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PanzerMKZ_ | yo | 03:43 |
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PanzerMKZ_ | so might someone help me with the main diff between server and desktop kernel? | 04:12 |
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Pumpernickel | Multi-tasking latency vs. batch-oriented settings. | 04:31 |
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PanzerMKZ_ | ok | 04:39 |
PanzerMKZ_ | so which is which then | 04:40 |
PanzerMKZ_ | ? | 04:40 |
Pumpernickel | The one for the desktop, where you generally want multi-tasking and visual responsiveness, is the one optimized for latency. | 04:42 |
PanzerMKZ_ | oh ok | 04:43 |
Pumpernickel | The one for the server, where you generally have 'jobs' that you run in 'batches', is the one optimized for that. | 04:43 |
PanzerMKZ_ | thanks | 04:43 |
PanzerMKZ_ | but still good on smp yes? | 04:43 |
Pumpernickel | They'll both work on smp systems. | 04:43 |
PanzerMKZ_ | ok | 04:44 |
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Paul_UK | hey all, has anyone got working ubuntu-server and ltsp? | 10:20 |
shawarma | All our ltsp experts hang out in #edubuntu | 10:21 |
Paul_UK | thanks | 10:21 |
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qiyong | how to know what sasl implementation the postfix is using? | 10:29 |
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dsdg | halo, i am using mod_auth_mysql and apache 2 and I have seen the following note: AuthMySQLKeepAlive: Note: This parameter currently does not work with Apache 2.x and is ignored. We are aware of the bug. My question is how will i close stale open mysql connections? i am using ubuntu | 11:35 |
dsdg | currently i am doing a restart of mysql and apache every morning at 5am, and it works but isnt there a better way? | 11:35 |
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Stonekeepe1 | Hi! I'm getting real problems installing server 6.06.1 on an Intel server. Firstly I had the dreaded "mp-bios bug 8254 timer not connected to io-apic" error. I got rid of that by adding "noapic no lapic" to the boot params, however, it's just hanging the same minus the error now. Any ideas? | 12:49 |
Stonekeepe1 | *nolapic not no lapic | 12:49 |
ivoks | mmconf=off | 12:59 |
ivoks | or... | 12:59 |
ivoks | pci=nommconf | 12:59 |
ivoks | right, pci=nommconf | 01:00 |
Stonekeepe1 | pci=nommconf? | 01:06 |
Stonekeepe1 | never heard that one | 01:06 |
ivoks | hehe | 01:08 |
ivoks | try it, without nolapic and noapic | 01:09 |
Stonekeepe1 | tried both | 01:09 |
Stonekeepe1 | nommconf hangs too :( | 01:09 |
ivoks | hm | 01:09 |
Stonekeepe1 | this is insane. I just *cannot* get it to boot with Ubuntu | 01:09 |
ivoks | what MB is that? | 01:09 |
Stonekeepe1 | It's an old intel SMP mainboard | 01:10 |
ivoks | chipset? | 01:10 |
Stonekeepe1 | i'm trying to find out how to determin the model | 01:10 |
Stonekeepe1 | i wish i knew. You think trying to boot the desktop version may work, then get chipset from that? | 01:11 |
ivoks | did you tri nocpi (this would disable SMP, but worth a try) | 01:11 |
ivoks | s/tri/try | 01:11 |
ivoks | noacpi | 01:11 |
Stonekeepe1 | on it's own? | 01:12 |
ivoks | yes | 01:12 |
Stonekeepe1 | will try now | 01:12 |
Stonekeepe1 | I read that older SMP boards have a nsty bug in them | 01:12 |
Stonekeepe1 | noacpi on it's own doesn't work either | 01:13 |
ivoks | try disabling ioapic in bios | 01:14 |
Stonekeepe1 | it's not an option in the bios :( | 01:15 |
Stonekeepe1 | recovery mode shoots through! | 01:15 |
ivoks | phone | 01:16 |
Stonekeepe1 | Hangs on : "Begin: Witing for root file system...." | 01:16 |
ivoks | that's ok :) | 01:19 |
ivoks | but it booted, right? | 01:20 |
ivoks | then, try booting regular kernel, and just remove quiest and splash | 01:20 |
