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<0> tavi-san: riiight
<0> Link it! Link it!
<0> Yeah baby! Link it!
<0> Kernel: arch/i386/boot/bzImage is ready (#1)
<0> ahh, another linkage
<0> libdb-4.4.so: ELF 32-bit MSB dynamic lib SPARC32PLUS Version 1, V8+ Required, UltraSPARC1 Extensions Required, dynamically linked, not stripped
<0> 4.4.1a, that is
<0> wait, no.. 4.4.20
<0> Linux sierra 2.6.17.8 #1 Mon Aug 7 08:05:20 EDT 2006 i686 GNU/Linux
<1> hello
<1> I have a linux 2.2.20 installation and I would like to update to kernel 2.6
<1> is it OK to update directly to kernel 2.6 from kernel 2.2.20?
<2> cadett: what distro?
<1> its a special distribution for a particular design program
<1> so it is not a known distribution
<3> cadett: you're just embar***ed to say slackware, right?
<4> cadett: then you are asking the wrong people.
<1> I suppose they tweaked a known distribution but I am not sure which one
<5> hehe
<1> is there anyway I can find out which distribution it is?
<5> cadett i dont see too big a problem with it, as long as you have the same configurations set in your kernel
<1> any commands to find it out?
<1> the main cause I want to update to 2.6 kernel is because we need USB support on linux
<5> does your computer have any special hardware plugged in to it? any reason for the kernel to be somewhat customized previously?
<1> yes, we use a kind of dungle from serial port
<1> pardon me
<1> parallel port
<5> should be ok then..
<1> and we use scanner printer and graphics tablets from serial port
<5> give 'er a shot
<1> so
<5> you can of course keep backups of your old kernel
<5> so its failsafe
<3> cadett: probably your best bet is to document what is in your current system and build a new one from the ground up using an existing modern distro, and set it up the way you had the old one set up.
<2> WWDC is today in 4 hours
<5> thats a good idea too.. install a new version of linux in like 15 mins
<3> reality: WWDC? What Will D-side Crap?
<1> hmm
<5> hahah
<2> Ka-bar: World Wide Developers Conference
<2> Ka-bar: Apple's conference where they release all of their new ****
<1> cqan you suggest me a good step by step tutorial to upgrade my 2.2.20 to 2.6?
<2> cadett: It's the same as compiling a standard kernel
<1> uh.. "compiling a standard kernel"
<2> Compiling "any" kernel
<1> a good tutorial for "compiling a standard kernel"?
<2> cadett: google is your friend
<1> google is ver unfriendly in this topic
<2> Actually, no, it's not
<5> yea.. search for "compile linux kernel" and then hit i'm feelin lucky
<1> hmm
<2> 8,960,000 results for compiling linux kernel
<1> i did not try that keywords
<1> I only tired "update kernel"
<1> well
<1> I heard that in order to update to 2.6 my kernel should be at least 2.4 so I consulted you because my kernel is 2.2.20 at the moment
<5> understandable, just remember the kernel is source, and it needs to be compiled
<1> thanks
<6> bwah they broke kernel-package again
<7> reality: if they release an iPhone I'll buy one.
<2> D-side: Even if it's nothing more than a Rockr?
<7> well, no.
<2> I think by now, we all know it's coming
<2> But I think you can probably expect a disappointment
<7> you're right, that statement deserves clarification. if they release an ipod-like phone thats not a piece of ****, i'll be all over it if my piece of **** carrier will stock it
<2> Well, the new version of Itunes has the code for a phone
<8> anyone seen PolarWolf around today?
<8> s/links/hack links/
<2> I would rather see a PDA like phone come out of Apple
<2> Something to compete with WM5
<2> Not just limited to ipod functions
<7> so would i, but lets face it. doubtful as hell.
<2> Yep
<7> i think an apple tablet would be the only tablet worth buying.
<2> heh, I don't think any tablet is worth buying
<9> D-side: I pitty you lot that are at the mercy of your carreirs to provide phones ;)
<2> wlfshmn: He's on a CDMA network
<9> and that is a reason not to pitty him? ;)
<2> Well, until HSDPA becomes a reality in the US, he's got a heck of a lot faster data rates
<9> I have perfect access to full 3G speeds here, and I've used that exactly never.
<2> Oh. I use it all of the time
<2> I just get 200 kbps down
<9> I suppose I should be able to ideally reach twice that.. but I have seen little need
<2> Can't wait for HSDPA though... 14.4 mbps
<9> besides, they charge an arm and a leg unless you are on some special data plan
<2> wlfshmn: Ah. My data plan is $4.99 for unlimited
<9> reality: err, HSDPA has 10.8Mbit theoretical throughput
<2> On the specs, it's 14.4 on the downlink
<9> the 3GPP addition seems to allow for 14.4, but it's an extended standard
<2> It's 10.8 on WCDMA
<2> Which my network isn't.
<10> a horse sense is a thing a horse has which keeps it from betting on people
<10> brilliant
<2> So, looking at the MIMO specs, looks like it can go up to 20 mbps
<11> i'm scripting over ssh - opening a java app in the bg. the script doesn't exit when finished. any ideas why?
<12> because the script is still running and hasn't detached from the tty
<12> or PTY, depending
<11> anything i can do yo help it detach?
<12> Kill the process.
<11> when i don't script this, it only takes a few seconds to run
<13> and begins the first day of my evil traffic control policies
<10> lol
<10> need help?
<11> siglite: are you a crossing guard?
<13> rasputin666: are you retarded?
<14> ?
<11> siglate: are you my friend? i need to cross
<15> rofl
<14>
<10> RusskieZhivi: please use something we can understand
<10> siglite: while you're at it
<10> kick RusskieZhivi too
<14> sry, got encoding error
<10> what is sry?
<10> so siglite, 15:24 < tavi-san> need help?
<13> tavi-san: not at all. It's working great. I bet the lUsers are pissed though.
<10> ah, ok, i was bored here :)
<13> though, they probably haven't figured out what I've done. I'm sure they're just thinkin' "gee, the internet is slow today"
<10> siglite: one thing: LUSERS ARE ALWAYS PISSED OFF BY ANYTHING FORBIDDING ANYTHING
<10> :)
<13> oh yeah
<10> when i enabled the real evil GPO in the network
<10> people were like "omg e-messenger.net is broken, it just doesnt work"
<10> and i was "yeah, they have problems"
<10> actually they had any scripting disabled :)
<16> does anyone knows what sorting algo the unix 'sort' command uses?
<13> rad182: alpha by default.
<10> rad182: that can be found out really easily
<13> rad182: check the man page. You can change it.
<16> alphasort?
<10> oh ****, dawggie is here
<13> I wouldn't call "alpha-numeric" much of an algorithm
<13> but hatt's what it uses.
<13> argh.
<13> stupid keyboard.
<10> siglite: PEBCAK!
<13> no, it's this keyboard/driver
<13> could be X
<11> alphanumeric is the new bubble sort
<0> sig!
<13> when the system's loaded, it jumbles my keystrokes
<13> hey nanuq
<16> thanks
<7> siglite: suuuure it does.
<13> D-side: you should see it in action. It's really amazing.
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