there are no virusses for Linux, and firefox itself has popup blockers.
<1> b1998 - the fact you don't know how to use adblock in firefox isn't our problem, its yours. go read the instructions, its not hard
<5> I got around mine by ***igning all the advert sites to 127.0.0.1 in /etc/hosts. Remarkably effective.
<0> as to really blocking stuff; Squid & squidGuard are ideal for that IMO.
<12> When "system" throws alot of cpu usage, is there a convenient way to find out what part of the system this is?
<4> vmstat 10 ; iostat -x 10; sar
<12> I should work more with these
<1> not that I know of, sadly. if top is showing system, then its something in the system :)
<12> :)
<13> sup, can u tell me some linux IRC client with a GUI
<0> fredk: you could consider waiting for dtrace and use that :P
<14> juvenille: freshmeat.net can
<0> juvenille: www.freshmeat.net
<10> juvenille: www.freshmeat.net
<4> fredk: Java's terrible for it, and hiding it. I have m***ive IO on a machine, and top shows nothing doing it.
<1> fredk - google suggests prstat and srmstat could be used to narrow things a little, but tbh I have never used it
<4> fredk: Kill the java foo, and it all goes away.
<4> prstat's solaris IIRC
<0> aye. very versatile command
<4> that it is
<13> this bit*hX is too hardcore for me :)
<10> ewww. bitchX
<12> DaveHowe, :) Well, it shouldnt be disk, i'm not using much
<12> that would be under iowait wouldnt it, if you spend alot of your time waiting on disk
<12> http://pastebin.com/578996
<10> someone should burn the source for that
<13> aaight I'll check it out
<12> whyzzyrd, hehe ;)
<13> and also, how could I enable 3d ? all the games tell me I haevn't enabled 3D
<0> Apart from dtrace I also hope that a command like "lockstat" will eventually find its way to Linux.. (used to report kernel activities)
<5> wot's dtrace again?
<5> I've seen strace, heard of ltrace
<4> Viking667: dtrace is solaris's new uber-debugging tool
<0> Viking667: a specific sol thingie which you can use to diagnose just about anything in your system.
<5> ohhh. So THAT'S where I've heard of it.
<0> and you can also write a "hello world" script in it :P
<5> ANd I can't sodding install Sol if I haven't got the machine to do it on. Could be a new project for the 40GB.
<4> Lion-O: there's a certain large software vendor tried to stop sun allowing it to be run against their application.
<12> I do about 8000 interrupts/second
<12> 1000 context switches
<4> fredk: it an smp box? mpstat too
<0> whyzzyrd: hmm ;-) Anyway, its one of those things on my todo; its just too extensive for me right now.
<12> well, yes and no. HT.
<12> http://pastebin.com/579005
<4> fredk: that's a shed load of interrupts.
<15> poof
<12> whyzzyrd, I do about 2 megabits worth of traffic and 9 webrequests/second which I wouldnt call alot ;)
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