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<0> nite
<1> hi
<1> zymurgy you scared him
<2> docfu: sorry
<1> good job
<3> if ony it were always that easy
<1> hmm
<4> hi friends
<4> any hacker here??
<5> How can i switch between several opened files in emacs?
<6> Ctrl-Meta-<Uppercase I>
<6> that goes to the previous buffer in emacs
<5> ok thanks, meta = window key, right?
<6> it's the alt key
<5> ok
<7> cap'n
<6> Ctrl-X b displays the list of buffers to switch to
<6> heya Nanuq
<6> how goes it?
<8> How do I take the directory of /mnt/cdrom and turn that into an iso file that can be bootable once it has been burned with a program like k3b?
<5> may i ask yet another stupid question, how can i change the Foreground+Background colors in emacs? :)
<9> well damnit all to hell
<10> anyone running bacula?
<6> dna_: simple. cat /dev/cdrom > blah.iso
<6> just make sure it's not mounted.
<8> cappicard, can that also work with any other directory on the /dev/hda1 ??
<8> for example directory /home/user/fs
<6> well, if you want to do that, you need to copy the boot sector from an existing bootable CD or just use a bootable floppy's image
<6> and then just use k3b to copy your directories and tell it where your floppy image is found
<8> cappicard, I do not have a floppy drive
<8> cappicard, nor the existing bootable cd, I just have the file structure on my hdd
<8> the file structure of the cd, not the install
<6> you can use the boot sector from a win9x floppy image. they can be found at www.bootdisk.com
<8> cappicard, is that what all cd's use as a boot method?
<6> www.tldp.org shows how to create a bootable cd
<6> not all of them
<6> but a good majority of them use floppy emulatoin
<6> er-emulation.
<6> they either use 1.44M or 2.88 boot floppy image
<8> cappicard, thank you
<6> sure
<11> anybody knows how i can make a folder bootable over the network to install an os on a pc without cd or floppy?
<11> please?
<11> or how to install a pxe server(wich one...suggestions) to do the trick?
<11> ....guess not!
<11> hey
<11> anybody awake?
<11> whatever
<11> i'm out
<11> keep learning people....:(
<11> bye
<12> for some reason, my xorg.conf dont work with my new vid card...even though its an nvidia card...everything is generic in it, and should work on all cards
<12> all NV cards that have dual head output that is
<13> you're using vga drivers? and not nv.o?
<12> I am tryin to use the driver 'nvidia'
<13> on what kernel?
<12> 2.6.12 .. same kernel I have been using...I only changed the card..nothin else
<13> you didn't change from like regular pci to pci-e or something right?
<12> using the latest drivers too...8178
<12> nope...old one was agp, new one is agp
<12> I can get it to work with the standard 'nv' driver, but not nvidia's offical driver
<13> what's the error?
<12> the X log is showing a ****load of errors sayin "WAIT (2, 1, 0x8000, 0x000000000, 0x000000005d4,0)
<12> "Unable to get display device in CRT-0's EDID; cannont compute DPI from EDID."
<13> try turning off edid?
<12> tryin to figure out how to do that
<13> -ignore-edid
<12> locked up the machine (with those damned WAIT errors)
<13> there is only one card right?
<12> yes, an NVidia GeForce 6200 256MB 8X AGP
<12> refuses to work with the NVidia kernel driver
<13> what's going on just before the wait errors occur?
<12> lspci does detect the card with the correct info
<12> Setting Mode "1280x1024"
<12> WAIT (2, 1, 0x8.......
<12> hrmmm...."More than one matching Device Section found: device1"
<13> hrm. are you trying to play with it multiple times in your xorg config?
<12> thats what I had for the old card (the old card(like this one) had multiple outputs...the old one had SVGA and SVIDEO)...this one has SVGA, DVI, and SVIDEO...I bet I am referring to something wrong as to what outputs to use somewhere
<12> since the new card has the 3rd output, i bet something is getting confused somewhere
<1> heysteakk
<12> oy
<13> i would start vanilla, and add each output one by one
<12> safemode: I wouldnt know where to begin with that...I've been using this same config for years...totally forgot how I came up wtih the info that is in there
<14> docfu: bastage
<1> hey bbfk
<1> oh was this for my comment about you earlier?
<1> or cause i talked your husband into that car?
<1> er i mean guitar
<13> copy it, then run nvidia-xconfig
<1> or cause i asked him to find that jack and you two ripped apart the house looking for it?
<1> or is this...just cause i'm an *** and i deserve it?
<15> Poor docfu ... :(
<16> lol, he deserved it
<1> totally
<12> no go
<16> we picked up a jack adapter tonight.
<16> now I can't seem to get windows or linux to record properly.
<17> i bought a Swiss Army laptop backpack today.
<17> this thing warps space and time.
<17> i can fit my whole ****ing house in it
<18> s/house/cock/
<13> Steakk: if nvidia-xconfig can't get you a working x config, then maybe you need to cold reboot and see if it'll work then. you may have stuck the card in an unknown state
<1> siglite man if its not one thing its another
<16> I know
<12> safemode: I have rebooted about 400 times
<16> I was able to record 60 seconds with winders sound recorder
<16> krec gives really ****ty quality
<12> well, at least 30 (as /home is now being checked due to being mounted 30 times)
<13> Steakk: try booting it with -nvagp=0
<13> ack
<13> not booting
<13> but starting x
<1> hey tsokolat
<13> you could also set the X config nvagp "0"
<19> hiya again
<13> Steakk: by any chance, was the last card agp 8x, ?
<12> I do not recall...the new one is
<12> the former card was NVidia GeForce FX 5200 64mb
<13> yea, if you load it without agp, like i mentioned with the config option ...i'm thinking it may work ...when you use a minimalistic config (no crazy outputs and such)
<12> I need the outputs though, thats the thing
<13> so what
<13> start out without them, and work your way up
<12> I need the output to the TV, and the output to the monitor
<12> I cant even get it to work with jsut 1 output(monitor)
<12> BUT, if I use the nv driver, the monitor goes at least
<13> if you want to find out why it's not working, you have to find a state that does work ...and that's usualyl found by going with the least amount of options and configuration
<13> that's because the nv driver doesn't use agp modes
<13> and it doesn't activate options available on the card that aren't on by default.. .like the nvidia module will and does
<13> disabling agp or not loading the kernel driver would be the first start...
<13> not having the dri/agp driver would still allow you to use the multiple outputs
<13> if they are found to be the things that cause it to crash
<12> the machine just rebooted it self now...
<13> sweet
<12> not sweet, heh
<13> so this time dont load the module at all into the kernel
<13> move or turn on the option to not load the kernel module
<12> what module? NVagp? or the nvidia kernel module?
<13> nvagp and the nvidia kernel module
<13> just use the nvidia xorg driver ...dont load anything into the actual kernel
<13> (nvidia driver) not nv
<12> no go
<12> son of a bitch
<13> it still ****ing hangs?
<13> without any kernel drivers
<12> using the .conf made ny nvidia-xconfig, and changing the driver from nvidia to nv, yes, it hangs
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