/dev/urandom /dev/random
(it is stupid to do that, I know, but it's just a test)
You could investigate on how rngd works.
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On 10-01-07 12:40:02, Roberto Ragusa wrote:
Luca wrote:
Hi all,
if I simply write to /dev/random, will that increase the entropy
of my system? (I'm assuming that the data I'm writing are random
and that somehow I got them).
Wikipedia says so.
My tests say
DB wrote:
On 12/22/2009 09:51 PM, Roberto Ragusa wrote:
-variable numbers of md5sum errors running on the F12 laptop (for
example, will run 3 times with same checksum then 1 error); variable cmp
errors(again, one or two clear runs then a pile of miscompares, then
again several ok runs
other stages
which I guess run from background.
Any I dea?
Keeping a key pressed at the GRUB execution instant.
Or, booting from a rescue CD/DVD.
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that nouveau has a similar issue.
My suspicion is that it is just an untested area and a fix could be done
easily. In any case, it looks like a show stopper for nvidia users.
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that nouveau has a similar issue.
My suspicion is that it is just an untested area and a fix could be done
easily. In any case, it looks like a show stopper for nvidia users.
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Are you on 32 or 64 bit? If 64, maybe the libs are incomplete.
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A similar problem had been described for the Nvidia closed driver;
same thing with noveau? not a good thing: the kernel-X interface
is expected to be cleaner in the open source driver...
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then repair the boot process. As always, the devil is in the details.
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stringent as it appears.
In any case, relicensing a small project with a few
authors (or just one) is as easy as editing a couple of
files (source, webpage, ...).
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you had md2 on entire disks, and then switched to md3 for partitions.
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is clean on next boot.
But be careful.
As soon as an array is reassembled, run a read-only fsck
to be sure you are reassembling something consistent
(I personally would not trust any array involving sdd).
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-l a b;done
The idea is do have the machine do a lot of work for which you
already know the results. If you get a bad answer (a and b are
different??) you know the machine is not working well.
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than what I've described (vmnet networks, port redirections,
traffic shaping, traffic stats,...).
If we are lucky, someone really expert on this will reply
in this thread.
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F11_Home_Dave_20091217.tar.gz
on both machines.
If you get two different results, something bad is happening.
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1. Manually mount after each boot:
% mount -t debugfs debugfs /sys/kernel/debug
In this case the second debugfs could have been a or whatever
else.
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Hiisi wrote:
2009/12/18 Roberto Ragusa m...@robertoragusa.it:
Kevin J. Cummings wrote:
On 12/17/2009 12:51 PM, Mark Ryden wrote:
--SNIP--
And the PAE kernel will be installed by default.
So the 32 bit Fedora could be considered without limit too.
By the way, will I see any speed burst
).
In both cases the NAME part is where you decide what you want to have in /dev.
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. The Physical Address Extensions allow you to address the
full amount of your RAM.
And the PAE kernel will be installed by default.
So the 32 bit Fedora could be considered without limit too.
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, it will
blow through a massive amount of scrolling down. immediately
thereafter, though, it will go back to what i recall as normal
behaviour.
Are you on x86_64?
I've heard your issue mentioned somewhere as a 64 bit problem.
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is i386 or IA32.
64 bit is x86_64 or AMD64
(BTW, I would have preferred AMD64 to be more used for 64 bit, as AMD
should be given credit for the creation of the architecture, in contrast
to Intel which gave us the disaster called IA64).
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my photos dangerously mounted?
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because you copy the partition table values which specify how big the disk is.
Let's see what hdparm thinks.
Model number + google search will tell us how big your disk really is.
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in (this is a server).
Something is wrong at the BIOS/GRUB level, because the machine
is perfectly stable after the boot.
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(if you use a port != 22 you are interested in security, I suppose)
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Wow.
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if=/dev/hda of=mbr.hda bs=512 count=1
Because /dev/hda resides in a logical volume. The logical volume is a
virtual harddisk for my virtual machine.
