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<0> Oh, that. I was resizing my XP "root" partition up 15GB, on a 300GB drive.
<1> radar
<0> Fed up of it whinging at me that it was running out of space.
<2> Golf? No sir, prefer prison flog.
<3> I have an IPW 2200 on Fedora core 5....the hardware is listed under the 2nd tab (hardware) however not listed under (devices). I cannot add it, due to it not being listed when I attempt. How do I resolve this issue?
<0> YOUR ROOT PARTITION ONLY HAS 800MB REMAINING! ABANDON ALL HOPE YE WHO CONTINUE.... f*cking XP....
<4> r3dux: I still can't grok 300G drives. That's just a lot of space.
<4> r3dux: I still use 124M drives!
<4> and 2G, and 6G
<5> my laptop has a larger HD than my desktop :)
<6> networkad: ipw2200.sf.net, get the latest driver?
<0> 1.1TB in 4 drives, 3 x 300GBs, 1 x 200
<4> why?
<1> c'mon you know why
<0> my lapy only has 80, split between lin and xp. I'll be resizing the xp partition down soon, IF I can find a way to resize the reiserfs
<0> I don't trust partition-magic to do it.
<6> reiserfs is finnicky
<0> You all prolly know how to do it, but this isn't spoonfeed fm, so I'll work it out for myself.
<2> networkad: you've been here before, asking the same question.
<6> it's not easy. basically, it boils down to shrinking the windows partition, then moving the linux partition to fill the space
<0> bhab > I've heard good things about reiserfs, which is why I overrode the ext3 ubuntu wanted to use
<3> yes ka-bar, you never know when someone may have the answer...and I don't believe I have been asking overwhelmingly
<6> then, extending the linux partition, and using whatever reiserfs tool you use to grow it
<0> I have no doubt it can be done, so I'm not gonna fret it till I need to.
<0> And then I'll bother some webpages instead of you lot
<2> NetBandit: what kind of hardware is it?
<2> er, networkad
<3> ?
<3> ipw 2200
<2> who makes it?
<3> intel
<0> ZOMG! Someone wants to contact me on Friends Reunited....
<7> how do i know how many users in my linux box? how to check?
<0> There's a reason I don't hang out with my old schoolmates, that being, they ****. [Ignore]
<8> ngine: if you don't know you sure the hell shouldn't have _any_
<0> ngine > Wrong room for that, my friend. You want #linuxhelp
<0> lol
<6> ok, time to go back to the hotel.
<0> ?
<1> ngine: online right now? man 'who'
<1> ngine: or you need to be a litttle more specific there
<0> bhab > You've got a meeting?
<2> networkad: ok, probably you don't have the driver installed for it. You've configured the hardware, but it doesn't show up as a usable device because there's not driver loaded for it.
<7> EvilSchitzo: thanks for the reply, i know that. but what I want i want is how many users all in all in the system
<1> ngine: ummm, cat the /etc/p***wd file and count
<0> Jesus.. look it up, fella? "Users and Groups"? Tally it if you have to...
<7> I did, but i dont know which one is a user
<1> and it's your system?
<7> yes
<8> and he's giving accounts out
<8> sheesh
<8> suicide
<2> ok, some of the entries in /etc/p***wd aren't "real" "users".
<2> but you *should* know that....
<1> yes. he *should* know which account in /etc/p***wd is a real user or not on his own system
<1> one would think
<8> ngine: good place to start is system administrators guide, google for that and include linux should give you a few hits
<0> ubuntu works in a strage way with root tho, it's thrown me before
<0> "strange"
<2> http://tldp.org/
<0> anyone know Katamari Demacy?
<0> Not a linux package, a PS2 game...
<2> who? what?
<9> where?
<2> motha****inwhy?
<0> I'd explain, but ... you have a sticky ball, and you roll it along and pick up bigger and bigger things
<2> sticky balls? Sounds rather like a personal issue to me...
<0> so from paper clips you go to pencils to tables to people to cars to buildings to bridges...
<0> And you have to roll up to a certain size w/in the time limit
<0> It's japanese (that prolly makes sence)
<0> google it for more info
<0> Consoles are outside the Win/Lin war, I thought it was fair game.
<2> depends on whether anyone else is interested.
<2> evening, twonkbat
<10> hey Ka-bar :)
<10> how goes?
<0> tru.dat
<2> just getting ready to call it a night, actually.
<10> is that an early night?
<2> earlier than last week. ;)
<0> thinking the same myself...
<0> Night all, it's been fun
<2> 11:16pm local time. been at the office long enough...
<10> r3dux: peace
<2> r3dux: later
<10> i only came back from holiday yesterday :O
<10> pretty good but now i'm completely broke
<2> so are you up early or late?
<10> early i suppose
<10> 04:14
<11> Ok. So is everyone familliar with my computer situation?
<10> CancerMan: ?
<2> CancerMan: uh... no.
<11> My dual P3-933 kicked the bucket Friday. Motherboard and both processors. Since then, my fience has given me the directive to seek my dream computer.
<11> ...with that in mind, I want to build it myself -- something I have done before on multiple occasions.
<12> Is she going to pay for it?
<2> w00t!
<11> Uh... No. She's just going to let me spend my money on it
<10> lol
<12> bummer
<10> sounds about right
<11> Either way, that's not the part I'm worried about.
<2> she's gonna let you spend your own money? That's awfully nice of her. ;)
<13> Ka-bar: hahaha
<11> ...shy of an IBM zSeries, what *IS* my dream computer?
<10> those ibooks are nice
<10> i'm getting one for college if i'm lukcy :)
<11> Whoa whoa. I want to avoid the Apple logo.
<10> git
<10> you want to run win, linux, what?
<2> something in a new AMD Socket AM2 configuration... dual core.
<10> those dual cores look gorgeous ><
<11> The only computer I want to use with an Apple logo better have a 6502 or 65816, and perhaps a Z80 (or perhaps Z180) in it.
<14> how do i uninstall something i installed using make and make install ?
<10> chills: rm
<2> chills: very carefully
<13> chills: pray it has a make uninstall?
<14> doesnt :\
<10> delete it's folders and binary
<10> its*
<2> then you need to look at what 'make install' did and manually undo it.
<14> would that take care of it ?
<14> Ka-bar: right
<13> well, then run make install again and watch the output very carefully
<11> *nod* I've heard AMD's dual core is MUCH nicer than Intel's... And AM2 just means it can use DDR2 RAM, right?
<10> chills: pretty much -- no registry or any of that bollocks to deal with
<14> right thanks
<10> chills: apps go to a folder somewhere like /usr/local or something
<2> but if 'make install' did things like overwrite existing libraries with new versions, you could be in for a spot of trouble.
<10> chills: their binary might be in /usr/bin or sommat
<11> What about `make uninstall`?
<10> CancerMan: doesn't have it he said
<11> Or `make remove`.
<14> i will take care of the binary
<11> ...or `make me a sandwich, bitch!`
<10> chills: try make remove like CancerMan just mentioned
<14> lol k
<11> Or you can always look through Makefile and see if there's something in there that looks like a jerker.
<10> chills: what app was this anyway? could you not have installed/removed via a package manager?
<11> chills: What distro are you running?
<14> Fc 2
<10> chills: yum?
<14> nah
<14> didnt work tried
<10> why not?
<14> yum uninstall anope ?
<10> what app is this?
<14> anope
<10> oh dear
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