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[01:18]<wvzrndn>jakllsch: BTW, the patch you sent about hptide... did you test it?
[01:18]<rraffsax>yes
[01:19]<wvzrndn>I've just finished porting powernow_k8.c from openbsd, and it seems to work. I'll commit your patch tonight (now I have some free time).
[01:25]<wvzrndn>hmm you missed to add the pci product into pciide_triones_products.
[01:26]<wvzrndn>ahh.
[01:27]<zzumlmmjz>evening people
[01:28]<wvzrndn>I was wrong...
[01:28]<wvzrndn>your patch is ok.
[01:29]<rraffsax>the revision is what's important on the 366 PCI product ID
[01:29]<wvzrndn>yeah
[01:37]<wvzrndn>done..
[01:37]<wvzrndn>.
[01:38]<rraffsax>ENOTZEPHYR
[01:39]<wvzrndn>zephyr?
[01:39]<rraffsax>the krb4-authenticated IM system from MIT
[01:39]<rraffsax>if the last line you type is "." it sends the message
[01:40]<wvzrndn>heh
[01:42]<rraffsax>hmm, my laptop's HDD, which has 78140160 sectors, claims in it's SMART output to have reallocated 8589934592000 sectors during 284557312 events, this can't be right.
[01:42]<wvzrndn>clearly it's not :-)
[02:40]<lsnumjxx9>Hi.
[02:40]<lsnumjxx9>Does NetBSD support tablet PCs-- or their touchscreen interfaces?
[02:41]<wvzrndn>I've only found:
[02:41]<wvzrndn>[juan@nocturno][~]> man -k tablet
[02:41]<wvzrndn>usbtablet (4) - USB tablet input driver for *BSD
[02:41]<wvzrndn>[juan@nocturno][~]> man -k touchscreen
[02:41]<wvzrndn>palmax (4) - Palmax (TR88L803) touchscreen driver
[02:41]<wvzrndn>[juan@nocturno][~]>
[03:07]<lsnumjxx9>Oh.
[03:08]<lsnumjxx9>Noone has experiences with tablets on *BSD?
[04:17]<ajjfnjgn>Hi, would someone mind running a whereis bzip2 and gzip, and tell me where those files are located at in NetBSD? I am doing some cross OS development, and need to make it work for NetBSD.
[04:17]<lsnumjxx9>/usr/bin/bzip2
[04:18]<lsnumjxx9>/usr/bin/gzip
[04:18]<ajjfnjgn>pseudoXh4, thank you very much! :-)
[04:18]<lsnumjxx9>No problem.
[04:18]<cgyggz>O-o
[04:19]<lsnumjxx9>:\?
[04:20]<zy2rs>pseudoXh4: which $PROG ... ex: which bzip2 ... then you get what you want
[04:20]<zy2rs>ops... it was for coolzone
[04:20]<zy2rs>but he left
[04:21]<lsnumjxx9>Huh?
[04:21]<lsnumjxx9>Oh.
[04:21]<lsnumjxx9>:P
[04:22]<zy2rs>d:
[05:26]<lygljygv>got a question
[05:26]<lygljygv>sample.config already locked, session is read-only.
[05:26]<lygljygv>sample.config: unmodified, readonly: line 1
[05:26]<lygljygv>Press any key to continue:
[05:26]<lygljygv>but file is already chmod 777
[05:26]<lygljygv>whats the deal?
[05:28]<zzzgnjus>trying to edit a file already being edited
[05:28]<slwnw>pinPoint: it's not related to permissions. it's locked. you can still write to it if you want, but you prolly shouldn't.
[05:29]<slwnw>pinPoint: try to fstat(1) it
[06:03]<2rff>hello ogolqm-nob
[07:11]<dzzzyp>carneous: groovey, thanks
[12:10]<odgysayggvysv>hello
[12:11]<wvxww_>hi
[15:46]<srrdrrg>Wow: http://infosthetics.com/archives/2006/08/visual_traceroute_improvisation.html
[16:02]<wvzrndn>io
[16:14]<rmr>oï xtraeme
[17:49]<cxjz2gg>is there anyone interested by the wpi driver? (intel 3945abg wireless)
[17:52]<raympu>hi khorben
[17:54]<raympu>khorben, is it a driver you have developped ?
[18:28]<zjvvyrrm>hi
[18:32]<zjvvyrrm>anyone familiar with booting a sparcstation via floppy?
[18:35]<o2nz>been a while
[18:35]<o2nz>I just booted one over the net though
[18:36]<zjvvyrrm>I've tried it, without succes due to my lack of confidence I think :)
[18:37]<zjvvyrrm>anyway, I cannot get disk2 to be uncompressed
[18:39]<zjvvyrrm>seems like disk2 (aka instfs.tgz) is too big to fit in a floppy so tar complains a lot
[19:04]<cxjz2gg>acidfu: no but I am using a contributed port from openbsd and I have issues with it
[19:04]<cxjz2gg>acidfu: although I would be glad if it could be fixed and integrated to netbsd
[20:10]<raympu>khorben, ah ok ;)
[20:42]<uvjlya>how are tha flahs disks named under nBSD?
[20:48]<cxjz2gg>Utopic: I don't know, but look at the output of dmesg if you have a chance
[20:54]<uvjlya>ok, the type was wrong, it isn't called ext2, but ext2fs , hehe
[21:29]<s-dracyn>Does "ftp-proxy" run as user "proxy" on NetBSD?
[21:30]<srrdrrg>There's no such user in /etc/passwd by default, so I don't think so
[21:30]<s-dracyn>There is a rule for it in "/etc/pf.conf".
[21:30]<srrdrrg>But the manpage says so
[21:30]<srrdrrg>Weird..
[21:30]<s-dracyn>Or user "_proxy" ?
[21:30]<srrdrrg>http://netbsd.gw.com/cgi-bin/man-cgi?ftp-proxy++NetBSD-current
[21:31]<srrdrrg>nono, user "proxy"
[21:31]<srrdrrg>See the doc on the -u switch
[21:32]<srrdrrg>maw proc
[21:33]<lzja>maw
[21:34]<s-dracyn>So, what to add to "/etc/passwd". "proxy:*:50:50::0:0:& pseudo-user:/tmp:/sbin/nologin" sound OK.
[21:34]<srrdrrg>sure
[21:36]<s-dracyn>Oh, over a year ago - http://www.netbsd.org/cgi-bin/query-pr-single.pl?number=30870
[21:36]<s-dracyn>Subject: ftp-proxy(8) can't find user ``proxy''
[21:37]<srrdrrg>haha
[21:51]<w9w0z>whr do i dwnld n37BSD? i wnt 2 hck m$0ftz c0mtupers nd send loot of v1a6ra !! h4x0rz r000l!!!!
[21:51]<srrdrrg>ROFLMAO

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