[00:42] moving closer to actually building unity [00:42] only a few more depends left to compile [00:42] something with libjpeg 1.2 to 1.4 is breaking it i think [00:44] libpng rather [00:59] Y U NO WORK UBUNTU. [03:00] :-( [04:07] :[ [04:08] ? === jackson_ is now known as jackson [13:47] Off to Win7 class & lab till 11pm [13:50] ACK! === [1]SamuraiAlba is now known as SamuraiAlba [16:52] Isnt Unity used in Ubuntu Netbook? [17:07] impatient [17:08] My clock in Server 08 running in KVM Keeps falling behind and so my kerberos certs break and I have to reboot. Anyone know how to fix the clock? [17:08] I googled it but all I get are explanations of why it is complicated, not fixes. [17:08] ChinnoDog: NTP? [17:09] ChinnoDog: is it part of a domain? [17:09] I could, but what about when I am not online? I use samba to access files on my laptop from inside the VM [17:10] setup an NTP server on your laptop, have it check against that. [17:10] as long as your laptop isn't drifting between internets that should be good. [17:11] configuring NTP on windows for a custom server is done via the registry. I think. [17:11] Try here... [17:11] http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc773263%28WS.10%29.aspx [17:11] Title: Windows Time Service Tools and Settings: Windows Time Service (at technet.microsoft.com) [17:12] I know how to configure it, I just don't know why this isn't already figured out. I've used many VM solutions and none of them had clock drift in the VM [17:12] using NTP is a band-aid at best. It means precise timing doesn't work in the VM [17:43] ok, I found a potential fix. The clock is about 90s behind now that I rebooted. I'll have to wait and see if this works [17:44] ChinnoDog: it is a band aid, I'll give you that... but it's also not a bad practice anyway ;) [17:44] I've seen a lot of login problems on windows stemming from clock messups. [17:47] http://docs.redhat.com/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/6/html/Virtualization/chap-Virtualization-KVM_guest_timing_management.html [17:47] Title: Chapter 14. KVM guest timing management (at docs.redhat.com) [17:47] The clocks are still able to be different, but setting USEPLATFORMCLOCK should make it better in theory [17:58] hi BeckySanderlin`x [17:59] (No Ping reply in 180 seconds.) [18:00] :-( [18:55] Clock drift at 9 minutes now [18:55] Technically 5 minutes is supposed to make kerberos blow up [19:06] i need a new game to play [19:06] where is there games for linux [19:06] CPU utilization of Server 08 in KVM sucks. Even when there are obviously enough processes to use 50%+ it hardly ever goes above that. [19:08] BeckySanderlin`x: I went looking for those awhile back and found a number of "top 10" type pages with linux games [19:09] Somehow I am hitting 75% cpu usage on my VM now. So, maybe I am wrong. I had to run an awful lot of stuff to get there though.