ivoks | it should stop on the same place as 'rescue' mode | 01:23 |
ivoks | and that would means that everything is OK with acpi/apic/mmconf, problem is root device :) | 01:24 |
ivoks | s/means/mean | 01:24 |
Stonekeepe1 | will try! :D | 01:25 |
ivoks | in grub, root points to what device? root=? | 01:26 |
Stonekeepe1 | on the install cd? | 01:27 |
ivoks | is this install CD or you allready installed? | 01:27 |
Stonekeepe1 | you are entirely right pal! thanks! | 01:28 |
Stonekeepe1 | install cd | 01:28 |
ivoks | oh... :/ | 01:28 |
Stonekeepe1 | i think the raid is broken | 01:28 |
ivoks | root on install CD is RAM | 01:28 |
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Stonekeepe1 | yeah, it's the harddisks | 01:28 |
Stonekeepe1 | hey man, thanks for your time | 01:29 |
ivoks | np | 01:29 |
ivoks | i'm not sure problem is with disks | 01:30 |
ivoks | if installer doesn't boot at all | 01:30 |
Stonekeepe1 | it hangs on waiting for root filesystem | 01:31 |
Stonekeepe1 | ... | 01:31 |
ivoks | right... that's not good | 01:32 |
ivoks | you have 6.06.1 server iso? | 01:32 |
Stonekeepe1 | yeah | 01:32 |
ivoks | and you've burned it on CDROM like an iso, right? | 01:32 |
Stonekeepe1 | yeah, i works for other hardware | 01:32 |
ivoks | hm | 01:33 |
ivoks | and you have quiet splash in grub, as an options? | 01:33 |
ivoks | hey! | 01:33 |
ivoks | you have grub?! | 01:33 |
ivoks | or is it isolinux? | 01:34 |
ivoks | (just making sure you aren't booting from disks :) | 01:34 |
Stonekeepe1 | yeah | 01:36 |
Stonekeepe1 | grub | 01:36 |
ivoks | grub is not boot loader on install CD | 01:37 |
Stonekeepe1 | no no :) disks are formatted :D | 01:37 |
Stonekeepe1 | um.................. | 01:37 |
Stonekeepe1 | o.O | 01:37 |
Stonekeepe1 | hang on, I'm going mad... yeah, it's booting off HD | 01:37 |
Stonekeepe1 | sorry! | 01:37 |
ivoks | when you boot, do you get ubuntu logo? | 01:37 |
ivoks | :) | 01:37 |
Stonekeepe1 | lol | 01:37 |
Stonekeepe1 | I'm going mad | 01:37 |
Stonekeepe1 | yeah, it's installed on HD, reboot then hangs on waiting for root FS | 01:38 |
Stonekeepe1 | so it's the disks right? | 01:38 |
ivoks | ok, then we will fix it | 01:38 |
ivoks | what does root= says? (in grub) | 01:38 |
Stonekeepe1 | ok, will reboot. These mainboards take ages to reboot | 01:39 |
Stonekeepe1 | it's /dev/cp/rd00010 or something | 01:39 |
ivoks | um..? :) | 01:39 |
Stonekeepe1 | thing is, the raid bios magically made a raid 1 from 3 disks o.O | 01:39 |
Stonekeepe1 | 3x34 gig disks and it gives 50G raid 1 | 01:40 |
Stonekeepe1 | sounds dodgy to me | 01:40 |
Stonekeepe1 | (nearly there) | 01:40 |
Stonekeepe1 | here we go: | 01:40 |
Stonekeepe1 | root=/dev/rd/c0d0p1 | 01:41 |
ivoks | rd? | 01:41 |
Stonekeepe1 | however, there is a "ro" option o.O | 01:41 |
ivoks | hm... | 01:41 |
ivoks | that's ok | 01:41 |
Stonekeepe1 | it's a mylex raid | 01:41 |
ivoks | did you install special modules for it? | 01:42 |
Stonekeepe1 | shall i take one disk out, get a standard raid 1, format from bios then reinstall? | 01:42 |
Stonekeepe1 | no | 01:42 |
ivoks | just let it boot... | 01:42 |
ivoks | when it stops, wait... | 01:42 |
ivoks | it will eventualy give up and give you a shell | 01:42 |
Stonekeepe1 | yes ok | 01:42 |
Stonekeepe1 | booting now | 01:42 |
Stonekeepe1 | btw, whilst it's booting, I have some other servers with a 3rd party module. How can i insert that at install time on 6.06? | 01:43 |
Stonekeepe1 | in feisty they have the new "3rd party driver" option, buit not 6.06 | 01:43 |
ivoks | :) | 01:43 |
ivoks | alt+f2 | 01:43 |
Stonekeepe1 | insmod then? | 01:44 |
ivoks | welll | 01:44 |
ivoks | cp it to /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/drivers/ | 01:44 |
ivoks | depmod | 01:44 |
ivoks | modprobe it | 01:44 |
ivoks | that way it will end up in initrd | 01:44 |
