[00:16] <MiddleOfNowhere> Anyone in here familiar with Windows Server 2003?
[00:24] <Justin___> Wouldn't that dump all their home files to /var/www and change the user/guid to their login then another person's login etc etc .. there are going to be 5 or 6 people ftp'ing this server ..
[02:30] <reid> Hi.. If I wanted to set up my network in such a way as WAN---->ubuntu-server---->router---->      how would I accomplish this on the server, given that I have 2 NIC cards in it
[02:30] <giovani> reid: you want your server to act as a router, or a bridge, or what?
[02:30] <reid> well, my server is currently a torrentbox/fileserver,  but it has SERIOUS trouble working from behind the router
[02:31] <reid> so that is my incentive,  im not sure how to execute it properly =P
[02:31] <giovani> ok, well, I can't design your network for you
[02:31] <giovani> do you have multiple IPs from your ISP, or just one?
[02:31] <reid> just one
[02:31] <giovani> then you can't really do what you want to do
[02:31] <reid> =(
[02:31] <giovani> without making everything more messy
[02:32] <reid> lol, looks like I have to find out why my torrents are moving so ridiculously slow on my server then when its behind the router
[02:32] <giovani> your ports probably aren't properly configured and forwarded
[02:32] <reid> I literally get a difference of 900 k/s in front, but only 100 k/s behind
[02:32] <giovani> and therefore, you're only getting local peers
[02:32] <giovani> and not remote peers
[02:33] <reid> well, afaik they are configured
[02:33] <giovani> well I'm telling you that they probably aren't
[02:33] <reid> on the router I'm forwarding 30000-30100 to the server, and those are the ports that bittornado is listening on
[02:33] <giovani> it accounts for 95-99% of the time there's a speed issue
[02:34] <giovani> well it's possible that bittornado is listening on other ports, I don't know
[02:34] <giovani> it's not a very good torrent client
[02:34] <reid> well, I'm using it for torrentflux
[02:34] <giovani> yeah
[02:34] <giovani> that doesn't make it a better torrent client :)
[02:35] <reid> lol
[02:35] <reid> do you know of a similar solution as torrentflux, that uses a different client?
[02:35] <giovani> you could try rtorrent
[02:35] <giovani> and a web-based frontend for it
[02:36] <reid> *drool* rtorrent
[02:36] <giovani> unlike bittornado, it's actively developed
[02:37] <giovani> do you need a web frontend?
[02:37] <giovani> or would a console interface work ok?
[02:38] <reid> well, a web frontend would be nice.  but then again the only reason I want this server would be to output the movies and stuff remotely to my HDTV
[02:38] <reid> most likely via rdesktop =P
[02:38] <reid> and a web frontend doesn't really help me do that
[02:39] <giovani> well there are web-based frontends for libtorrent (rtorrent's base code)
[02:39] <giovani> or you can use rtorrent, which is a console interface
[02:39] <giovani> there are even desktop apps that can connect to rtorrent/libtorrent remotely
[02:39] <giovani> plenty of options
[02:39] <giovani> http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/wiki/UtilsList
[02:40] <reid> awesome, thanks a lot man..  opened my eyes hah.  maybe Torrentflux just sucks
[02:40] <reid> been pullin out my hair trying to get it to work properly lol
[02:40] <giovani> torrentflux doesn't suck ... it just doesn't support decent torrent clients
[02:40] <reid> yeah
[02:43] <giovani> apt-get install rtorrent and you're done :)
[02:47] <reid> lol
[02:47] <reid> imma ssh to my server right now and do just that, and see if its something I could handle long-term
[02:48] <giovani> the console interface takes some getting used to
[02:48] <giovani> if you don't like it -- just use a web interface
[02:48] <reid> yeah torrentflux is in the repos though lol
[02:48] <reid> im so lazy
[02:50] <giovani> rtpg-www is in the repos too
[02:50] <giovani> (one of the web frontends for rtorrent)
[02:55] <reid> oh, its only in jaunty repo though huh
[02:59] <giovani> guess so
[02:59] <giovani> it's really not hard to install a web frontend though
[02:59] <giovani> you should learn
[03:00] <LapLander> May I ask a question?
