I am curios.
Say you need to make a "grep" on 10gb of text. It will take quiet a while to go over all that text, and you will probably be only limited but the speed of your HD because the CPU will be much faster and will always be waiting for more information.

What happens if your compress , just ...

thought about it. its not.

you are right sorry.
That sniffed traffic is from a trojan, which once I got infected it sends some stuff to some gmail account. the sniffer showed that, while i was (clearly) hoping to get the clear text password. I am curios how the authentication is done and how I can find out the true password ...

Let me try the question another way:
Does anybody knows if its possible to auth to google mail with prehashed password. I already send the username, now its up to the server to compare my server stored hash pass to my local, just-sent hash pass.

Any ideas?

I dont have the documentation for Google SMTP client

the question is, hashed/encoded Where?
When I auth to the server, at some point, I have to enter the username/password in cleartext.
It just does not sound logical that an already (Pre)Hashed password is being sent for checking.

i am curios if its the username and password there, and they are hashed.
and if they are, who hashes them? is it done local or server side, etc.

I intercepted this from a trojan that infected me, and I am not exactly sure what this means.

250 2.1.0 Flushed 35si6742153wra
250 2.0.0 OK 1173624242 35si6742153wra


Does anybody know what "Flushed" means, and what is the value after it?
Same for the 2 values after "OK" ?

Thank you.

I am not sure I understand the "slow".
Perhaps you are confusing the load times of the application with the DownLoad times of the flash file (which of course depend on the bandwidth) ?

Its perfectly reasonable for the plugin to take time to load, but I would assume it would be too short to "notice".

kernelOfTruth wrote:Bornio, does this work against stable 2.6.20-kernel or do I need newer git-sources ? (I have no access to my rig right now)

thanks

This should work on all recent kernels (2.6.18 and higher I belive).

Please let me know if you have any problems with getting it working.

Hi,

Please try the following patch by Stephen Hemminger which was I got from him 4 hours ago.

--- sky2-dev.orig/drivers/net/sky2.h 2007-02-13 15:08:30.000000000 -0800
+++ sky2-dev/drivers/net/sky2.h 2007-02-13 15:12:52.000000000 -0800
@@ -1589,7 +1589,7 @@

GMR_FS_ANY_ERR = GMR_FS_RX_FF_OV ...

Of course it works with konqueror!
And from my preferences it works better in konqueror then it does on firefox.

Don't forget, after install, to search for the new nsplugin plugins through konq.
Settings -> Configure Konqueror -> Plugins (on the left, at the bottom) -> Scan for New Plugins.

hope ...

BTW, May I suggest trying the new 2.6.0 kernel (just hit gentoo-sources too) ?
it might help, now that it has a somewhat new IO manager...

I am sorry, I made a typo
it should be:

dstat -afv --output <filename>
(and not -afc)

make sure to actually dump it into a file and parse ...

this is not the entire result of dstat -afc but only what probably fits your screen.

please output it to a file (it will output in CVS mode for easy parsing) and do the elimination i suggested in the last post, using some spreadsheet (like that of OOo).

You should have by far more columns then yo ...

dstat -afc --output <filename>
create the "freeze" issue
and carefuly analyze by elimination. that means, that if, for example, whenever a freeze happens, your iowait shoots up, check what else acts abnormally.
then try to take that other thing, and ignore it. see if anything else might be acting ...

Guys, please remember this is an IO-WAIT issue.
This is not limited to a certain hardware, CPU, or system.

I am suspecting that this is a kernel issue with the way it handles IO's.

Hi,
I just installed the latest vanilla-source (2.6.20) upgrading from ck-sources 2.6.19-ck2-r3
I have ICH8 chipset (Intel PIIX SATA controller), and I have my SATA ports set to "Native" in the BIOS.

Using the current kernel with the above settings, Linux assigns my two HDs as sda and sdb ...

vovin wrote:try CFQ scheduler

Please try DeadLine as I suggested here: http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-48 ... rt-75.html
This helped the issue, for me at least, A LOT.

If it does for you too, please mark this thread as SOLVED.

Alex.

st0ne wrote: hm, i've tried the deadline-scheduler.... but on emerge sync the io-wait is high... i'll test with other programs...

How high was it? Also, despite it being high, did you feel any choppiness still?
Was it the same, or less then with CFQ?

Good news, everyone... I hope!

so I was thinking: everyone is using a wide verity of different kernels, FSs and hardware...
::sigh:: :?

And then I had an :idea: !

The only thing that is in common, is most probably the scheduler we are all using, which is by default, CFQ.
I remember of an old ...

Easier is a matter of opinion. Personally, I can't stand icons since you're never really sure what they mean. Plus, to this day I can't figure out whether I'm supposed to single click or double click them because it changes from context to context. And Xgl... I get seasick watching it all swoop and ...

Update:

setting Helped the situation quiet a bit. Mostly by making the "freeze" much shorter.

Though I am still looking for a definite solution, but without knowing the source...

swimmer wrote:Nope - plain ext3 here ...

I did not see your post here before.
Are you too having issues with iowait at "random" (like, when running emerge sync, or using vmware...) ?

Also, please tell me what hardware do you use? Is it SATA?
What about the NIC?

Okay, I think I might have a new, different lead.
I want to confirm:

Everyone who suffers from this issues by any chance is also using ReiserFS for his root ?
If yes: do you also have SMP enabled?

EDIT:
Please tell me what hardware you use too. Most important: CPU, Motherboard, Chipset and most ...