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<RedShift-> well you can mount ISO's
<lowercase> did anything change from filesystems 0.7 to 0.7.1 (and initscripts) except the new release name?
<RedShift-> and get the packages from there
<sgmihai> damn, this is like the 5th time i download that damn base cd
<tpowa> can't you bott with init s?
<tpowa> if this is also not working it's really bad
<tpowa> or have you installed arch to a ntfs root?
<supergear> arch moved to udev from devfs i think
<sgmihai> UDF-fs: No partition found (1)
<sgmihai> hdc: command error: status=0x51 { DriveReady SeekComplete Error }
<sgmihai> hdc: command error: error=0x54 { AbortedCommand LastFailedSense=0x05 }
<sgmihai> ide: failed opcode was: unknown
<sgmihai> end_request: I/O error, dev hdc, sector 0
<sgmihai> printk: 15 messages suppressed.
<sgmihai> Buffer I/O error on device hdc, logical block 0
<tpowa> ahh
<RedShift-> jup
<RedShift-> your drive is wrecked
<tpowa> bad cd or bad fstab
<supergear> dead cd?
<supergear> well bad CD*
<RedShift-> sgmihai, is /dev/hdc a harddrive or a cd drivE?
<sgmihai> NO IT'S not wrecked, i have 2 harddrives ! none of them work.. cant mount any fat32/ntfs partitioons
<tpowa> ok guys have to do some work now,
<sgmihai> RedShift-: oh it's a dvd-rw
<tpowa> sgmihai: have you installed arch to a fat32/ntfs partition???
<sgmihai> tpowa: no, ext3
<tpowa> so you should be able to boot
<sgmihai> [<d09de705>] read_ntfs_boot_sector+0x45/0x3c0 [ntfs]
<sgmihai> [<d09e2a8c>] ntfs_fill_super+0x24c/0x920 [ntfs]
<sgmihai> [<d09e31b0>] ntfs_get_sb+0x30/0x34 [ntfs]
<sgmihai> [<d09e2840>] ntfs_fill_super+0x0/0x920 [ntfs]
<supergear> all ntfs?
<tpowa> try booting with init s
<sgmihai> it gives me a bunch of text at bootup i didn't have before
<sgmihai> tpowa: how do i do that ?
<tpowa> hit e on grub prompt
<tpowa> and edit it to your needs
<sgmihai> i have lil
<sgmihai> o
<tpowa> after editing hit b to boot
<sgmihai> in lilo ?
<tpowa> sorry ahve to go now, guys please help him
<sgmihai> what else can i check ?
<sgmihai> i think it's the init scripts that are causing the problem
<lowercase> sgmihai: maybe your partitions are a little fscked... tried a filesystem check on that fat/ntfs partitions?
<sgmihai> lowercase: no.. they worked flawlessly for a week.. i do a pacman -Syu yesterday and after reboot none of them mount
<lowercase> sgmihai: well, mompl. i'll install the new initscripts and make a diff.
<sgmihai> lowercase: a diff ?
<lowercase> yes, to see if there's a difference
<sgmihai> well there is a difference.. it updated the init scripts and the kernel
<sgmihai> one of those is causing the problem
<lowercase> sgmihai: no, no difference which could be causing your problem
<lowercase> in rc.sysinit, that is
<sgmihai> well how can i revert to the old init ?
<lowercase> sgmihai: downgrade initscripts
<sgmihai> yeah, how do i do that :p
<lowercase> get the package for 0.7
<lowercase> pacman -U pkg
<lowercase> and you're set
<lowercase> but as i said, there is no difference besides 0.7 being changed into 0.7.1 ;-P
<petryk> hello
<petryk> use here anybody aur?
<priyank> ya
<lowercase> petryk: kindof
<lowercase> ;D
<illuminate> any isos of current somewhere?
<petryk> i have only one question
<petryk> exist a choice to download a PKGBUILD without web acess to AUR?
<lowercase> illuminate: mirror some server that hosts current and burn this stuff on an iso, there you go.
<lowercase> petryk: there are some scripts which allow this. aurbuild and qokg
<lowercase> qpkg*
<lowercase> but they seem to be broken atm, because aur slightly changed
<petryk> lowercase, from ehere can it download?
