[00:04] Daskreech: thanks [00:06] also, I'm having a hard time finding the md5 of kubuntu-11.10-desktop-amd64.iso [00:06] the UbuntuHashes page (which is where you end up if you follow the kubuntu install instructions) doesn't even have a section for 11.10 [00:07] Wensley: Look on the cdimages.ubuntu.com site. Under Kubuntu of course [00:07] there is a MD5SUMS file [00:08] oh, is it listed as kubuntu-11.10-desktop-amd64+mac.iso ? [00:09] asking because my md5 doesn't match up with any of those on that page [00:10] Wensley: Might be the wrong one then? [00:11] this is the one that I got from www.kubuntu.org/getkubuntu/download , with the 64-bit dropdown [00:15] Wensley: What' the md5sum that you get? [00:17] Wensley: run a sha1sum on it as well [00:18] hey you guys. im learning about databases and i realize how useful they are...im even considering using databases as backends to some of my security scripts...thing is.. what if i need to use my scripts on a computer that doesnt have net access and i cant connect to my mysql database? is ther such thing as a packaged database? that you can package together with a program ? [00:18] and carry it wherever u go [00:18] and connect to it? [00:20] Daskreech: md5: 8d9b77938d230690fe0d9785c0425c09 I've downloaded it on my windows machine, and I don't think that sha1sum comes with msys... [00:20] Wensley: it doesn't [00:27] Wensley: how did you download it? [00:27] http://www.kubuntu.org/getkubuntu/download , choose the "64 bit" dropdown option, clicked "Begin download" [00:28] just downloaded a fresh copy and the hash is the same, so I'm guessing it's not corrupted... but I have to head out for a while, unfortunately [00:30] Wensley: ok [01:26] <_Roey> haaa [01:26] <_Roey> hi === _Roey is now known as MostEvilRoey [01:26] hey all [01:27] How do I blacklist nouveau so that I can install the nvidia proprietary drivers? [01:46] yo how do I blacklist nouveau??? this shit keeps waking up from the dead like zombie jesus. [01:46] I am trying to install the proprietary NVidia drivers. [01:46] but this module is always in use and I can't seem to get rid of it using rmmod. [01:47] Daskreech: hola [01:47] hey runnoc [01:49] Roey: Hi [01:50] Roey: installing nvidia should automagically blacklist nouveau [01:50] yeah? it doesn'.t [01:50] wtf. every time I do-dist-upgrade, I have to hassle with my system. Every single fucking time. [01:51] and it always takes a day or two. [01:51] !language [01:51] Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family-friendly, polite, and professional. [01:51] so does most of the world i think Roey [01:51] nvidia is already installed. [01:51] i can graph the happiness of my life on a chart based on how many times ive opend xorg.conf [01:51] this is *insane*. [01:51] anyway, so my nvidia drivers are already installed, it seems. [01:52] but, im getting ready to clean install 11.10, even though it took me days to get 11.04 stableized, gonna but kubuntu on one system and lubuntu on three others maybe 4 [01:52] * szal hasn't had to fiddle w/ much of anything after do-release-upgrade [01:52] put that is [01:53] szal: get an effing nvidia card and start feeling the pain. [01:53] phiscribe: it's painful. [01:53] * szal has a GT240 [01:53] I have a GT260. [01:53] why did it mess up my video on reboot after I upgraded???? [01:53] ugh. [01:53] anyway... so I want to make sure nvidia is installed correctly [01:54] but in order to do that, I have to blacklist nouveau [01:54] but inorder to blacklist nouveau, I should uninstall nvidia. [01:54] ....? [01:54] these later releases (any flavor linux) realy dont like it when you mix say a lcd monitor with an anolog cable, gets the eddid data bumfuzzled and starts tht hold your hand failsafe bullet proff x crapola dummy it down so know body can floow and your chasing down xorgs that may or not be used [01:56] i got nvidia too, im gonna install the restict4ed drivers as soon as i wipe 11.04, getting ready to soon [01:56] I tried that. [01:56] I couldn't. [01:56] it's because I coudln't load the systme without nouveau autmatically loading. [01:56] Xorg -configure from terminal [01:56] and then the install script complains. [01:56] with X dead [01:56] that nouveau is alrady there, so it just fails. [01:57] phiscribe: ok, what does that do, functionally? [01:57] like, the system /boots/ with nouveau kernel module loaded. [01:57] generates