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<0> Znuff: Redhat 7.2 [Compaq/Alpha release]
<1> _ouch_
<0> Znuff: with Xfree86-4.5
<1> debian anyone?
<2> Znuff, his box doesnt even resemble rh 7.2 though
<1> does anything actually work anymore? :>
<1> how do you... upgrade stuff ?
<2> thats so cl***ic
<0> Znuff: compile everything myself and roll them into rpms.. you learn a lot on how programs and what not work thats for sure
<2> 2.6.16 on 7.2
<2> ok.. coffee for real this time, bach in a few
<2> back*
<1> someone should really slap a debian on that box ^_^
<0> linux_terror: alright...talk to ya in a bit... I found a patch for the funky error, have to do a little work working it into Xfree86-4.6 ... it was originally for 4.3
<1> get Xorg ^_^
<2> Znuff, debian would prolly be a downgrade in most regard for him
<2> its `that` upgraded
<1> you have a point there :>
<2> :)
<1> but, uhm... debian sid ?
<0> linux_terror: Znuff : back in a bit, have to get ready for a job interview...wish me luch
<0> luch/luck
<1> good luck :)
<3> anyone used rp-pppoe-server?
<3> if so ... how in the world do I setup users and p***words
<2> OptimusPrime, GREAT luck ;)
<4> how can i know what app is asociated with some port?
<5> MDPAR: netstat or lsof
<4> Fiver THNXZ
<6> .o
<7> Hi.
<6> evening
<7> So yeah my boss is grilling me on these 3ware Escalade cards that we have. He's worried about one failing. How do I respond to that? "That's OK, we have extras"?
<6> 'we have good backups'
<5> do the 3ware cards allow you to backup their config to disk?
<7> It's not the card itself which keeps the settings
<7> er THOSE settings, I don't know
<5> ah ok
<7> BUt there's a util called 3dm that does all the configuration outside of establishing the array.
<5> I've not used a 3ware card. my raid cards allow to backup the raid configuration to disk, so you can restore it to a replacement card
<7> Interesting.
<5> newer cards may have different ways of handling that, I don't know
<8> hmm i thought hardware raid tagged each drive
<8> at least scsi hardware
<8> not sure about sata, i know my one sata onboard here forgets things every so often and i have to reeducate it
<5> I have some older dpt scsi raid controllers that store raid configuration data in the bios. I can't remember offhand if the mylex cards I have do the same. Not familiar with any others.
<5> controller bios, that is
<7> Word.
<8> i only have 2 types of cards, adaptec and perc atm
<8> for scsi
<7> I thought it did, too, Redragon^ .
<7> So it's perfectly normal for a drive to automagically repair a sector on disk, right?
<7> Once in a while, not like every day
<8> and they are pretty smart, if you pull a drive out and slap a new one in, it knows the missing drive, knows the new drive, and then you just tell it the new drive is a replacement and poof
<8> though it may also be eeprom on the scsi controller using the serial of the drives
<8> well mine scream when there is a problem, least when i had problems in the paste
<8> and it would rebuild the array on the fly after you acknowledge the problem
<8> though that can really slow things up hehe
<5> yeah, replacing drives on mine is trivial, but for the dpt cards, if you have to replace a card, you need the saved config data from the old card's EPROM
<8> fortunately i haven't had to do that :)
<8> something I should check on these new PE i have
<8> since the rest of the systems are going to the bye bye
<5> I haven't had to replace one yet either, but I have made sure to make the backups in the event :)
<8> everything will soon be PE boxes :)
<8> the new system with dells are really sweet
<8> can get all kinds of info from the system via command line or via nic with a user/p*** from another machine
<5> my early experiences with dell rackmount servers left me unwilling to desire future experiences with them
<8> this openipmi stuff
<9> how do i change my $PATH?
<5> turn the $WHEEL!
<5> er
<8> like right now i see this machine isn't set to come back up on power loss, i can change that from command line i think
<9> ok
<5> xiv__: for users, you can make permanent $PATH modifications in ~/.bashrc
<9> i found it
<9> google is good ;)
<9> thanks fiver
<5> for system-wide changes to ENV, see /etc/profile and /etc/bashrc
<6> LadyByte, sup
<10> Watchin' the game, havin' a weak American beer...
<6> .o
<5> bah, someone get her some real beer
<5> .o
<8> well i can if i can figure out how :)
<5> hehe
<6> me was lagged me was
<8> darn wish longword were around
<6> !seen longword
<10> longword is currently on #linuxhelp. Has said a total of messages. Is idling for h m s
<6> heh
<6> !seen X
<10> i haven't seen 'x', themaxxz
<5> LadyByte, you're blind
<8> grr
<9> ok, ive been looking on the net. i had a bunk installation of jre2se. how do i get rid of it?
<9> it was a compile, not rpm
<6> xiv__, rm
<5> I suppose you're not lucky enough to have make uninstall for it
<8> i wanna learn all about this ipmi, it will be darn handy
<9> i rm'd the install and source dir maxxz
<6> xiv__, good, now rm the files it installed
<9> [root@my714 ~]# jar
<9> jar was not found in /root/Destop/jre1.5.0_06/bin/Linux/green_threads/jar
<9> thats not even in the path anymore
<5> put the lid back on the jar
<11> laff :P
<8> its not letting me set my power up status, grr
<11> bah
<11> i was just typin that!
<5> haha
<6> proof it
<11> :(
<9> maxxz: could you tell me whats telling it 'the file is <here>"?
<6> xiv__, 'type jar'
<9> ah ha!
<9> thank you :)
<8> grr, stupid error Power Restore Policy command failed: Invalid command
<6> yeah the power restore policy command is 'stupid'
<8> i just wanna change the policy to always-on so a power loss doesn't mean the machine stays down
<8> boxes sure have a bunch of fans and sensors in them
<8> 14 sensors
<8> looks like 14 fans too
<9> maxxz: would you know what package carries 'jar'?
<2> xiv__, java
<9> terror: se, ee or me?
<12> se
<9> ok
<9> i just installed it and i dont have it
<9> rpm
<8> anyone remember how to figure usable space? say six 300gig drives in raid stripe?
<12> uhh. it's installed here.
<12> j2sdk.
<12> Redragon^: what type of RAID?
<8> hardware raid, raid 5 (raid stripe), 6 drives, 300gig each
<8> thats 1800 gig but what do i loose for striping
<12> if you have n disks, you get n-1 disks worth of space with raid5
<8> would loose a full 300gig? that doesn't seem right
<12> yup. you'll lose a full 300 gig.
<12> I just set up a system with 6 disks in raid5.
<6> hey bro
<12> 300 gigs each
<12> hey themaxxz
<8> guess it is hehe
<12> I actually lost even more intentionally.
<8> my 3x73 give 146gig
<12> I put swap on RAID10
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