Maybe I didn't really understand your setup, but... isn't your mbr
simply on /dev/loop1?
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the wrong
laptop, bad luck.
For my job, I got an ATI thinkpad when ATI was not open.
Now that ATI is open, bad luck gave me an NVidia.
I'm sure Noveau will make great progress and in the mean time
I will be assigned an Intel one (the new bad ones). :-)
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locate libGL
ldd `which googleearth`
You have to understand what Google Earth is really running.
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Hiisi wrote:
mogrify?
http://www.imagemagick.org/script/mogrify.php
display?
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last lines near the password rejection, if you are lucky).
If some PAM module is involved, you may discover which one.
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Chris Adams wrote:
Once upon a time, Roberto Ragusa m...@robertoragusa.it said:
Big hammer:
strace -f su -
You can't strace a setuid executable.
You are right.
Actually the execution will still happen, but with no root
authority, so it will not be useful for debugging.
Seeing some output
happens before the access denied message.
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device is associated with the error?
Maybe you can find useful hints in /var/log/dmesg (or /var/log/messages).
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you can explore
with kcachegrind.
When examining code in this way it easily happens you discover
unbelievable places where a lot of CPU is spent.
The good part is that you do not have to recompile your kernel or
your application.
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Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
On Tue, 2009-11-03 at 21:16 +0100, Roberto Ragusa wrote:
I would really like that the save-as file selector would
_not_ open on the obvious places, but open in the current directory
(you know, it's called current for a reason).
I couldn't agree more. I find
files:
oowriter abc.doc
when abc.doc does not exist. In this way I can just save instead of save-as.
And it would be nice if the app let me save an empty document; so I can
save immediately before writing anything.
OK, I really had to say that. :-)
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actually prints in the system
log something like Virtualization support unavailable, disabled
by BIOS.
I don't know if the same applies to the AMD equivalent.
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the ServerType directive to ensure you are configured correctly.
Your port 21 is already used by another program.
Do you have another ftp server running?
Try
netstat -lntp|grep 21
to discover what it could be running.
It could be vsftpd or maybe xinetd.
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with scribus; as I did not want to import and place the photos manually
I used a script to write the scribus document, which is rather
comprehensible XML)
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BTW, why in the first two sentences the webmaster
is talking and in the last one the web user is talking?
Sounds stylistically unpolished.
Suggestion:
Fedora with KDE
Fedora for PowerPC
All Fedora download options
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will give you a lot of answers.
In a console:
kill 666
(where 666 is the PID of the process)
Via GUI, it depends on GNOME, KDE, whatever you are using (it could be
Ctrl-Esc or similar key commands).
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, it will autocomplete with possible choices; the same for
root (hd0,
or
kernel /
or
kernel /vml
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As your attention is on the video driver, while these messages are
related to audio, try if the problem persists with -nosound.
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Not easy to understand the cause: could be hardware related
(RAM, power supply, CPU) or software related (but I don't think you
are using experimental filesystems or drivers).
What about a memtest run?
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(external disk, for example).
Sorry if I sound like one giving lessons around, but hearing
you are going to have a 1.5TB home directory full of stuff
pushes me to give you a warning now and not when the wrong
rm command will have killed all your files.
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would be the URL or place to check?
Is screen scraping the index file of an http/ftp mirror disqualified
because it is getting into the repos? :-)
A well thought wget|grep|tail -1|cut would do the job.
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Tony Nelson wrote:
On 09-08-30 20:06:22, Roberto Ragusa wrote:
...
I have a really slow flash (writes at 2MiB/s), so I tried to increase
the number; the trick was impossible for me, the parameter is refused
when 120.
Just out of curiosity, what happens with 64?
64 or 60 appears to slow
) and it decides things it should not (it was
said that Intel convinced Skype to cripple multiconference
on AMD CPUs to improve the reputation of Intel CPUs).
I'd like a good alternative to Skype, even _without_
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and inefficient
for a 256 KiB flash block.
