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00:54 < david> mistik1: kernel run okay?
01:31 < mistik1> yup
01:31 < mistik1> :)
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08:25 < Getty> mySQL suxx...
08:29 < green> hehe
08:29 < Lathiat> mySQL roxx...
08:31 < Getty> yeah and why he destroys lots of tables (not really only half) and doesn't say that?
08:33 < Lathiat> http://typhaon.ucs.uwa.edu.au/gallery/LCA2003/DSC03345
08:33 < Lathiat> aler alert 15 year old at the podium
08:33 < Lathiat> ^^ me ;)
08:35 < Getty> you should not show this other people ;)
08:37 < Getty> hey isn't there a fucking way todo a fucking REPAIR TABLE over the complete database?
08:38 < green> Until the new system is finished, the current SAPDB will be continued in
08:38 < green> Walldorf, but under the name MySQL. The new branding shall expressively be
08:38 < green> the only change that current SAPDB user have to get accustomed with.
08:38 < green> hehe
08:41 < Getty> yeah faking some db that rocks
08:42  * green feels that grep does not need SQL interface and therefore uses postgres ;)
08:43 < Getty> hehehehe
08:43 < Getty> green: i like you
08:57  * green wonders, should I update to postgresql v7.3.3 right now or wait some days ? ;)
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14:21 -!- david changed the topic of #uml to: User Mode Linux | 2.4.20-5um, 2.5.69-1um, 2.4.21-rc3-djc1-5um | http://user-mode-linux.sf.net | http://usermodelinux.org | http://usermodelinux.co.uk | http://uml.openconsultancy.com | http://www.stearns.org/slartibartfast
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17:29 < Cliff> does anyone know how to install one of david's kernels? whenever I try to get lilo to recognize it, it says that it's too big
18:09 < ElectricElf> Cliff: "install"?
18:09 < ElectricElf> Cliff: Or are you talking about a host kernel?
18:13 < Cliff> hi
18:13 < Cliff> yes
18:14 < Cliff> i'm trying to load a host kernel
18:14 < Cliff> i assume i'm using lilo wrong
18:14 < Cliff> Fatal: Kernel /boot/linux-2.4.21 is too big
18:15 < Cliff> is what i get when i type lilo
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18:41 < ElectricElf> Cliff: Can you point me at the URL where you downloaded this stuff?
18:47 < Cliff> ok
18:48 < Cliff> http://kernels.usermodelinux.org/kernels/linux-2.4.21-rc3-djc1-5um/nomods/
18:49 < Cliff> but it's true for any of the kernels there
18:50 < ElectricElf> Cliff: -5um?
18:50 < ElectricElf> Cliff: That's a guest kernel, unless I'm mistaken.
18:50 < ElectricElf> CONFIG_USERMODE=y
18:50 < ElectricElf> Yep. Certainly is :)
18:52 < Cliff> oh
18:52 < Cliff> what should i use?
18:53 < ElectricElf> As host kernel?
18:54 < ElectricElf> A stock kernel can run UML in TT-mode.
18:54 < ElectricElf> If you want it to be faster, you'll need a kernel with the SKAS patch applied.
18:54 < Cliff> i need a kernel with bridging
18:54 < ElectricElf> Cliff: Then recompile your kernel with bridging support? :)
18:54 < Cliff> oh! ok:)
18:54 < Cliff> lol
18:55 < ElectricElf> Cliff: Or talk to your vendor, get one from them ;)
18:55 < Cliff> haha
18:55 < Cliff> it doesn't work
18:55 < Cliff> i'm running vmware
18:55 < ElectricElf> Most stock kernels have bridging enabled.
18:55 < Cliff> not debian's
18:55 < ElectricElf> Cliff: 'uname -r'?
18:55 < Cliff> 2.4.18-bf2.4
18:55 < ElectricElf> That's the installaiton kernel.
18:56 < Cliff> i'm assuming that like guest, this is not the right thing to be using
18:56 < ElectricElf> (and correct, it doesn't have it either statically or as a module :)
18:56 < Cliff> ok:)
18:56 < ElectricElf> Cliff: *shrug*, depends on what you're after. :)
18:57 < Cliff> minimal functionality with no room for expansion
18:57 < ElectricElf> Er, in your host kernel?
18:57 < Cliff> lol
18:57 < Cliff> nono
18:58 < Cliff> uhm
18:58 < Cliff> trying to run several simultaneous instances
18:59 < Cliff> of UML
19:05 < ElectricElf> Cliff: And?
19:05 < ElectricElf> Cliff: Just run 'linux' multiple times.
19:05 < Cliff> oh right
19:05 < ElectricElf> (Obviously with different options. They can't share hard drive images.)
19:05 < Cliff> but i also need external networking capabiltiy
19:06 < ElectricElf> Then give them different tap devices and different IPs.
19:06 < Cliff> ok
19:06 < ElectricElf> There's documentation on that, so I'll let it cover it :)
19:06 < Cliff> yes i've been reading over it
19:06 < Cliff> thanks
19:08 < ElectricElf> No probs :
19:08 < ElectricElf> :)
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23:27 < david> hello
23:29 < Lathiat> bing
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