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<0> see
<0> ****!
<0> now that just makes me mad. There is nothing wrong with my tv (hell, I just had it gone through for a wonky remote control problem and the guy made it all tip-top)
<1> Fladimir: do a 'dmesg | head' and look at the first line. Maybe there's a clue there.
<0> My wife doesnt really want to buy a new TV (understandable) and if we did, we would STILL have a tv that doesnt tune digital.
<2> well i mean is it freebsd or RedHat or any other
<2> they should be all Linux ?!!!
<0> Fladimir: if it is your PC, how in hell do you not know what distro you have?
<2> well if i am working at a helpdesk computer !!!
<2> and if its not mine
<2> i was just curiouse
<3> If it's not your machine, you probably have no business messing around with it
<2> is this old kernel 2.6.15 ?
<0> zetawoof: ding ding ding, correct response!
<2> well its a companys mashine
<3> Do you own the company?
<2> what did dmesg | head ?
<2> something with BIOS and RAM map
<4> ?
<4> Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unkown-block(3,7)
<0> rickie: sounds like a genuine problem.
<0> rickie: I hope you have a recent backup handy
<1> rickie: you were here asking the same question the other day. We told you then that you need to provide more information and that your filesystem is probably hosed.
<1> get a clue
<4> is hossed ?
<1> Fladimir: what is the FIRST line of 'dmesg | head'?
<5> people still here, who advised me earlier?
<4> i am able to chroot /mnt/sysroot wherre /dev/hda7 works fine
<1> rickie: hosed. broken. messed up. borked.
<0> rickie: i.e. ****ed.
<4> when i boot in redhat linux rescue and when i use chroot /mnt/sysroot it does work
<4> it is not focked in linux rescue i can read and write
<2> Linux version 2.6.15 (root@helpdesk) (gcc version 3.4.5) #2 PREEMPT Mon Mar 13 13:16:19 EET 2006
<4> all ide chipset are included in kernel same for ext3
<1> Fladimir: ok, still no help there. I guess you'll have to resign yourself to the fact that you don't know what distro it is.
<3> rickie: ok, so your bootloader isn't installed I expect
<4> hmn initrd.img you mean ?
<3> no, scratch that
<3> misconfigured perhaps
<0> *** | head
<4> boot is /dev/hda there is the boot
<0> no no.
<0> head | ***
<0> Ka-bar: so whats shakin ?
<4> hmn zetawoof
<4> so what to now, can i offer the .configure
<1> kosmo: I like Rudelove's line about his boss... "Her head is so far up her *** it comes back out her neck and makes her two inches taller"
<2> kosmo try this head | **** | **** ok ?
<0> Fladimir: now you can **** off and die.
<4> zetawoof can you grep the important options from the .configure
<1> Fladimir: how about "piss off"
<2> ok i will
<2> ::)
<3> rickie: no, you fail it
<1> .ws?
<4> i had to work, i was not able to recover my linux or create a new kernel
<0> dip****
<0> I need to eaaaaaaaaaaaat
<0> Ka-bar: that is a pretty sick comment :)
<4> zetawoof: what to do now ?
<6> how difficult is ASP compared to PHP?
<6> ($company only has ASP on their servers...*grumbles*)
<7> ASP is slightly easier
<6> seriously? sweet
<7> unless you are a good PHP programmer
<3> Steakk: you don't happen to edit wikipedia, do you?
<6> zetawoof, I have once or twice ... why?
<3> Steakk: hmph, I ran into someone by the same name there recently
<6> now, if I have a page written in ASP, but using MySQL, what is the difficulty rating of making it work for mssql?
<6> zetawoof, chances are it wasnt me
<6> I havent edited wikipedia in about a year
<3> whee coincidence
<5> latest google-news: go to google. Type 'failure' in the search field. Instead of clicking google-search, click "I'm feeling lucky"....
<0> Gress: you can go sit and spin as well
<5> yeah. probably old news here :P
<6> Thats actually humerous ... I've not seen that ****up before
<3> now try this
<3> do a google search for "wares"
<3> check out the spelling suggestion
<6> heh
<6> do a search for 'chris', and that ****er 'chris prillo' is the #1 result
<8> I liek Prillo :P
<9> Steakk: I say just use ANSI SQL, and if your RDBMS doesn't grok it, tough ****.
<6> Nanuq, I gotta do what $bossman says ... thats it ... and if he says MSSQL and ASP.NET, thats what I gotta do ... just gotta learn ASP, and any minor differences in mssql from mysql
<9> Steakk: Yeah, and you can use those, just make sure you spit out ANSI SQL
<9> Steakk: then you should be able to drop it on any RDBMS. and, with Mono, even on a Leenooks system.
