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<0> i tried to optimize with my money and got two sticks of 256mb dual channel ddr
<0> because the board supports dual channels and i heard it's best to have the exact same kind of ram in both slots for dual channel to work
<1> I thought 256mb sticks almost came free
<0> hah, they were like $30-35 or something
<2> I need a sdram 256mb
<2> for my server
<1> sinthetek: see, basicly free :0
<3> bnow I ghave 1280 (some of it is 266 Mhz)
<2> but I will wait till I do get one free
<0> Coma: get me some "free" ram then :D
<1> uxiien: ugh, getting sdram nowadays might end up being costly
<2> yea, but I think my buddy has a stick
<3> Coma -- $20 for a 512 MB stick of 400 Mhz DDR
<2> hopefully
<0> wtf
<0> well, i bought this like almost a year ago now
<1> lessee, how much did I pay for my ram...
<0> i might get to upgrade to 1gb pretty soon now that 724 or whatver soon now
<2> I have like 1280mb ram in this laptop
<0> err
<0> wtf
<3> sinthetek, that's a special price for me -- about $30 (CDN) for anyone else
<0> word
<0> that's like $10 USD
<0> !
<0> hook it up, quacker
<0> :P
<3> gfy!
<0> haha
<1> bah, can't find the bill anymore
<3> try about $24 USD you bastard!
<2> my server only has like 380mb ram
<0> ayway, what i meant to say is that i might upgrade to 728mb or whatever if i can get it at that price ($20-30 for 512mb)
<0> 256+512
<0> 768
<1> 768 :P
<0> that's what i meant
<1> haha
<0> shutup
<0> math ****s
<0> and i'm high
<1> didn't saya word
<3> that arithmathtical thingee...
<0> i can read between the lines
<2> I am stoned
<0> my gateway has 32mb
<3> Is that something to brag about now?
<0> not really
<1> OMG, I'm surrounded with drugaddicts
<3> stoned penguins are pathetic thing...
<3> Coma, I think yoiu mean 'comitted'
<4> I are not drunk and or not drugged, yo!
<0> but the fact i have run nfsd+samba+smtp+pop3+mysql+apache&php+it acted as a firewall and did nat all at once for a while is kinda something to brag about
<1> oh yeah, probably
<1> I'll get back to you on that as soon as I'm sober again ;)
<0> plus x sometimes (but only with fluxbox and without mysql)
<3> Coma, when will that be?
<0> s/fluxbox/lightweight managers
<1> quacker: somewhere just before I grab my first beer tonight
<3> ima try reboot into 2.6.15-13 now
<0> ok: foreach($fieldnames as $field) { if(isset($_POST[$field]) && ($_POST[$field] < "0001" || $_POST[$field] > "0035")) return 1;
<0> does that look about right?
<0> }
<1> possibly, yes
<0> anyone know how to enable overburnning in more recent k3b versions?
<0> i can't see an option for it anywhere, is it automatically enabled when needed or something now?
<5> the option is there .. i overburned a cd a month ago with k3b
<0> can you be any more specific than "there"?
<1> right _there_ *points*
<6> ?skdetect
<0> doh! how'd i miss it?
<6> !skdetect
<0> so obvious...
<1> what's "skdetect" supposed to do anyway?
<4> 'skdetect' scans the current running system for the ****it rootkit.
<4> The dude was looking for a rootkit detector
<4> probably trying to ask LadyByte about it
<1> right, like that'd work over irc
<4> !nmap
<7> well, nmap is at http://www.insecure.org/nmap or a handy and useful security tool that will scan for open ports or able to determine the targets operating system in most cases.
<1> oh wait, he just wanted info on it perhaps.. ewpsie
<4> Can't help'em all :)
<1> is it weekend yet? =)
<8> Yes.
<1> crap, then wtf am I still at work :/
<4> RUN AWAAAY!!
<9> hi. i'm gonna install another IDE disk drive. One of it's containing partitions I want to replace the one ./usr is mounted on by the moment. Is it hard to change such mountpoint? The case is; now I only have one mountpoint. and that's ./ - I would like to create one more, which mounts /usr
<1> Andz0r: quite easy to
<9> nice
<9> Suggestions? :)
<8> Aside "just do it"?