Stonekeepe1 | alt-f2 at which point? | 01:44 |
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Stonekeepe1 | language select? | 01:44 |
ivoks | after it downloads additional commponents from CD | 01:45 |
ivoks | when it says that it can't find disks | 01:45 |
Stonekeepe1 | ah ok, then <back> | 01:45 |
Stonekeepe1 | and redo that bit? | 01:45 |
ivoks | no | 01:45 |
ivoks | yes :) | 01:46 |
ivoks | so... yes is my finall answer :) | 01:46 |
ivoks | did you change partition table with ubuntu installer while installing on this server? | 01:46 |
ivoks | if yes, there is some strange thing with mylex | 01:47 |
ivoks | You have to reboot after altering the partition table, if you have any partitions on that drive mounted. | 01:47 |
ivoks | http://linuxmafia.com/faq/VALinux-kb/hardware-raid-partitioning.html | 01:47 |
Stonekeepe1 | they weren't mounted, unless the installer does? | 01:48 |
Stonekeepe1 | it's booted | 01:48 |
ivoks | ok, so you've got the shell? | 01:49 |
ivoks | go in /etc/rd | 01:49 |
ivoks | and checkout what you have there | 01:49 |
Stonekeepe1 | will do | 01:50 |
Stonekeepe1 | rd? | 01:50 |
Stonekeepe1 | rd.0 ? | 01:50 |
Stonekeepe1 | rd.3? | 01:50 |
Stonekeepe1 | omg | 01:50 |
Stonekeepe1 | there isn't even init.d | 01:50 |
Stonekeepe1 | ah, we're not on the root partition | 01:50 |
ivoks | sorry, by bad | 01:51 |
ivoks | my bad | 01:51 |
Stonekeepe1 | ok | 01:51 |
ivoks | /dev/rd | 01:51 |
Stonekeepe1 | i see the issue | 01:51 |
Stonekeepe1 | yeah, the partition doesn't exist | 01:51 |
Stonekeepe1 | omg /dev/rd doesn't exist! | 01:51 |
ivoks | beh... | 01:51 |
Stonekeepe1 | mylex driver not installed? | 01:52 |
Stonekeepe1 | yet it installs... | 01:52 |
ivoks | what's the name of that module/driver? | 01:52 |
Stonekeepe1 | not sure.. let me see | 01:53 |
ivoks | dac960 | 01:54 |
Stonekeepe1 | yeah it is | 01:54 |
Stonekeepe1 | accelaraid 352 | 01:55 |
ivoks | i don't know the name of the module | 01:57 |
ivoks | :/ | 01:57 |
Stonekeepe1 | I'm sure DAC960 messages come up | 01:58 |
ivoks | yeah, i know, but we need to find out name of the driver | 01:59 |
ivoks | ah... | 02:00 |
ivoks | found it | 02:00 |
Stonekeepe1 | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=355912 | 02:00 |
ivoks | try modprobe DAC960 | 02:00 |
Stonekeepe1 | module not found | 02:01 |
ivoks | hehe nice :) | 02:01 |
ivoks | go to /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/drivers/block | 02:01 |
ivoks | is there anything? | 02:01 |
ivoks | there should be DAC960.ko | 02:02 |
ivoks | if not, we can fix this (but that includes reinstall) | 02:02 |
Stonekeepe1 | no | 02:02 |
Stonekeepe1 | there are 2 mods in that dir: | 02:02 |
ivoks | or... you can do this... | 02:02 |
Stonekeepe1 | cciss cpqarray | 02:02 |
ivoks | boot installation | 02:02 |
Stonekeepe1 | i got the install cd in drive now | 02:03 |
ivoks | and go with it all the way till partitioning | 02:03 |
Stonekeepe1 | ok | 02:03 |
ivoks | when it comes to partitioning - stop | 02:03 |
Stonekeepe1 | ok | 02:04 |
Stonekeepe1 | do you think that 3disk raid 1 is bad? | 02:04 |
Stonekeepe1 | because i may as well sort that out first | 02:04 |
ivoks | then you'll have to resintall it :) | 02:04 |
ivoks | but, if you want something else, do it | 02:04 |
Stonekeepe1 | i will reinstall | 02:05 |
Stonekeepe1 | ok, what do i do when i get to partitioning? | 02:06 |
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ivoks | continue with partitioning :) | 02:09 |
ivoks | since you are doing reinstall :) | 02:09 |
ivoks | if i disapear in the meantime, check out http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2754170#post2754170 | 02:09 |
Stonekeepe1 | hay, thanks for your time | 02:11 |
Stonekeepe1 | i'm just ensuring that the raid configuration is totally correct before i continue | 02:11 |
