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<0> It's actually a great wifi card
<1> what do you mean?
<0> The native linux bcm43xx driver
<1> I have been wrapping to it- what do you mean 'try it natively'?
<0> I'll slow this down for you a bit...
<0> modprobe bcm43xx
<0> Done and done
<1> hmm... never tried that..
<1> I guess I just ***umed it would never work...
<1> uninstall ndiswrapper and "ndiswrapper -e" first, right?
<0> Yeah
<2> expert with iptables research
<0> CyBerRaT: netfilter.org
<2> I have a problem with iptables and FORWARD..
<3> CyBerRaT: 'man iptables'
<0> CyBerRaT: http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
<4> Petskull does solitaire work ?
<1> I would imagine not... I always run it after installing crossover office
<5> heh i like what wodim prints out when you run it :P this is wodim, not cdrecord. Don't expect it to behave like cdrecord in any way, don't refer to it as "cdrecord".
<6> libolt: Hm, I've not found a mirror that has it.
<6> libolt: My update for today for unstable didn't have it.
<5> mwilson: just updated my debian amd64 box and it installed it, put a dummy package in place of cdrecord for now
<7> hmm
<6> libolt: Hm, I guess dinstall put in the AMD64 version... the i386 is still in incoming. I just snagged it from there... reading now.
<6> Wondered what they were going to do about mkisofs... they didn't do anything.
<1> alright- I'ma try real's suggestion- wish me luck!
<1> hopefully, next time I see you it'll be on BitchX
<6> Why would you want to use BX. That's just a way to make us hate/ignore you.
<1> what would you prefer?
<1> never really IRC'd on linux..
<7> irssi
<6> Or epic.
<1> rgr
<5> mwilson: I think they forked the entire cdrtools package including mkisofs, because mine now states that it differs from the one provided by schilling
<1> brb- hopefully...
<8> Can someone recommend a software RAID system that works well with SATA drives? I've been trying md/mdadm, but it doesn't work very well; the system freezes if the first disk is removed, doesn't boot correctly if one of the disks is missing, etc. Is there something else that works better?
<6> dd_: Uh, you think there's some other, or something?
<6> dd_: Software RAID is software raid is software raid. A kernel facility. Not some random binary you download.
<8> mwilson: I thought there might be more than one kernel facility that can do the same thing.
<6> Why would that be?
<9> hi. is a server downtime of 6 hours extreme for a hosting provider?
<6> john_: Why would we know, or care?
<6> john_: It's excessive if your contract specifies less.
<6> john_: It's not excessive if you were stupid enough to sign a contract not specifying less.
<9> just asking man trying to find out how bad it is... you seem to use the word stupid a lot
<8> Mayone one is more recent than another, or works in a different way. I have experience with FreeBSD, which has 3 or 4 different systems for that. (That's not necessarily a good thing, but sometimes one works well and another one doesn't in a certain situation.)
<8> mwilson: So, md is all there is?
<6> dd_: No, actually fBSD only has one RAID implementation, while it has several different schemes to glue disks together.
<6> dd_: So does Linux.
<8> mwilson: Is it expected to recover correctly if one of the disks is removed while it's running?
<6> dd_: If you configure it correctly.
<6> dd_: If you built a RAID0, for example, I really wouldn't expect it to survive.
<8> mwilson: It was built as a RAID1. If Linux has more than one scheme to glue disks together, can you name some of the other systems so I can look them up?
<6> dd_: Google is your friend.
<5> mwilson: not if he's infected with pebcak :)
<8> mwilson: thanks.
<7> Sean
<10> Eric
<1> no dice
<11> eriq, sean
<1> I don't think steve irwin's dead..
<1> ... it might be inappropriate to cry them at Paul Hogan's funeral
<1> how do I compare two files to find out if they're identical?
<12> Petskull: so what, he's out on an island somewhere with elvis and tupac?
<10> RelDrgn: *groan*
<7> Qim
<12> crikey! word. thankyouverymuch.
