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26 December 2007

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--- Log opened Wed Dec 26 00:00:48 2007
00:01 <****> why wouil fsck hang for about 2 minutes on 7.8% during a forced check during boot up ?
00:05 <****> .
00:05 <****> ..
00:06 <****>~. in a shell.
00:07 <****> ricardo: what filesystem?
00:08 <****> streuner im a newbie , how would I determine that
00:09 <****> ricardo: cat /etc/fstab
00:09 <****> if you dunno its prolly ext2/3
00:10 <****> /dev/sda5 / ext3 defaults,errors=remount-ro 0 1
00:10 <****> hi
00:11 <****> can I use wildcards in fstab? Heres the situation: I have an encfs virtual volume (it's a more or less transparent layer down to my physical usb hard drive), that has a bunch of iso images
00:11 <****> ricardo: How this happened at all?
00:11 <****> i'd like to mount these as my user in /home/lvh/loop (lvh being my user, of course)
00:11 <****> ricardo: (need to fsck the filesystem)
00:11 <****> now, i cant mount them manually as root because the isos are in encfs, and i cant mount them as user unless i specify them in fstab
00:12 <****> i could specify all of them manually but that would be a bit shit :p
00:12 <****> streuner, the fsck forced a check during boot up . should i do it again ?
00:12 <****> streuner, do I have errors ?
00:13 <****> ricardo: old hardware (HD)?
00:13 <****> no laptop is about a year old
00:13 <****> but fresh install? just install smartmontools and take a look there
00:14 <****> nah i installed etch about 8 months ago
00:15 <****> ok im installing them , thanks
00:20 <****> !info smartmontools
00:20 <****> smartmontools: (control and monitor storage systems using S.M.A.R.T.), section utils, is optional. Version: 5.37-6 (sid), Packaged size: 277 kB, Installed size: 600 kB
00:22 <****> where did nvidia-kernel-source in testing go?
00:23 <****> nirwana?
00:23 <****> since when do you need nvidia?
00:24 <****> RichiH: check out changelog
00:24 <****> RichiH: nvidia stuff is in testing and unstable broken, since months, dunno about the actual situation
00:25 <****> RichiH: get it from unstable
00:26 <****> RichiH: and read /msg dpkg nvidia (wiki.d.o)
00:27 <****> streuner: it's my brother's box
00:28 <****> and thanks, both :)
00:33 <****> would mknod /dev/megadev0 c 254 0 may fsck things up/
00:34 <****> How about to just use udev?
00:41 <****> hi there!
00:43 <****> hwclock(8) doesn't work with rtc.ko on my system, I have to use genrtc.ki. Unfortunately, rtc.ko is automatically loaded at boot time (I don't where it is loaded though). How do I load genrtc.ko at boot time instead?
00:44 <****> hi there
00:45 <****> !blacklist
00:45 <****>.
00:45 <****> !blacklist-initramfs
00:45 <****> [blacklist-initramfs] If your kernel uses an initramfs image (most recent ones do), you need to run 'dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-$(uname -r)' in order to refresh its copy of blacklist table. Otherwise, early bootup won't follow your blacklist requests in e.g. /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.local
00:45 <****> thanks jetscreamer
00:45 <****> I'm on SID and I've followed this http://nfs.sourceforge.net/nfs-howto/ar01s03.html#config_server_setup to setup a nfs-kernel-server - however, cat /proc/fs/nfs/exports is empty - ideas?
00:46 <****> evening
00:46 <****> (and, on the client side, I get a "Permission denied" while trying to mount)
00:46 <****> i want to setup a static route in network/interfaces. what's the difference between "up route add.." and "post-up route add.."?
00:46 <****> phretor, did you restart nfs afater changing exports?
00:47 <****> for me, most nfs problems were easily resolved after i disabled the firewalls... of course, it was all local and i unplugged the internet
00:47 <****> Kamping_Kaiser: of course
00:50 <****> Kamping_Kaiser: I installed the nfs-kernel-server: is it normal that nfsd is not started while the portmap is started?
00:50 <****> the post up is after the interface is up i would guess
00:52 <****> phretor, nfs has its own init scripts. afaik it doesnt restart if you restart portmap
00:52 <****> Kamping_Kaiser: i first restarted the portmap and then the nfs-kernel-server
00:52 <****> phretor, are you sure nfs restarted successfully?
00:53 <****> Kamping_Kaiser: other checks beside ps aux | grep nfs ?
00:54 <****> phretor, look in syslog.
00:55 <****> Kamping_Kaiser: the last one is "Dec 26 01:41:55 nas mountd[3458]: authenticated mount request from 192.168.1.15:1012 for /mnt/lacie2 (/mnt/lacie2)
00:55 <****> "
00:56 <****> what time is it there?
00:56 <****> as a regular user can i mount a smb share?
00:57 <****> debianforlife: if it's set up via fstab properly: yes
00:57 <****> wols_, would gnome-vfs allow it too? as a personal mount?
00:57 <****> oh yeah, i forgot about that :P
00:57 <****> dunno. don't use gnome. maybe
00:57 <****> thanks wols
01:16 <****> with apt-get how can i install GD library
01:18 <****> mrrcp: apt-cache search libgd
01:19 <****> !search
01:19 <****>. see http://wiki.debian.org/WhereIsIt
01:25 <****> Good night all
01:27 <****> Kamping_Kaiser: Dec 26 02:16:17 nas mountd[3010]: authenticated mount request from 192.168.1.15:969 for /mnt/lacie1 (/mnt/lacie1) - "authenticated" ?
01:27 <****> hi can anyone help me with the eject function. One of my machines does not let the normal user eject ipod devices at /dev/sda*
01:27 <****> EruditeHermit: check that user to be in the "disk" group
01:28 <****> (or whatever group you use for disk/devices access)
01:28 <****> phretor: let me try one sec
01:29 <****> phretor: i added the user to the disk group but it still doesn't work. Do I need to restart the computer and try?
01:29 <****> EruditeHermit: no, login-logout would be enough
01:29 <****> phretor: yeah I just tried that it didn't work
01:30 <****> hello there. i tried to write an bashscript, but i have no idea about the right syntax. it should be something like http://rafb.net/p/Fxa8ym14.html i know this script is complete bullsh** but i really hope someone can tell me how to do it right..... thank you !
01:30 <****> phretor: root can eject stuff
01:30 <****> phretor: the user is in plugdev
01:30 <****> plugdev group
01:30 <****> EruditeHermit: well, sure that you have to eject? shouldn't you simply umount ?
01:31 <****> phretor: you have to eject otherwise the ipod says do not disconnect
01:31 <****> EruditeHermit: eject has to do with CD-ROMs devices
01:31 <****> phretor: kdeeject doesn't work either. kdeeject tries to umount first and then eject. It is able to umount but the eject process fails
01:31 <****> EruditeHermit: again, you should umount the iPod device, not trying to eject it
01:32 <****> EruditeHermit: ****eject**** has nothing to do with Mac OS X's eject
01:32 <****> phretor: yes but ipods need to be ejected after umount.
01:32 <****> EruditeHermit: no
01:32 <****> EruditeHermit: never did it so far
01:33 <****> EruditeHermit: and, in the case it wasn't enough, linux eject has to do with CD-ROM devices
01:33 <****> phretor: linux eject is for pluggable media too
01:34 <****> EruditeHermit: well, go ahead and keep ejecting your ipod :)
01:34 <****> eject is only /required/ for slot load cds. you can use it on any media
01:34 <****> phretor: say you say safely remove device in KDE, it first tries to umount and then eject the drive
01:34 <****> s/media/removalble media

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