Stonekeepe1 | bug in installer? | 02:12 |
ivoks | well, it can be called as a bug :) | 02:12 |
ivoks | one more thing... if you have /boot on separate partition, *mount* it too, before doing chroot | 02:12 |
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Stonekeepe1 | sure | 02:13 |
Stonekeepe1 | thanks man, you're a life saver | 02:13 |
ivoks | np | 02:14 |
ivoks | with next kernel update, you shouldn't expirience any problems, since initrd would include DAC960 | 02:14 |
Stonekeepe1 | doesn't updates d/l new initrds? | 02:15 |
ivoks | no, it generates it | 02:15 |
ivoks | with update-initrd -u | 02:15 |
ivoks | this way every machine can have its own initrd | 02:16 |
Stonekeepe1 | right ok | 02:16 |
Stonekeepe1 | I was just thinking about the other servers i have to do with the custom module | 02:16 |
Stonekeepe1 | i thought kernel upgrades would kill the module because of kernel module magic number | 02:17 |
ivoks | if new kernel doesn't have module you need, then you'll have to build it for it | 02:17 |
Stonekeepe1 | yeah, on suse it used to do kernel updates like normal package updates | 02:18 |
Stonekeepe1 | really annoying - am glad ubuntu server holds kernel updates back | 02:19 |
Stonekeepe1 | should i report this bug? | 02:20 |
ivoks | about dac? | 02:20 |
Stonekeepe1 | yeah | 02:20 |
ivoks | wouldn't hurt, yes | 02:20 |
Stonekeepe1 | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/initramfs-tools/+bug/31035 | 02:21 |
Stonekeepe1 | hey ivoks, seriously, thanks for your time on this | 02:23 |
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ivoks | sure... ok :) | 02:23 |
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Stonekeepe1 | omg | 02:47 |
Stonekeepe1 | i dont have /etc/initramfs-tools | 02:47 |
ivoks | you didn't chroot | 02:47 |
Stonekeepe1 | i did! | 02:48 |
ivoks | oh. | 02:48 |
ivoks | it's /etc/mkinitramfs on 6.06 | 02:48 |
Stonekeepe1 | oh :) | 02:48 |
Stonekeepe1 | few | 02:48 |
Stonekeepe1 | phew | 02:48 |
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ivoks | any luck? :) | 03:01 |
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Stonekeepe1 | yeah!!!! THANKS!!!! | 03:24 |
Stonekeepe1 | it's doing background initialisation now | 03:24 |
Stonekeepe1 | i never really understood what that was | 03:24 |
Stonekeepe1 | i've got a conclusive howto here now | 03:25 |
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ivoks | great | 03:45 |
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ivoks | hi | 05:18 |
ivoks | shawarma: need help with ubuntu-server-tasks? | 05:21 |
shawarma | ivoks: Input is always welcome. | 05:21 |
ivoks | i would like to work on mail part | 05:21 |
ivoks | or something like smb+afp+ftp | 05:23 |
Panzer_ | afp? | 05:25 |
shawarma | ivoks: That would be great. | 05:26 |
ivoks | Panzer_: yeah, for macs | 05:27 |
Panzer_ | ok so that is the mac file server service then? | 05:27 |
ivoks | yes | 05:28 |
ivoks | for macs < osx | 05:28 |
ivoks | but is also great for osx | 05:28 |
ivoks | but i doubt netatalk would get accepted in main :) | 05:30 |
ivoks | since it is a technology that is passing away :/ | 05:31 |
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shawarma | ivoks: I just took over the spec today, I think. Last time I read it was at UDS in Paris, so it's been a while. AFAIR it's just tasks. No configuration or anything like that. | 05:33 |
ivoks | :) | 05:34 |
shawarma | ivoks: I'm somewhat doubtful of the usefulnes, actually, but people seem to like it. | 05:34 |
ivoks | ok | 05:34 |
ivoks | i'm planing to offer a product, based on ubuntu, light server without fancy stuff | 05:35 |
shawarma | It basically just boils down to a set of packages that someone has said are good to perform certain tasks. In order to actually get them to do said tasks, you have to configure them yourself. | 05:35 |