[03:00] <giovani> !ask
[03:01] <LapLander> I have a new Ubuntu server - I installed SNMP client, was told it was installed, but no /etc/snmp. I tried removing and reinstaling, same result - I am new to Ubuntu and not sure where to start looking to see what went wrong
[03:02] <giovani> LapLander: what package did you install?
[03:02] <LapLander> used apt-get install snmp scli tkmib
[03:03] <giovani> well why are you looking in /etc/?
[03:03] <giovani> what are you looking for, exactly?
[03:03] <LapLander> Where else should I find /etc/snmp/snmp.conf - according to the man I was reading, that is where it gets configured after install
[03:04] <giovani> what manpage?
[03:04] <LapLander> I am a few days away - will have to retrace my steps to find that
[03:05] <giovani> ok ... well are you not using the apps you just installed?
[03:05] <giovani> I'm not sure what function snmp.conf might serve -- but surely if you don't even know why you want it ... you don't need it
[03:05] <giovani> the 'snmp' package provides a wealth of snmp client utilities
[03:06] <giovani> I presume they're what you're looking for -- why not run them?
[03:08] <LapLander> The ones I have tried act like SNMP is not installed - no response is what I get to the snmp queries I try
[03:08] <giovani> ok wait
[03:08] <giovani> what do mean they "act like SNMP is not installed"?
[03:08] <giovani> the utilities are only there, and can be run because you installed the snmp package
[03:09] <giovani> are you confusing the server with clients?
[03:09] <LapLander> Isn't snmp.conf where the community string is set
[03:09] <giovani> I think you're confusing roles here
[03:09] <LapLander> I don't think so
[03:09] <giovani> heh
[03:09] <giovani> snmp is a set of query utilities, nothing more
[03:10] <giovani> it's not the agent itself
[03:11] <giovani> maybe you're looking for 'snmpd'
[03:11] <giovani> which is the agent
[03:12] <giovani> which you configure in /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf
[03:13] <LapLander> Ok, I guess I misunderstood - thanks for clarifying it
[03:13] <giovani> no problem
[06:07] <SockPants> hello all
[06:08] <SockPants> is there a way to use ubuntu server to broadcast internet radio?
[08:53] <SockPants> hi
[08:53] <SockPants> does ubuntu server 8.04 use alsa or oss or how do i find out on my system?
[09:13] <SockPants> is there a way to see what process is using a sound device is ALSA?
[09:39] <isaacsm> SockPants: lsof /dev/snd
[13:20] <eagles0513875> i have shoutcast configured on my linuxbox but for some reason i cant start the server i keep getting bash: ./sc_serv: no such file or directory and i am in the directory where i have shoutcast
[13:50] <beawesomeinstead> is it possible to mount (non-block) disk image via fstab? getting error that says it tries to mount disk image before parent partition...
[14:43] <LyonJT> Hey,
[14:43] <LyonJT> i have a squid proxy server running
[14:44] <LyonJT> but when i try to use it from another network i get a access denied message shown
[14:44] <LyonJT> why is thi
[14:53] <LyonJT> MiddleOfNowhere: Check out #windows
[15:45] <matt1211> Hi, does anyone know how I can configure the netatalk package on my server to mount a directory other than the home directory by default to my finder?
[15:50] <giovani> !weekend | matt1211
[15:51] <giovani> matt1211: also, netatalk ... is not the most common package ... you'd be better off reading their documentation, or finding their support channel
[16:52] <giovani> hmm, where did main.cf go from the postfix package in jaunty?
[16:52] <giovani> am I missing something obvious?
[16:54] <matt1211> Is there a package for ubuntu that fixes permissions for users?
[16:54] <infinity> matt1211: In what sense?
[16:54] <giovani> matt1211: what do you mean by "fixes"?
[16:56] <matt1211> Well, when I try and create a user with my admin account on ubuntu, it says account expired, pam authorization failed.  I tried with root user and the same thing happens.
[16:56] <giovani> how did you create the user? what command, exactly, was used?
[16:57] <matt1211> sudo adduser username
[16:57] <infinity> And when you log in to "username", it's expired?
[16:57] <infinity> That usually indicated a clock issue.
[16:57] <infinity> (ie: your computer thinks it's 1900?)
[16:57] <giovani> could be dead CMOS
[16:57] <giovani> matt1211: run "date" at the command line
[16:58] <giovani> paste the output here
[16:58] <infinity> *shrug* ... S'why I run ntpdate on boot, and ntpd during runtime.
