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<0> hahah!
<1> hehehe
<1> so. cyberpunk how are you
<2> YoUsS: we are ALL fine.
<1> and you yoz
<2> now hush!
<1> good :D
<1> frome were your are all ? :P
<2> earth!
<1> were is that ?
<2> universe?
<1> what
<2> what what?
<1> earth its a country ?
<2> OMFG!
<3> :))
<1> :S
<1> cyberpunk are you there ?
<0> no!
<2> YoUsS: lemme make it short.. are you stupid?
<1> lol yoz no look maybe u have a problem to understand me or i have a problem to understand u but im not stupid and thanks al
<2> *shrug*
<2> at least it's gone.. that stupid thing!
<2> :/
<4> mornin'
<2> szymon!
<4> umm erm hi yoz
<4> do I know you? :)
<2> szymon: being in here for years.. I thought you did.. if not... well I'm yoz! nice to meet you! ;)
<4> hrm
<4> yoz: I have a terrible memory for names and faces :-)
<4> yoz: hi yoz!
<4> bah. CONFIG_IRQBALANCE=y
<4> hrm. Interesting. So now I'm going to need to rebuild my kernel...and I've just realised that I've *never* built a kernel on Debian before.
<4> I've never needed to, it's always just worked :P
<2> same here. I always tried to avoid that.
<4> bah, where's clothcat when I need him :P
<4> yoz: yeh, but he's like not here dude :P
<4> 10:37 -!- idle : 0 days 11 hours 17 mins 44 secs [signon: Thu Jan 11 05:05:09 2007]
<2> *nod*
<5> hello everybody, i would like to learn more about linux, can anybody give me a distro to use that I could use with vmware pls
<4> SnipaMK41: if you go to http://www.vmware.com/vmtn/appliances/ you can download some ready made vmware images with linux
<5> szymon thanks, will check it out
<4> hrm. So debian has no kernel-source package...
<6> hey.. I know it's not exactly the topic.. but I would be very happy with some javascript-help..
<4> mikaa: so try #javascript ?
<6> mm.. ;) good idea
<7> szymon: It's called linux-source now
<4> Shadur: nods just found it, doing apt-get install linux-tree-2.6.18
<4> Shadur: is there an up to date debian kernel howto? :)
<6> you guys are much more helpfull then the ones in #javascript
<6> see that's one of the reasons I like people who use linux ;)
<8> I'm not.
<9> szymon: if there is (for stable) let me know
<7> szymon: apt-get install kernel-package not enough?
<7> mikaa: Yes, but we get kind of tetchy when people start asking us non-linux-related questions just because we're smarter.
<6> you mean you get tetchy because you consider yourself too smart to do javascript? or you get tetchy because I ask you because I consider you people smart?
<8> mikaa: yes.
<9> Shadur: on my behalf 2.6.8 is the latest (with debian stable) :P
<9> something more recent without having to build would be nice.
<6> mm
<8> Jostein: backports?
<7> Jostein: I just grab a pristine source tarball from kernel.org, then use kernel-package to roll my own kernel debs
<7> mikaa: We get tetchy because people blatantly ignore the fact that this is a linux-related channel and ask - or worse, implicitly demand - help with entirely unrelated issues and then use excuses like "but #channel is empty" (which is neither our fault nor our problem), "But you guys are smarter than the people in #channel" (likewise), or my personal least favorite, "You should help because that's the spirit of the open-source community" (We have a
<6> ok that's clear..
<6> and it's not that I think you should always help me.. I just thought, maybe there's someone who would like to..
<4> Shadur: oh there's like more stuff to do, probably a make and stuff :P
<7> szymon: Well, yeah, there's also make-kpkg and dpkg -i.
<7> But that's about the size of it.
<4> Shadur: hrm, what about applying all of the debian patches?
<4> or is that handled?
<4> Shadur: now help me for the spirit of the open source community demands it!! :P
<7> szymon: If you used the linux-source package, then installing it should have applied all the debian patches already.
<8> szymon: no, iirc you can lug patches you wish into a debian directory in the main kernel tree or such
<8> szymon: make-kpkg and documentation explains how ;)
<4> Shadur: ohhhh, that surprised me then. I was ***uming linux-source-2.6.18.tar.bz2 was the raw 2.6.18 from kernel.org
<7> szymon: If that's the tarball you got from installing the deb package, yes, it's patched.
<9> BUM, that is Business Unit Manager
<10> ha
<9> from the spec. "Approval from BUM will generate an email to the contract-department" :P
<11> Do you ever actually pronounce it that way? I imagine that they (the BUM) wouldn't.
<11> It would be might funny to have it on a business card though.
<11> Ooh, broken links in http://faq.linuxops.net - Hall of Lame link on http://faq.linuxops.net/faq980400000000.html
<12> Report those to PW
<10> John!
<12> Hey Eric
<10> Coma: itchin' to get an iPhone?
<12> Um, no?
<12> I don't really care for overly fancy phones.
<12> Especially if they'll cost you an arm and a leg.
<10> Coma: I don't care much for phones at all ;)
<12> Oh, they do come in handy form tim eto time
<12> Nanuq: How else would one order pizza?
<9> Coma: I like phones and fancy phones, but Im not itching in particular for a iPhone
<9> does it sync against exchange? does it have UMTS? no? then I dont want it :P
<11> Heh, by the time australia gets it, it might. :p
<12> Not to mention that it's huge, imho
<9> hehe
<12> Yup, this year's SteveNote was boring as hell.
<9> you know what apple has been called?
<11> It's about the size of one of the ooold larger capacity ipods, isn't it?
<9> "the new sony".
<12> Jostein: A fruit company
<9> If we are to take that literally, give it a few years, and everyone will hate them too :P
<12> Umm, new sony?
<11> hah, apple wishes.
<9> Coma: sony was "cool" in the 90s
<9> before they turned evil
<12> Ah, before the root kit era :P
<9> yeah
<11> Jostein: Sony IS cool! They constantly release new things (years apart) that cost horrendous amounts of money! They also fund terrorism. And.. What was I saying?
<9> Coma: people are all crazy about MacBooks, iPods, iPhones and all that crap, just like people was crazy about PS1, PS2 and such
<12> People like that should have their heads checked.
<2> oh amersfoort is down.
<12> yoz: No, demon ****ed up
<12> It's probably up and running, just unreachable ;)
<2> Coma: ah.. that's why Peter timed out as well.
<2> sweet.
<2> Coma: could you notice me another one.. yours for example. ;)
<12> They say they have an engineer underway with replacement equipment...
<4> ok, I have to admit to being relatively impressed with the simplicity of the kernel package for debian
<11> Coma: MacBooks don't seem that bad. I imagine that the horrible feeling would be like getting used to some sort of VD, but atleast it's an impressive looking VD with lots of features.
<4> with any luck fairly soon I'll finally have a kernel with IRQBALANCE off :P
<12> Contrition: Oh, don't get me wrong, I don't mind apple gear at all. But the amount of drooling involved is annoying.
<12> Nope, don't mind Apple stuff at all ;)
<12> szymon: I'll trade you for a MBP
<11> Damn, got to get me one of those. Then again, got to get a m***ive amount of disposable income.
<4> Coma: MBP?
<4> HellHound: huh? stupid mutt :P
<12> MacBook Pro, e.g. the x86 based stuff
<4> oh. um. yeah :P
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