ivoks | so, whatever comes out of it, i would be more than happy to bring ti back into ubuntu | 05:35 |
Panzer_ | for me I am new to linux and I picked up ubuntu server first. | 05:35 |
shawarma | Panzer_: Yes? Did you find the DNS or LAMP server tasks useful? | 05:36 |
ivoks | we have dns stuff? :)) | 05:36 |
shawarma | Those are the two tasks we have now. | 05:36 |
shawarma | bind9 ftw. | 05:36 |
ivoks | i didn't install non-dapper server yet :) | 05:36 |
shawarma | Dapper had the LAMP install option on the boot screnn, right? | 05:37 |
ivoks | yes | 05:37 |
Panzer_ | well I have not a lamp server up yet | 05:39 |
Panzer_ | mostly it is my dapper file server | 05:39 |
Panzer_ | smb | 05:39 |
shawarma | Ok. | 05:40 |
Panzer_ | it forces me to use the command line | 05:40 |
shawarma | It does. | 05:41 |
ivoks | and that's a very good thing | 05:41 |
Panzer_ | oh yea | 05:41 |
shawarma | I'm working on a project to make at least file/print services more accessible. | 05:41 |
ivoks | shawarma: trough another client? | 05:41 |
shawarma | (Think web interfaces) | 05:41 |
Panzer_ | well for me once someone showed me what was going on it was easy | 05:41 |
ivoks | it would be great to have a client-server app | 05:42 |
shawarma | ivoks: Ah, no, I meant configuration of them. | 05:42 |
ivoks | i see | 05:42 |
ivoks | well, that's what i'm talking about, client GUI app to conect to server | 05:42 |
ivoks | just for configuration | 05:42 |
ivoks | web based is also great... i just prefere gui app out of the server :) | 05:43 |
shawarma | ivoks: Oh, we're not going to be putting x libraries or gtk or anything on servers. | 05:43 |
shawarma | ivoks: But we want it to be shiny, easy and simple. Hence: web. | 05:43 |
ivoks | server:port -> client:app | 05:44 |
ivoks | so, another ubuntu/windows mashine fires up gui app which configures services on server | 05:44 |
shawarma | ivoks: That would be an option, too. | 05:44 |
ivoks | no X stuff on server | 05:44 |
shawarma | ivoks: The major problem is that we'd have to support all sorts of different clients. Not just Ubuntu ones. | 05:45 |
ivoks | right | 05:45 |
shawarma | ivoks: And *everyone* can do web. | 05:45 |
ivoks | pygtk :) | 05:45 |
shawarma | ivoks: pygtk on windows... /me shudders | 05:46 |
ivoks | :) | 05:46 |
shawarma | ivoks: The advantages of going the web way greatly outweighs the downsides. | 05:46 |
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ivoks | well, that's fine with me :) | 05:47 |
ivoks | if you need second pair of hands on that project, i'm interested in helping | 05:48 |
ivoks | what do you plan to integrate in it? | 05:49 |
shawarma | ivoks: It's likely going to be based on eBox. | 05:50 |
shawarma | ivoks: http://www.ebox-platform.com/ | 05:50 |
ivoks | taking a look... | 05:50 |
shawarma | It's... /me shudders... perl. | 05:50 |
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ivoks | doh... you can't have everything :) | 05:51 |
ivoks | lots of features... | 05:53 |
ivoks | hm, but i think it could use some UI love | 05:53 |
ivoks | i like the choosen software | 05:55 |
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ph1zzle | hey guys, I am trying to find mod_auth_imap or mod_auth_mysql for apache2 on ubuntu feisty server and so far I have not seen it in packages.ubuntu.com or anywhere else I have looked | 06:04 |
ivoks | libapache2-mod-auth-mysql | 06:05 |
shawarma | libapache2-mod-auth-mysql | 06:05 |
shawarma | heh.. | 06:05 |
shawarma | Don't know about imap. | 06:06 |
ivoks | auth over imap? | 06:06 |
ivoks | some people have lots of free time :) | 06:06 |
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Panzer_ | what is only 1100 | 06:21 |
Panzer_ | you can't call it a day now | 06:21 |
