| mfrisch | etrask: if you want x86 it will work. |
| GreaseMonkey | rpc: what's the app that's sucking the most memory? |
| etrask | I dual boot on here (AMD64) but am going to nuke windows and start it over... thing is, the boot record is on that drive |
| GreaseMonkey | if it ain't critical, kill -9 pid it |
| etrask | (and I really need to wipe that whole drive, it's got a trojan) |
| rpc | GreaseMonkey well kernel chose the two using most mem but still they weren't using more than 75% of available one |
| etrask | and mkbootdisk doesn't work on AMD64 apparently |
| rpc | i really want to protect them.. any way to ban kernel from killing those? |
| cusco | etrask: if the amd64 is x86_64 yes |
| mfrisch | etrask: install amd-64 use qemu for windows set up the partions how you want. |
| cusco | mfrisch: I thought about that.. its just I never tried it... would you be able to boot? |
| mfrisch | cusco: what x86 on amd? sure. |
| GreaseMonkey | i actually have to use linux seeing as my hard-disk is a little dodgy, and i NEED a reliable OS and i survive quite nicely |
| cusco | mfrisch: have you looped a netinstall on your hd? |
| Penguin | OK I am printing debootstrap, I hope kxconfig will work. |
| BlueParrot | is something more anoying than downloading a 635 iso and then have the checksum fail ? god I hate my isp ... |
| mfrisch | cusco: oh that no I don't have that much time to waste ;-) but being able to do something and if its feesable are two different things |
| rpc | BlueParrot could be few last bytes missing.. check filelength |
| mfrisch | BlueParrot: who is it? |
| cusco | right :p |
| BlueParrot | mfrisch: some minor company called purple-squared some sort of sublicensed company of BT |
| mfrisch | cusco: I guess it would save isos cusco: I guess it would save cds |
| BlueParrot | not my decision... landlord included it in rent ... |
| cusco | mfrisch: yea.. I see your point use grub to load the initrd and the vmlinuz ... I never done that |
| mfrisch | BlueParrot: why haven't you just used the netinstall cd. You have a chance then. |
| Supaplex | !bittorrent |
| dpkg | well, bittorrent is a P2P file distribution protocol. BitTorrent is also the name of the original BitTorrent client, available in Debian. other clients include bittornado, ktorrent (KDE), rtorrent, qtorrent (Qt) and azureus (only in contrib) |
| lewis2 | if you have two <Directory> chunks in apache2 config file contradicting each other, which wins, the deny or the allow? |
| rpc | dpkg: and utorrent via wine :) |
| DawnLight | does anyone know how to change the system font for openoffice.org? |
| Supaplex | DawnLight: murder a former wordperfect developer? ;) |
| rpc | he he please check for /dev/wife first though :) |
| r3m | . |
| concept10 | Say for example I make some changes to my .zshrc.. How do I reload them without logging out/in? is this possible? |
| DawnLight | i don't get it Supaplex |