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| 1999/9/26 [Computer/SW/Editors/Emacs] UID:16599 Activity:nil 66%like:16598 |
9/25 Can yermom be run from soda?
\_ Nope, it takes up too much RAM and cycles, and you'd have
to send the $DISPLAY somewhere else anyway so it'd be a
waste of net as well. Run yermom on your local wkstn.
\_ Run top on po, torus, or cory. You'll see idiotic 61
students logging in from a PPro workstation running
yermom remotely. The only one that is semi-understandable
is running emacs on the cpu server since gdb and emacs
interact with each other and you want a fast machine to
run gdb but given that there are so many other people on
those machines it's pretty stupid to think that gdb on
%20 of a powerful machine is faster than 90% on a slower
workstation.
\_ case in point:
> uname -a
OSF1 <DEAD>cory.EECS.Berkeley.EDU<DEAD> V4.0 878 alpha
> top
load averages: 5.04, 4.64, 4.54 21:30:36
174 processes: 6 running, 42 sleeping, 126 idle
CPU states: 73.2% user, 0.0% nice, 26.7% system, 0.0% idle
Memory: Real: 241M/497M act/tot Virtual: 23M/4287M use/tot Free: 118M
PID USERNAME PRI NICE SIZE RES STATE TIME CPU COMMAND
23728 cs9f-ez 44 0 9176K 3072K run 171:43 19.10% emacs-19.30
5497 cs61b-jz 44 0 9616K 3579K run 213:18 19.00% <emacs-19.30>
31152 cs9f-ez 44 0 9176K 3088K run 171:44 19.00% emacs-19.30
27544 cs164-ci 53 0 16M 9650K run 169:23 16.50% yermom-gold-
23692 nzamor 42 0 7184K 2613K run 23:54 4.90% java
24426 timt 44 0 7248K 909K sleep 0:00 0.50% pine
7613 justink 44 0 7168K 802K sleep 0:00 0.40% pine
1407 cave 44 0 15M 6537K sleep 0:00 0.30% yermom-gold-
12564 cave 44 0 15M 7577K sleep 0:01 0.10% yermom-gold-
\_ Clue required. Clue would also say "you'd be a fool to do so".
Do a ps. You won't find any clue doing so. Use lynx if you must.
\_ WHAT A LOOSER. Don't fucking run yermom from soda you
piece of shit. Use Ed. You piece of fuck. In fact, just
fucking quit school and be a bum you piece of crap.
\_ i believe the misconception comes from using the soda hall
workstations |
| 1999/9/26-28 [Uncategorized] UID:16600 Activity:nil |
9/25 Can _[large bloated GUI oriented net sucking program]_ be run from
_[overloaded, underpowered, cheap ass campus machine]_? Fill in the
blanks yourself. The answer is "no". |
| 1999/9/26-28 [Computer/HW/CPU, Computer/HW/Drives] UID:16601 Activity:high |
9/25 I have an old P133. I just bought a 10GB hard drive in it but can't get
my bios to recognize it as anything greater than an 8GB drive. How
can I get around this?
\_ What the hell crackhead stupidass ED user deleted my reply?
Fine. this whole stupid thread deserves to die. Botton line:
Install linux, or any real OS. problem solved, you now have access
to the full 10 gig.
\_ [restored.. because I can. your linux rant wasn't there]
\_ what the hell for? none of it was useful.
\_ Check if the MB manufacturer has a bios update online. If not,
you'll need a new MB. Nothing else to be done.
\_ Do classic pentium motherboards even have flash bios?
\_ The later ones did. I own one. Earlier ones, no.
\_ Try add on EIDE(ATA33/66) cards, they might work, although
some cards cost about the same as a cheap mobo.
\_ A new high quality BX mb can be had for $99. An old one
for his toy you can get for free from someone else that's
upgrading. The MB is going to have AT-33/66 support.
The dude needs to either forget about the 2gb, or shell
out for a MB made in the last 7 years. This whole thread
is just silly. We're talking about spending money or using
\_ oh yeah, he probably has a socket 5 MB, and P133 is a 90s
product too.
hokey software so he can keep using his socket-3 MB. Let
it go. Join the 90s.
\_ maybe he cant get a used/old one from someone, that's
why he's asking. why dont you donate him a BX board?
BTW, while you are at it, why dont you donate
CPU and memory to go with it? used is fine.
\_ Bullshit. There are numerous places on the net
still selling socket-7 boards. Anyway, why should
I donate anything to someone so stupid that they
didn't perform the most trivial and basic of
research before spending whatever on a device that
their MB doesn't fully support? It's his fucking
fault for being stupid. My email address is not
root@donatestostupidpeople.org.
\_ P133 uses socket FIVE and is a 90's product.
\_ Ooooooh... socket... FIVE!!! Woo woo!!! *laugh*
\_ nothing to brag about, but at least
get the facts stright before ranting away, idiot.
\_ Can this be accomplished with drive overlay software? Or does
overlay software just trick the OS and not the hardware? -dans
\_ Dude, forget it. Stop being cheap. Overlay software is dead
and only works with certain versions of certain operating
systems. The 2gb is nothing. Either get a real MB or forget
the 2gb. You're being silly.
\_ we have the right to be cheap! not everyone makes
100k/year and drives BMW.
\_ you mean people get by on just $100k/yr?
\_ I don't drive German cars. If he can afford to buy a
10 gb drive without even researching to find out if his
system will fully support it, he can easily afford another
$50 on a MB made in the 90s. |
| 1999/9/26-28 [Computer/SW/OS/Linux, Computer/SW/WWW/Server, Computer/SW/Unix] UID:16602 Activity:nil |
9/26 I have followed all the instructions in "INSTALL.REDHAT" to
install php3 on my linux box. However, when i run a "httpd -l" it
does not display mod_php.c. Can anyone tell me or point me to
docs which tell me how to find and install the correct binary?
Thanks. -crebbs
\_ Was it a dynamic module? I don't have the "INSTALL.REDHAT" file
you're talking about (I don't use Linux for web service) so I
have NFC what sorts of steps you went through. If this is in
fact a shared module, then did you activate it? The solution
to your problem isn't straightforward with the information you've
provided. --sowings
\_ Fdisk, reinstall. Run an operating system you're capable of
dealing with. |