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FlyingSquirrel32 | When i try to start Sendmail (sudo /etc/init.d/sendmail start), it just hangs. no errors. Where can I find logs on what's going wrong. | 08:32 |
FlyingSquirrel32 | that's a question ^ :) | 08:35 |
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leonel | FlyingSquirrel32: check the dns config or your gateway | 08:42 |
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kronus | hi | 08:53 |
kronus | i installed ubuntu-server on a box, and it didn't autoconfigure eth0 | 08:53 |
kronus | when the box starts up, ifconfig just shows lo | 08:53 |
kronus | how do I get it to do a DHCP request on startup? | 08:54 |
mralphabet | kronus: look at /etc/network/interfaces | 08:55 |
kronus | bash sez: not a directory | 08:55 |
kronus | that is...because it is a file? | 08:55 |
kronus | in any case, it's empty | 08:55 |
kronus | oh wait, found it | 08:56 |
kronus | what should I do here? | 08:56 |
mralphabet | kronus: does it have anything for eth0? | 08:58 |
kronus | no | 08:58 |
kronus | adding 'iface eth0 inet dhcp' shoudl do it? | 08:59 |
mralphabet | think so | 09:02 |
kronus | nope, no interface | 09:02 |
mralphabet | dmesg | grep eth | 09:03 |
kronus | shows up | 09:04 |
kronus | if I do dhclient eth0, it comes up fine | 09:04 |
mralphabet | that should show something like | 09:04 |
mralphabet | [ 43.257603] eth0: RealTek RTL8139 at 0xf8846800, 00:11:2f:08:54:0c, IRQ 20 | 09:04 |
kronus | yep | 09:04 |
mralphabet | [ 43.257606] eth0: Identified 8139 chip type 'RTL-8101' | 09:04 |
mralphabet | [ 52.481558] eth0: link up, 100Mbps, full-duplex, lpa 0x45E1 | 09:04 |
kronus | only 1 line, though | 09:04 |
mralphabet | what kind of card? | 09:05 |
kronus | is multiline paste fine? | 09:05 |
=== kronus hopes so | ||
kronus | [ 33.345935] e100: eth0: e100_probe: addr 0x82100000, irq 9, MAC addr 00:90:27:AA:AE:7F | 09:06 |
kronus | [ 247.028228] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): eth0: link is not ready | 09:06 |
kronus | [ 247.038096] e100: eth0: e100_watchdog: link up, 100Mbps, full-duplex | 09:06 |
kronus | [ 247.058060] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE): eth0: link becomes ready | 09:06 |
kronus | [ 257.426224] eth0: no IPv6 routers present | 09:06 |
mralphabet | huh | 09:07 |
kronus | card is a no-name | 09:07 |
kronus | it works fine, if i connect a keyboard and run sudo dhclient eth0 | 09:07 |
mralphabet | interesting | 09:07 |
kronus | i just want it to do that when it starts up | 09:07 |
kronus | since it's going to be a headless box | 09:07 |
mralphabet | as a short term fix you could put that in rc.local | 09:07 |
kronus | the one in /etc or in /etc/init.d | 09:08 |
mralphabet | but that's not the right answer for you, I just don't know the right answer | 09:08 |
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kronus | well, thanks anyway | 09:09 |
mralphabet | etc | 09:09 |
kronus | i'll try that | 09:09 |
mralphabet | etc/init.d/rc.local is for things that get restarted (odd services or whatever) | 09:09 |
mralphabet | I take that back | 09:10 |
kronus | rc.local gets run at root, right? | 09:10 |
kronus | as* | 09:10 |
kronus | seems to have worked | 09:10 |
mralphabet | etc/init.d/rc.local processes etc/rc.local | 09:10 |
mralphabet | yes | 09:10 |
kronus | thanks very much :D | 09:11 |
mralphabet | again, not the right answer, you will want to continue looking for the right way to do it | 09:11 |
kronus | it's probably an /etc/network/interfaces issue | 09:11 |
kronus | this file looks a lot more fleshed out than mine : http://david.decotigny.free.fr/libre/ibook2-debian/etc/network/interfaces | 09:11 |
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mralphabet | heh, a bit | 09:12 |
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