a xorg.conf.new file [01:57] that's not what I need [01:57] I need to get nouveau to not load on boot. [01:57] sometimes you have to move it to xorg.conf in the proper place [01:57] but this is not about the xorg module [01:57] this is the kernel module I'm talking about [01:58] Roey: http://paste.ubuntu.com/721240/ <- /etc/modprobe.d/nvidia-graphics-drivers.conf [01:58] im not 100 percent sure they have so manyauto configure scripts that well fail and tryto build xorg.conf for you, now days xorg.conf is barely used or used diffrenlty i cant follow the hops iot all jumps through to hold your hand [01:58] that'd be great if I had x running and could see thatp age ;) [01:59] they try to automate this stuff for "dummies" but knowbody can right a script that allows for all possibliities [01:59] Roey: ever heard of links2 or w3m? ;) [01:59] szal: and yes, it's already there, and it blacklists nvidia and abunch of other modules. [01:59] szal: I've looked at example nvidia-graphics-drivers.conf files before. I know it blacklists nouveau. Mine does too. [01:59] szal: doesn't help much, since nouveau isstill loaded at startup. [01:59] Roey: how do you know? [02:00] were does kubuntu put the wallpapers so i can save them before i wipe 11.04 off themap? [02:00] how do I knowwhat? [02:00] that nouveau is loaded [02:01] lsmod | grep nouveau [02:02] you have 'nomodeset' as a boot option? [02:02] that I am not sure of. [02:02] Should I? [02:02] what does it do? [02:02] afaik, yes [02:02] hi there.. I'm running kubuntu 11.10.. almost all is ok.. however, I'm having some issues with sound... the event sound of the system is ok.. but when I try to run a video using vlc I get no sound [02:02] mode is a paramater used on boot to set the rsoluiton of the logon screen [02:02] KMS doesn't work, or at least not properly, w/ the nvidia driver, but afaik it does w/ nouveau [02:03] ah. [02:03] so if you have KMS enabled (by not having 'nomodeset'), nouveau is loaded as one of the 1st things [02:03] whatever. when I boot with the nouveau driver, the logon screen is meesed up anyway. [02:03] but just the logon, not the x sexxion [02:04] In the device preference > Music/Video... I have PulseAudio Sound Server.. is it ok?! [02:04] setting the mode for vga only efefects the logon screen not the X server [02:04] i think [02:04] may you help me? [02:04] hmm [02:04] ok [02:04] like the grub menu [02:04] grub.cfg does list nomodeset there. [02:04] Squidy: Pulse is default, so yes [02:04] fuck pulseaudio grrrrrrrrRRR that's cuased me a grat deal of consternation right there. [02:04] brb. [02:04] Roey: then put that in /etc/default/grub & run 'sudo update-grub' [02:05] szal: but what's happening, [02:05] szal- nuke the .pulse folder and reboot (id do it but deleting stuff makes some ppl squirmy) [02:05] :( [02:06] Squidy: does it play or doesn't it? [02:06] szal: the video is ok but its sound [02:07] Squidy: if it plays, then check 'Playback streams' in the mixer & put the output on another device [02:07] ok here goes 11.10 install, hopefully the worst of the bugs are straightened out by now bbiab [02:08] for theose wih sound problems, deleteing puslaudio's configureation file and rebooting (forcing a fresh configuration to be crated) works wonders for some, maybe not you, but its a good shot === ubuntu is now known as cleaninstall [02:18] hi [02:18] hi [02:18] so... I removed nomodeset from grub.cfg [02:18] but.... novueau still pops back up on bootup!!!!! [02:18] arghhhhhhhhhhhhh [02:18] I want the systme to boot up without the nouveau driver loaded. [02:18] can I do that? [02:20] the mode has nothing to do with X nada [02:20] ok [02:20] I meant the nouveau kernel driver. [02:20] its pre X like those old vga video games [02:20] I want to install the nvidia drivers. When I try running NVIDIA.sh, it compalins of the nouveau driver being loaded and therefore it fails. [02:21] so I've been trying all these ways to blacklist this fucking thking from startup. [02:21] I looked at /etc/modprobe.d/... [02:21] and blacklisted it there in blacklist.conf [02:21] i can never get much out of those nouveau drivers, if your not worried about using closed source, shoot for the proprietary nvida drivers and not the free ones [02:21] yet... these stupid thing keeps coming back. [02:21] GRRRRRRRRR [02:22] cleaninstall: dude, I've been trying to install the proprietary