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<0> could it be the permisions?
<1> ls -al
<2> `V|per: size in human readable
<1> and paste 'only' the az line
<2> `V|per: man df
<0> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 8873373 2007-01-14 07:46 Azureus_2.5.0.0_linux.tar.bz2
<1> see any difference ?
<1> you know unix is case sensitive, right ?
<0> even the file names?
<3> and -hH ?/
<0> OMFG
<0> wow
<1> tar xjvf Az and hit TAB completion dewd
<0> it was the capital A
<3> insmod : ?
<1> duderevs everything even the filenames
<0> god damn
<0> this works now though
<0> thanks for all your help
<0> wow its a lot harder to get something going in linux compared to windows OS
<4> lies
<4> its because you click and does "what it feels like"
<4> linux you tell him what the **** to do
<0> heheh
<0> your right
<4> its just a fact man
<0> thats why i wana learn it more
<4> its probably the best thing you could do
<0> we touched on it in school, but mainly only to use VI to write code, never installing anything or this stuff
<4> damn VIM is pure ownage man
<4> its the best text editor ever
<0> lol
<1> duderevs if i can give you one tip, it's this if you get 'any' error or problem open up www.google.com/linux - and paste that error in, everything you're stuck on, has been asked before
<4> ScoT: god christ, what is google.com/linux
<4> i didnt know this one
<0> i'll brb need a reboot
<1> a pound says he comes back as root
<4> thatd be phunny
<5> wow, i so have to go get that script yo, i needz to have my channel protected man
<6> orly?
<7> anyone can tell me how can I make gcc use more threads when compiling in SUSE !?
<8> -j<num of threads>?
<8> won't exactly make gcc use more threads, but will invoke more instances of gcc for different source files
<7> good >:)
<6> hrm.
<8> unless danq says i'm wrong :P
<7> neah .. you're right :)
<7> it's working
<6> no, sounds about right, but I didn't say that because it's not really 'threads'
<6> as i understand it
<8> yeah, that's what i said
<6> yeah
<8> it's actually a make option though, isn't it?
<8> yep
<6> as I understand it, yes.
<8> i just checked after sifting through gcc man, hehe
<6> fun fun
<8> i know, huh?
<6> I'm bored.
<8> they should alphabetize options in man pages more often
<8> especially gargantuan man pages like gcc's
<6> Shut up.
<9> kk, noob question, prepare yourselves
<9> >_>
<9> Will my windows games be compatible with a linux system?
<1> compatible no, can some run in it with additional software yes
<1> look up 'cedega'
<9> kk, thanks
<10> anyone know what the fedora core equivilant to the gentoo command 'emerge' would be?
<8> Herbaliser: yum
<8> Herbaliser: not really an equivalant, though
<8> equivalent*
<8> emerge is 1000x more powerful and feature rich (albeit more slow)
<10> thank you
<8> np
<11> I need help mounting a USB-drive in Fedora Core 1, anybody care to help?
<11> mount -t ntfs /dev/sda /mnt/blackbook
<11> mount: /dev/sda is not a valid block device
<10> fedora core 1?
<11> yes
<10> why not install fedora core 6?
<11> i wanna do a clean install, but this is on an existing server
<10> probaly find alot more things work ;)
<11> wanna move the old stuff to an usb-drive
<11> no ideas?
<11> Any pointers on where I could go for more linux-help?`
<10> google
<11> yeah. tried about a gazillion hits, hardly any for this old sw. :/
<11> oh well. will have to use an internal disk I guess, or skip wipeing the drives when i re-install
<8> Guest70902
<8> sda is a drive, not a partition
<8> if you want to mount the first partition on sda, it will be named /dev/sda1 (***uming your hd is a sata or scsi drive. if it's ide it will be /dev/hda1)
<8> if you are unsure which partition is ntfs, the cfdisk command should tell you
<11> cfdisk. will try that (rebooting right now)
<11> I tried /dev/sda1-5 as well incidentally
<11> And sdb1-4
<8> are you sure there even is an ntfs partition on there?
<11> The drive is a USB.drive, shows up as a scsi drive
<11> Thats another problem. I'm only about 85% sure it's ntfs. Tried using no -t switch
<11> Could one mount a drive that's unformatted?
<8> heh, i don't think so
<8> try -t auto if you haven't
<8> also, if it's a usb drive, tail /var/log/messages and/or /var/log/syslog
<12> hi...
<8> or tail -n <number of lines to print>
<8> should show the kernel detecting the drive and ***igning a device name to it (ie /dev/sd*)
<11> Will check asap (in 2 mins or so, whe nit's done booting up)
<12> hi..can anyone help me in configuring internet connection in cluster knoppix
<11> dmesg had this to say:
<11> Initializing USB M*** Storage driver...
<11> usb.c: registered new driver usb-storage
<11> scsi0 : SCSI emulation for USB M*** Storage devices
<11> Vendor: WD Model: 2500JB External Rev: 0107
<11> Type: Direct-Access ANSI SCSI revision: 02
<11> oops
<11> mount -t auto /dev/sda1 /mnt/blackbook
<11> mount: /dev/sda1 is not a valid block device
<11> (Got kicked for flooding, what files should I check?)
<8> noone asked you about dmesg or to paste anything. plugin the drive, tail -n 40 /var/log/messages | grep sd
<11> Jan 14 18:27:29 mom kernel: Attached scsi disk sda at scsi0, channel 0, id 0, lun 0
<11> Jan 14 18:27:29 mom kernel: SCSI device sda: 488397168 512-byte hdwr sectors (250059 MB)
<11> Jan 14 18:27:30 mom kernel: sda: sda1
<11> mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/t1
<11> mount: /dev/sda1 is not a valid block device
<8> cfdisk /dev/sda
<11> using -t auto gives same reply
<8> if it doesn't say ntfs, then it's not ntfs
<11> only have cfdisk and fdisk
<8> if you want to use it with windows still, mkfs.vfat /dev/sda1
<8> can you not read? i *said* cfdisk
<8> ok, i'm done
<11> And the fdisk and sfdisk only mention /dev/hd*
<11> Sorry, wrote wrong, meant sfdisk
<11> please bear with me
<11> Is it possible to make a new filesystem without mounting first?
<11> mkfs.vfat /dev/sda1
<11> mkfs.vfat 2.8 (28 Feb 2001)
<8> why are you still pasting crap noone asked you to?
<11> Hoping for help
<8> good luck with that
<11> it's obvious you have no clue. just pissed.
<11> Can't handle a single wrong char from me in chat?
<8> noone likes being bombarded with useless unrequested gibberish that while their suggestions and statements go ignored
<11> I did all you told me, just didnt have that command in fedora core 1, not available from the yum-repo either
<11> well. thx anyhow for your time. too bad it got me nowhere
<13> Guest70902 be paient ok dude
<13> some one with alttle less atitude will be on and help I don't know how to fix your issue so just wait on one of the more experienced people k
<11> ok. Thanks for your help. Already regret my own attitude break. sorry all.
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