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<0> more than sufficient
<1> hmm, lessee
<2> I have considered upgrading the home machine...but then I realise that it does everything I need without breaking a sweat, so why bother?
<3> smsie: exactly
<1> it has several devices but this one says
<4> Only reason I'm ghetting a new system is for gaming
<1> /dev/sda3:
<1> Timing buffered disk reads: 64 MB in 2.07 seconds = 30.92 MB/sec
<2> what I really want is a decent laptop
<3> /dev/sda: Timing buffered disk reads: 228 MB in 3.00 seconds = 75.89 MB/sec
<4> smsie: Dell has some for under $500.
<5> smsie, ordered a new dell box a few days ago
<6> Lion-O: use sda instead
<1> not untill I got a backup anyway.
<3> whitecap: shouldn't matter ..
<2> fredk: am I going to drown in drool? :)
<5> Yes
<5> :P
<1> whitecap: hmm
<6> i get faster times on the whole disc
<5> PowerEdge 1950
<2> Timing buffered disk reads: 104 MB in 3.01 seconds = 34.56 MB/sec
<5> PolarWolf, Dual Dual Core Xeon 3.0
<1> it changed
<1> /dev/sda:
<1> Timing buffered disk reads: 64 MB in 1.64 seconds = 39.02 MB/sec
<5> smsie, even
<3> fredk: neato
<2> fredk: nice
<1> oh well.
<2> when I get a house, I'll build a wall
<5> regular 146GB 10K SAS drives
<2> should be able to get a dozen or so machines into it
<2> at least one for m*** storage
<2> what's the state for distributed raid these days?
<2> can I (say) raid5 across 3 different machines on a fast network?
<2> say 1G network at least
<1> man, the guys who setup this box really knew **** about proper administration
<7> smsie: *cough*iscsi*cough*
<0> Lion-O: what are you working on?
<1> smsie: say, out of curiosity, do you happen to skim the solaris forums on the sun website by any chance?
<5> Any of you guys visited Atlantis?
<5> the hotel :)
<1> Jostein: server from $customer. Linux box which contains data which has to be retrieved. Eventually the box itself will be turned into a Solaris box with the current data (sql databases, database website, etc.) is going to be moved over.
<0> right
<0> so... its a total mess, ey?
<1> purrty hardware IMO ;) 2 Gigabit nics, hardware raid5, etc.
<0> nice
<5> Lion-O, cpu's?
<5> drives? :P
<1> Jostein: rh 7.3 :P Apache installed in /usr/local/apache/bin, mysql in /usr/local/sbin. total chaos.
<1> fredk: see above.
<0> Lion-O: heh
<5> how far up? :P
<1> fredk: 2 minutes the most
<5> ah
<5> Lion-O, not a bad box :)
<1> as to hd's.. All I know is that it has hardware raid5, hot swappable and a spare drive. 6 total iirc. 70Gb total.
<5> fairly old box?
<1> fredk: absolutely.
<1> at least it has a positive attitude: it makes kudzu segfault and considering the fact that I /hate/ kudzu with a p***ion I'm happy ;)
<5> haha
<5> come on, it's not that bad
<1> fredk: I hate it :P Ever since it tried to install my cdrw on RH 6.2 which had been in the system for years and as such trashing the configuration I considered it a pos.
<5> I've had it on TONS of boxes and never seen a single issue
<5> so, there :)
<1> quantity doesn't make quality.
<5> no problems means quality, yes? :)
<5> or atleast, lack of ****yness
<1> or simply denotes not having used it intensively.
<4> Lion-O: Maybe it was the fact that you had deadrat 6.2? :
<4> :P
<6> only the .0 releases had fatal bugs
<1> Falchion: could be. And the software was rather new back then. Still, I've picked up many issues of kudzu going haywire.
<4> heh
<1> iirc it got introduced in RH6.2 8)
<4> I hadn't had issues with it, but then again I didn't use it much.