ones for a day now. [02:22] run the nvidia installer it pushes the free drivers away [02:22] cleaninstall: it won't install because it complains that nouveau is loaded. [02:22] cleaninstall: it compalins and fails. [02:22] do it out of X [02:23] cleaninstall: I am out of X. [02:23] cleaninstall: does grub load nouveau??? [02:23] well im getting ready to reboot and im sure im gonna have the same problem, [02:23] you will. [02:24] no kdm probably does, if you see anything but a terminal you are in X [02:24] fuck this. Every single fucking time I do-release-upgrade, I get shit. [02:24] one window X [02:24] cleaninstall: hgmm, you're right, kdm is running in the background. [02:24] which runlevel boots without x? [02:25] !language | Roey [02:25] Roey: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family-friendly, polite, and professional. [02:25] outside of X is no gui no windows nothing but a prompt [02:25] not right. [02:25] er, [02:25] right. [02:25] that's where I am now. [02:25] Roey: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [02:25] Roey: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [02:25] FloodBotK1: I will kill you, bot. [02:25] what irc cliet do you have [02:26] cleaninstall: irssi. [02:26] outside of X. [02:26] let me check the commands [02:26] otherwise, xchat. [02:26] ok [02:26] but kdm shouldnt be running, i thought [02:26] me too. [02:26] maybe there is a runlevel that I can boot at withotu x [02:26] ? [02:27] in Debian it is rl2 [02:27] but kubuntu by defaults load at rl2 [02:27] sudo apt-get install nvidia-current maybe [02:27] then sudo nvidia-xconfig maybe [02:28] it's alrady installed :P [02:28] ok [02:28] the issue isn't x [02:28] it's before x loads. [02:28] it's the nouveau driver. [02:28] I need it dead. [02:28] now. [02:28] Roey: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [02:28] Roey: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [02:29] the noveau dirvers are X drivers they load with X [02:29] NO. [02:29] !kms [02:29] the Noveau kernel module loads. [02:29] nothing to do with x. [02:29] The Nouveau driver suite consists of three major parts: the kernel modules (DRM), the X driver (DDX), and the 3D driver (in Mesa, optional). In addition, libdrm with Nouveau support is required. [02:29] ALL X components [02:30] I've tried to apt-get5 remove the libdrm package, but then apt-get gives a long list of packages dependant on it [02:30] *apt-get remove [02:30] have you installed the restircted packages? [02:31] er [02:31] hrm [02:31] could they have been disabled at do-release-upgrade time? [02:31] restricted packages on open source projects are 100% always disabled [02:31] I see them listed in /etc/apt/sources.list [02:32] so yes those statements are there. [02:32] what next? [02:32] sudo apt-get install nvidia-current [02:32] it's already the newest version. [02:33] (I'd paste it here but I am not in X) [02:33] ystem – > Administration -> Nvidia X server Settings [02:33] System that is [02:33] that'd be grat if I could get to x. [02:33] *great. [02:34] sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras [02:34] already newest version. [02:34] same message. [02:34] try Xorg -configure [02:35] or sudo Xorg -configure [02:35] it complains that it can't load nvidia drivers. [02:35] what's the point of configuring X when we're trying to remove the DRM nouveau modules?? [02:35] apt-cache search nvidia [02:36] ok look... [02:36] it says nvidia-current isalready installed. [02:36] anda a bunch of other nvidia modules. [02:36] yet I don't have an 'nv' module to load. [02:36] what about nvidia-settings-updates [02:37] is that installed [02:37] same thing, already newest version. [02:38] reboot [02:38] cross fingers [02:38] argh [02:38] I've rebooted ten times already. [02:38] Same thing. [02:38] try the failsafe boot [02:38] session [02:38] ah... true [02:38] one sec. [02:38] will do, thanks! [02:38] brb [02:38] Roey: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [02:38] Roey: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [02:39] hehe some people type like they talk [02:45] cleaninstall: no go. [02:45] I tried rebooting and dropping to root at the boot menu, but nouveau kernel module is still loaded. [02:46] cleaninstall: I tried rebooting to a 2.6.38 kernel, and there too the nouveau kernel module is still loaded. [02:46] cleaninstall: don't