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<0> yea,h I was about to say something about that. not sure if you always need to.
<1> Doesn't look good anyway. The zip file has Windows-specific bits - faad.exe, lame.exe, and HymnJNI.dll
<2> faad and lame are both OSS projects, native to Linux, iirc.
<1> Yeah, but if the Java app goes looking for .exe...
<1> And I definitely don't like the look of that .dll
<2> I'm just looking at the source.
<1> That's a point, couldn't be too hard to port if necessary
<2> It's the same source tree for Win and Mac.
<2> I expect you could build HymnJNI as an .so
<2> It's just C.
<2> And it's built with MinGW anyway.
<3> herro there
<0> arrrr!
<0> arr, ya salty bale o'hay!
<4> how i can install pico or nano on this system:
<4> [root@pixel home]# uname -a
<4> Linux pixel.encrypted.ro 2.6.12.4p4-vs2.0 #1 SMP Wed Sep 7 13:40:50 CEST 2005 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
<4> [root@pixel home]#
<0> is that your machine?
<4> yes
<1> What was written on the CDs you installed from?
<4> is a VPS
<1> You'll need to consult your VPS vendor about the distribution in use
<4> i got RedHat 9.0
<1> enc: The VPS is RH9?
<1> enc: Can you have them change it?
<1> enc: To say CentOS 3 or 4?
<4> i can`t
<1> I see.
<1> Well.
<1> What you have there is _NOT_ RH9
<4> lol...
<4> but when i order it i choose RH9
<4> [root@pixel /]# uname -a
<4> Linux pixel.encrypted.ro 2.6.12.4p4-vs2.0 #1 SMP Wed Sep 7 13:40:50 CEST 2005 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
<4> [root@pixel /]#
<1> That's not what they gave you
<4> then what is ?
<1> Ask your vendor what they gave you
<1> I can't answer that question. They can.
<4> ic...
<4> but how i can install the pico ?
<1> At least I hope they can
<4> or nano ?
<1> Depends on the distribution
<4> damn
<0> just learn to use vi.
<0> nano and pico are both horrible text editors.
<4> i dont link vi :(
<0> or learn the basics of using emacs.
<5> Hm. So.
<4> eh tnx anyway!
<0> gcbirzan: Sup?
<0> yeah, you just like the vim jobs :P
<5> bronaugh: Trying to get the card reader to work.
<0> oh, SD card reader?
<5> Yeah.
<5> SDHCI stuff.
<0> is it connected to the PCI or the USB bus?
<0> SDHCI?
<0> wow.
<0> more drivers for this crap?
<0> holy crap. I might be able to get my SD reader working.
<0> I gotta try this...
<5> bronaugh: In sysfs, it's under 'mobile PCI bridge'.
<0> yeah, you may have a Ricoh R5C576
<5> I do.
<0> like what's in this laptop.
<0> so we've got exactly the same chip.
<5> 03:01.1 Cl*** 0805: Ricoh Co Ltd R5C822 SD/SDIO/MMC/MS/MSPro Host Adapter (rev 19)
<0> nice.
<5> Well, almost.
<0> ... not quite no.
<0> it's a separate dev.
<0> mine's integrated into the PCMCIA bridge.
<0> argh, no dl link
<0> now I gotta find an SD card to test :P haha
<5> Me too, heh.
<0> oh well. I can borrow one of those tomorrow to test.
<5> The thing is, the module loads without any problems.
<5> It registers in /proc/devices, major 253.
<0> btw, have you found a download link or patch for this code?
<5> Well, it's in 2.6.17rc1.
<0> because I'm using a debian kernel right now, and I'd rather not bother compiling a new one.
<5> But, yes, there are patches on their ML.
<0> ooo nice.
<0> ok, debian has 2.6.17-rc3 in unstable.
<0> so that'll work.
<5> It won't work. :-)
<5> Well, it will, but you can't install the kernel headers. :-P
<0> you can't eh?
<5> So if you have other drivers... :-)
<0> yeah, like acx.
<0> actually, there's a kernel headers package.
<5> Well, it's a dependency problem, you could just hack it.
<0> so I'm going to give it a shot.
<5> bronaugh: I built a 2.6.17-rc7 kernel, if you want. With the Debian config.
<5> bronaugh: It's built for Pentium M, though...
<0> yeah, I'm using pentium3
<5> It's gonna take forever to built it again...
<0> don't bother.
<0> I think the debian kernel headers should work. I'll try in a sec.
<0> it's wanking around creating initrd right now.. gr.
<5> Hm.
<0> gah.
<0> ok, yeah. not installable linux-kbuild.
<5> I plugged in a MMC and something happened. :-P
<0> nice.
<5> Bus 005 Device 002: ID 413c:a005 Dell Computer Corp.
<0> ... interesting.
<0> block dev you can mount?
<5> I think that appeared wheh I plugged it in.
<6> any of you guys good at coming up with digg story titles?
<5> I wouldn't know where to start.
<0> run dmesg?
<0> Redb3ard: what kind of a site is digg? what kind of people / content?
<5> bronaugh: Only: usb 5-1.4: new full speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 3
<5> Hm, about 10 minutes ago.
<5> Which isn't really consistent with when I plugged it in
<0> yeah.
<6> youve never checked out digg.com? its a slightly less screwed up slashdot,where people vote stories to the frontpage, and any lousy collection of css/html/javascript tutorial links will get voted up 10 times
<0> look in /sys
<0> ie could you say something like "SVG for Pornographers"? or would you have to give it some scientific name like "Modelling male pattern Baldness using SVG"?
<6> :P
<6> Amazing Interactive SVG Diagrams
<5> mmc0: SDHCI at 0xdf9fd400 irq 233 DMA
<0> Amazing Interactive Diagrams using SVG
<0> much better acronym.
<0> gcbirzan: kick***.
<0> /dev/mmc0 eh.
<5> bronaugh: Well, no.
<5> bronaugh: 1) That doesn't get created and 2) Even if I do mknod 253,0 or 253,1, it won't work.
<5> bronaugh: Heck, I mknod-ed all major 253 and it didn't work :-)
<0> so...
<5> So. Now, another thing.
<0> are you using an SD card without the SD support patch?
<0> vs an MMC card?
<0> or did they integrate SD too?
<5> Ah, I think it was an SD card I was using yesterday. This is MMC.
<0> Redb3ard: Interactive Facial Feature Modelling using SVG?
<0> gcbirzan: hmmmmm
<5> bronaugh: But, well, hm.
<6> ok, here we go
<0> yeah... uhh. dmesg has nothing to say about the insertion event?
<5> bronaugh: Now, as I was saying. I kept seeing stuff with setpci and power management on Google for different laptops, but...
<5> bronaugh: Nope.
<0> joy.
<6> http://www.digg.com/design/Amazing_Interactive_SVG_Diagrams if anyone feels like voting it up for me
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