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apecati booted up my debian testing home server with ubuntu feisty's latest 2.6.20-server package (as the stock kernel in debian testing might trigger a file curruption bug when using ext3 and rtorrent (which i rely upon heavily), and the 2.6.20 i tried to compile on my oen didn't boot)). Works just fine,as one might expect. What got me curious is the whole concept of server tuned kernels, and the faq (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ServerFaq/) ...04:00
apecat... didn't answer my questions. Where can i find discussion about this sort of thing? i'd like to know, for example, why the server kernel which i am now running has "CONFIG_HZ=100" rather than 250 (which is the dafault these days afaik) or 1000 (which i remember reading about being the value chosen for the UbuntuStudio kernel). I know nothing about this except the fact that netcraft will now display very long uptimes without resettign the ...04:00
apecat... counter ;)04:00
apecatjust out of curiosity, something like a redirecttion to some mailing list archive thread or someting would be useful :)04:01
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zygahi, I'm planning on running ubuntu server (edgy) from a CF card with cf->ide adapter, are there any things besides flash write limit that I should be aware of?11:22
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zyga(asking again, maybe someone new will have some hints) hi, I'm planning on running ubuntu server (edgy) from a CF card with cf->ide adapter, are there any things besides flash write limit that I should be aware of?03:12
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ebe-1How do I return to the network config? I skipped it on install. I am connected via ethernet.03:27
zygaebe-1: are you after install?03:28
ebe-1Yes.03:28
zygaI don't really know how to return to that file but in general /etc/network/interfaces has all the things you need and it trivial to modify03:28
zygaI can help you if you like03:28
ebe-1ah yes, i remember now. thanks. :)03:29
ebe-1been a while ;)03:29
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