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<0> just download it
<1> Znuff that script didnt work :\
<2> it's a sign of the end times! a local sports team is actually doing good!
<2> Oh crap sticks.... stupid windows lost the refresh rate again
<1> brb
<3> hellow`
<3> anyone know how could i save the ifconfig settings of my ethernet card?
<3> so I'm tired of having to set the address at every boot
<4> Anyone know why you'd need to "save" them instead of using whatever mechanism your particular distribution provides?
<4> But then again, I imagine you expect everyone to guess what distribution you use.
<5> hi, how do i format grubb, i mean, i format the whole disk and it still seems to lurk around at startup
<6> Replace it with something else - lilo or fdisk/mbr in DOS
<5> i dont think i have DOS
<5> or do i?
<6> A Windows installer will do it too
<5> i dont have windows
<5> :(
<7> Then why do you want to remove grub?
<5> i want to install a new linux distro
<4> <shrug> Then do so.
<5> and after i install, having formatted, it brings me back to the old grubb startup
<5> giving an error
<8> heh
<8> google windows bootdisk
<5> i dont have a floppy disk
<8> got a cd burner?
<8> and a blank cd?
<8> or do you not have that either?
<5> hmm, yea i have a cd
<8> then google windows 98 bootdisk iso
<5> can u put 2 iso's on one disk, yea?
<8> why would you want to?
<5> cuz the cd i have already has an iso on it
<8> cloud__: do you know anything about a computer?
<8> other than how to point and click?
<5> longword: can u put 2 iso's on a cd?
<8> i'm not trying to be an arse, but so far, you have no floppy, a cd thats already written on, questionable burner, and you want to use dual iso's that both need to be priority for booting
<8> can you, yes, if you know what your doing, do i suggest _you_ trying it, absolutley not, i'd suggest a long walk off a short cliff before..
<5> im on a latop
<5> have no floppy drive
<8> buy an external?
<8> so that this doesnt happen again?
<6> cloud: You may like to investigate the use of isolinux
<8> or, use a _BLANK_ cd, so you have it forever and ever.
<6> Part of the syslinux package
<5> longword: what is?
<6> But I haven't read anything you've written
<5> ah ok hehe
<6> So the suggestion may be miles off the mark
<5> im trying to stop grubb from loading up at startup
<5> ie deleting it
<8> so do what i said
<6> isolinux, like syslinux, and a bit like lilo, allows you to construct boot options in a menu
<8> get a blank cd, go download a bootdisk iso, fdisk /mbr it, and be done
<5> it's 1.30am, i cant get any more cds
<6> To completely blank a disk, dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hdd bs=4k
<8> he's got a cd-r media that he's trying to put _another_ bootable iso on, which he's already burned on, i'm guessing which has been fixated already
<5> longword: would that work in the slackware setup prompt? im guessing not
<5> yea it's been fixated
<8> then that means that its _not_ writeable
<8> so you _need_ a blank cd
<5> ah, finalised
<8> so go to a 24 hour store and get some
<5> well i dont got one
<8> then quite whining then, your stuck until you do
<5> there aren't any around here
<8> go to the next town then
<8> this isnt up for discussion anymore
<8> k, have a good night
<8> back to coding, bbiab
<5> longword: can i do that from the slackware setup prompt?
<8> cloud__: GO TRY
<5> cuz im pretty sure u cant
<8> why not go find out
<8> jesus christ, its like you need to be spoonfed, and i hate to tell you thats the last thing you'll get here, is spoonfed, you atleast have to put some _EFFORT_ into finding out for yourself, if you get stuck then you come here for help
<4> Why do the stupids always think they should be running Slack?
<8> LMAO
<8> good call
<8> atleast there not trying debian, the headache would be worse
<8> bbiam, gotta go to the store
<9> dig MX mail.mydomain.com
<3> what kind of port does p2p use? udp or tcp?
<3> I want to do port forwarding....
<10> check google
<10> i bet its udp
<4> I suppose now you expect people to guess which of umpteen peer-to-peer applications you might be using.
<4> You couldn't even identify which distribution you were using earlier... I can't imagine you'll be able to identify which application you're using to steal with.
<3> mwilson sorry but i thought they all use the same type ...
<4> I doubt you thought about it at all.
<3> how the heck am I supposed to know?:D
<4> How are you supposed to know which distribution you're using? You installed it, didn't you?
