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<0> don't have the time i already work 7 days a week
<1> darryl: #freebsd
<1> what that darryl or his brother darryl?
<2> whats the time now somewhere around germany?
<1> midnight or thereabouts
<3> 1:21
<3> AM
<2> oh so 6 hours difference
<4> anyone who can help me?
<3> cheeksy: howdy doody :) and how are things over there? just morning ?
<2> so we start watching soccer today at midnight
<2> Lion-O: getting ready to work :o)
<3> cheeksy: auch 8) I'm almost getting ready to get some sleep in a few :)
<4> anyone who can help me?
<4> Pls dudes
<3> cheeksy: still being tired from work today :)
<2> Lion-O: i went ice-skating yesterday. whoever made the shoes i wore hates feet.
<3> lol
<3> cheeksy: what happened?
<2> i hurt my ankle a bit because shoes were like hard wood
<4> anyone who can help me??
<2> TheOwner: nope
<3> TheOwner: stop repeating already
<1> TheOwner: yes. http://hetracil.com/
<3> TheOwner: how do you expect us to know if you don't even bother to tell us what its about?
<2> ok, time to go
<2> laters
<3> cheeksy: Hopefully you didn't hurt yourself that bad? I thought skates were suppose to be hard.
<3> whoops
<3> TheOwner: now look what you did!
<4> what i did?
<3> now cheeksy will never hear my comment about the way skates should be made and keep hurting her feet for the rest of her life :P
<3> all because you didn't ask a question.
<4> anyway dont care
<4> bye
<3> rofl
<5> mandrake.rootbox.us might be a hint on his motives
<1> hmmm... known skype bug.
<1> bugger.
<6> MIX IT INTO A PASTE MAKE IT TEN TIMES AS STRONG
<1> TenBaseT: wtf?
<6> hahha sorry. The oxy clean commercial was on
<7> http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060608/ap_on_re_us/english_only_cheesesteaks_4
<6> and I got carried away
<8> What would be the maximum memory a 32bit processor adress to ?
<7> 4 gb
<9> 4 gb if I am not miswrong
<1> nox23: 2 ^ 32 or 4GB
<6> 4GB
<1> MAKE IT 2 ^ 32 TIMES AS STRONG!!!111
<8> Now how can i know maximum of memory a linux or windows system can adress to?
<6> hahaha
<6> you know what ****s about SCSI
<1> everything?
<6> SCSI has a 32-bit limitation
<6> hahah yeah
<6> but THAT in particular
<6> 2^32 * 512
<6> it's almost impossible to make an array size larger than 2TB
<1> that blows
<6> yeah it really does **** because my disk boxes all hold about 4TB each
<6> so each disk box is mounted on a host as a 2-drive raid-0 stripe
<6> it ends up working out okay, because it's the same physical array, so I dont lose any fault-tolerance.
<6> it's just sort of ugly.
<10> i'm guessing not.
<6> I dunno, if you can do it right, I dont see a problem
<6> lots of people like cpanel
<10> TenBaseT: i've heard bad things about actually managing/admin'ing it, but hey, if it's what the customers are used to...
<10> i'm just loathe to use RHEL just because debian isn't "supported"
<6> I've never worked on the backend side.
<6> you know, I've made my peace wth RHEL after working on it for 2 years.
<10> i doubt there's a lot of hacking i'd have to do, a few startup script/location edits maybe
<6> yeah I like debian but rhel is nice.
<10> well, i may have to end up using it eventually
<11> hey all, I'm having problems with my GRUB menu.lst, can someone take a look?
<11> I'd be grateful for the help
<10> adggg: make sure you've exhausted the manual/FAQ first, and just to warn you: don't paste in here, use a pastebin instead
<11> http://hashphp.org/pastebin.php?pid=6961
<11> Cynic: I'm very new to all of this, but have spent a lot of time with manual/FAQ already, so I'm learning
<10> well, I don't dualboot between linux/win* so can't really say, but I notice the examples for doing so in my menu.lst just use "root" not "rootnoverify".. *shrug*
<10> also, you're missing a leading / for your root path
<12> adggg: What distro are you using?
<12> And missing an initrd line for linux
<11> debian
<11> debian testing
<10> yes, that too...
<11> okay, I'm still learning
<11> so root path should be something like "root=/dev/hda4" ??
<10> *nod*
<12> adggg: And then add a line that says "initrd /boot/initrd.img-blah-blah" or wherever your initrd.img that you're using for that kernel is
<12> And you're also missing a "boot"
<11> damn, how do I figure out what my initrd.img is?
<11> I don't know how to invoke them
<10> adggg: if you're using debian testing, your menu.lst should already have a nice long list of examples and usage info for you to work off...
<10> I suggest using that
<12> adggg: look in / or /boot
<13> Hmmm... What's the default kernel-source dir in debian? /usr/include/linux/ ?
<13> (for kernel 2.6)
<11> reality: I can't look because I don't know where the partition actually is right now
<14> hi all, easy question how configure the X Server? i use CentoOs
<11> I re-installed XP, and grub disappeared
<3> fisknils: list the package. "man dpkg"
<12> jak2000: If it's an easy question, then you can answer it yourself
<12> jak2000: Or use google
<13> Lion-O: thanks. Will check it out
<14> reality!!
<15> reality: he's quizzing us
<11> is this what it should be: http://hashphp.org/pastebin.php?pid=6962 ??
<12> Bitch
<12> adggg: Depends on where your initrd.img is
<12> adggg: Use a rescue CD, mount your root partition, and look at it
<11> reality: I tried that but couldn't mount the root partition
<11> didn't know how to invoke it
<12> adggg: "mkdir test" then "mount /dev/hda4 test/" then cd test
<11> okay will try that
<11> thanks
<14> reality, with your help i now work in my local server via Vnc thanks
<11> can I mount from grub itself?
<12> adggg: Maybe
<12> Well, not mount mount..but start
<11> just tried those commands: they didn't work
<12> adggg: Do them from a rescue CD
<11> never mind, booting up rescue CD
<12> Not from grub
<12> And yes, they most certainly work
<11> I meant, didn't work from GRUB
<11> now rebooting rescure CD to do it
<11> okay
<11> mkdir test >> succeeded, I think
<11> but mount /dev/hda4 test/ >>> failed: no such file or directory
<12> adggg: Well, that's a problem
<12> So where did you install linux to?
<11> good question
<11> I initially installed it to the first partition
<12> adggg: That would be /dev/hda1
<11> will try that
<11> same problem
<12> adggg: You can always run cfdisk
<16> damnit, its taken on this network. Wahhhh
<11> mount /dev/hda1 all the way up to hda5 : no such file or directory
<11> cfdisk: not found
<11> I'm confused
<12> adggg: fdisk -l
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