libera/#devuan/ Friday, 2020-04-03

Atari-Froschdebdog: Uh, it is possible that I installed gimp after feh … just found /usr/lib/mc/ext.d/image.sh and I do not really know what to do with it. I'm not familiar with that MIME stuff.00:02
Tenkawagolinux: still got a minute to help me test my rerouted connectivity?00:04
debdogAtari-Frosch: I am neither, sadly00:06
fsmithredTenkawa, I'm there if you want to test00:12
Tenkawaok.. let me get my headset back on00:15
Atari-Froschdebdog: Got it! https://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2016/10/msg00286.html the line with include/image does the trick.00:24
debdogok, that was dumb by myself. should have thought of /etc, too :D00:30
Atari-Frosch:-)00:31
SkaFanhi folks, can anyone tell me what is the best way to compile a new kernel on devuan?01:37
gnarfaceSkaFan: not different from Debian in any way01:37
gnarfaceSkaFan: (but if all you need is a newer version to use with ascii, save yourself the trouble and try the one in ascii-backports first)01:38
SkaFanhmm i tired on debian some time ago... cp .config then "yes "" | make oldconfig" that worked01:40
SkaFanbut on devuan i get an error01:40
SkaFanno rule to do oldconfig01:40
gnarfaceSkaFan: hmm, i thought oldconfig should still work.  you actually supplied a .config right?  the packaged configs should be in /boot/01:49
gnarfaceSkaFan: if that still doesn't work, try just using menuconfig and loading the old config manually through the interface there01:50
SkaFanim just resetting my VM and start over new01:50
SkaFanoh btw.. is there anything i must pay attetion to with init vs. the new debian system? i think not, right?01:52
gnarfacei'm not quite sure what you're asking01:52
gnarfaceDevuan defaults to sysvinit, which also used to be the Debian default in wheezy and earlier01:53
SkaFandevuan is using init v, and new debian systemd01:53
SkaFanwhen i compile a new kernel is there anythink i must do not to run into trouble01:53
gnarfaceright.  sysvinit won't be anything even remotely like systemd, and a lot of what you know about systemd will be fundamentally harmful to your understanding of it.  (they designed it that way on purpose) the best thing you could do is just forget all of it and read up some old wiki entries about Wheezy01:53
gnarfacenone of that should affect the kernel built process but honestly i don't know that for sure01:54
SkaFanok ill just try in VM before I do it on my storage system01:54
SkaFansystemd is the reason why I wanna use Devuan01:55
gnarfacethat's probably safe.  even a chroot would probably be fine though for this.  VM might be overkill01:55
SkaFanthey even killed rc.local... all i learned about linux is kindo useless now :(01:55
gnarfaceoh, well maybe you're better off then01:56
gnarfaceafaik Devuan should still have rc.local in the "initscripts" package01:56
SkaFanbee sometimes i wanna just wanna use MS-DOS again...01:56
gnarfacewhat year did you start using Linux?01:57
SkaFanyes, rc.local works on devuan01:57
SkaFanyear? i dont know01:57
gnarfacewell, nevermind.  it's not important.01:57
SkaFanwas on SuSE 8.001:57
gnarfaceFreeDOS is a good choice as a substitute for MS-DOS, but honestly dosbox is so good now that with some hand configuration it's usually a fine substitute as well, plus won't require a reboot.01:58
SkaFanand 2007 I made my LPIC-1, but kernel and compiling was never my thing01:58
SkaFanwell something tells me freedos wont work with RAID-6 and Samba :-)01:58
gnarfaceheh, yea dosbox would be a better choice for that probably01:59
SkaFanall i wnat here is some easy storage and file access to windows01:59
gnarfaceok, so 2007 is not exactly yesterday.  i think if you put a good couple weeks into learning this process to the point your comfortable repeating it without assistance, you'll be happy again.  as happy as you were with MS-DOS, maybe more.02:00
gnarfaceand we can help you here if you're patient02:01
gnarfacenothing you've mentioned seems like a tall order02:01
gnarfaceSamba won't be fun to configure but you'll live02:01
SkaFanguess best would me linux from scatch... but just for stoage... overkill02:01
SkaFanim happy with samba now the way i set it up02:02
gnarfacewell, if you want "linux from scratch" like control without the effort level, you can do a minimal install by just not selecting anything at the "tasksel" stage of the installer (or just using debootstrap instead)02:03
SkaFanim going with minimal-install all the time02:03
