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<0> English, humans!
<1> oh ic
<2> Gevaudan82: ic is lamer speak.
<3> agreed
<2> bah
<4> hello.. could anyone point me for a good how to on setting virtual domains/emails in fedora 4
<5> grrrr.... why does this stupid thing keep autonegotiating at half-uplex now
<5> duplex, even
<6> what is auto-neg at HDX?
<5> the internal network card on my P4
<6> what kind of NIC?
<5> Intel EEPro, I would think
<6> what's the other end plugged into?
<5> a dinky 5 port Linksys
<6> the linksys is set at auto-neg (since it doesn't have a console port)
<7> hey Tama
<5> hey
<6> what does the driver say on the windows side (device parameters)?
<5> I had it set to force 100 Full
<6> and it's doing HDX after that?
<5> after it wakes from sleep, yeah
<5> it keeps faling back
<6> turn off the sleep crap inside of windows and set to auto-neg and see what happens...is it a 10/100/1000 nic?
<0> hey Sean, db2
<5> no, just a 10/100
<5> it's never given me this trouble before... which leads me to think the switch could be dying :\
<6> try turning off wake on lan crap and reset
<6> or try a different port on the switch?
<5> could it have anything to do with the fact that the other item plugged into the switch acts as a network bridge?
<6> that could be doing it, yeah...unplug that guy and see what happens?
<5> (does bridging cause issues with autonego?)
<6> the linksys doesn't have a dedicated uplink port (like some switches)
<0> I might as well build it static, since it's the only thing to be using this copy of openssl, and liblzo
<5> the linksys itself isn't doing the bridging, a WS2003 box is
<5> connects my little island to the access point
<6> hmmmmm...try disconnecting the WS2003 box (just as a test)
<5> then I lose all outside connectivity
<6> what kind of AP do you have?
<5> errrr... dunno, it's in Julie's room... D_Link DI-524, I think
<6> sounds like a unusual setup...
<6> on my brother's setup, the dsl goes into a WRT54G (which has 4 switch ports for device connection)...so you can run as much cat 5 as you want to (or wireless)
<5> yeah I'm not too happy with having lost DSL
<6> are you on dial-up now?
<5> I used to have 3MBit... now I'm sharing 128kbit :|
<5> no, low-end cable
<6> gah...bluggo
<5> pretty much, yeah :|
<6> the d-link MIGHT have some port params available thru the web interface (no promises, however)
<5> I'm just confused as to how link partners affect autonego
<5> I might be chasing a red herring
<2> unplug it and check
<6> well, a mis-matched device on a switch like that can cause all sorts of problems
<5> this has only just started happening recently too... but we have had a few power outages... maybe something is foobar
<8> hello, is there a way to save audio cd metadata into text files?
<5> that's the 3rd time she's started up the vacuum... WTF were they doing in there
<9> uhh so yea, finally installed fedora core 5, have an athlon 64 cpu, can't get the # yum upgrade command working. I get the error "Cannot find a valid baseurl for repo: core"... help? :)
<5> tried Googling?
<9> working on it :|
<8> hello, is there a way to save audio cd metadata into text files?
<5> probably
<10> With a bin/cue format...sure
<5> there might not be tools written for it, but I bet there are ioctl()'s
<5> yay, I got another doorslam... like I missed those -_-;
<2> load up a audio cd and see where xmms or grip puts things
<11> Very important to pirate those audio CD's accurately, huh?
<5> stupid snooty bitch
<11> <CHOMP>
<11> What, no mushrooms?
<11> <GLUG>
<2> shrooms ?
<11> <MMMMMMMMM>
<11> Feh... baked potato is fine, why ruin it by mashing?
<11> HOT! HOT!
<11> I don't drink.
<6> hmmmm...
<6> how about some good iced tea
<2> never have iirc.
<11> hm?
<6> lets see...40oz Porterhouse, grilled mushrooms and onions, baked potatoes, and ice tea
<12> hey nutjobs
<5> oh hey look, ****nuts is back.... errr I meaan hi Jeremy
<6> bwhahaha
<13> you sure it's not ****nuts lite?
<2> tender*** you mean
<12> i think i'm gonna buy a bike tomorrow
<12> i've been riding a buddies' all night
<5> quick, how many fingers am I holding up?
<13> 10-speed?
<12> no, not a 10 speed
<12> yamaha yzf600r or some such
<12> http://www.jeremygaddis.com/images/yamaha.jpg
<5> teh cheeksy
<14> hi all
<6> re-m00
<15> re
<13> j0 0M
<15> XyZzY
<13> jgaddis: been looking at a Honda Shadow VLX myself
<10> 20.1 inch laptop? WTF
<10> What kind of damn regression is that?
<10> 17.2 pounds
<13> keeps your lap in place
<10> It's called a desktop people
<16> hey
<16> 5.2 lbs bitches
<16> anything heavier is a ****ing anchor
<17> It probably microwaves your balls like my laptop too.
<6> bwhahahaha
<18> Hi. If anyone help, I'm compiling grub source to produce stage2_eltorito, which is the file used to boot the live cd. stage2_eltorito on livecd works fine, but when I complile this file from source it doesn't work and just stalls while attempting to boot. Any idea why?
<14> cheeksy
<11> Oh, goodie... just what the world doesn't need, another useless live CD.
<19> off topic: I would like to share with you guys something that has inspired me so much http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqgTdVuGrAQ
<20> shonuff: I suspect the problem is that whatever the last message that it prints on the screen is the secret key that will blow this case wide open
<18> RelDrgn, except there is no error message. just the usual "stage2.........." message that appears indicating it's starting to boot, but then just stalls
<20> shonuff: is the image burnt correctly? Does this thing make an ISO that you can compare md5 sums of the files from the CD?
<11> RelDrgn: What he's not telling you is that he doesn't get the same binary when he builds $RANDOM_SOURCE himself.
<20> well, that too.
<20> also, since its gentoo, try building it without the ricer options. Maybe -O99 --foptimize-everything-away isn't such a good idea.
<18> yes the iso image is fine, and it boots fine from vmware, just not when i make it try to boot from stage2_eltorito compiled from grub 0.97 source
<11> Oh, he's a Gentoobie? I didn't catch that.
<21> RelDrgn: but but but.... with -funroll-loops, I get much higher bogomips!!!!1111oneone
<18> mwilson, it's a lot easier to just say "sorry I don't know" and leave the ego out of it.
<18> and no I don't use gentoo. I use to, but I prefer arch linux instead.
<20> ah, my bad :P
<11> shonuff: Like a typical Gentoobie, you apparently think someone should automagically pull $RANDOM_ANSWER out of their *** and have it be correct.
<14> but... but... it's much more fun to insult newbies!
<11> shonuff: While you provide zero details.
<18> mwilson, apparently you have a reading comprehension problem, this has nothing to do with gentoo linux nor do I even use that distribution
<18> nor did I ever mention gentoo even once
<20> shonuff: anyway, my guess is that this grub thing just doesn't work. use isolinux like everyone else
<11> RelDrgn: But but but... there's *no way* Vector Linux could *possibly* have modified grub in any way whatsoever! It's not worth comparing theirs with the original *at all*!
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