<9> yes, plz :p
<1> mount the replacement partition some place, like /mnt; copy /usr over (using cp -a, rsync, or whatever), umount the partition again, drop down to single usermode, renmame /usr to /usrold; mkdir /usr and mount the partition at /usr
<8> Not really. :-)
<1> of course you might want to add that partitino to /etc/fstab too
<1> and if everything works, ditch /userold
<9> Coma: ah. wouldn't think it would be that easy :) thnx =)
<1> Andz0r: else see the tips howto at www.tldp.org, I believe it has a slightly more detailed description
<9> ok :)
<4> What details? I can't think of any more details to add to that, except maybe some expansion on the cp parameters and/or rsync
<4> :)
<1> there's always more details and topping to add ;)
<9> like in fstab then; I could maybe add something like this then: /dev/hdd1 /usr ntfs ro 1 0
<9> any misstakes?
<8> ntfs?
<4> You do NOT want /usr/ on ntfs
<1> err, except that you don't want to stick /usr/ on an ntfs partition
<8> That would be a mistake. :-)
<9> ah, sorry, just copy/pasted one of my allready inserted lines :p
<1> mistake? how about a major $(**&@^%&#&*($up
<9> there :)
<1> Juni: mind keeping it in the channel again? and if ladybyte isn't responding, try her SO, known as google
<6> already done that
<6> never mind
<6> be right back
<9> ./dev/hdd1 /usr ext2 ro 1 0
<9> there. just without the dot :p
<1> atleast use ext3 then
<9> Coma: hm. I got all my stuff on 120 GB ext2-partitions allready.... is it a big difference to ext3?
<9> and safe to convert?
<1> ext3 adds jounalling, which might come in handy
<1> and yes, it's a piece of cake to convert ext2 to ext3
<9> but the support and performance in case of big single-files etc. and stuff like that is the same from 2 to 3?
<9> or is it faster as well?
<1> journalling will add a little overhead, but I doubt if you'll actually notice it
<9> ok
<9> but since I allready got this ./ mountpoint, it allready covers folders like /usr. what will happen then? wouldn't it be a part of the / mountpoint any more all so sudden then? :p
<10> Ok, let's say I have 2 partitions on 1 drive... I'd like to combine the 2 to just one partition... how difficult will that be? I would just like to combine my "/incoming" and my "multimedia" partitions, if there is little/no risk to the data
<1> Andz0r: uh, what?!
<1> MoLoot: such operations are always a risk to your data, if it can be done in the first place
<1> only if you really don't value your data you'd attempt such operatino without backing up first
<10> Coma: eh, maybe I'll just buy a bigger drive... might save me some hair :)
<1> that always works
<10> Coma: I value my mp3s a lot BTW ;)
<9> Coma: sorry i'm not too briefed with the overall mounting system. but as I said before, I'm running just a single mountpoint for my linux OS-files. and that's /. and /usr are naturally included. What happens then, if I'm just mounting /usr straight to an other partition as well? wouldn't it be any conflicts?
<1> sorry, had to take a phonecall
<1> Andz0r: I still don't see your point, a mountpoint is nothing else but a directory. either it contains data or you mount a volume there. and even if it already contains data and you mount a volume over it, the original data won't be availabel anymore
<0> hey
<0> i'm going to try to start a business doing computer grunt work
<9> Coma: ah. ok :) I think I just figured it out. thank you very much for any help :)
<0> like tedious/repetitive stuff that admins hate doing by hand but are forced to
<0> admins & programmers*
<1> um, something's wrong there
<1> "repetitive" and "by hand"?
<0> like say configuring the same service for different hosts on a network or configuring different hosts to use the same service in a different way, or maybe porting something to another os (not always as hard as it sounds)
<0> i dunno, i'm sure there's lots of other stuff
<0> editting text files for stuff that it would be hard to write a script to find correctly/efficiently
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