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<0> yes?
<0> wow serious bad ref
<1> Hi there
<0> hmm
<2> hola, all.
<0> he Viking667
<0> hey rather
<2> 'llo
<3> hey
<3> I need help
<3> please
<4> buzzzz
<4> :(
<5> no one can help you
<2> you could try #ubuntu
<5> heya Viking667
<6> or actually asking a f'n question
<5> tojoe: exactly lol
<2> tojoe: actually, I know why he's here. He booted up ubuntu and hasn't got a GUI
<6> Viking667 i know, too - but there are other people in here
<2> lol. That's why I stated what the problem was, seeing as he hadn't.
<2> (or she, I dunno)
<6> and if somebody doesnt get it that (s)he has to ask a specific question to get an answer (s)he should stick to windows
<5> hmm
<5> question
<5> how do i run linux :D
<5> j/k
<5> lol
<5> heya Viking667 :)
<2> hi Wamphyri
<7> who said anything about buying?
<7> beg/borrow/steal
<2> Naah - blow that.
<7> ask and ye shall receive applies here.
<7> if you look around, someone'll have an old Alpha they're tired of.
<7> and/or are throwing out for whatever reason.
<8> um
<8> im keeping my alpha dammit
<8> btw, anyone have any EV7 workstations they dont want anymore?
<6> i have an 21064 if you're interested :p
<2> hrm. I want some Alpha that can run either of Linux or VMS
<2> and has a cdrom
<6> mine only runs netbsd
<8> VMS belongs on the vax
<2> well, I don't have a VAX, nor the power budget to run one.
<8> the vaxstations are pretty decent
<8> didnt say it had to be a minicomputer
<2> so, a MicroVAX?
<8> vaxstations were the desktops
<8> the microvax were the last generation of true minis i think
<8> big, fridge-sized things
<2> ahh.
<2> Well, I just want something that's cheap enough to afford to run, and will run VMS
<2> Rigth. I'm gonna go read, and look for Unix v7 source.
<9> unix v7 source?
<8> a vaxstation 4000 on ebay cant be more than $50
<8> and it would be about as advanced as any cheap vax gets
<8> could run the latest versions
<8> might not be able to do all the crazy clustering stuff, but still
<5> how do you know if your using iptables or ipchains? i'm running debian 3.1
<10> I thought ipchains was depreciated.
<8> anyone here have a windows box and ie to test with? i just need a quick favor...
<10> sure, red.
<8> crap
<8> its supposed to hilight that picture in blue...
<8> can you give me a quick screenshot?
<5> Redb3ard: i can help out as well i'm running ie7 beta2
<5> if you want a different look
<5> awpti: i dunno thats why i'm asking :)
<10> I'm pretty sure ipchains was depreciated back in the 2.4.x kernel series. if not earlier.
<8> ipchains is 2.2
<8> 2.4 is iptables
<10> I figured it was earlier then 2.4
<5> ahh ok
<8> in 2.8, theyre using a new userland tool, called packetfscker
<5> http://testing.blohdns.com/redstest.JPG
<5> that should work
<5> sorry wrong window
<5> trying to forward a port for emule
<9> would that be limited as in limited inteligence?
<11> apparently
<11> like i'm gonna let someone sit in #ccpower and here
<11> lucky i can't shoot thru the internet
<9> would have a high body count
<11> very high on some days
<9> working with a palm treo 650 under windows x64 :(
<12> ha ha
<9> not for the faint of heart
<13> hey just decompressed my sis sata drive on my ubuntu 6.06 (kernel 2.6.5.23-386 ) and i dont know how to select t it from
<13> on the new linux 2.6.16.20
<13> in order to make an image and install it after
<13> it doesnt appear in the list after the make menuconfig
<7> yo.
<14> don't know if coding-related questions are appropriate here, but here goes. I had an idea that copying multiple different chunks from one file to another by mmaping one region in each, memcpy across, and then remap_file_pages to switch to the next region, would be more efficient than munmaping between each, mmaping the whole file, or just using read/write and my own buffer. Is this crazy or way off?
<7> kasm: you lose portability, but it doesn't sound like a bad idea.
<15> FC5 upgrades ****
<14> bronaugh: ive asked around and nobody could tell me about remap_file_chunks in other channels. Are you experienced with this syscall? could you answer a follow-up question about it?
<16> Hi.
<7> kasm: err, you mean remap_file_pages?
<16> How to dial a collect call in Canada to another location in Canada?
<14> the qyes
<14> *yes
<7> brazo: 0+area code+number
<14> sorry i just had the word "chunk" in my head for some reason
<7> kasm: I'm just reading the man page :) but I do know a bit about mmap.
<7> go ahead and ask. there's at least one person in chan who might have a clue :)
<16> bronaugh, 0, really?
<17> how do i find out what my 0,0,0 thingamajig is for burning a cd?
<7> brazo: yeah.
<14> the question I couldn't get the answer to on the man page is: would the idea still work, given that I might be trying to remap an area of the file that is (perhaps MUCH) larger than the first mmap was?
<16> brono, I think I need a 1800 number.
<14> because I know little of how this might be implemented but
<7> brazo: no, that won't be a collect call then.
<16> brono, Like 1800 collect.
<16> brono, I need all charges to go to the person I am calling.
<7> brazo: if you really want to know, you could read the instructions on any pay phone for how to dial a collect call.
<16> brono, My phone is somewhat disabled. I cannot dial the operator or 411.
<7> you can make collect calls from pay phones.
<14> I can't think how they would handle that case, what if some of the address space after the original map was already in use?
<7> without throwing money in.
<14> would it break your pointers?
<14> obviously they couldn't have it breaking pointers on the heap
<14> *to the heap
<14> do I make sense? I'm just learning
<7> kasm: I don't know. try it.
<7> see if it crashes.
<7> run it under valgrind; then you'll have some idea of where it went wrong.
<14> hmmm... ok I will... but first: does this sound like it would be more efficient? or am I making it overcomplicated for nothing?
<7> I think the perf gain will be minimal, but I could be wrong.
<17> i need to know what to do to find the dev= number to burn with cdrecord
<17> can someone help me please?
<14> ok well thanks
<7> are you just playing around or do you have goals and a timeline in mind?
<7> if you're playing around, go for it.
<14> just playing around - I've asked a few places and since no one can tell me I guess I'll just try it and hope it's not one of those things that works by accident half the time
<14> but is still wrong
<7> longword: kasm has interesting questions.
<14> its just that if you look at that man page, they only talk about using it for nonlinear file mappings for some databases. whereas this seems obvious and I'd think they'd mention it
<7> kasm: could always ask #kernelnewbies on irc.freenode.net
<7> if you haven't tried that already.
<14> tried. few people there, they said they didn't know
<14> I guess its late(ish)
<7> nah, it seems no one is there.
<7> ever.
<14> too bad. Are there any other significant Linux help channels you could tell me I should know about?
<18> Not #linux, don't got there, bunch of flamers and pricks there...
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