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<0> well, g3 800 takes a bit of time with gentoo, but it isn't too much imo. so dual p3 600 should be okay
<1> d-side: got a url handy for installing in a chroot?
<0> same as installcd I think.. put stageX in chroot, dev/proc, chroot in, proceed
<2> Instead of a chroot, it might be easier to install in Xen or something
<3> not at all.
<3> jgaddis: check out the install handbook
<3> in / ?
<1> yeah, any issues with that?
<2> Why don't you throw in a loopback filesystem just to make it complete? ;)
<3> if you've got another linux install doing the same thing, i wouldnt think so. i've just never attempted it
<4> OldMonk: sorry.. haven't been around, but yes.. that's it's purpose. fetch tha last conf and upgrade using it.
<5> hey, what is the command to know how much free space i have on my machine?
<1> df
<2> df -h is more human readable
<1> well, i should look into software raid1, though, since i may actually have a need for it soon
<5> 10x
<3> jgaddis: i didnt think bootloaders could read through lvm
<6> uhm, i need help :/
<2> newer versions of grub can, I think
<3> if you've got a discrete /boot partition at the head of the drive, no problem
<0> nakedsanta: how about asking a question?
<1> D-side: they may not. nfi, tbh. never messed w/ software raid of any sort.
<6> i just finished installin` linux (kubuntu to be more exactly) and i cannot see my fat32 partition. what do i need to do?
<3> jgaddis: oh boy. its not like dynamic disks in windows, i'll tell you that much. :)
<2> software raid is actually pretty slick - the /proc support is nicely human readable which is cool
<3> i last attempted it 5 years ago. i'm sure it cant be THAT bad.
<1> i probably won't have to resort to it, but it's possible. got permission to move to websites over to linux servers, "just don't spend any money".
<2> Just make sure you use mdadm, not the older tools.
<1> i can probably pick up some spare scsi raid controllers "to have on hand as spares", then just use 'em in these new webservers =)
<3> well, jesus christ.
<3> http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Gentoo_Install_on_Software_RAID_mirror_and_LVM2_on_top_of_RAID
<1> otherwise it's software raid1 on ide drives
<1> D-side: yeah, that's what i was looking at
<7> hello all, I have a redhat server, I want to export one user's mysql database, I do it via PHPMyAdmin, (export, save as a file) but it cuts after 15-20 seconds and it doesn't download it. How may I download /home/users database from my server? any linux command?
<3> jgaddis: fair warning though, the gentoo-wiki site can be good, but if you suspect something's fishy with some of the docs, forget em.
<3> its a wiki, and with wikis come ***holes.
<6> so ? what can i do ? :/
<7> and where is exactly this database stored?
<1> D-side: *nod*
<1> nakedsanta: reboot
<8> D-side there is tikiwiki now
<1> MTW--: see the command-line "mysqldump" program
<2> MTW--: On most linux boxes, the database files are in /var/lib/mysql
<2> Unless you compiled it by hand.
<9> unless you use another DB than mysql :P
<9> D-side++
<2> I ***umed MySQL since they're using PHP*My*Admin. 8P~ (heh heh)
<3> jgaddis: just scanning through it, that wiki entry looks good.
<9> When I used that thing years ago, I remember it was impossible to get proper authentication running :P
<9> impossible for me, anyway :P
<3> except for choosing reiserfs of course.
<2> mysql? I've always thought their authentication model was the easiest. Easier and more flexible than PostgreSQL anyway.
<2> That is, ***uming you're not cheating with some kind of gui. ;)
<9> heh
<9> GUIs aint cheating IMO
<9> thats like saying using FF instead of Lynx is cheating :P
<2> Yeah - I'm just being elitist for the moment. 8)
<9> heh
<3> as a proud k3b user, i agree. :D
<7> egon1024: thanks , I'm checking now
<9> heh
<2> I've never met a db gui that added productivity for me, personally. I've always been more efficient at the commandline for that
<9> I think GUIs are great for setting up tables and such
<9> common stuff like altering permissions
<9> basicly anything but the queries themselves I prefer to do in a gui :P
<2> Mmmm ... maybe just because I've done it at the cl for so long, I'm more efficient at it
<1> d-side: thanks, i think i'll just install it "normally"
<1> D-side: my ids and **** runs on this box, but i won't mind not having to pay attention to it for a day or two =)
<2> It would take me longer to learn to use a gui than to just "do it". 8)
<2> ?
<1> Heh, it's the management console for Microsoft SQL Server.
<2> *eewwww*
<2> (heh heh)
<6> erm....same problem :/
<6> still cannot seee my fat32 partition
<1> nakedsanta: did you reboot?
<6> yup
<1> nakedsanta: do it again
<2> nakedsanta What did you do to try to see it?
<1> did i mention i work in a 99% windows shop? =)
<2> jgaddis: My condolences. ;)
<6> no effect after reboot
<6> don`t i need to install somethin` ?
<2> nakedsanta: What did you do to try to see it?
<7> egon1024: I just found my database xxx at /var/lib/mysql as you told me, but its tables have xxx.frm and xxx.MYI extensions..how may I convert it to SQL file?
<2> man mysqldump
<6> well, i cannot see it...i have all my data there :/ my music, movies, etc (note : i`m a first time linux user )
<2> Gotcha.
<7> egon1024: I se
<2> Is your windows partition on the same harddrive as your linux partitions?
<7> egon1024: I see
<6> yup :) same hard drive
<10> /w nakedsanta
<2> Do you know the partition layout?
<2> (which partition is what?)
<6> well, it was my D:
<2> Are you sure you didn't install *over* the existing data?
<6> sure
<6> i just deleted my C: partition and created a .ext3 one and a swap one
<6> didn`t touch the D
<2> Gotcha.
<2> Are the drives PATA, SATA, or SCSI?
<6> nope
<6> ATA
<11> hi
<6> i`ve heard i need a kernel or smth to be able to see that
<2> Is your D drive on the primary or secondary ide bus?
<2> You should have all the kernel modules you need.
<6> erm....dunno about the last one...
<2> What's the output of running this command: df -h
<6> a friend of mine uses fedora core 4 and he needed to install smth to be able to access the other partition
<6> ok, lemme see
<6> do i paste here ?
<6> 4 lines
<4> nakedsanta: 4 lines triggers HellHound
<12> pastebin.com
<4> nakedsanta: you better use a pastebin.
<12> or .org
<3> jgaddis: yeah i dont blame you
<6> oky...wait
<7> bye all
<3> i'm a lazy bastard, thats why i always take the quick way out.
<6> done
<6> i pasted it at pastebin.com
<6> http://pastebin.com/651303
<2> Do you know how to use linux's fdisk?
<6> nope...as i said...first time linux user
<13> nakedsanta: just do a "fdisk -l" as root to get a list of partition's, see which /dev/hdX is fat and monut it somewhere "man mount"
<6> erm...how do i login as root ?
<2> Kubuntu, right?
<6> yup
<2> Bring up a terminal and do this: sudo su -
<2> (including the dash)
<6> oky
<6> done :D i`m logged in as root
<6> i think this is the partition i`m looking for -> /dev/hda5 441 1841 10591528+ b W95 FAT32
<2> Sounds like it.
<2> Now do a: man mount
<2> Read it, learn it, grok it, use it
<6> k brb
<14> or simply check the ubuntu website's documentation.
<15> Lion-O: http://www.linuxops.net/~tavi/kats/
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