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<0> barely got a chair.. and i don't even know where the soda machine is
<0> but! i have root! and that's all that matters.
<1> Indeed.
<1> Gonna upgrade it to CentOS 4.2?
<1> Or Fedora Core 4?
<1> Or proper Lab Rat FC5t2?
<0> well, i'm not sure if i should be upgrading it.. how's the switch from redhat to fedora core?
<1> Smooth.
<0> i'd rather just do an up2date but i don't have any entitlements and i'm not about to buy any
<1> So long as you use the proper installer and don't try to be smart
<0> nope nope, not me :)
<1> What kind of Red Hat is it? RHL or RHEL?
<0> no idea..
<1> cat /etc/redhat-release
<0> Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS release 3 (Taroon)
<2> yo
<2> how do i change the refresh rate
<2> i did it in xf86config-4 but it doesnt change it...
<1> dithi: Best target then would be CentOS 4.2
<1> dithi: Smooth upgrade.
<1> dithi: Or.
<1> dithi: You can stick with more or less what you have and side-step to CentOS 3.6
<1> dithi: CentOS is a free clone of RHEL
<0> i'm so out of it longword, i hadn't even heard of CentOS
<1> dithi: You may need the CD boot: option 'linux upgradeany' but try without first
<1> dithi: It's all the rage for servers these days
<1> dithi: Do you remember Whitebox?
<2> where can i change the damn screen refresh rate, except in /etc/x11/xf86config-4
<1> flu: Are you trying to increase or decrease it?
<2> increase
<0> no i'm not familiar with it
<3> does anybody know what's happen with cl*** devices in kernel 2.6.15 :?
<1> dithi: Forget I mentioned it
<1> flu: XFree86 always goes for the highest available resolution
<1> flu: At the highest available refresh rate in that resolution
<1> flu: You may need to drop the res to get a higher VertRefresh
<2> well i dont see why
<2> before it was working
<2> 1024x768 @ 76hz
<1> flu: Though check /var/log/XFree86.0.log
<2> now its 60hz
<2> k
<1> flu: Check that DDC is doing its thing.
<2> ?
<1> flu: Try completely commenting out any VertRefresh and HorizSync lines in the file
<1> !ddc
<4> [ddc] the Display Data Channel. it provides a way for programs to ask DDC-compliant ("Plug and Play") monitors for information about themselves.
<1> Ibr: Was there something wrong with the kernel that shipped with your distribution?
<1> Wow. gmail really does have a Delete button now!
<3> mmmmm
<3> i don't know
<3> but i read that in 2.6.15 there're changes with devices
<3> if i can paste .... :S
<3> " Future Driver core changes
<3> November 30, 2005
<3> This article was contributed by Greg Kroah-Hartman.
<3> Now that the 2.6.15 kernel is starting to stabilize, and the cl*** device nesting code is looking pretty stable, it is time to start working on the future of the Linux driver core, with regards to the cl*** and device structures. "
<1> Ibr: Nothing terribly interesting from a user perspective
<1> Ibr: That's just internal restructuring
<3> no i know it
<3> but
<3> joystick i can't find joystick device that was in /dev/input/js0
<1> I see.
<1> Is the joydev module loaded?
<3> on kernel 2.6.14 -> input: USB HID v1.00 Joystick [GreenAsia Electronics 4Axes 12Keys GamePad ] on
<3> usb-0000:00:03.0-2
<3> on 2.6.15 -> input: GreenAsia Electronics 4Axes 12Keys GamePad as /cl***/input/input2
<3> yes
<1> Have you lost the kernel that your distribution shipped with?
<3> joydev 9376 0
<3> no
<1> Then I'd strongly recommend you use that
<3> it's 2.4.26
<3> i think
<3> 2.6.14 works fine
<1> Best guess you're missing something in the config.
<1> The rest of us don't really have the time to do what the distribution vendors are doing for us, keeping the kernel we run on the straight and narrow
<3> but i think if joy works on 2.6.14 why doesn't work with 2.6.15 ? i find it in google with i can't solve my problem
<3> :S
<3> longword i know
<3> but thks for ur interesting
<3> :)
<1> It may be you're missing something in userspace to deal with that
<1> Particularly if you're running a distribution that shipped with a 2.4 kernel
<3> i ship nothing
<1> Perhaps now is the time to download CentOS 4.2 CDs for yourself?
<3> i downloaded debian sarge from debian repositories (netinst)
<5> Help........? Paltalk is not working on my Netwrok. . . Can someone tell me the ports of Paltalk.
<0> ok i've got the go ahead to do whatever i want
<0> what do you suggest longword? centos or fedora core? it'll be a lab server, i want it to be easy to update, secure, and very very easy to use
<0> and preferably to be able to do some sort of "upgrade" keeping the users and existing directories etc
<1> dithi: CentOS 4.2 would be my suggestion
<1> dithi: It's the cleanest upgrade from RHEL3
<1> dithi: And it's got a long shelf life
<1> dithi: There's a new Fedora release every 6 months.
<1> dithi: CentOS does point releases relatively often, each tracking a RHEL update - so CentOS 4.2 is a clone of RHEL 4 update 2
<1> dithi: But the point releases are minor upgrades
<1> Coool! Pioneer 10 is off course due to gravitons!
<6> hiya longword
<7> when i run grub-install i get: "/dev/hdb2 does not have any corresponding BIOS drive.", i thought i could install linux anywehre
<8> yo Redragon^, what do you use to burn cd's for osx?
<8> and does it come with osx?
<8> Butler, do you have a second harddrive with more than one partition?
<6> for osx? i dont have any osx with a burner
<8> o
<7> yeah i have hdb1 hdb2, and hdc1 hdc2 and offcourse, hda1(hda1 i only use for data)
<7> darkn3ss:
<7> :)
<6> only apple i got is an xserve runnin darwin, no burner :)
<8> Butler why would you install grub to hdb2 tho?
<8> are you already using a boot manager?
<8> and what distro are you using?
<7> darkn3ss: i dont.. the command i ran was this one: grub-install --root-directory=/boot/ --no-floppy /dev/hda
<7> debian
<8> then install it to /dev/hda
<8> not hda1 2 etc etc
<8> just hda, thats the master boot record
<7> isnt that whaat my command does?
<8> grub isnt installing linux, thats just the boot manager, and if you want to see it when your booting, i'd suggest putting it on the MBR of hda
<8> no
<8> heh
<8> you have something misconfigured
<8> i really cant go to into detail, because i dont know grub that well, i still use lilo on linux systems
<8> but i'd google it and see what you can come up with, i'm sure someone in the world has had the same problem as you, hopefully in english
<2> with what can i record voice
<8> flush: a tape recorder
<2> no, seriously?
<8> yea
<8> seriously
<8> ;)
<2> i just cannot beleive that
<2> its just so much improbable
<7> darkn3ss: hehe, i found alot of spanish crap.. but anyhow htanks :)
<8> flush: maybe you should ask what program you can record voice with
<8> ;)
<2> oh yeah, with what program can i record voice?
<2> eh
<9> lol
<8> Butler, look around a bit more, you'll find something
<8> flush: not a clue
<8> ;)
<2> darrgh
<8> lol
<8> hold on i'll find ya something
<2> well i just forgot whats the name
<2> alsarecord or sumthin
<8> noatun?
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