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<0> deadeyes: why don't you just unplug your current monitor and use it for installation?
<1> theCore, because I then need to restart the machine:p
<1> I also dont have a second keyboard and mouse for doing the installation:p
<1> (PS/2 mouse and keyboard)
<2> deadeyes: you are one lazy mofo
<2> borrow someone else's then
<2> jeez
<2> :P
<2> you only need it for like 20-30 min and then you can unplug agian
<2> again*
<1> sinthetek, no I'm not one lazy mofo :p
<1> I just want to try it this way... normal installs are no fun:)
<0> deadeyes: ah, I found it
<2> ahh
<2> ok, that's cool then
<2> my b
<0> deadeyes: you can use the netboot disk, and stream the install data with TFTP
<1> :s I need a bootable network card dont I?
<0> a bootable network card?
<0> a normal network card should work...
<0> deadeyes: https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/installation-guide/i386/install-tftp.html
<0> deadeyes: also: https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/installation-guide/i386/ch05s01.html#boot-tftp
<1> theCore, added to my favorites... have to go now:)
<1> thx 4 your time theCore
<0> deadeyes: good luck
<1> thx
<0> I need go too
<0> (for installing Ubuntu Feisty, yay)
<2> anyone ever boot from a usb device before?
<2> that would require some sort of special cmos setting, huh?
<1> sinthetek, you should format it so it is bootable I think
<2> otherwise, i'd need some sort of special grub/lilo config in conjunction with a floppy if i want to boot from it
<1> you cant do it right out of the box
<2> hrm.. that kinda ****s too...
<2> my usb drive is an mp3 player too, hehe
<3> bios would need to support booting
<2> blah, i don't think it does
<2> this laptop is from '99
<1> sinthetek, flash the bios
<2> i guess i will modify a minimal livecd and set it to read the usbdrive
<2> deadeyes: you're ***uming there is a biosupdate for my system that would support usb booting
<2> i dunno if there is... it's so old
<2> you can't just flash the bios any system with an update for any other
<1> sinthetek, could be:)
<1> sinthetek, I now that:p
<2> ok, sorry :P
<2> i just kinda doubt there is one for a laptop that old
<2> i'm checking right now though
<4> sinthetek: http://www.issociate.de/board/post/30324/booting_from_USB_drive_(without_BIOS_support).html maybe?
<1> gone:) bye all
<2> Aciduzzu: niice, i will check that out as well
<2> yep, last bios update was in 2001 :P
<2> if it doesn't have the capability now, i doubt it ever will
<4> try this two aswell: http://wolvix.org/node/344 and http://www.neowin.net/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t269145.html
<2> However, you could put your kernel and initrd on a
<2> floppy and then use a USB root file system to get around this.
<2> hah! i knew it
<2> word, thanks
<4> np, enjoy!
<5> hahahah wow that was a cut/paste from hell in the other channel
<6> TenBaseT: mount /dev/sda1
<6> TenBaseT: Then chroot to the mountpoint
<5> look before I exploded.
<5> I already did that
<7> you exploded? :(
<5> I was trying to paste that back into the channel and had the wrong **** on my clipboard
<5> 17:22 <5> Now I need to get grub re-installed on the new MBR, so I chrooted to the new disk and ran 'grub-install sda'
<6> So you don't have /dev/sda at all?
<5> /dev was empty in the chroot
<6> Something is very wrong then
<5> well, I dunno
<6> Do you still have the original disk?
<5> of course
<5> well I mean
<6> And you can throw both of them in there at the same time?
<5> I still have the backup
<5> No, the original disks and the new disks cant be in at the same time
<6> But don't have the hard disk?
<6> Damn
<5> only room for one array
<6> TenBaseT: Well, I'd say without making your dev devices over again, that backup is going to be pointless
<5> wtf dev is auto generated, is it not?