reboot. ever. [02:46] cleaninstall: save yourself the hassle, wait till this shit gets fixed in upstream. [02:46] god FUCK it what a waste of time this has been. [02:46] *spit*. [02:46] well i just put 11.10 on here and i got my finger on reboot, ill brb, maybe, dont know roey i got a nvidia card, and here i go, maybe ill learn something, i got two machines up behind me, one installing lubunutu, ill be in an out, ill be phiscribe most likley [02:46] ok [02:47] ah ok you're phiscribe [02:51] cleaninstall: hey! [02:51] so? [02:51] well i got X one monitor dead, using nv (noveau) [02:51] quassel, eh? so it worked? [02:52] how did you get nv loaded? [02:52] did you do release upgrade or clean install? [02:52] i did clean [02:52] oh... see I did a release-upgrade. [02:52] didnt trust the upgrade as ive watched the bug parade [02:52] yeah, I did the upgrade. [02:52] so dude u cant get x at all? [02:52] should I just install clean? [02:52] nope. [02:52] I mean I did under nouveau [02:52] hten I got fed up with it and removed its x packages [02:53] if you can a clean install is clean, its like going to the doctor and getting rid of your VDD [02:53] but the damned drm module still loads and prevents me from running the nvidia installer. [02:53] sigh [02:53] if you cant, if can be fgixed, u just gotta count on it taking some of your sanity [02:53] but then I have to download my packages again. [02:53] ok. [02:54] I am so sick of this shit, sigh. [02:54] ok. It's late. I am going to bed. [02:54] I thoguht that by the time it's a week out, the upgrade process should be painless. [02:54] fuck me. [02:55] gnight [03:02] is the package manager no longer in system settings? === cleaninstall is now known as phiscribe [03:08] man i should have kept the modlines from last xorg [03:14] Is anyone else having a persistent problem with rekonq randomly crashing ? [03:31] during sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop (on a standard ubuntu box), it asked me to pick between kdm, gdm, and lightdm [03:31] according to the site i've been following, it says to pick kdm for kubuntu, gdm goes with ubuntu, etc. .. i picked lightdm thinking that it might work with both.. but is that true, or did i accidentally break it a bit? [03:31] do i need to switch to kdm? [03:32] (i found how to switch, i'm just not sure whether it's necessary) [03:38] i'm not getting any sound in my laptop speakers. The headphones work fine. I think gstreamer may be broken. Are there any other backends for phonon i can try? [03:38] eristikophiles: it probably makes no difference. use which ever one you want, you can always change if you feel the need [03:39] adarshajoisa: you can use the xine backend, or even vlc [03:39] adarshajoisa: have you checked alsamixer to make sue that the volume for your speakers is not turned all the way down? [03:42] jmichaelx: oh, thanks! :) it was turned down in alsamixer. :P [03:42] sweet [03:42] that seems to happen a lot [03:43] jmichaelx: btw, doesn't alsamixer have a gui? i had to use the terminal to turn up the volume [03:43] it may have, but if it does, i have never seen it [03:43] jmichaelx: ok. [03:45] jmichaelx: how do i use vlc as a backend for phonon? [03:47] adarshajoisa: i'm not positive [03:48] jmichaelx: ok. i'll figure it out. also, when i try apt-get install xine, it says xine doesn't have an installation candidate. what's the package name? [03:51] jmichaelx- thanks.. i went off reading web stuff. but that's cool [03:58] can you install rocketbar from mandriva on kubuntu? [04:04] is it possible to change root to a different word..like change the root account to something called adVIMistrator ? [04:04] and if i do so, will file ownership change accordingly? [04:05] ssh has an option that will make it so only root is allowed to login. but root is so common and all the hackers test for it...so i want something different [04:20] hexacode: for the sake of security, disallowing root login is what should be done, not disallowing everything but root [04:26] hmm jmichaelx thats probably a good idea...but when i log in with the other user i created, theres no colors in my terminal...everythign is just yellow...heck it doesnt even display my username@host it just has a $ sign for the prompt and thats it [04:26] i dont really know why its doing that [04:27] hexacode: all of that is customizable [04:29] hexacode: you can custom tailor