SkaFanat least here at home... got some servers runing, there i use debian for virtualbox and on vbox still ubuntu02:04
SkaFanbut only becose virtualmin wont work on devuan... im just to lazy to do all the web setup and user by hand02:05
SkaFanbtw.. kernel compiles now... guess i just missed some packages i needed02:07
gnarfacewell, i'm glad you got it figured out.  enjoy your Devuan02:09
SkaFanonly until i get into new problems LOL02:10
SkaFanlol02:14
SkaFankernel compiling just stoped... ran out of HDD space02:14
SkaFanomg 9GB.. crazy02:14
TenkawaSkaFan: which kernel you trying to compile?02:18
gnarface9GB does seem like a bit much.  i think mine take like 2-3GB?02:19
Tenkawanoe of mine are anywhere near that big02:19
SkaFanit just needed the space while compiling02:19
Tenkawayeah02:19
Tenkawathats what I mean too02:20
Tenkawathats still not right02:20
gnarfaceSkaFan: you building for multiple architectures at once maybe, or something like that?02:20
Tenkawaunless you have a file based swap and its running your fs out02:20
gnarfaceoh, yea expanding swap file could be an issue too02:21
gnarfaceor if you mean 9GB for the whole system, including a heavy desktop like KDE, plus build deps for all of it, maybe...02:21
SkaFani tried on ubuntu some while ago... i needed lot of space there too02:21
Tenkawamy curent 5.5.13 build only takes up 2843M02:21
gnarfaceyea that sounds more reasonable^02:22
* Tenkawa counts up how many modules in that build02:22
gnarfacei think the OpenBSD kernel build uses a similar amount of space02:22
SkaFanit creaded me a 4GB+ deb file i even did not needed02:22
SkaFansome debug stuff02:22
gnarfacehaha 4gb deb02:22
SkaFanmy 1st linux try was on 14 3,5" disks LOL02:23
gnarfacethat package should be a couple dozen MB at the most.  something with your build process is whack.02:23
SkaFantry copy 4GB form floppy...02:23
Tenkawathat was with 6514 modules btw02:23
SkaFanna the real kernel deb was ok... it was just the debug stuff02:24
TenkawaSkaFan: yep.. good ole slackware02:24
SkaFandont know that is was... just a big hanbook SysV or somethink and some disks02:24
Tenkawaawwwww02:25
SkaFandidnt even got it to work...02:25
SkaFanyou needed a PhD. for installing Linux at that time02:25
Tenkawaslackware.. the ultimate linux on floppy02:25
Tenkawalol02:25
Tenkawa(back then)02:26
SkaFanwas in the time when you had 3 different CD-ROM controllers on your sound blaster02:26
Tenkawasound blaster??? that wasnt even around yet... adlib ftw02:27
SkaFanhmm was a gamer i was lucky with SB pro then...02:27
Tenkawanod02:28
* Tenkawa started a bit earlier02:28
SkaFanremeber... it was bevor the internet... so no really help if you could not get it to work on your own02:28
SkaFanmy 1st PC was a 286... 40MB HDD... MB not GB02:29
Tenkawatrs-80.. 197902:29
SkaFanMS DOS 3.3 could only make use of 30MB per partition02:30
SkaFandamm was i lukcy then i could created another drive D with 7MB02:30
SkaFanare you guys using devuan on desktops?02:31
Tenkawadefine desktop02:32
SkaFanworking everyday PC02:32
Tenkawayep02:32
Tenkawathis one02:32
SkaFani just cant get some hardware to run... so desktop is still windows...02:33
Tenkawa16 core nvidia hp laptop02:33
Tenkawaall of the hardware rus great02:34
Tenkawawhat are you having problems with?02:34
SkaFanfingerprint reader wont work under Linux here and the Logitech G19 LED Display... could it never ever get to work i way i wanted02:34
Tenkawathe g19 can definitely be done02:35
SkaFanits an AuthenTec reader... it can read fingerprints but seems like it cant compare it if you want to login02:36
Tenkawafingerprint reader I'd have to know more details on its hardware02:36
Tenkawalooks like there's been some debian movement that could be migrated02:38
SkaFanas far as i could understand the bug reports they chnaged a chip in it and oyu would have needed to run a patch and compile it on your own02:38
Tenkawayes...02:38
Tenkawathat happens a lot02:39
SkaFanwell that is what keeps me from chaning to linux on the desktop02:39
SkaFanthe servers i run work all headless... no problem there02:39
SkaFanbut as soon as i use a window desktop enviroment...02:40
* Tenkawa is a dev geek.. its what he enjoys , compile compile compile02:40
SkaFanwell why dont you come around and fix my desktop... ill make you some coffee and cold cheese pizza LOL02:41
Tenkawaheheheh02:41
Tenkawayou guys not under lockdown?02:42
SkaFankinda02:42
SkaFanwe can still go to work02:42
Tenkawawe are majorly02:42
SkaFanshopping02:42