[16:58] <infinity> Half my machines don't know what time it is when they're off. :P
[16:59] <giovani> that's not good
[16:59] <infinity> Nah, it's just that I have a lot of machines that don't have battery-backed clocks.
[16:59] <matt1211> date
[16:59] <matt1211> Sun Apr 19 08:59:01 PDT 2009
[17:00] <matt1211> that's the output
[17:00] <infinity> Okay, so it's not clock skew.   Fun.
[17:00] <infinity> matt1211: When do you get the error?  When you create the user, or when you try to log in with it?
[17:00] <matt1211> when I create the user
[17:00] <infinity> Oh, that's kinda special.
[17:01] <giovani> it says "pam authorization failed" when you create the user?
[17:01] <giovani> really?
[17:07] <matt1211> yes, that's the error I get.  how can I fix it? is there a way to reinstall those functions or something?
[17:08] <infinity> What does "passwd -S username" output?
[17:09] <matt1211> do this on a user that I have tried to create?
[17:09] <infinity> Yes.
[17:09] <matt1211> Or just my admin one
[17:09] <infinity> Unless it's not actually creating them at all...?
[17:10] <matt1211> no it creates them
[17:10] <matt1211> sort of
[17:10] <infinity> Kay.  Then yes, "passwd -S <name of new user>"
[17:13] <matt1211> it says test P and then a date.
[17:13] <infinity> ....
[17:13] <matt1211> test is the username
[17:13] <infinity> Can't copy and paste the line?
[17:13] <infinity> Looking for something like "adconrad P 05/13/2008 0 99999 7 -1"
[17:13] <matt1211> il try
[17:14] <matt1211> test P 04/19/2009 0 99999 7 -1
[17:14] <infinity> Okay, none of that looks like an expired password.  "grep test /etc/passwd" to see if the account is set expired?
[17:15] <infinity> (Should be something like "test:x:1002:1002:Test User,,,:/home/test:/bin/bash")
[17:15] <infinity> The "x" for the second field is what I'm curious about.
[17:17] <matt1211>  test /etc/passwd
[17:17] <matt1211> test:x:1007:1007::/home/test:/bin/bash
[17:18] <matt1211> that is what I got
[17:19] <infinity> Okay, I'm at a loss.  It all looks fine.
[17:20] <infinity> What's exact pam error when you create a user?
[17:20] <infinity> (And it is when you run "adduser" right, not when you're running "sudo somecommand"?)
[17:21] <matt1211> can I just reinstall the part of ubuntu that deals with creating users or something?
[17:21] <infinity> Your user is being created fine.
[17:21] <infinity> This is why I'm trying to figure out what your actual problem is.
[17:22] <infinity> When do you get the PAM error, exactly?  After adduser has run and asked you all the questions, or before the questions?
[17:22] <infinity> And do you have the exact error to copy and paste, rather than paraphrasing?
[17:24] <matt1211> chfn: PAM authentication failed
[17:24] <matt1211> adduser: `/usr/bin/chfn test' returned error code 1. Exiting.
[17:26] <matt1211> does that mean anything?
[17:26] <infinity> That doesn't look like the "account expired" you were previously describing...
[17:28] <matt1211> that is above it, it just says your account has expired, please contact your system administrator.
[17:28] <infinity> Ah-ha.
[17:29] <infinity> Right, this is due to you having unlocked and subsequently half-broken your root account.
[17:29] <matt1211> okay, is there a way to fix it?
[17:29] <matt1211> or do I have to reinstall ubuntu.
[17:30] <infinity> Try:
[17:30] <infinity> sudo passwd --unlock root
[17:30] <infinity> sudo usermod --lock root
[17:30] <infinity> (It's a sketchy workaround for how we deal with locked/unlocked root accounts)
[17:32] <infinity> Basically, I'm assuming that at one point you set a root password, then you re-locked root witn "passwd -l root", as various HOWTOs out there say you should?
[17:32] <infinity> That completely breaks how PAM authenticates the root account.
[17:32] <matt1211> that fixed it, thanks!
[17:32] <infinity> "sudo passwd --unlock root; sudo usermod --lock root" should return yout root account to the more-or-less pristine locked state it was in when you installed the system.