<3> never mind:P
<3> I installed it but it doesent say the type
<3> only says port x
<4> As for which p2p application you're using, you don't know what the name of the program you're running is?
<3> i know the name of it
<4> But it'd be too much trouble to identify it, of course.
<4> Apparently it *is* too much trouble.
<11> whose box
<11> hehe
<12> Well the problem is this, for some reason when ever i attempt to compile files using GCC [or any other compiler for that matter] I end up with errors like this, gcc-4.0.1: /usr/X11R6/lib/.libs/libSM.so" ... I believe theres an issue with one my /usr/lib/*.la files but can't narrow things down. I was wondering, if someone can't answer that question, how could i use grep to search for the offending .libs string. if I use " grep -e ".libs"
<12> /usr/lib/*.la" it simply dumps everything with "libs", its searching for "libs" and not ".libs"....any ideas, tips, tricks
<8> why not use ls *.libs
<8> or something to that effect, wildcard it to search for something like that
<8> or grep *.libs
<8> w/e it is your searching for
<12> darkn3ss: because '.libs' is a string INSIDE of one of the *.la files [link archive]
<8> so what exactly are you searching for, a file or what?
<8> or something in compile output?
<12> ...if I use " grep -e ".libs" /usr/lib/*.la" it simply dumps everything with "libs", its searching for "libs" and not ".libs"....any ideas, tips, tricks
<8> nice repeating
<12> darkn3ss: let me put it this way... this " grep -e ".libs" /usr/lib/*.la" lists EVERYTHING containing libs and NOT .libs in the link archive files [.la]
<8> anyway, have you tried to grep -e ".libs" /usr/lib/*.la >> something.crap
<8> and then search tru the file and see if what your looking for is in there?
<4> Well, yeah... what did you expect it to do?
<8> i mean its painful i know, but possibly a solution
<4> "." == wildcard
<12> darkn3ss: what for, it would simply dump every line containing 'lib' and NOT '.lib' in the link archives...thats NOT what I want... I just want to grep '.libs'
<12> grep is dropping the '.' while 'grepping'
<4> Uh, no, it is not.
<8> because the . is a wildcard(like *)
<12> darkn3ss: how do I get grep not to think '.' is a wild card
<4> No, it's a wildcard like "?"
<4> A single character.
<8> brb
<12> mwilson: gotcha... I was wondering is there a flag that I can use that would treat '.' as a char and not a wildcard...
<12> mwilson: and from what I can see '.' is a wildcard and not a single char such as '?' Grep treats '.' the same as '*'
<4> You're wrong, but that's your problem.
<12> mwilson: I take it you don't know so you rather argue over ****ing symantics...thanks see ya
<4> What leads you to think there's some problem in /usr/lib, rather than with the command line being p***ed to the compiler?
<13> did you try escaping it \. ?
<12> ArmOrAttAk: I'll try that, thanks
<12> mwilson: well I didn't start having the prob until I starting installing Xorg, not all of it, but a few files... and the .libs error is showing up in the 'rpath'...thats what lead me to believe it was a link archive issue
<12> ArmOrAttAk: that works.... thanks!
<4> You would install only part of something meant to be used as a whole because...?
<14> what do you call the mask things they put on psychiatric patients? like what dr. hannibal lector wore
<12> mwilson: well I just needed enough to compile a couple of programs... I like my install of Xfree86 and don't feel like trying to install Xorg since the Xserver portion doesn't build and the only help I get from Xorg is, "It doesnt do that on my computer"
<12> Sinister: muzzle
<15> anyone alive?
<10> Megatron transform!
<16> Hello, I need help!!! I'm trying to compile kernel 2.4.32 with make oldconfig, but when I boot with that kernel the usb mousse and eth arnt working,???
<17> hehe
<17> yo! OptimusPrime
<16> Hello, I need help!!! I'm trying to compile kernel 2.4.32 with make oldconfig, but when I boot with that kernel the usb mousse and eth arnt working,???
<16> Deb Sarge
<16> Hello, I need help!!! I'm trying to compile kernel 2.4.32 with make oldconfig, but when I boot with that kernel the usb mousse and eth arnt working,???
<16> Deb sarge
<4> The oldconfig target doesn't compile anything.
<0> repeating won't help you
<4> 'oldconfig' updates a kernel .config file from an old version to the current one.
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