<5> you cant backup dev
<6> You're missing the information to regenerate /dev/
<6> This is one reason why I backup with mondo rescue
<5> Great, I'll keep that mind for next time.
<5> okay, but look
<5> the booted system, the livecd thats running, its got all the normal dev stuff in it
<5> and it can obviously see /dev/sda
<5> because I've got it mounted
<8> Hey guys.. anyone here ever have a problem with Debian and the kernel messages not logging. I have sysklogd installed and runnig.. but all of a sudden it isn't logging the kernel messages any more and I can't figure out why. I am getting all my other messages except my kernel messages
<8> and no the kernel hasn't been upgraded lately.. it is still the same kernel 2.4.33.3
<8> anyone have any ideas as to what may be going on?
<9> have you tried to restart syslogd?
<9> I've had this problem a lot under CentOS 4, still have yet to find a solution.
<8> yes I tired that already
<8> I alraedy did a KILL -HUP PID
<8> and then after that I stoped it completely and restarted it again
<8> and still nothing
<8> Ya well this machine is a debian box
<9> So what. It's the same software
<8> Ya well its really pissing me off
<8> it won't log the kernel messages still
<10> sendmail won't let it's users send mail to outside addresses. I've been chasing this for over 3 days now and just don't see what else to do.
<10> any help?
<9> what do your logs tell you?
<10> danimal, I get relaying denied: unknown user
<10> I've tried sending from actual user accounts on this server, as root, and as an account listed in trusted-users
<10> I have a smart host configured and I masquerede... this server hostname does not have an outside DNS entry (nor do I want it to have one), yet it hosts virtual web sites
<10> Do I need to include an entry for the server that is relaying for this box in one of the config files?
<10> Here's part of the log: relay=exchange.foo.local. [10.1.64.111], dsn=5.7.1, stat=User unknown
<10> though, for addresses to our local domain, received by that same smart host, successful log entries read: relay=exchange.foo.local. [10.1.64.111], dsn=2.0.0, stat=Sent
<10> In other words, I'm working on server "X" ....
<10> local X user sends mail to me@mydomain.com through relay=exchange.foo.local --> delivered no problem
<10> local X user sends mail to you@yourdomain.com through relay=exchange.foo.local --> 550 5.7.1 User unknown
<10> isn't the same local user recognized in both transactions?
<10> or rather, why isn't the same local user recognized in both transactions?
<11> hello, does anyone know what rtld(GNU_HASH) is? i get that as an unsatisfied dependency when trying to install the GNU prolog programming package (as an rpm), and after an hour of googling i'm no closer to a solution...
<12> after I changed some info in /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 how do I get them to be reloaded
<10> Anyone able to help with a sendmail configuration?
<13> hey girl wut kinda dongs u into
<14> reality_: anything else?
<6> Meh
<14> well?
<6> Kick |nT because I just don't like his nick
<6> heh
<14> dont push it :D
<6> That digiobi character is eyeing a channel takeover...
<6> Better kick him
<15> what did I do lol
<6> See...denial.
<6> Always a mannerism of the guilty
<15> I haven't been here in 2 weeks, I was planning ;)
<14> i'm sure your plans are as incompetent as the rest of you! :D
<10> Sendmail won't allow a local user to send to a remote recipient. What do I need to fix in my sendmail.mc?
<16> any of you guys happen to know an app for debian, which can give me info about a movie (like aspect ratio, bitrate etc) ?
<3> mediainfo.sf.net
<3> there is a beta for linux
<16> ah damn, it has to be cmdline
<16> ah it has an non gui version
<16> thanks alot :)
<17> file should give you some info
<2> doesn't mplayer usually say that stuff?
<2> couldn't you just mplayer file.avi -vo null or something?
<16> file dont give enough :-)
<18> does anyone know why i can't change the permissions of my USB drive. it won't let me write to it..
<3> flash drive?
<18> its a external HD
<18> USB
<3> what file system?
<18> ntfs
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