[17:36] <matt1211> ssh media@fried-rice.vipbc.org
[17:36] <matt1211> woops, sorry
[17:36] <matt1211> wrong window
[18:29] <RoAkSoAx> hey guys, what's the user that runs squid on Intrepid?
[18:29] <Kamping_Kaiser> proxy, iirc
[19:29] <a1fa> hey
[19:29] <a1fa> what files are needed for netboot?
[19:33] <giovani> !netboot | a1fa
[19:34] <giovani> a1fa: you want to PXE boot and do a network install?
[19:34] <giovani> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/Netboot
[19:38] <a1fa> got that
[19:38] <a1fa> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/WindowsServerNetboot
[19:38] <a1fa> i used this guide
[19:39] <a1fa> and stupid thing is trying to load pxelinux.cfg/00..000, MACADD, IP, HOSTNAME, DOMAIN
[19:39] <a1fa> everything but linux
[19:39] <giovani> ok, well that guide looks ancient
[19:39] <giovani> hoary and breezy
[19:40] <giovani> that's like a 4 year old guide
[19:40] <giovani> probably heavily out of date
[19:41] <a1fa> true but principal is the same
[19:41] <a1fa> netboot, pxelinux.cfg, linux and initrd.gz
[19:41] <giovani> yes, but the files may be quite different
[19:41] <giovani> read the basic Netboot guide
[19:41] <giovani> rather than the one specific to windows
[19:43] <a1fa> hm
[19:55] <genii> If your client is trying to load a file whic is it's mac or so, likely your dhcp server is not giving it an address
[20:10] <theuser1> i have a 24/7 dsl and kubuntu as an os. i dont know how to do something. i mean i want o make some use of it... may be a webserver... or what else.can any one comment?
[20:15] <matt1211> Hi, how can I find the password to my mysql root user? I forget what I set it as.
[20:18] <cheleo> anyone has upgraded to jaunty-server ?
[20:19] <infinity> matt1211: You can't find it if you didn't put it anywhere, but you can reset it.
[20:20] <matt1211> okay, how do I do that?
[20:21] <infinity> http://www.howtoforge.com/reset-forgotten-mysql-root-password has the reasonably simple instructions.
[20:30] <matt1211> ah, just a question what is the command to stop and start mysql? I think its /etc/init but I'm not sure about the rest
[20:31] <josspyker> /etc/init.d/mysql restart
[20:38] <a1fa> ah this crap aint workin :(
[20:40] <genii> Might want sudo with that init.d command
[20:42] <theuser1> what is the difference in openssh and sshd?
[20:42] <giovani> cheleo: I haven't done an upgrade, but I have a jaunty server or two, yes
[20:42] <giovani> theuser1: the client and the server
[20:46] <matt1211> how can I reinstall mysql package? the instructions for resetting the root passwd are not working for me.
[20:47] <giovani> matt1211: you don't need to reinstall mysql
[20:47] <giovani> that's serious overkill
[20:47] <matt1211> ?
[20:48] <giovani> http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/resetting-permissions.html#resetting-permissions-unix
[20:48] <giovani> there is the official documentation
[20:48] <giovani> it's going to work
[20:48] <giovani> if you follow it
[20:48] <matt1211> how can I change password then, I forgot mine and instructions are not working.
[20:49] <matt1211> ah
[20:49] <giovani> what "didn't work"?
[20:49] <giovani> be more specific
[20:49] <giovani> there were only 3 steps in the first set of instructions you were given -- was an error returned? what happened?
[20:50] <matt1211> instructions from this url. http://www.howtoforge.com/reset-forgotten-mysql-root-password
[20:50] <giovani> yes ... be specific about what "didn't work"
[20:50] <matt1211> had trouble with the part just after the odd restart.
[20:51] <giovani> matt1211: I've asked you repeatedly to be specific
[20:51] <giovani> "had trouble" is nowhere near specific enough
[20:53] <matt1211> okay, I restarted the mysql database and bypassed the tables, and went into it with the root user, but when I typed the update user command to change the password, and the flush command, it didn't give any errors, but when I restarted the password still hadn't changed.
[20:53] <giovani> it didn't tell you to restart mysql
[20:53] <giovani> it told you to shut it down, and then start safe mode
[20:54] <matt1211> I did start it in safe mode.
