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<0> digiobi:, long: thank you for your help thus far. However, I can't stop until I either have the 2.6 kernel running in this distro, or I'm forced to switch back and/or reinstall (in which case I'll leave slackware for a release with the latest kernel).
<0> I'll let you all know how it goes :)
<0> it's really kind of a pilgrimage.
<1> mwilson: you tried to warn me lol
<2> If I fall off, I apologise
<3> 10.2 comes with a 2.6 kernel
<4> pls how can i select with sed character 5 to 10 ?
<2> So did 10.1, if we're talking Mandrake
<1> no slack viking
<2> ahh.
<2> hey. Any way to stop joins/parts showing in channel windowL
<1> not that I know of
<5> sun1: You're sure you want sed not cut?
<5> sun1: cut -c 5-10 would get it
<4> thanks
<4> i need it cause i want to get some numbers from stdout
<3> how long were you planning to sit here asking?
<3> you could've saved time reading it on your own
<5> sed could do it with something like 's/^.\{5\}\(.\{5\}\).*/\1/'
<5> Though there's probably a less messy way
<5> awk may also suit your purposes depending on the data set
<4> thanks alot longword
<2> hi longword
<5> Evening Viking
<4> i`ve did it with cut
<6> I have a Sony desktop with two RAID'ed SATA drives. I have been unsuccessfull in mounting them using a live CD. "mount -t ntfs /dev/sda /mnt/sda" where sda exists in knoppix in these respective directories.
<6> Note: it looks like Linux is seeing the raid on boot?
<6> getting wronge fs type
<6> I think this may be due to the RAID?
<6> I also see a sda1 and sdb
<6> I have tried mounting all three
<6> any ideas? thanks
<7> http://osnews.com/story.php?news_id=13951 Ubuntu security flaw
<2> reality: just reading it now
<8> got the ntfs kernel module loaded?
<8> pah, impatient users.
<8> reality: hahaha
<6> sorry I got disconnected
<8> legrande48: load the ntfs kernel module, if any.
<9> wtf.. This is ridiculous. Since when a browser can use >150M of RAM?..
<8> legrande48: note that writing to an ntfs filesystem is not safe (last i heard, that is)
<6> I will try that..thanks (still learning -- I am guessing I would need to recompile?)
<2> capturefs
<2> or captivefs
<6> I only need to read it..
<2> then all you need is to mount.
<2> incidentally, do you need to mount a DRIVE, or a partition IN that drive?
<2> Normally it's a partition, in which case you'd use sda1, sdb2 or whatever
<6> I did try mount -t ntfs /dev/sda1 /mnt/sda1
<6> and sdb
<6> not sdb2 I didn't see that one in there
<6> wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb
<6> I have two 150 gig hd's raided together
<6> one big partition
<10> are they raided using MS software raid?
<2> ahhh.
<6> There is an IBM bios type raid going on just after normal bios operations take place.
<2> hardware then. 's funny.
<6> I can enter the IBM raid bios and delete or add ...
<2> not really what you want.
<6> But that would destroy any data on the hard drive
<2> true
<6> lol..
<6> correct
<11> !mvi
<2> Normally I'd expect a raid to turn up as a independent device too, as well as the independent sd devices.
<6> I was thinking that too.. because it should be setup in the bios.. so why would the OS see two drives.. ect..
<2> legrande48: actually, that'd happen anyhow.
<6> ? really? humm.. it was just a hypothisys
<2> The OS will typically see the independent drives anyhow.
<6> I need to reboot and try some stuff.. thanks.
<10> oh oh longword you still about?
<12> oh no. i missed the bit where it said to ask questions on a special channel and now they dont ask my question on #cl***
<13> hi
<13> is there any way of moving a file that gas a - befor its name? mv -File File ?
<9> and there was silence
<10> Kurumo you using sendmail with SA?
<9> yes
<10> why not go spam***-milter then? much more effecient than the procmail method
<13> mv takes -File as an argument :\
<14> Redragon^ what if he wants all mails with a level >5 being tagged and everything with >10 deleted immediately? does sa(-milter) support that?
<10> yes
<10> sa will tag all the email according to config but you can tell spam***-milter to bounce anything that is at or above a specified rating
<14> hmm
<10> this is much better than /dev/null imo because if an email is rejected as spam but its a legitimate email at least the sender has info as to what happened, it doesn't just dissappear
<14> can it do that user-based as well?
<9> Redragon^, let me look into that
<9> I just did the simplest thing that I already knew how to do.
<15> Redragon^: this is so lame
<15> Redragon^: this means tons of people will get bounced mails , which they never sent
<10> no no no
<10> wrong all wrong
<15> ok, then i misunderstood :p
<10> it bounces them as 550 relay denied
<10> it doesn't queue and bounce back to "from"
<15> haaaa, that's good :p
<10> it bounces as its recieving the email thus the sending machine knows immediately that you wont accept that mail
<10> Kurumo its not to hard to setup
<16> so if i'm using a seperate boot partition with grub, should i specify the partition /boot is on as root? (ie root (hd1,2)?
<16> )*
<14> tuxxboxx no hit-and-runs when i'm busy :p
<12> :D
<12> tojoe, you hang out with Asmo, the kungfu fighter, right?
<14> sorta
<16> is there a grub shell command to list available devices? tab isn't working
<12> tojoe, do you think he will allow a posting on his irc-junkie site that is undernet critical?
<14> tuxxboxx in the forums or as an article?
<12> yep!
<14> which one? forums shouldnt be a problem, wouldnt be the first one
<16> can someone help me with grub? i am trying to install it onto my new sata drive and none of the commands and stuff are working :\
<12> some weeks ago i got me banned on his channel when i said something negative about some opers
<12> and i would be sad when i spend hours on an article and he deletes it
<16> grub files should should be in / relative to the boot partition, right?
<14> i dunno, i'm not involved in oper-matters, all i know is he's walking a fine line when dealing with articles relating to undernet
<12> sinthetek, isnt the grub.conf in /etc?
<16> tuxxboxx: no
<12> tojoe, sounds good. maybe its just IRC that heats up things then
<16> i'm migrating my system to a new drive and decided to throw in a boot partition but now grub is saying it can't mount the partition (ext3 with support in the kernel)
<16> i can mount it fine manually, though
<14> sinthetek my grub stuuf is in /boot/grub
<16> i can mount it with grub conf and such
<12> there is also a little problem with the boot flag of the partition
<16> !@#!
<16> half of the time it recognizes hd1 and half of the time it says the disk does not exist
<16> the boot partition is ext3
<16> i only have two haddrives, and the first is hd0
<16> localhost grub # grub-install hd1,3
<16> Error 21: Selected disk does not exist
<16> hd1,3 = /dev/sda4, right?
<14> why not install it in the mbr?
<16> if i could, i would
<16> i can't install it anywhere
<16> same error if i use hd1
<16> ie grub-install hd1
<14> somehow grub-install never worked for me
<16> well, i've tried several other approaches that have worked in the past
<16> as well as trying grubconf and grubconfig for the first times
<16> root (hd1,1) is right for sda2?
<16> and setup (hd1)?
<14> looks ok to me, provided sda is hd1
<14> got an ide drive in there, too?
<16> yeah
<16> 1 ide and one sata
<16> should i be specifying the / partition of /boot is at a different place?
<14> no, grub doesnt care about that
<16> is it looking for the root partition of the entire fs or grub's root partition?
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