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<0> They were a school, and added 100's of users at a time.. it made life easier for them.
<1> I'm bored.
<2> service bored stop
<2> :)
<3> Well when?
<4> if i have .rar files on a busybox distro in the folder /lib/files
<4> what do i do to unpack the .rar files?
<4> my linux knowledge is very limited
<3> You need an unrar program
<3> Dunno if somethign so limited as a busybox-based mini distribution would have unrar
<4> could i add it?
<5> meh. can't find service docs on the new laptop.
<6> gnite
<7> wb me
<5> wow wtf. i dont get it
<1> don't get what
<5> my laptop has two ram slots. the specs page says so.
<5> theres only one slot under the cover on the bottom.
<5> is it possible theres non-removable (or at least not easily accessible) mem on it?
<5> i just don't get it.
<1> did you check under the keyboar?
<1> keyboard, rather.
<8> ROOOOOOOOT has landed!
<1> or not, f if I care.
<9> cna you give me some hints about the line how it is working
<9> cd ~/Desktop/ && ln -s ../.xchat2/downloads downloads
<9> how did i make downloads without using mkdir
<5> if its under the keyboard, thats stupid.
<5> user accessible my ***
<1> It happens.
<9> can somebody help me
<10> D-side, laptop keyboards are generally fairly easy to pop out tho ...
<10> so its 'user accessible' for advanced values of 'user'
<1> You need to outsmart it, but yeah, it's there.
<5> that really is a good point. it would have to be there. otherwise, its a pile of crap
<1> ram banks don't need to be next to eachother
<1> i mean there's nothing that says they have to, right?
<7> or you could just consult the manual
<10> pfft @ manual
<5> themaxxz: you'd think so, wouldn't you?
<5> danq: other than the design engineers having some sense? no.
<7> D-side, what brand / model is it?
<5> toshiba M105-S3031
<5> its possible my google-fu has failed me, certainly.
<5> I will be very ashamed if so
<11> D-side: hm.
<11> D-side: how much RAM do you have? is all of it on your easily-accessible slot? :-P
<11> D-side: also, dmidecode
<5> the easily accessible slot is empty.
<5> so theres a 512M ddr2 so-dimm here somewhere
<5> gcbirzan: windows is on it currently. its not technically min
<5> e
<5> but thanks, i was trying to remember the name of that. :)
<7> http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_docTOC.jsp?moid=1364113&ct=UG&soid=1264669&BV_SessionID=@@@@0839810772.1157591347@@@@&BV_EngineID=cccfaddikdkdemkcgfkceghdgngdgnj.0
<12> hi
<5> themaxxz: that lists both dimm locations?!
<7> nope, bastards
<7> thats so daft
<7> 5pages on how to add it to the bottom
<7> nomention of where the other one is hidden
<12> i have a iptalbe serveur with 2 apache serveur i want send a web site to the first apache and a second website to the second apache server
<12> i have a ipcop server with 2 apache server i want send a web site to the first apache and a second website to the second apache server
<12> how can i don
<5> well this thing supports dual channel mem.
<5> i'm clearly doing it a disservice by not having another 512 in there. this must be rectified. :)
<7> D-side, you are sure there arent 2 slots on the bottom?
<5> 100%
<5> someone else i've got on the case claims they found something that says the second slot is "serviceable by qualified technicians"
<5> i think danq wins.
<5> it HAS to be under the keyboard. why design it so a mem replacement requires a complete dis***embly?
<5> i shouldnt ask questions like that. i'm bound to be disappointed.
<10> like i said, keyboards usually pop out fairly easily, thats hardly a complete dis***embly
<7> ok I can only conclude it must be under the keyboard or harddisk
<5> yeah i agree, and i checked under the disk
<7> or battery
<5> battery is VERY small.
<7> and yes keyboard come of fairly easy on laptops
<7> now if they are as nasty as this compaq, the memory is located just under the plastic cover below the keybaord besides the touchpad
<7> but it seems toshiba doesnt want john doe user to go and change the memory from the hidden slot or they should have put it in the docs
<5> indeed so.
<5> i managed to get the plastic cover on top of the speakers partially off, but i'm a little too tired to dive into this without a more compelling reason.
<5> now that we've determined where it must be, it stopped being a huge priority. ****s though
<5> i've rebooted to the ubuntu livecd btw. :)
<5> themaxxz: thanks for the help btw.
<1> did you find it, D-side?
<5> i stopped looking until i actually have a pair of ram in my hands.
<5> if i break the thing (highly unlikely, but hey) for a REAL reason, great.
<5> but just for giggles? i'd be mad.
<5> i'm a little bummed that the card reader doesnt work in linux
<1> what kind of laptop
<5> toshiba M105-S3031
<0> hrm
<0> shouldn't one be able to setup several access points with the same SSID, and have seamless roaming between AP's?
<0> (***uming their wired net is shared)
<13> what's D breaking now?
<5> SpamapS: no.
<1> I'm bored.
<0> D-side: then how do you implement seamless roaming?
<14> larger monkies
<5> SpamapS: mesh routing.
<0> so WDS?
<5> theres better solutions than that ****. :)
<9> when i install linux shoud i make 1 partition, and the other for the swap will be created automatically of i have to make 2 ?
<15> Oddly enough, you should follow the instructions that came with whatever distribution you're planning on installing.
<16> Hello.. I am connected to a Linux box with the Windows PuTTy SSH client. I want to transfer a file from the linux box to my windows box.. Whats the way to do that?
<16> wow.. 87 sleeping people
<5> go back to where you found putty and get pscp.
<5> now shut your face, i'm trying to sleep
<16> lol.. I got pscp... and I'm getting connection refused errors.
<17> I'm adding a new user to my FC4 box, and I want him to only to be able to access his home directory (ala chroot)... I'm not sure how to go about it --- any pointers?
<5> appleoddity: then you're doing it wrong.
<5> if you can ssh in with that username, you can use pscp to do the same.
<16> ok..
<16> probably a port number problem then.. pscp transfers files through the same port I use to SSH in?
<5> dont worry about the port number.
<5> unless you changed it on the sshd
<16> I did
<16> well I didnt.. but 'we' did.. :)
<5> who's "we"
<16> well the other part of the administrative team who actually knows how to use linux.
<5> so why dont you ask them your pscp question instead of disturbing my "sleep"
<16> they are sleeping.. :)
<5> smart of them. thats where i'm going now. now you know how to fix your problem
<16> I take it pscp has an option to set the port.. I'll look into.. I'm sure that is what it is now.
<16> thank you
<14> sleep well D
<16> woohoo! Got it..
<18> help me pls people
<18> smbclient -t smbfs //mis/Report /home/elaine/share -o user=melvin
<18> session setup failed: NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE
<18> what the matter
<19> P***word encryption maybe
<18> why can i fix it
<18> can i send it to u my smb.conf
<19> Use the pastebin but I don't run it... Been a while since I did... See topic for pastebin
<18> rikki help me
<19> I will try...
<18> accept my file
<18> check it psl
<15> Sp0ileD: Inventing your own command line options seldom works.
<18> im begginer
<18> pls help me first mwilson
<0> Sp0ileD: I think you want smbmount
<0> which does not take -t smbfs
<0> or -o user=melvin
<15> *Sp0ileD* wat ur messenger yahoo (~Meeh@210.23.124.170) [20:51]
<0> it ***umes those things (that is.. if you run it as melvin)
<15> Do you speak English, rather than Moron?
<20> does someone know how to fix a western digital that shows 40 gb insted of 80 gb ?
<20> i need a tool that can fix it
<0> mwilson: that is totally uncalled for.
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