I have a really slow flash (writes at 2MiB/s), so I tried to increase the
number; the trick was impossible for me, the parameter is refused when 120.
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That means you can have pulseaudio started by who knows what.
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Philip Rhoades wrote:
Why would it mess up grub? - I thought I would just need to edit
/etc/fstab . .
Well, if you remove /dev/sda and the other disks change names and
you had the bootloader only on sda...
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Not immediately easy to use, but it is worth the time needed
for learning.
xmgrace : excel_graphs = latex : word
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didn't work reliably for me (80% success
when resuming) around a year ago (on F8-F9?), so I decided to avoid
hibernation and only use suspend-to-ram (and switch back to normal fedora
kernels).
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On this route, why no 2.6.30? There is a driver I need which is included in =
2.6.30.
These days upstream 2.6.31 is almost released... BTW
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the rpmbuild -bb is correct.
The resulting rpm contains the config as a file
named /boot/config-2.6.*
Are your changes showing there?
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again
if you are in runlevel 5.
But, as you said that init 3 failed to shut down X, I'm afraid the
hardware is left in a state where recovery is not possible.
(FYI, startx -- :1 would have tried to start a second X instance,
bypassing the existing lock)
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Kevin Kofler wrote:
Roberto Ragusa wrote:
are there pulseaudio 0.9.15 rpms for F10?
Scratch build here:
http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/taskinfo?taskID=1592160
Also needs udev-extras:
http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=83558
WARNING: May break more things than
version)?
In particular I hope to solve the everything gets stuck problem
with mplayer (and others):
http://www.pulseaudio.org/ticket/440
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Lennart Poettering wrote:
On Sat, 08.08.09 12:10, Roberto Ragusa (m...@robertoragusa.it) wrote:
I am certainly one of those people who think that released
distributions should only receive security fixes and small other bug
fixes.
I am one of those people who think supported distributions
Roberto Ragusa wrote:
After applying this patch, mplayer does not get stuck, it is just the usual
latency/skips/underruns...
Wrongly pasted the patch. Corrected one follows:
diff -urN pulseaudio-0.9.14/src/pulsecore/memblockq.c
pulseaudio-0.9.14-fix440/src/pulsecore/memblockq.c
--- pulseaudio
by this kernel with wrong architecture.
(never tried that, but interested in this matter)
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these will give you more info to understand what's happening.
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Beartooth wrote:
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The rest is over my head. I don't even follow why it is that ssh
helps, alas!
I'm supposing that the problem is in the graphics driver (X) of
the graphics hardware you have in your T30.
If you run the program
Tim wrote:
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They work perfectly and the only thing which is pushing me
is the lack of SMART support
Compile from source...
But it's a kernel issue, IIRC.
Instead of running the distro with an unofficial kernel (or
an autocompiled
when on ssh.
There are only two things that can lock a machine; the kernel and X.
The hard disk is not guilty, sure. :-)
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Jussi Lehtola wrote:
On Thu, 2009-07-09 at 23:30 +0200, Roberto Ragusa wrote:
Because I have a couple of FC5 servers, and I could upgrade through
the odd releases 5-7-9-11.
It should be rather straightforward to upgrade them to CentOS 5.3, you
should be able to do it with yum. If they're
(except FC4-FC5).
They work perfectly and the only thing which is pushing me
is the lack of SMART support, which I find unforgivable for a file
server (yes, yes, it is all properly backupped :-) ).
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Bruno Wolff III wrote:
On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 19:25:50 +0200,
Roberto Ragusa m...@robertoragusa.it wrote:
The system is on RAIDed disks, so I will disconnect one of them
as an easy rollback chance in case of unresolvable issues.
That's unlikely to work for you. See:
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on the SATA controllers I have and these machines are *file servers*.
