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<0> ok. Thanks for your help. Already regret my own attitude break. sorry all.
<1> :}
<2> Greetings all...
<3> There is no better breakfast than eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes and english muffins slathered in butter with a touch of cinnamon and sugar.
<4> are you fat, awpti ?
<2> You are making me hungry... time for more coffee
<3> Stegul, if 6' and 150lbs is fat, yes.
<4> or are breakfasts like this not an every-day occurrence :P
<4> awpti: is it fat?
<4> I don't actually know
<3> They're an every-other-day occurance.
<3> I'm a friggin' twig. The bane of people trying to lose weight.
<4> yeah, me too :)
<4> I eat a lot of crap too
<4> it's great
<2> Me three... =)
<3> I'll **** down 2 triple-stacks, fries and a frosty, go home and inhale some chips and salsa.. and i still keep my svelte form.
<2> They hate us. We metabolis like rabbits
<3> Oh, and then I'll have a carrot or something. Gotta stay healthy, you know.
<5> easy question of the day, I just upgraded my ubuntu to 6.06 LTS, and now my internet does not work, what do I need to do?
<5> nevermind I think i just found the problem
<6> today is what?
<7> It's been a while since I last setup a new Linux box...so I installed debian 3.1 which comes with exim...I am not thrilled with exim. I know sendmail is bunk now...but what is the mta of choice nowadays?
<7> postfix?
<6> meltoast, yeah
<7> k
<7> thanks
<7> quiet today
<7> so ... as I said... I am running debian 3.1 How do I set up printing to a networked printer via tcp/ip?
<8> meltoast - look at CUPS
<6> Hello. Who's in the US?
<9> me
<10> Znuff: About 300 million people actually
<6> from here dude :)
<6> Who's watching NFL?
<10> Znuff: Are you looking for anyone in particular? ;)
<6> someone who could provide some info :)
<6> on what channel is the bears vs. seahawks game :>
<10> NFL info in #lh?
<6> NFL as in National Football League
<10> I know what it is.
<6> well... you're the only people that I know from us :P
<6> well, at least soem of you
<10> I'm not form the US though ;)
<6> oh
<6> nvm, found it
<6> Sky Sports 3
<11> does anyone know how to get a USB external drive going? do i have to have it plugged in during boot up or is it hot bootable? And do i have to mount it... can someone please help me
<6> dudet3, first of all, state distro
<11> slackware
<6> oh, sorry about you
<11> why
<6> because you'd be better with another distro
<11> i like a challange
<11> also id like to get my sound working
<11> anybody/
<6> well, your life will be a hell when using slackware :-)
<11> what distro you use>?
<6> Ubuntu mainly
<6> Sometimes Debian
<6> or fedora
<11> i hear fedora is just like window
<11> windows
<11> does anyone know how to get a USB external drive going? do i have to have it plugged in during boot up or is it hot bootable? And do i have to mount it... can someone please help me
<6> In modern distros you just plug it in and you mount /dev/sdXX something
<6> but in slackware... good luck
<12> hey
<12> how can i scan a partition for bad blocks ?
<6> !badblocks
<6> erm
<6> use "badblocks"
<6> :)
<12> great
<12> thx
<6> make sure you don't have your partition mounted
<12> affirmative
<12> because i got a 10gb hard drive which is pretty much screwed... is this possible that i still use it but i mean.. make it "knows" where -not to write- on it ?
<6> You'd be in pain.
<6> I tried that once and it worked for about one year :D
<12> This option causes e2fsck to use badblocks(8) program to do a read-only scan of the device in order to find any bad blocks. If any bad blocks are found, they are added to the bad block inode to prevent them from being allocated to a file or directory. If this option is specified twice, then the bad block scan will be done using a non-destructive read-write test.
<12> i guess thats exactly what i want ;)
<12> haaha, it keeps on listing bad blocks
<12> nice
<12> cauz the hard drive had ubuntu installed and everything, then it "auto-screwed" so i damn blew it through the floor
<12> from then, its even more screwed
<13> dudet3: tail -f /var/log/messages and plug the device in
<6> sinthetek, you sure slack has usb support yet?
<13> Znuff: i'm sure you're a distro nazi and an ***
<6> I was actually asking a question. Who's the *** now?
<11> awh sinthetek
<11> ok i think i see the usb drive
<14> Greetings! I'm having a bit of trouble getting my onboard network adapter working. It is an nforce system. I am attempting to use the forcedeth drivers to get it working. I've used both modprobe and insmod the get the module loaded, and doing lsmod | grep forcedeth shows that it is loaded. However, it doesn't appear to work. Am I missing some steps?
<14> It doesn't list any kind of ethernet device in ifconfig.
<11> an 14 13:56:47 hostdan kernel: hub.c: new USB device 02:0b.2-4, ***igned address 3
<13> Znuff: you still are. i cannot determine how sarcastic you are behind all of your descrimination
<13> discrimination*
<11> sinthetek, what next budd
<15> Quentarez: ifconfig -a
<13> dudet3: is that hte only line? nothing akin to: Jan 11 17:08:56 wintergreen kernel: [17339208.128000] sd 3:0:0:1: Attached scsi removable disk sdb?
<14> I see the loopback and sit0.
<13> s/hte/the
<11> i sent you in a different window
<11> sinthetek are yuo there
<13> dudet3: how many usb drives do you have? heh
<11> just the one plugge in right now
<13> hrm... it looks like it was being detected fine earlier and registered as sda1
<11> oh i had plugged it in and unplugged it a few times today
<13> yeah, it looks like in the later attempts it wasn't created for some reason but not sure
<11> hmm so what do you recommend?
<13> dudet3: mkdir /mnt/usbdev && mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbdev
<13> if it says sda1 isn't a valid block device: unplug usb drive, modprobe -r usb-storage, and the plug it back in
<13> if it says to specify a filesystem type, try: mount -t auto /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbdev
<16> hi guys, i'm just starting a debian system and i'm having some problems setting up networking. Anywhere i can read something useful?
<13> if there is no error, your files should be accessible in /mnt/usbdev
<15> kroz: You could try giving us a bit more details...
<11> thanks man, that worked great
<13> np
<11> would you be able to give me a hand with my sound aswell?
<11> i love this slackware its sooo exicting, F windows
<13> dudet3: lspci and paste the sound card chipset
<16> sigh, disconnected
<13> or just tell me if you know it :P
<11> Ensoniq 5880 AudioPCI (rev 02)
<13> one min
<11> ok
<13> dudet3: modprobe snd-ens1371
<11> ok
<13> afterwards, run alsamixer. if you see 'MM' underneath a meter-thing, press 'm' to unmute it
<13> with some soundcards, some settings *need* to remain muted. otherwise sound will not work right because of a conflict or something, so play an mp3 or something and unmute them one by one
<11> hm
<11> do i have to save these settings before they work
<11> i'm playing an msn but not getting anything
<13> also, remember google and /var/log are your friends. most kernel error msgs go to /var/log/messages or /var/log/syslogs
<11> lol playing and mp3
<11> whoops
<13> err
<13> /var/log/syslog*
<13> everything unmuted in alsamixer?
<11> nice, nevermind i didn't realzie i had to turn the volumes up
<11> ****in right, your the man, i got sound whoooooooooooo who
<13> :P
<13> use esc to exit alsamixer
<11> your awesome man, thanks a milion
<13> and then alsactl store
<13> not sure how slackware handles alsa... i haven't used it in a bit
<11> it says specify command
<13> you typed 'alsactl store'?
<13> :P
<11> hehe
<13> the 'store' is part of it
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