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<0> we're starting from the south
<1> ahh, makes sense.
<0> and the whole thing takes like 2-3 months to hike. if we leave before it gets too warm we avoid bugs or getting *too* sweaty
<1> yeah.
<1> read a book by some guys who hiked the trail.
<1> sounds like fun.
<0> i'm not gonna go the whole way though, haha. i'm just going cuz my friend has noone else to go with and is going to give me ticket money for going
<0> cuz i told him i couldn't go cuz i had to find a way to pay tickets
<1> weed > tickets, clearly. :P
<0> well, only one ticket is for weed. i only got busted for it twice in 10 years and one time it wasn't mine
<0> they found it in my car and i'm pretty sure it was the other guy's
<1> move to Canada.
<1> at least then the cops won't bug you about your weed.
<0> i was thinking about it... my friend thinks we'll meet a lot of cool people on the trail
<1> possible.
<0> i'm kinda doubting it but... if it's cool and not too boring/hard, i considered going the whole way with him. he mentioned renting a car or something when we get to maine and going to visit canada
<2> root@dreambox:~# make
<2> -sh: make: not found
<2> how i install : make
<1> what distribution?
<3> well, distribution is a collection of goodies built around a kernel like Linux, or 1 to 10 years depending on the jurisdiction and what you're distributing
<1> LadyByte: fsck off
<4> (how do i internet?)
<1> with your internetter.
<2> how i install : make
<2> hello
<0> iRC^Wolf: which distribution are you using?
<2> fedora
<0> yum install make?
<2> how i install : make
<1> iRC^Wolf: what's #CCRoom like?
<2> root@dreambox:~# make
<2> -sh: make: not found
<0> ...
<0> gonna go make them pizza rolls now
<2> ?|
<5> iRC^Wolf do yum install make you was just told this ;p
<2> wait
<1> not only dumb but criminal as an added bonus
<6> heh
<6> the room had 2 people including the irc wolf
<1> he said the room was for "trading"
<1> the room has "CC" in the title.
<1> what kind of "trading" do you think he meant?
<6> i know what you mean :)
<1> he may be a loser at CC trading, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't be mean to him -now- rather than wait til later.
<7> Collectable trading cards!
<6> lol
<1> yeah, and I've got a D cup.
<6> kittenbot :-( you are good with qemu and bridged networking, right?
<1> nice. looks like it's Day of the CC Traders
<7> phydoxx: Never really managed to get qemu to do it's thing for me -- what's there to know about bridging? I'm pretty sure that we have the expertise in this channel, though.
<8> .o
<6> i am loading the tune and bridge module for my kernel, i setup the br0 and tun0 on eth0 but the guest OS cant see the network card of qemu when i start it with "-net tap"
<7> phydoxx: Sounds like a qemu question to me -- as for the networking bit, you probably only need IP forwarding and can ignore doing full bridging...
<1> phydoxx: why not use user_net
<6> bronaugh, when i start it with user_net it detects the network card of the guest OS but i cant ping the internet gateway nor surf to google
<7> tap and tun are different things btw, afaik -- one is for ip packets, the other is for ethernet frames...
<6> oh
<1> phydoxx: so ... why not resolve probs with user_net?
<9> So... we finished a working prototype just a few minutes ago.
<6> but the "tap" mode of qemu accesses /dev/net/tune
<1> I know it works; friends use it for OS dev.
<9> We can guarantee with almost 100% accuracy the identification of someone enriolled in our system.
<6> bronaugh, the bridiging approaches aim to solve the problems?
<10> danq almost 100% is a dangerous claim :)
<1> ok. well, it's your decision whether you're simply digging yourself a deeper hole.
<9> That's why I said "almost" instead of "exactly"
<9> heh
<6> bronaugh, talk non-cryptic please
<9> You guys throught RSA Tokens were bad-***?
<9> well, you just wait.
<1> phydoxx: ok. figure out what you're doing wrong with user_net instead of switching to tun?
