[01:12] Juzzy: I do, when I can [01:12] how many machines [01:12] and do you need the hardware, or other means [01:55] cyber you here? [02:55] orangeninja: yes [02:56] if you use my full nick too, I'll get here quicker ;-) [02:56] it'd highlight me and buzz me [02:56] when I'm on [02:57] what's up [03:07] Sorry I should have used your full name [03:07] how do you do that where you show my name before your entry? [03:09] orangeni hit tab [03:09] orangeninja: [03:09] type o and hit tab [03:09] and then it completes [03:09] or type c and hit tab multiple times [03:10] chris4585: bad idea for just one letter since we have mutiple nicks [03:10] yeah, mutiple times works [03:10] cyberanger, well I usually type 2 letters but no need to type out half the word itself [03:11] depends, you I do cy, chibihogoshino I do chi, etc.. [03:11] true, just a narrow example ;-) [03:11] meeting tommorow [03:11] btw [03:11] I may attend! [03:11] u [03:11] uh [03:11] what [03:11] my life has been boredom since I graduated HS [03:11] chibihogoshino, we're explaining tab completion [03:11] oh [03:13] cyberanger: thanks [03:14] thank chris4585 , he did it even better, quicker [03:14] cyberanger: Another thing I was thinking about, what was that command you gave me to clean the old kernal out of grub? [03:14] was that what you needed [03:14] sudo apt-get autoremove, should have been it [03:14] cyberanger, also we may be getting cable down our road in about a month :D [03:15] yep that's the one I think [03:15] chris4585: sweet [03:15] cyberanger, I'm trying to not get my hopes up though [03:16] orangeninja: removes the older kernels, which is more than minimum of what you asked [03:16] but it pulls the entries out too [03:17] that's all i need to input or sudo apt-get uptate autoremove [03:18] just autoremove [03:19] chris4585: this is all I got after I did it : orangeninja@orange-crush:~$ sudo apt-get autoremove [03:19] [sudo] password for orangeninja: [03:19] Reading package lists... Done [03:19] Building dependency tree [03:19] Reading state information... Done [03:19] 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. [03:19] orangeninja@orange-crush:~$ sudo apt-get autoremove [03:20] you shouldn't have any older kernels then? [03:20] when you do that command it will remove older kernels [03:20] if nothing happens then there are no older kernels [03:20] sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade && sudo apt-get autoremove [03:21] covers it all [03:21] upgrades too [03:21] ha, ha I guess I'll know next time I restart. I had about 5 or 6 tonight when I started though [05:15] Juzzy: I do, when I can [05:15] how many machines [05:15] and do you need the hardware, or other means [05:15] 5-10 or so [05:15] Not picky at this point [05:15] and you need the hardware, or have it? [05:16] need it for our school [05:18] understand that, just haven't had any computers in awhile (now that I know to lookout for them, just a matter of how fast) [05:19] well we don't have room until next school year [05:19] shame BAT is no more, closer to you, and might have been willing to help [05:19] ah [05:19] so there's time [05:19] yea [05:19] we're a 501c3, so we can do donation tax writeoff letters [05:19] I'll put that on our agenda too [05:20] but dont sweat too much I'll prolly find something around here [05:20] same as my school I graduated from, that's easy enough to work with [05:20] with that timeline, you've barely started this sesmester ;-) [05:20] can't sweat yet [05:21] yea would be nice to secure something tho [05:21] one more thing off my plate [05:21] im the chairman of the board [05:21] well i'm off to bed [05:21] I'll tty tomorrow [05:22] or later [05:22] :> [05:23] Juzzy: what school? [15:35] Lewisburg Christian Academy [16:17] hello? [16:19] hey vychune [16:19] morning [16:19] whats on tap for the meet? [16:19] renewing our domain name [16:20] memphis should be sharing with us how their meeting went [16:20] hopefully more [16:20] but that's what I'm sure of now [16:20] cyberanger: i may or may not be there tonight, but if you need some