[20:55] <giovani> you probably typoed somewhere
[20:55] <giovani> here's yet another guide: http://www.nixexp.com/index.php/2006/12/16/how-can-i-reset-mysql-root-password-root-password-recovery/
[20:55] <a1fa> hm.. its not even trying to pull down its tftp image
[20:55] <a1fa> thats whats crazy about it
[20:55] <giovani> a1fa: that implies a typo in the config, or a bad setup
[20:56] <a1fa> all looks good
[20:56] <a1fa> tripple checked it
[20:56] <a1fa> it pulls pxelinux.0
[20:57] <a1fa> and thats it
[20:57] <giovani> well clearly something isn't good :)
[20:58] <giovani> where'd you get your netboot files from?
[20:58] <a1fa> ubuntu.com
[20:58] <giovani> where specifically
[20:58] <a1fa> hm
[21:00] <a1fa> not working yet again
[21:00] <giovani> can you tell me where you got your netboot files?
[21:00] <a1fa>  http://mirror.anl.gov/
[21:00] <a1fa> 8.10 and 9.04
[21:00] <giovani> sigh
[21:01] <a1fa> do you want full url?
[21:01] <giovani> ok, well, jaunty isn't released yet
[21:01] <a1fa> either image
[21:01] <a1fa> http://mirror.anl.gov/pub/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/netboot.tar.gz
[21:01] <a1fa> both do the same thing
[21:03] <a1fa> i manually tested the tftp server and it works
[21:04] <a1fa> in terms of default and images
[21:05] <giovani> and what shows up on the pxe booted machine?
[21:05] <giovani> does it present an error?
[21:05] <a1fa> cant find pxelinux.cfg boot image
[21:05] <a1fa> but when i do it manually its there
[21:06] <giovani> well I'd stick a network tap around the pxe machine and watch every packet going in and out
[21:06] <giovani> and see if it's not looking in the right place
[21:07] <matt1211> Okay, that worked, thank you for your help!
[21:08] <giovani> matt1211: in the future, with mysql-specific stuff, that isn't ubuntu related -- check out #mysql
[21:09] <a1fa> i got a tap up
[21:09] <giovani> a1fa: great, do a full packet dump
[21:09] <giovani> and I'll take a look at it
[21:09] <matt1211> okay, I'll do that.
[21:16] <a1fa> Error Code, Code: Not defined, Message: TFTP Aborted\000
[21:16] <giovani> a1fa: that doesn't look like a packet dump to me :)
[21:16] <giovani> can you post the entire pcap file somewhere?
[21:17] <matt1211> What is the command to delete a databse in mysql?
[21:17] <giovani> matt1211: this channel is really not for mysql-focused info
[21:17] <a1fa> lol
[21:18] <giovani> you can find that answer on google, or in #mysql, or in the wonderful mysql documentation on the website
[21:18] <a1fa> giovanio: i am actually looking into this
[21:18] <a1fa> it looks like it never pulls pxelinux.0
[21:18] <a1fa> but thats a whole another problem
[21:19] <giovani> it sounds like you have fundamental config issues with DHCP
[21:23] <genii> Make sure RUN_DAEMON="yes"           is set in /etc/default/tftpd-hpa
[21:31] <a1fa> *nstinks
[21:31] <a1fa> this really nlows
[21:34] <a1fa> crazy.. the file is there manually
[21:34] <a1fa> it successfully loads pxelinux.0
[21:34] <a1fa> but thats about it
[21:38] <genii> a1fa: You are using the network boot kernel image, or a mounted install iso, or what?
[21:40] <a1fa> network boot kernel
[21:40] <a1fa> i am giving up
[21:41] <a1fa> i am building a ubuntu vmware
[21:41] <a1fa> and about to to dd over network :)
[21:44] <a1fa> its amazing how dust affects DVD rom drives
[21:44] <a1fa> both xbox and my workstation dvd drives dont want to eject dvds
[21:48] <theuser1>  i need a free vnc software for both windows xp and kubuntu. i what to make windows and kubuntu both as some times client and some times server. need ecryptiiiiionn say ssh if possible. please see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_remote_desktop_software if you want to ?
[21:50] <a1fa> tinyvnc
[21:51] <a1fa> ultravnc
[21:51] <a1fa> either way
[21:51] <a1fa> ssh it if you want
[21:51] <a1fa> hm.. i dont have hardware raid controller.. i tought lvm will let you setup lvm raid in installer?
