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<0> TbT: I can't agree.
<1> I make certain decisions in /etc/bashrc that I intend to be global for all users on the system
<2> PoLiCi: well, let me ask you this, do you get the correct prompt when you login as root?
<0> Especially for this... why in the world would you waste time trying to work out why /etc/bashrc is or isn't getting sourced, vs simply *setting* what you want set.
<1> PoLiCi: I suspect you need .bashrc in your home directory ;)
<0> I never depend on what the system configuration for something is... if I want it a particular way, I *make* it that way.
<0> That way, dot files are transportable, rather than machine-dependent.
<1> I never even considered that someone would want to transport a dotfile from machine to machine
<3> when i login as root yea i do
<4> TenBaseT: Are you the previous holder of the name "OxD"?
<1> No, OxD id a different dude.
<0> jgaddis: Amen.
<1> s/id/is
<4> Oh. Sorry.
<5> and he's still alive
<6> ahh
<4> Ten: I figured "id" was just an accent.
<1> I never really make a lot of changes to my dotfiles, actually.
<6> wheres a guitar expert when i need one
<4> OxD is still alive? *I* havn't seen him in well over a parsec.
<4> Usually he helps me with the Kessel run...
<6> viking667 naw i've been drunk every night
<0> TbT: I don't, either. But I don't have to, either, as I move it around. :)
<6> i'm having a hard time figuring out if its really a bad thing
<6> brb
<7> docfu: *sigh*. Young Padawan, you will not go far if you drink.
<3> TenBaseT: did copy one let me logout and login again
<8> Placed I'd rather not visit again. =)
<9> all of a sudden "The trip" is back on the table...
<3> TenBaseT: same thing again :(
<3> # Source global definitions
<3> if [ -f /etc/bashrc ]; then
<3> . /etc/bashrc
<3> fi
<6> on a side note
<6> my guitar playing is getting much better
<7> docfu: good. Practice (lots of it) improves your performance
<6> viking yeah its weird i'll practice a tune won't get it quite right, will go on to play something else and then come back and play it perfectly
<7> There's a term for that, but I can't remember its' name.
<6> muscle memory
<10> hello
<10> i was wondering if anyone had seen this command:
<10> sfdisk -d /dev/hda > part_layout.txt
<10> for backing up mbr
<10> and if it is a better option than # dd if=/dev/hda of=mbr.bak bs=512 count=1
<10> when taking into account extended partitions
<6> i think the latter would be better
<5> GAH
<6> boy that ****ed things up bigtime
<7> docfu: yeah. I remember that too.
<10> docfu: thats what im thinking, just came across that other command on a lark
<7> mentesuprema: err, that sunos partition would be subpartitioned, wouldn't it?
<11> OH I also used Read-only but that didn't work either
<11> Yes it is
<7> like, /dev/hdaX is the slice, the actual partition you need to mount is inside of that.
<11> Yep
<7> Wish I could help with that, but what does fdisk -l /dev/hdaX say on your machine?
<11> In Solaris's grub the partition is in (hd0,0,a) <-- That's the subpartition you talk about?
<7> You may have to recompile support for reading partition tables
<7> yup.
<7> hello redblue
<3> Guys one more favor ... if i paste the bashrc file to nomorepasting would u give a look at it and see if i need some other things ?
<11> My Solaris partition is in hda4
<11> option -l is not valid
<7> mentesuprema: err, that's weird. What are you running this fdisk on?
<12> bedtime. later boys and girls.
<13> fdisk runs on devices not partitions
<7> night, D-side
<6> hey
<7> CHEEKSY!!
<14> hey
<14> :o)
<6> its my honey bunny
<14> kiwi :o)))
<11> ^-
<14> docfu: no, your honey is that japanese chick
<11> ^-\ How's that. I don't have any fdisk command here
<14> its women's day today by the way.
<6> cheeksy i got my books, green eggs and ham, one fish two fish, go dog go
<7> whitecap: still, he's finding that -l doesn't work.
<14> where are my flowers, chocolate... gold... diamonds...car...
<7> mentesuprema: ls -l /sbin/fdisk
<7> cheeksy: you lost them when you divorced Ken, Barbie.
<13> Viking667: but what does fdisk -l /dev/hdaX blah
<14> Viking667: Ken had nothing
<11> OH Sorry is because i wasn't root :p
<7> ohhh.
<7> whitecap: true.
<11> /dev/hda4 3587 4864 10262448 bf Solaris
<11> That's fdisk -l
<7> mentesuprema: also, try what I said, fdisk -l /dev/hda, then /dev/hda4
<14> yep google starts in chinese but you can change to english
<11> /dev/hda4p4 3587 4864 10262448 bf Solaris
<7> Bingo.
<7> THAT'S what you want to mount
<11> That is fdisk -l /dev/hda4
<7> yup.
<7> so, mount -t ufs -o ufstype=sunx86 /dev/hda4p4 /mnt
<7> see if that works.
<11> It says device hda4p4 doesn't exist
<13> heh
<11> :\
<7> *sigh
<7> I can't actually help out further... as I don't know what else to do.
<7> Anyhow, it's time I left. Cheers, all.
<11> Me neither
<14> bye kiwi
<7> Night, cheeksy
<14> night?
<14> oh
<11> And mounting my Linux partition on solaris is even weirder because it's names are c0d0sx or c0d0px
<14> its like 5pm there
<15> mentesuprema: time to reformat it to fat16 and enjoy the wonderful thing that is 8.3 filenames
<3> guys this is my bashrc file who can give me feedback i realy appretiate ... thnx a lot in advance
<15> one kick coming right up
<0> Cool... oBSD 3.9 pre-orders opened today. :)
<6> bbl
<16> hi all
<16> cheeksy!
<15> mwilson: so DeRaadt is finally getting some then?
<14> someone's calling me
<14> and i have no idea who
<14> hmmm
<14> what country code is 41?
<0> Heh
<14> switzerland!
<14> who the hell is in switzerland!
<15> cheeksy: your new stalker apparently
<14> indeed
<14> one person i know from that country is in beijing
<11> Viking667: If I mount -t ufs -o ufstyoe=sunx86,ro /dev/hda4 /mnt and then dmesg|tail says:ufs_read_super: bad magic number
<11> What does that means? x D
<5> ohhhhh, X3 tailer
<17> Join #tom_joad our Operator nsh is going to committ suicide shortly. Watch it live on webcast.
<18> mother ****in police
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