<10> hahahahahahah
<1> I think that steve irwin is alive, is he not?
<6> Petskull: No, he is not.
<10> he died yesterday
<12> dead.
<1> wasn't that Paul Hogan?
<12> you have reading comprehension problems?
<12> last i checked, paul hogan != steve irwin
<6> No, just intelligence problems.
<13> anyone know how many seasons of The Family Guy there have been?
<11> Steakk: 5
<13> Cynic, are we in season 5, or has season 5 ended?
<11> it's ended
<13> okies
<11> 12 episodes, iirc
<11> might be less
<13> then this torrent is missing season5
<12> the bastards. how dare they impede your ability to steal!
<11> I do know that a lot of torrents get mixed up, you may find season 4 goes to 23 or more episodes, which means it's actually encomp***ing season 5 as well
<13> true, true
<13> christ, I have too many e-mail accouts to check...$work email via OWA, personal via gmail, business via Outlook
<1> ah- you're right... it's irwin..
<14> Can I have a CNAME record that corresponds with an MX record? Or is it better to have an A Record?.
<11> my MX's all point to A records, not CNAMEs, but check the RFCs
<14> im having a problem with mine, and im not sure WTF happened
<14> it all of hte sudden quit
<14> mail.angletonpd.net
<14> internally using my servers IP with nslookup, server my.ip.addr.here
<14> and the looking it up, works fine
<11> angletonpd.net mail is handled by 10 mail.angletonpd.net.
<14> but, non-auth lookups doesnt work.
<14> yes, but even internally now, i cannot connect.
<14> telnet mail.angletonpd.net 143
<14> uhg
<14> i just fixed it
<11> heh.
<14> I knew i had a good understanding of wtf i was doing...
<14> It JUST started happening, but I had a compromised PHP script earlier
<14> and i was starting to think they somehow took over bind...but its fairly impossible since i run php under suPHP
<14> and the bind server's owner/grp were still correct.
<14> chkrootkit always pops on it tho
<14> but dhclient usually pops falsely
<14> i really should convert my A records to CNAME's
<14> ok, thanks Cynic
<7> eep?
<15> Nanuq
<16> yo
<7> hey Liandrin, ltns
<7> Liandrin: how goes?
<15> Nanuq, yeah, I've been working
<17> Which registrars are also offering zone transfer services? I want to setup BIND to either be a slave or a master name server for the domain I'm controlling and I thought register.com can do it, but I can't find that service anywhere anymore.
<18> well, I've decided Im going to do a re-install on this machine of mine.. going to do a ubuntu-server install... it says it makes installing LAMP simple
<18> not that LAMP is all that difficult to install, just a little time consuming
<7> Emerson: IMO, every single letter of LAMP is ****e ;)
<7> Emerson: Apache httpd is somewhat tolerable, at least
<7> NAPP or NAPR, probably
<18> lol
<18> well, I realzied I don't have a blank cd to do this with
<19> netbsd, apache, postgres, p? (r is ruby, I guess? Perl?)
<7> Tamahome: hey!
<7> RelDrgn: you're right :)
<7> RelDrgn: netbsd, lighttpd, postgres, ruby
<7> RelDrgn: another good combo
<10> NLPR doesn't quite roll off the tongue the same way LAMP does
<7> RelDrgn: OAPP?
<7> Tamahome: FAPP? ;)
<7> where O = OpenSolaris
<7> unless SAPP would be better for that one
<7> VAPP would be rather nutty
<10> Netscape Server probably runs better on Solaris than Apache does
<10> RelDrgn: 10/5 for Kanon remake, woot
<19> woo
<10> the preview is quite something
<10> heheheh
<19> still, I wonder how much it's going to be like the last one. I'm not a huge fan of remakes
<19> unless they go more into the other girls' stories, or something, I'm not sure I'd watch it again just because its prettier now
<20> LMAO!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1NBuwmqXPo&mode=related&search=pickle%20fear
<10> OK, sleepytime for the Tama
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