[21:53] <giovani> thefish: this channel doesn't support GUIs on ubuntu server
[21:53] <giovani> so, VNC won't be relevant here
[21:56] <a1fa> ah if there was only way to make 1U server more quiet
[21:56] <giovani> a1fa: there is ... there's nothing inherently loud about a 1U server
[21:56] <giovani> obviously you can use lower-flow fans
[21:56] <genii> a1fa: Better fans? ;)
[21:56] <giovani> lower speed fans
[21:57] <giovani> however, typically ... yeah, due to a tight fit of components, 1Us ship with very fast fans
[21:57] <genii> Some of those Sun 1U boxes sound like an F-18 ready to take off, when you power them onn
[21:58] <giovani> genii: it's, unfortunately, the best way to ensure the box doesn't die when it's stacked above and below overheated boxes
[21:58]  * Nafallo loves when DL385s turn on :-)
[21:58] <Nafallo> s/turn/power/
[21:58] <genii> giovani: Yes, it's understandable. Just when you're in the data centre the white noise kills you after a while
[21:59] <giovani> genii: ear-plugs
[21:59] <giovani> I always wear them at datacenters
[21:59] <theuser1>  i need a free vnc software for both windows xp and kubuntu. i what to make windows and kubuntu both as some times client and some times server. need ecryptiiiiionn say ssh if possible. please see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_remote_desktop_software if you want to ?
[21:59] <giovani> thefish: I've already responded to you
 thefish: this channel doesn't support GUIs on ubuntu server
 so, VNC won't be relevant here
[21:59] <giovani> so please stop asking that question
[21:59] <Nafallo> Nokia BH-604
[21:59] <genii> giovani: You hit tab-complete for the wrong nick of the vnc enquirer
[21:59] <Nafallo> I always wear them ;-)
[22:00] <giovani> genii: oh, indeed I did, thank you for pointing that out
[22:00] <genii> Nafallo: Earplugs?
[22:00] <Nafallo> http://www.nokia.co.uk/A4577624
[22:00] <giovani> genii: nah, big headphones
[22:00] <giovani> not really gonna work in datacenters, imo
[22:00] <genii> Hehe
[22:00] <giovani> I have some bose
[22:00] <Nafallo> giovani: really? they work quite damn well for me :-)
[22:00] <giovani> full ear canal blockage is the only want to ensure protection for your ears
[22:09] <a1fa> wow
[22:09] <a1fa> server install fail
[22:09] <a1fa> it could not boot off scsi drive
[22:10] <genii> a1fa: You have the scsi host adapter bios set for the drive you also specified in the install?
[22:10] <genii> Also is there proper terminaltion, etc etc
[22:17] <Nafallo> giovani: hmm. any of those ear canal stuff would have bluetooth you reckon? :-)
[22:17] <Nafallo> I'm addicted to my music while working :-)
[22:18] <giovani> Nafallo: yes, I've seen some of them
[22:18] <Nafallo> giovani: any idea where? I'm very interested :-)
[22:18] <giovani> I'll google around
[22:18] <giovani> or you can
[22:18] <giovani> why do you like bluetooth?
[22:18] <giovani> the audio quality is horrible
[22:19] <Nafallo> giovani: I've had enough wires getting caught in racks in my days...
[22:19] <giovani> Nafallo: just run it under your shirt or something
[22:19] <giovani> cheaper, no battery to discharge, and higher quality
[22:19] <giovani> and smaller
[22:19] <Nafallo> still comes out somewhere, and my shirts don't usually go over my head :-)
[22:20] <Nafallo> giovani: mobile gets usb-charged anyway. so battery isn't a worry.
[22:20] <a1fa> genii: yup
[22:20] <giovani> Nafallo: ok
[22:20] <Nafallo> quality will only be as good as the n95-2 can do anyway. ;-)
[22:20] <genii> a1fa: What adapter?
[22:23] <genii> (some Adaptec require PNP to be off or CAMI to be be off, etc)
[22:50] <a1fa> dont know
[22:50] <a1fa> need to check
[23:10] <giovani> a1fa: don't presume any adapter is supported
[23:10] <giovani> especially with something specialized (and generally being phased out) like scsi controllers