your prompt to your liking in your .bashrc file... you can find many examples online of all the different ways people configure their bash prompts. [04:31] hexacode: i have mine so that it is blue if i am signed in as a user, or red if i am roo... and have it set to show the working directory, and the time [04:31] root* [04:32] Hi [04:32] jmichaelx: thanks...so bash rc is causing color distortions then? is bashrc also causing it not to display user@host$ ? instead it just diplays $ [04:32] hexacode: colors can also be influenced in .bashrc, and you also generally have various color schemas to choose from in whichever terminal emulator you use [04:33] aafk ill be back. ill get ur message if u make a response thanks [04:34] hexacode: the very first thing i do when i install any linux distro is copy over my preferences for bash and for vim [04:34] so i am not even sure what the default ubuntu prompt looks like [04:34] My system startup time got really after installing Ubuntu one on Kubuntu 11.10 so I removed it but no improvement in the startup time? [04:36] I may again say that the exceptional delay has only began after i installed Ubuntu One. otherwise it the kde splash would load fine and right after that the startup sound , but now the kde splash takes time , then the cog jumps and then the startup sound === erwin is now known as Guest80400 [04:40] kamilnadeem: do you have you time settings configured to use a time server? [04:41] No it is local [04:42] kamilnadeem: well, i mean in System Settings>Date and Time [04:43] you should be able to set that up so that it periodically adjusts your system time to keep things accurate [04:43] yes as I told you it is local not using time servers [04:44] whether or not you are using local time is irrelevant [04:44] I have not checked the timeservers [04:44] then that is probably what you should do [04:45] as for what influence ubuntu one is having on this, i have no idea. i have never used it [04:45] I meant I am not using set and time and date automatically [04:45] do you want me to use it? [04:46] i am only saying that doing so would probably keep your time accurate [04:46] unless i am completely misunderstanding you [04:46] what does this has to do with the increase in boot up time? [04:46] lol [04:47] i WAS completely misunderstanding you [04:47] sorry [04:47] hehe [04:48] now do you know the reason of the cog appearing near the mouse on startup ? [04:48] hmm... i am not sure i know about that [04:48] brb [05:09] still trying to get nvidia dual head to work [05:11] sort of a weird thing... in the kubuntu installer, the "require password to log in", "log in automatically", and "encrypt my home folder" options are all mutually exclusive because they use a shared radio button as a selector [05:14] well, the last two seem somewhat opposed, you would never want to encrypt your home folder and have it auto UN encrypt at start up, that is why put on a pad lock if you just throw away the key and leave it open [05:15] * cleaninstall goes to restart X [05:17] ah, good point [05:17] also, installing kubuntu will also install grub, yeah? because the installer completed successfully, but it's still punting me right into windows from bios [05:18] well, actually it's doing some weird things like not detecting any disks (this is not new behavior), and *then* punting me into windows on the disks it didn't find [05:21] sounds like the boot manager didnt get installed to the master boot record of the first drive, or to / or something along those lines [05:23] get supergrub2 boot disk to check it out, at least it helps me cuaes im not grub prompt super effeicent [05:23] BUT! twin view on my nvidia is now working woo [05:24] alas it looks like i still gotta add modlines to get the refresh right [05:25] i need an onion [05:25] Hi [05:25] My system startup time got really after installing Ubuntu one on Kubuntu 11.10 so I removed it but no improvement in the startup time? [05:25] I may again say that the exceptional delay has only began after i installed Ubuntu One. otherwise it the kde splash would load fine and right after that the startup sound , but now the kde splash takes time , then the cog jumps and then the startup sound [05:27] kamilnadeem: log files [05:27] find where the hand is, but i bet it is ubuntu one, ive read some bug repots abut it fouling things up [05:27] cleaninstall giving [05:28] where the hang is i meant, ksyslog is good place to look [05:28] here http://paste.ubuntu.com/721322/ [05:29] do you want me to give the bootchart [05:29] ? [05:29] kamilnadeem: where is the delay can you tell? [05:30] is it before kdm or after, befoer X starts or after [05:30] I have automated login , so after the Kubuntu splash I see the kde splash , which has gotten a bit slow , then a gog appears on the desktop near the mouse and then the startup sound [05:31] why is the cog sppearing [05:31] appearing [05:31] file:///usr/share/applications/kde4/ksystemlog.desktop [05:32] crap why did it paste that, weird, anyway open ksystemlog and try to see where the delay is, many are time stamped [05:32] hm. is there any reason why an app like muon package manager isn't asking for sudo permission before running, so that it then says it can't install due to no permissions- i ran it as "sudo muon" from shell instead which works, but just curious why [05:32] ok giving [05:33] eristikophiles: you should never ever ever ever run an app with a gui with sudo, in kubunt use kdesudo, if you use sudo, it is lible to change permisions of files in locaiton s you donbt want to root [05:34] i can say causei have that bad habit myself, its hard to break [05:34] well, i only do it if nothing else seems to work [05:35] i generally prefer not to run gui apps in shell anyway, since then i can't close the terminal (unless i'm willing to && stuff but that is also dubious practice) [05:35] cleaninstall i have opened it what now? [05:35] ..anyway kdesudo was installed, i checked. no idea why it did that [05:35] it was prompting for pw in gnome, but once i switched it over to kde.. *shrug* [05:35] yes but kdesudo is the one to run if it has a gui, then you dont get fouled permisoins and group ownershiops, probably a config file for muo that was set to user owener and group owner now is set to root owner and root group, causing your personality split [05:36] kamilnadeem: try the kernel log [05:36] hm [05:36] no idea why that'd be [05:36] except perhaps that i used sudo apt-get to install kubuntu-desktop and remove ubuntu-desktop [05:37] anyway, i'm good with that box for now at least. my mother won't be running muon most likely [05:37] yes what now /? [05:37] kamilnadeem: your sherlock holms looking for clues to hung processes, on second thought, the system log is probably better [05:37] http://paste.ubuntu.com/721327/ [05:38] Indeed Mr. Holmes , I am at your disposal [05:39] sudo with apt-get is fine as it has no gui [05:39] here http://paste.ubuntu.com/721329/ [05:40] kamilnadeem: that looks fishy init: plymouth-stop pre-start process (1236) terminated with status 1 [05:41] now what how do we take it to task [05:41] there was no need for "what" in the above statement typo [05:42] kamilnadeem: did you say this was a *cough* cleaninstall or a upgrade? [05:42] cleaninstall sir [05:43] weird [05:43] and it is kubuntu, with kde in all its glory [05:43] yeah [05:44] my main distro was 11.04 which I upgraded to 11.10 but it is acting funny so I made Kubuntu 11.10 my main distro [05:45] I am on the 4.7.2 ppa from the begining (just to let you have all the info) [05:47] /home/USER/.xsession-errors kamilnadeem look inside that file, replace user with what ever it is [05:47] also the akonadi is not auto starting now [05:48] ok doing [05:49] this is fresh install of 11.10 too i am on, non of the akonadi - nepomuk stuff seems to be running right, but it is not causing me a startup delay like you are having, i suspect fixing the nepomuk calander contact emal fees will take some doing, i read in the realease notes about problems they are having [05:51] though i might just need to reboot, it looks like the whoel data base got updated, [05:51] http://paste.ubuntu.com/721333/ [05:51] PLUGINS inserting: "akonadi_birthdays_resource" 0 ("Resource", "Unique") ---- looks like 20 new database feilds [05:52] are you using dual monitors kamilnadeem? [05:52] no [05:53] bad thig about session erros - - no time stamp [05:54] there are tones of erros like this but dont know what it means, dont think it is a startup delay X Error: BadWindow (invalid Window parameter) 3 [05:55] I also don't know :( [05:56] well i look at when X starts loging and its 9:59, at that time EXT4 says it remounted [05:56] at about that time this happens NVRM loading NVIDIA UNIX x86 Kernel Module [05:57]