financial help on the domain name let me know [16:21] wrst: sure will [16:22] what about using ubuntutn? [16:26] vychune: what do you mean? [16:26] how about using ubuntutn.com or .org? [16:26] we already have www.ubuntu-tennessee.org which is consistant with how other teams named theirs [16:27] this is just a renewal [16:27] oh ok [16:29] as far as what our loco will maintain, figure holding what we have it the best atm [16:33] cool [17:15] wb [17:43] Hey, guys. I'm having an issue with installing from a flash drive [17:51] well crud i could have helped nairanvac... come back :) [18:19] xTEMPLARx: awesome facebook photobar thing [18:44] chibihogoshino: some progress today on swissknife-router [18:45] gotta run, but I'll fill you in on it later [19:54] chibihogoshino: it might be a breakthrough on the mesh issue too [19:54] which is annoyingly a key requirement [19:55] it's worth getting it, just the non technical issues [20:11] wrst: natty alpha 2 is out today [20:11] cool pace_t_zulu i will upgrade when i get home... or actually might just reinstall [20:11] i'm going to do a fresh install for sure [20:11] actually probably will reinstall i have some wireless issues and see if that is solved [20:12] wrst: I'd try both [20:13] first the upgrade [20:13] for curousity sake [20:13] cyberanger: i've been keeping the system upgraded but that's never fixed the wireless issue [20:13] but last upgraded, day before yesterday [20:13] what is the issue, exactly? [20:14] * cyberanger needs to update his install from a month ago [20:14] cyberanger: when i pull in the wireless driver using jockey, the broadcom sta driver it doesn't work, says available but not activated [20:14] so thought i would go the firmware cutter method, but that didn't work completely i have to load the module every time [20:14] wrst: hrm, do you know what your card is [20:15] i shoul have just put it in the well werever the modules are loaded but just didn't do that [20:15] and the broadcom chip it uses [20:15] broadcom 4312 [20:15] cyberanger: i think some configs got messed up i just hadn't worried much about it since i knew a reinstall would be the ultimate on this anyway [20:15] I'll look into it in a bit [20:16] yes, aside from any other detail [20:16] and some of the auto configs of the firmware cutter packages was not working either so just alpha being alpha [20:16] such as the drive jockey's pulling being DOA [20:16] cyberanger: where/what does ubuntu use for the modules at start up? [20:17] dang, battery here [20:17] I'll answer that in a bit [20:17] need to hold back some juice so this works as a phone still, not a brick [20:18] ha ha ok cyberanger on know in arch its /etc/rc.conf [20:39] wrst: installing in a VM now [20:41] cool pace_t_zulu i have it downloading on my server at home [21:11] wow ... alpha 2 is not so good in a VM [21:12] and by not so good i mean really poor [21:14] i thought my alpha 1 install had just deteriorated with all the changes that have been going on... but a fresh alpha 2 install is just as bad [21:35] that's not good pace_t_zulu [21:35] i will see on bare metal, its been good for me there [21:52] wrst: what was the question? [21:53] i had a question? cyberanger? :) [21:54] yes, now you have three, and I answered two ;-) [21:54] * wrst is now more confused than ever [21:54] kernel modules related [21:54] If I recall [21:54] oh where is the config file in ubuntu for the startup modules [21:55] in arch its /etc/rc.conf i use that all the time there, but thankfully in ubuntu i have never needed it :) [21:56] * wrst should have just googled it but asking cyberanger was easier today since he brought it up [22:01] wrst: I brought it up [22:01] and in ubuntu if I recall, same place [22:01] i thought so because i was just going to reinstall natty and not worry with my wireless module not loading :) [22:02] depends if they adjusted from debian, don't think they did [22:03] yeah i will just reinstall :D [22:12] if reinstall = suceess; then echo woohoo [22:12] else echo whoowhoo > /dev/null [22:12] fi [23:44] * wrst goes off to install alpha 2!