Tenkawashopping and medical is about iit here02:42
SkaFanif you can find toilet paper... all people going crazy02:42
SkaFanwhere r u form? im from Lower-Saxony, Germany02:43
Tenkawajob has to be like food service and critical employees02:43
Tenkawaohio usa02:43
SkaFanwork is still going02:43
golinuxThis is getting really OT.  Would be better to take it to #debianfork02:43
Tenkawasorry02:43
Unit193Ohio. \o/02:44
SkaFanwhat? you cant chat in a chat?02:44
SkaFanLOL02:44
golinuxNP.  It's easy to get carried away in a support channel with social stuff.02:44
golinuxSkaFan: The BS channel is #debianfork.  LOL!02:45
golinuxHave fun there!02:45
Tenkawagolinux: to be fair the topic should really reflect that02:45
Tenkawaor chanserv message02:45
golinuxI have no admin access on irc02:46
TenkawaI'm just saying...02:47
golinuxso can't change the header.  The purpose of various channels is noted elsewhere like the website02:47
golinuxI don't disagree02:47
golinuxhttps://beta.devuan.org/os/community02:48
Tenkawaits also not listed either02:48
golinuxWhat isn't?02:49
TenkawaChannel rules link should be in the toopic02:49
Tenkawathat link you just posted02:49
golinuxYou are beating a dead horse02:49
TenkawaWell... its still relevant apparently02:49
golinuxI don't understand that last bit.02:50
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tuxd3vtponaf, 1506:29
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golinux5606:29
DonkeyHotei3.1406:29
golinux1606:30
golinuxiirc06:30
tponafmorning! :)06:30
tponaf"it is really hard to not touch ones face when im constantly facepalming from watching the news" <- :)06:30
golinuxAlmost midnight06:30
yeti133\35506:30
golinuxEnough silliness.  I'm OT!06:30
yetisilly? me?06:31
yetinah06:31
yetijust a typo06:31
yeti113\35506:31
yetiwould it be06:31
yeti113\355 = 355/113 ~ pi06:32
DonkeyHotei22/706:32
yeti$ dv -e '8k 355 113 / f'06:33
yetish: 1: dv: not found06:33
yetimeh!06:33
yeti$ dc -e '8k 355 113 / f'06:33
yeti3.1415929206:33
yeti$ dc -e '8k 22 7 / f'06:33
yeti3.1428571406:33
yetithe better one even is easier to remember06:33
al3xusHi. Is it all right with the dng mailing-list? The last message seems to be of 2020-04-01 09:07 +200... And that sounds strange...12:01
tponafmy new switches are small enough to fit :) http://0x0.st/iuXY.jpg13:06
debdogwhat does it turn NO?13:10
djphyeah, I didn't see anything new this morning al3xus13:10
al3xusdjph: no messages for over 48 hours...  (and I have sent one about 1-2 hours ago...)13:14
djphhm thought I saw some stuff come through yesterday13:15
al3xusnewest msgs: https://lists.dyne.org/lurker/mindex/dng@20380101.000000.00000000.en.html13:18
al3xusthe last one is of 2020-04-01 09:07 ...13:18
ShorTietrying making a 'testing' message, this is a test, only a test to see if workin13:28
ejris there a way to permanently sed LID status to disabled in /proc/acpi/wakeup? when I do echo disabled>/proc/acpi/wakeup it only sets it for a session14:55
ErRandircould put it in /etc/rc.local15:08
ejryou mean the line 'echo LID>/proc/acpi/wakeup'? (it's actually echo LID, not actually disabled as I wrote above)15:15
ErRandiryes, that line. Or whatever you need doing at boot time15:53
ejrok, thanks16:06
meep_____tponaf: why is there so much rf shielding in yourr phone?17:14
tponafidunno17:15
meep_____What does the switch do17:15
meep_____Ground ant17:15
tponafbridges or cuts connect to + on battery17:15
golinuxWhat does phone shielding have to do with Devuan support?17:23
golinux#debianfork would be better.17:24
masonMinceR: You rock. Thank you.18:18
MinceRnp18:18
masongolinux: ^ \o/18:19
golinuxMinceR: My hero!!18:25
MinceRlol18:25
golinuxThanks for doing that18:25
MinceRnp18:26
furrywolfhero worship is offtopic.  :P18:26
MinceR:>18:26
tponafcafk18:37
Atari-FroschThere is no chance of getting Devuan for the PowerPC architecture, right? Asking for a friend, who is looking for an alternative for Debian.20:42
golinuxAtari-Frosch: There is a PowerPC mini.iso20:48
Atari-FroschOh?20:49
golinuxI need to find the url20:49
Atari-FroschKnowing that it is there I can go find it myself, thank you.20:49
golinuxhttps://pkgmaster.devuan.org/devuan/dists/beowulf/main/installer-<ARCH>/current/images/20:50
Atari-Froschthx20:52
Atari-Froschgolinux: I'll pass that through to him :-)20:54
golinuxHope it works out21:00
fsmithredAtari-Frosch, replace <ARCH> with ppc64el21:06
Atari-Froschfsmithred: Thank you. :-)21:07

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