<1> or tap.
<6> bronaugh, and how would i figure out what i am doing wrong?
<1> strace can be helpful, as can netstat.
<6> huh?
<1> you've never used either of those?
<1> so can ethereal.
<6> what you tell there is so much not helpfull in my situation
<1> ethereal to see if it's sending packets out at all..
<11> Hi, I need help with sed. I'm trying to replace a keyword with the content of an HTML file. I've read the content of the HTML file into a variable, however sed is generating an error, probably because of control characters, can anyone help?
<1> netstat to see if it's binding things correctly..
<1> and strace to see what's happening with the system calls
<6> yeah
<6> i could start reading the source code of qemu, too and think what could be wrong, sure
<1> ok. go ahead, live in ignorance.
<1> it's your choice.
<6> you even used a guest OS on qemu that tried to access the internet?
<12> hy can i upload a dir using ftp ?
<6> "i know a friend who does" leads to such pointless advice
<7> phydoxx: Can you get qemu to allow the guest OS to access a serial port ?
<1> phydoxx: not yet, though I've used qemu plenty.
<7> phydoxx: Do you have two serial ports? ;)
<6> kittenbot, i have two serial ports
<7> phydoxx: Do you have a null modem cable? ;)
<6> oh no...
<6> guys, its nice that you try to help. but what you do is creating more confusion that it helps me any
<7> Hey, you wanted the easy option :D
<13> LittleJ: no, with command line, but you can use mc for ftp transfers
<6> thats not an easy option when a network card is plugged in and working
<1> dithi: holy ****.
<1> what's up
<6> and i dont plan to surf the web with 19200 baud
<14> oh not a lot, how's .ca
<1> dithi: decent.
<14> ltns bro :)
<1> haven't seen you in ages :)
<7> It's not a bad option for me, because I'm fairly familiar with pppd -- you might have similar confidence in your knowledge/skills *shrugs*
<14> yeah, i been doing the wandering off thing, but i got a new job and it invovles linux and now i can irc from work :)
<1> hah
<14> so i was thinking, "I wonder how that lazy no-good worthless bunch of nuts is doing"
<1> yeah, we're -finally- transitioning to a linux server here today.
<14> and so came looking for D-Side
<1> been working on that the last week or so.
<1> hah, nice.
<12> Neworder and how can i set it to use a specified user not a anonymous one ?
<14> cool. i just got one set up here, switched it to Centos on longword's recommendation. don't know whether i like it or not
<1> dithi: yeah, this is debian testing/amd64
<1> dithi: nice little dualcore box w/1.5T disk
<1> around 1.4T usable (1.8T total, really)
<6> speaking of illegal, eh? :-p
<1> phydoxx: actually it's for climate data.
<6> or do you use 1.4TB for open source software hosting?
<6> ah
<1> they have kind of large data setts...
<14> good pic bro. i should switch to debian on this box.. i'm debating it
<14> .5TB on this box. large data sets also
<1> yeah.
<1> 300G sata disks are cheap.
<0> hrm, aparently os-independnet, full dma access is part of the firewire standard
<1> os-independent here means?
<12> Neworder you still around ?
<1> dithi: I totally cheaped out on this server.. it was great. it cost work about $2000CAD
<13> LittleJ: use user@hostname in ftp link
<14> amazing what you can get these days for so cheap
<10> har i didn't cheap out
<0> it means that firewire doesn't need to interact with the os to get be activated or to enable dma access
<0> s/get//
<14> i bought LadyByte for $1 yesterday for instance
<10> got a dual xeon 3gig 800mhz fsb, 4gig ecc, 3 73gig uw320, perc4 scsi controller
<12> Neworder thanks a lot
<13> no problem
<1> dithi: lol
<0> you know how your ethernet card doesn't come on or anything until the proper modules are loaded? until os support is available and activates it?
<0> firewire doesn't need that stuff to be active as part of it's standard. it's a 'forensics feature'
<0> heh
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