I came across Haskell in the first programming course I was teached at my university. At the very beginning I was very reluctant and thought I was just _pure_ shit; it couldn't be used in industry and my earlier programming experience just wasn't worth anything.

Nevertheless, after plenty of ...

Allt går att prelinka.

You don't mean Kornshell, do you?

edit: Never mind... I found the app.

Gentii wrote:Robin79, I don't think 3 posts are enough, you should have made 10 more to tell the same thing. You could write one word per post, you know. And buy a new keyboard too please.

BIg deal?

Haven't anybody noticed it yet?

edit: changed the title.

Kernel panic here as well. Trying to kill init.

Is it possible to _just_ count new incoming mails on a remote server? That is, without downloading them to a local machine? I'm using squirrelmail to read my mails at my university, but I would really like torsmo to indicate that I'm having new ones...

Dryre wrote:Here is a small fix that will allow you to compile the nitro2 without having to select software suspend in the kernel (for those that want it).

Just apply this on top of the nitro-sources...

software-suspend-fix-nitro

Doesn't work for me.

Haven't tried it myself, but maybe this can be helpful.

Thanks guys! I'll guess I just have to disregard that 1-2KB/s stream from now...

Ok. I've ran ethereal and it turned out to be a lot of connections to some ARP protocol that were showing up in torsmo. I don't know anything about networks and suchs but does this just mean that it's my computer that checks back to the dhcp-server or samething similiar? In other words: is this ...

Ok, emerging now.

thechris wrote:i'm trying shorewall. not sure what a good config is though. its running now, but isn't preventing me from accessing the net. not sure if it works, or is just set up wrong...

Have you downloaded one of those templates from their website?

I don't run any services at all. And I've got shorewall proper configured. What other
ways are there to see what the traffic is? I don't have "ethereal".

Thanks for the fast response!

After installing torsmo and having it update once per second I've noticed that eth0 always stay active downloading 1-2KB/s. What's that all about? Should it be that way ...or worse: Am I being hacked?

Then what about make oldconfig?

Emerging shorewall worked without perfectly and metalog is already running since earlier (using buffering). But when trying to start shorewall it complains about LOGFILE (/var/log/messages) does not exist! and doesn't start. I've searched around on the forums and on google but not a single soul ...

I've just found out about this great little app... where can I find sample rc-files? If there is any?

I don't think it's the hardware that's the bottleneck. It's more likely the internet connection.

I just tried to do a 3.4 bootstrap and hit a problem with glibc-2.3.4.20040808 and a .pl file it was trying to run (at least I'm 99% sure that's what the error related to). It was about line 1 not working, which I believe usually points to the interpretter for a script. So I manually emerged perl ...

There's literary a _bunch_ of threads about this. And a lot of people are already using it as their main filesystem. I did as well. Until a couple a weeks ago when I re-bootstrapped my computer and changed the whole shebang to xfs. Just to try it. I had only positive experiences with Reiser4 though ...

I've searched around a bit but haven't found out how to use icc with portage. I don't think `emerge icc` is enough...

Maedhros wrote:It seems very clever to me - what I think he's done, from within the chroot, is this:

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cd /usr/bin
ln -s echo no

Alright, that's what I thought he meant... but It just seemed so bizarre to link some perl environment variable to `echo`. Thanks for helping!

ehud wrote:I don't think I can emerge perl before bootstrap.
Anyway I solved it by creating a link from echo to 'no' in /usr/bin

Hi! I'm having this problem as well. Can you explain how to do that workaround a little more precise.

Problem solved! Apparently one should enable one of the Networking-options... I had to have a module called "tulip" loaded to use my card.