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Bill Davidsen wrote:
Roberto Ragusa wrote:
The decision to not save buffers and cached is debatable. Even if
it is memory which can be read again from the disk, it is MUCH
faster to read from the swap image in a contiguous fashion, than
to seek everywhere for minutes after a suspend
on a modern machine (having 2 GB of RAM makes it modern).
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toward the day...
m m Pepebuho watches
from his high perch.
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of inexperienced users
can do stupid things, so we have to block experienced users
doing smart things.
(I used to run tuxonice and this holding-hands stuff was not there,
luckily).
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Bruno Wolff III wrote:
That device is the encrypted block device that lvm is stored on. tune2fs
isn't going to like that though.
As we are talking about the root filesystem, a simple df or
mount or cat /etc/fstab could show the device mounted on the
mount point /.
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:
mkdir /mnt/raw
mount 192.168.1.30:raw /mnt/raw -t cifs
(a lot of possibly useful extra options in the mount manpage,
such as -o guest, -o ro)
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running the unfixed glibc.
(The iwl Intel driver forced me to reboot my laptop after more than 150 days
and I had really bad words in my mind for Intel and their buggy code;
my work session was incredibly complex and useful to me... I hate reboots).
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if this still applies.
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Bruno Wolff III wrote:
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 15:02:04 +0200,
Roberto Ragusa m...@robertoragusa.it wrote:
Anaconda refused to detect the degraded array. 4 disk in RAID-1 is not
exactly degraded, I would say... :-)
I had to grow the array from 5 disks to 4.
Degraded means that all
mad
some years ago).
You could also try something related to power/speed management.
The only alternative is a kernel bug, but as it is touching only one bit
it is not likely.
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Roberto Ragusa wrote:
Never programmed in python, but this could be O(N^2).
for pkg in pkgs[1:]:
if pkg.repo.cost lowcost:
msg = _('excluding for cost: %s from %s') % (pkg, pkg.repo.id)
self.verbose_logger.log(logginglevels.DEBUG_3, msg
\* | grep 'time:'
Config time: 0.271
repo time: 0.001
pkgsack time: 86.684
rpmdb time: 0.003
up:Obs Init time: 0.230
up:simple updates time: 0.312
up:obs time: 0.015
up:condense time: 0.000
updates time: 1.583
real1m29.527s
user1m24.252s
sys 0m0.409s
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up:condense time: 0.000
updates time: 1.067
real1m0.595s
user0m57.970s
sys 0m0.519s
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Seth Vidal wrote:
On Fri, 26 Jun 2009, Roberto Ragusa wrote:
Seth Vidal wrote:
and if you can make this happen every time with 3.2.23 if you could
please run:
time yum -d 3 list updates | grep 'time:'
You were not talking to me, but I tried and
look at this: (added -C to avoid net
Joe Nall wrote:
On Jun 26, 2009, at 10:25 AM, Roberto Ragusa wrote:
Seth Vidal wrote:
On Fri, 26 Jun 2009, Roberto Ragusa wrote:
Seth Vidal wrote:
and if you can make this happen every time with 3.2.23 if you could
please run:
time yum -d 3 list updates | grep 'time:'
You were
., but
an upgrade is already considered a risk by me, so I always backup
before upgrading; at that point, I would kick the sync() stuff
out of the way very happily.
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is one byte) about
4GiB of space
on most filesystems (everyone except reiserfs, IIRC).
And I don't want to imagine the stress that one-million-files rpms can cause to
the
rpm/yum machinery, which is quite slow even in normal usage.
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want a 20 GB partition, and I'd like to have
it near the fastest part of the disk (the beginning). I just
kick sda6 out of the VG.
Having more than one PVs has no real disadvantage, so, why not?
(personally used to slice disks in 50GB or 100GB PVs)
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Thomas Woerner wrote:
Roberto Ragusa wrote:
//A
if(port==(20-21)) PERMIT;
//B
if(port==(20-21) net==trusted) PERMIT;
//default
DENY;
A wins here. The first matching rule will be used. Therefore there is no
restriction for a trusted network. So your ftp server will be available
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