<petryk> were
<lowercase> petryk: aur, of course ;)
<lowercase> or wait
<lowercase> for qpkg, add this repo to your /etc/pacman.conf
<lowercase> [dma147]
<lowercase> Server = http://arch.linux-stats.org/pkgs
<lowercase> current xmms2 development branch seems to be a little b0rked
<sgmihai> i'll stick with amarok :)
<sgmihai> i tried xmms2 yesterday.. too much of h***le to find X frontend
<mihai_> blablalblala
<solsTiCe> hi. i have filesystem-0.7.1 but i still got Arch Linux 0.7 (Wombat) in /etc/arch-release !?
<priyank> yeah same here
<solsTiCe> but some guys reported to me they have 0.7.1 Noodle
<priyank> nope
<priyank> everyone has 0.7 Wombat
<solsTiCe> wouldn't it be 0.7.1 for everyone ?
<lowercase> solsTiCe: i don't think 0.7.1 is out already
<solsTiCe> :-o
<itay> hi! I can't hear any sound even that I added the user to the audio group.
<lowercase> itay: try to unmount master/pcm
<timmy> itay: Can you here sound as root
<timmy> have you tried to use alsaconf
<lowercase> and what timmy said :D
<timmy> lowercase: Did you mean unmute ?
<timmy> :)
<lowercase> lol, yes... unmute
<timmy> indeed :)
<itay> great! now it works! (I unmute and alsaconf)
<itay> thank you!
<Blaasvis> hmmm coffee
<Blaasvis> that's a good idea
<itay> root doesn't have access to the X server (it can't run programs), I need everytime to run "xhost +" as a normal user. How can I let rott connect the X by default?
<timtux> How do i check the temp on my cpu? (yes, i have acpi loaded)
<lowercase> itay: put "xhost +" into your ~/.xinitrc ? (BEWARE: dangerous)
<itay> lowercase, but I don't think I run this file, because it's written there "exec wmaker", and I'm using KDE (I added kdm the deamons array)
<lowercase> itay: well, in that case: ~/.Xsession
<lowercase> AFAIK
<itay> lowercase, there isn't file named like that, but there is ".Xauthority". is that what you meant?
<lowercase> itay: no
<moret> hi guys
<lowercase> itay: it's pretty irrelevant if that file doesn't exist yet. just create it.
<itay> python can't find module gtk, which is installed. I searched in the packages list but I didn't find what package do I need to download.
<stavrosg> itay: pygtk?
<snoopy> Anybody was able to use quota on reiserfs ?
<celti> I'm using XFS now, though
<axionline> celti: forewarning...i lost 200gb of music when i used XFS just by restarting because the partition didnt unmount. xfs is meant for SCSI with a UPS.
<celti> axionline: when did you last use XFS? I've had several power outages without issue
<axionline> about 4 months ago
<celti> ...hm.
<celti> eh, i've got recent backups of all my music.
<axionline> it's because the data buffer isnt written to disk as frequent...stays in ram longer.
<celti> Oh, yeah
<celti> That I knew about
<axionline> meaning every file write needs to complete or the whole table can corrupt
<celti> You can also change the settings for when it writes, IIRC.
<axionline> okay, well i'll never use it again
<celti> I've had too many problems with reiserfs corrupting my data
<celti> I'm now only using it for /
<AqD> hi all!
<axionline> that's odd, i swear by reiser3. never had a corruption that wasn't my fault, and when it was i fixed it by revuilding the b-tree without losing anything
<celti> Heh
<celti> Each to his own.
<axionline> yep, the power of linux is choice :)
<qball> howdy
<AqD> hi ball!
<axionline> hiya
<qball> I've seen reiser survive a disk with a bad controller..
<qball> but I had my share of problems with it aswell.
<AqD> hmmm
<axionline> i heard that if you mount /var on it's own reiserfs partition, pacman doesnt get bogged down after a while
<AqD> well the thing sure is that xfs and jfs have been used for a very long time
<AqD> unlike reiserfs, which is for linux only
<AqD> and it's new
<AqD> but xfs is too slow :S
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