<6> true, true
<9> Steakk: it's like why I always write for ksh, and actually run it under bash
<9> Steakk: avoid the bashisms
<9> Steakk: well for that matter, I avoid most of the shell scripting by using perl, or ruby, but.. ;)
<7> Steakk MS-SQL is way, way better
<6> I havent done shell scripting in a while
<9> Steakk: I always forget the syntax.
<9> Steakk: This is why I like Ada. It's like writing a novel.
<6> f3ew, if I have a "SELECT id FROM quotes ORDER BY id DESC", for MySQL, and send that to ms-sql, would it work? (pardon my neiveness)
<9> Hell even COBOL is sorta like that. A boring one, but a novel.
<6> or is MS_SQL backwards, like everything else that MS is
<7> Steakk yes
<9> Steakk: use ANSI SQL though
<6> Nanuq, elaborate
<9> Steakk: sec
<6> i am tryin to quit smokin, not thinkin straight
<6> k
<7> MS SQL server is actually quite ANSI compliant (with differences, like every other database. But not as different as MySQL
<9> Steakk: it's mainly on how you do joins
<6> Nanuq, I dont do anything cmplex like that...just "SELECT id,address,state,zip,telephone,notes from db_name ORDER BY id ASC"
<9> Steakk: as opposed to the theta joins, WHERE foo.bar = bar.bar AND .. it's JOIN foo ON foo.bar = bar.bar;
<9> Steakk: ****e example, but it's much more portable.
<9> Steakk: and IMO, way easier to grok.
<9> Steakk: when you do fancy joins, it makes a LOT more sense
<9> Steakk: if you're just hauling entire tables about, then you don't really notice the advantage
<6> again, i am not doing anything that complex...no comparisons like that ... SELECT id,...,...,...,... FROM db_name WHERE contacted = 0; (syntax is off a tad, i know)
<9> Steakk: mine is a SELECT DISTINCT foo.bar,foo.baz,foo.bar,bar.bar,bar.baz FROM foo LEFT JOIN bar ON (foo.bar = bar.bar) WHERE ..
<9> Steakk: sqlite rocks, btw. limited join capablities, but pretty decent considering it's < 300K
<6> see, what I just read was 'SELECT DISTINCT blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah FROM foo BLAH BLAH bar BLAH (blah = blah) WHERE ..
<9> Steakk: it's the WHERE bit that marks the difference ;)
<9> Steakk: the join isn't in the WHERE, IOW
<6> Nanuq, when I am writing my SQL Queries, mind if I show you a fwe of them, to get your imput on its syntax and such? (perhaps there would be a better way to do it)
<9> Steakk: I use WHERE, but to limit the returns rows. WHERE foo.baz > 5 AND bar.baz LIKE '%pfft%' ORDER BY foo.bar ASC;
<6> omg ... $texas_chick is allergic to gr***... (OT, I know)
<9> Steakk: I'm the last person to ask, btw ;)
<6> what is foo, and what is bar, in foo.bar ? (i have never used a . in a query before)
<9> Steakk: foo is the table, bar is the column.
<9> Steakk: in this query I might have more detail, but I only want specific columns.
<9> Actually, I need to work on this system some more.
<6> doesnt select blah,blah2,blah3 d othe same thing? SELECT columns FROM table
<9> I should rewrite it in Java.
<9> Steakk: hrm.. easier to grok when you're joining things ;)
<6> ahh
<9> Steakk: I mean you could be joining a dozen tables.
<10> salut
<9> JOIN bar ON .. JOIN baz ON .. JOIN quux ON ..
<9> Steakk: don't say it wouldn't happen, it certainly does ;)
<6> select table1.column1,table2.column2,table3.column3 ... like that? or am I lost completely?
<9> Steakk: you might only want one column from each, joined by a primary key.
<6> knowing me, I am lost completely :P
<6> ahh
<9> or a key
<9> Steakk: that's the idea, yeah
<9> Steakk: this specific bit is from a search function. see, I don't want parts of the table displayed, but I need to be able to join the other table, so I can query against it.
<9> you obviously can't use WHERE when the table isn't referenced anywhere. well, as I know. ;)
<5> kinda strange that some types of linux partitioning can mess up the WinXP boot/install cd's ability to boot properly...
<3> Gress: not really
<5> how does it actually happen? I installed Fedora (and wiped Windows), and then suddendly, my winxp cd halted while "checking hardware configuration", with indefinite harddrive activity. Had to go all rescuemode and fdisk to get it back and running :P
<3> oh, the CD
<3> that *is* odd
<6> totall OT again: http://www.steakk.com/funnies/ <-- check those out ... friggen hilarius
<6> its when you hit the puck through the field goal posts and score the home run
<6> err, wrong chan
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