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<0> thanks a million
<0> flashblock *awesome*
<1> Hrumph: Yeah, it's one of those awesome little bits of code that completely changes the experience.
<0> again i can't understand why this isn't included in all default installs
<1> The reason it's not included is to make it optional. If you want it, just install it. If you don't, just leave it.
<2> how do i ount my dvd, isn't it iso9660 ?
<1> It does help avoid making FF into bloatware.
<0> Demonen, but i'll bet that the majority of people who thought about it would want it...
<1> Patrick: "auto" is a nice fs :)
<3> Pat: Typically you shouldn't need to specify a filesystem
<3> Pat: DVDs may be iso9660, udf, or both
<3> Hru: Flash isn't included by default in any installs
<2> Demonen i tried /dev/dvd /mnt/DVD auto users,ro 0 0
<2> but it doesnt work
<2> whats wrong
<3> Pat: What Linux distribution?
<2> slackware
<3> I see.
<3> Built your own kernel?
<1> Hrumph: Yeah, I agree, but the same goes for a whole lot of extentions (like SessionSaver and MouseGestures), but over time all that crap becomes just bloat for the people who don't want it. Like in Opera.
<2> longword, no its the 2.4.29
<2> so how do i mount the dvd drive?
<1> Patrick: What does it say when you try to mount?
<3> Pat: ls -l /dev/dvd
<1> yeah, that too :D
<3> Does that exist? Is it a symlink pointing to the right place?
<2> ls -l /dev/dvd shows me /dev/dvd -> /dev/hdc
<1> what happens when you try to mount it?
<3> What kind of disc is in the drive?
<2> longword: a dvd
<3> Video?
<4> somebody said video was interrupt 10h for the video BIOS
<2> longword yeah
<3> Pat: modprobe udf
<2> longword ls -l /dev/cdrom leads to /dev/hdc too
<2> longword: what next?
<3> cat /proc/filesystems
<3> Make sure iso9660 and udf are listed
<2> they both are
<3> OK, try mounting the disc again
<3> And tell us what error, if any, you get
<2> it says
<2> wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/dvd
<2> missing codepage or other error
<3> Try another disc
<2> longword same thing
<2> how did u mount ur DVD?
<5> longword : i changed the jumper settings and now my hdd is hda , but when i tried grub-install /dev/hda i got an error [/dev/hda does not have any corresponding bios drive]?!?!
<3> That's what the --recheck option is for
<3> Check that /etc/fstab doesn't reference hdb too - it probably won't
<5> ok i will , just a sec
<3> Though it might for swap
<5> grub-install --recheck /dev/hda -> (fd0) /dev/fd0 (hd0) /dev/hda ,,, does that means it is ok now ?
<3> Yes
<5> longword : i rebooted and only have the grub console again grub> ?!?!
<2> how did u mount ur DVD?
<3> Pat: I used a distribution other than Slackware
<3> B: OK, time to delve into /boot/grub/grub.conf
<5> what should i do there , it didnt even boot linux!
<3> From the rescue CD again
<5> ok i will try again
<3> Doy you have a separate /boot partition or just / ?
<3> What partition is /boot on? /dev/hda2? /dev/hda5?
<5> just /
<5> all are in /dev/hda8
<3> And what partition is that?
<5> is there anything i should do after editing grub.conf ?
<3> hda8?
<3> What are all the other partitions?
<5> fat32
<5> bad news is , i dont have /boot/grub/grub.conf!!!
<3> You have at least three other FAT32 partitions?
<5> i have 5 other partitions and one for linux and one as a swap
<3> OK.
<3> I can work with that.
<3> Create yourself a /boot/grub/grub.conf
<3> Check what vmlinuz and initrd files you have in /boot
<3> You'll want something like...
<3> title Fedora Core (2.6.15-1.1831_FC4)
<3> root (hd0,7)
<3> kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.15-1.1831_FC4 ro root=LABEL=/ selinux=0 rhgb quiet
<3> initrd /boot/initrd-2.6.15-1.1831_FC4.img
<5> each line you wrote is a line by it self ?
<3> Yes
<3> Adjust to your needs depending on the kernel/initrd you have yourself
<6> longword, for the past few hours I've got some problems... I have 2 nics. Both dhcp, from the same ISP. When one goes UP, the other one just stops working. if it goes down, the other one works...
<5> ok
<6> so, they don't want to work in the same time... distro is debian stable
<3> Znu: Same ISP?
<6> yeah, but different IP cl***es
<3> Znu: The ISP's getting wise to you :)
<6> one is 194.*, the other 81.*
<6> erm, but how?
<5> longword : after creating grub.conf is there anything i will have to do with grub to accept grub.conf changes m i mean like lilo in the past
<3> On two separate cable connections?
<3> B: Nope.
<6> longword, yup, two separate cable connections, 2 different modems.
<5> longword : ok and what about winxp ?
<3> B: We'll burn that bridge when we get to it
<6> it's been driving me nuts for the last hours
<3> I'm definitely blaming the ISP
<6> could ip_spoof have something to do with it ?
<3> Wossat?
<6> spoofprotect=no
<6> erm, was set to yes
<3> It might
<6> let's see
<6> nope =/
<3> That maps to rp_filter
<6> started eth1, eth0 stopped
<6> if I stop eth1, eth0 works again
<3> But are you sure that packets you're sending through one connection definitely have a source IP in the range of that connection?
<6> I'm actually pinging them from outside
<3> The ping response has a source IP
<6> I'm not following you
<3> If a packet with a source IP of 194.* is sent through the interface on the 81.* subnet, you can expect that packet to disappear without a trace
<7> goood ol ***ymmetric routing
<6> hmmm, how can I make sure that doesn't happen ?
<7> you cant
<3> Sure you can
<3> It's just viciously complicated
<3> And lartc.org is probably still down
<8> yea i haven't figured it out yet, getting strange error
<8> longword maybe you can explain this
<8> firewall:~# ip rule list
<8> RTNETLINK answers: Invalid argument
<8> Dump terminated
<7> hmm works here
<3> Redr: Kernel not built with IP policy routing?
<8> hmm thats possible
<8> 2.4.18-bf2.4
<3> I see.
<8> thats the kernel in that box
<7> thats OLD
<3> Haven't seen a number like that in quite some time
<6> should I mention this? http://pastebin.com/551817
<3> That's vulnerable isn't it?
<8> well guess i could kill everything and install debian hehe
<8> apt-get upgrade is up to date
<3> Is security.debian.org in the sources.list?
<3> Are kernel updates on the exclude list
<8> yea
<8> hmm let me check
<8> where would i find that with apt?
<8> i know security is in the updates, thats where most of the last updates came from
<3> I think that'll be in the sources.list
<9> cat /etc/sources.list
<6> longword, doesn't that look just like I have 2 different ISP's ?
<8> no excludes in there
<3> But I'm not sure
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