<8> whitecap: the 6.9 beta broke so much **** on me i moved to debian.
<8> to this day i say "thank God for RH 6.9"
<0> D-side: lol
<9> So what actually makes sharp cheese or regular cheese?
<8> the aging process?
<10> re
<4> OM
<9> bock
<1> hoi om
<10> hi Falchion, Lion-O
<11> OldMonk
<10> f3ew
<11> Is bigbeard around?
<4> CancerMan: hahahaha
<9> Heh. Let's see... Interesting pot moments...
<10> f3ew: no idea
<4> CancerMan: I remember the first time I REALLY smoked up. i was living in England and was at 2 co-workers house and they p***ed me a bong full of hash. I ended up coughing so badly and for so long that they got me a gl*** of water. I couldn't drink the water cause I kept coughing hard and kept spilling it all over the place. Frickin' nuts.
<9> ...One time we made pipes out of soda cans... Another we put a good quarter sack into a coffee filter and put it in the coffee maker.
<10> f3ew: he's in delhi, if that's what you're asking
<11> nah
<0> CancerMan: we made pizza, muffins & chocolate with that stuff
<0> chocolate was the best :)
<9> Hahaha.
<4> CancerMan: I once had 1/2oz of hash, papers, tobacco (for making a mix back then), had the apartment all to myself and a few good movies. And i had NO lighter, matches or anything that couold make flame. MOST annoying.
<9> We never made chocolate... or any other confection.
<9> Falchion: Oh c'mon. You can make a flame.
<12> what will i use if i have already windows on my system and i want to create another partition for linux? what program is advisable?
<9> Take one D Cell, mix with one used steel wool, and you've got? Second degree burns!
<9> Err..
<12> what?
<4> CancerMan: I ended up finding a lighter that was out of butane. So I grabbed some toilet paper, ground the flint down and got it to spark on the TP. Made a little TP torch! KLept doing that when I had to relight it.
<9> Falchion: Neccesity is a mother.
<9> Although one punk *** broke off my friend's cordless phone antenna to use as roach clips.
<0> Falchion: lol
<4> heh
<0> Sounds as dedicated as me opening a bottle of wine the other day
<4> Hmm. Wonder if I should swing into manchvegas and check out neo tokoyo. Hmm.
<9> If he wasn't a 400 pound white guy who spoke rapper (Translation: English "Hello old chum. How are you?"; Rapper "Yo nigga. Sup."), we would have kicked his ***.
<1> wlfshmn: very usefull.
<4> CancerMan: heh
<1> hmm, mysql 3.2 doesn't support grant/revoke yet? eew ;)
<0> Lion-O: its MySQL :)
<10> Lion-O: mysql? ewww!
<9> Lion-O: Ahh. Do you prefer PostgreSQL?
<1> Jostein: *fwap*
<1> CancerMan: nah
<9> Wow.
<9> I do.
<5> Lion-O, mysql uhm...3.2?
<1> fredk: quite old, yeah.
<5> no **** :)
<13> hello .. somebody knows when was appeared the first UNIX documentation ?
<1> but fortunatly I know my way around manual account creation
<1> Pasquale: stfw.
<13> ?
<10> Lion-O: btw, 3.2 does have grant/revove
<9> Pasquale: stfw == "Search The ****ing Web".
<9> Perhaps you should ask WikiPedia.
<13> thx CancerMan
<1> OldMonk: ah, then I guess those commands don't work when the grant tables aren't active. I thought I could alter them anyway. guess not.
<14> anyone have any idea how to reconstruct a /boot partition in suse 10.1 ... i've rtfm and jfgi but cant find any details
<1> aybabtu: define 'reconstruct' ? All it basicly takes is a kernel image and a map file.
<10> and perhaps a initrd
<14> well its currently totally messed up and im going to delete it and create a new partition in its place
<0> Falchion: thers tons of subbed stuff out
<1> aybabtu: why? if it works. You don't need a partition for boot.
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