irclog2html for tuxscreen on 2001.12.11

irclog2html for tuxscreen on 2001.12.11 12:11:54 prh is away: for foord 12:12:09 prh is away: for food 13:09:34 prh is back (gone 00:57:36) 14:28:22 prpplague howdy all 14:44:15 Morn hp phpplague 14:44:40 prpplague Morn: howdy 14:44:46 prpplague Morn: hows life? 14:44:56 prpplague Morn: break any code today? 14:45:01 Morn I'm ready to kill a client... but that is ok... 14:45:21 Morn hi CosmicPenguin 14:45:48 Morn prpplague: I broke solaris big time 2 nights ago, was up til 4am fixing it 14:46:19 Morn it seems the Visor USB driver in the 2.4.16 kernel is broken 14:50:11 CosmicPenguin Morn: Hello 14:52:26 Morn re's 14:52:42 MicroChip32 wth is re's ? 14:52:51 Morn re-hello 14:52:54 Morn welcome back 14:52:55 MicroChip32 ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh 14:53:42 MicroChip32 's pc keeps complaining about having had lemonade spilt in it a couple months ago 14:53:57 Morn eeeewwww 14:54:01 Morn yuck 14:54:04 MicroChip32 uh huh 14:55:19 MicroChip32 i was sure it was shot totally, but after several hours of cleaning with clean water and q-tips it seems to have recovered except for the mouse having fits and locking the whole thing up every once in a while (usually with bad timing) 15:02:29 Morn hmmm... heavy network traffic causes my cpu load to climb 15:13:21 Morn that was weird... all of a sudden X froze except for the mouse... I ssh'd into the box and X was using max CPU so I tried to kill it and froze the whole thing 15:14:08 MicroChip32 nice 15:15:11 MicroChip32 hands out radiation suits before he tries his driver again, watch for a mushroom cloud 15:16:45 MicroChip32 bahahahaha, so far so good 15:18:32 Niddix done's his peril sensitive sunglasses. 15:18:44 Niddix s/done's/don's 15:21:17 MicroChip32 ok now im worried, its not crashing ;) 15:26:44 Morn I'd worry too :-) 15:27:14 Morn you'd think I would get tired of the penguins running around my screen after a few days... 15:27:57 Morn My roommate liked it better when I changed them to Pooh bears 15:39:28 prh what penguins? what proggy? 15:40:11 Morn xpenquins 15:40:19 Morn little penguins run around your screen 15:40:25 Morn kinda lemmings style 15:40:29 Morn it's hysterical 15:43:39 prh ahh 17:05:24 kernelwork Morn: I had no idea there were themes for xpenguins... I have penguins, turtles, bill, and bart 17:05:45 Morn and pooh! 17:07:19 kernelwork I don't have that theme... 17:07:35 kernelwork I don't much like having pooh all over my computer ;) 17:07:44 Morn thwap! 17:09:36 CosmicPenguin kernelwork: but do you have nx-penguins? I think not.... 17:09:55 kernelwork Well... No.. Should I throw it on the iPAQ? 17:10:03 kernelwork Try it out once :) 17:11:06 Morn nx-penguins? 17:11:13 Morn nanoX? 17:11:29 kernelwork yup 17:12:22 kernelwork I'm not going to go about installing familiar :) 17:16:36 CosmicPenguin kernelwork: Probably won't work on the Ipaq.... 17:17:06 Morn pipes email from one of her clients to /dev/null 17:45:53 kernelwork likes /dev/null 17:46:18 kernelwork I wrote a small playlist class once that required a file. When initializing it I often used /dev/null :) 18:10:45 MicroChip32 anyone got any snow they can spare ? 18:12:24 CosmicPenguin MicroChip32: Nope... we've got a big party coming up in Feburary, so we need all the snow we can get 18:12:25 GPSFan MicroChip32: we just got 2" last night. 18:13:30 MicroChip32 is dreading another gr**n christmas here in michigan *sigh* 18:14:54 Morn all our snow here is melting 18:15:18 AeroSpace same here, just small patches left 18:15:20 MicroChip32 most of ours here ~is~ melted, but then it was only a 1/2 inch to start with (except for my 3' snowball) 18:16:43 Morn seriously considers suicide if this firewall doesn't work soon 18:16:54 MicroChip32 hey now, none of that 18:17:11 MicroChip32 now homicide (against the firewall) is another story ;) 18:17:26 Morn it's either me or the guinnea pigs 18:17:29 Morn one of us has to go 18:18:00 MicroChip32 kill the penguins, but not the cosmic ones tho *ahem* 18:18:34 Morn for some reason I don't get an error on adding the rules but they never show up in the chain 18:20:13 MicroChip32 nice 18:20:28 Morn /sbin/iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp -i eth2 --dport 8080 -j REDIRECT --to 192.168.0.10:80 18:20:45 Morn that should send requests on port 8080 to the sparc on port 80 18:22:10 MicroChip32 eth2 is internal or external network? 18:22:15 Morn external 18:22:18 Morn it's the cable modem 18:22:21 MicroChip32 k 18:22:57 MicroChip32 well, i dont know anything about iptables, but based on what i know of ipchains that looks ok 18:23:34 Morn it was working before I rebooted :-( 18:23:36 Morn then it stopped 18:23:43 MicroChip32 lol, very nice 18:26:46 prh is away: hometime 18:48:44 pattieja is away: lunch 18:49:14 Russ umm...rules need to be saved... 19:35:36 prh is away: youth group leaders meeting 19:47:28 pattieja is back (gone 00:58:44) 20:04:04 sock Does anyone in here know what the power requirements for SDRAM are? 20:05:54 AlHazWork depends on the chips 20:06:07 AlHazWork you should be able to get the info you need from the manufacturers specs 20:07:27 sock Thanks. 20:09:26 AlHazWork i tell 'em to rtfm and they thank me . . . 20:09:55 MicroChip32 hehe dont complain ;) 20:10:01 AeroSpace I think some people just don't know it exists. 20:10:20 AlHazWork *shrug* :) 20:10:24 MicroChip32 perhaps better documentation pointing people to the documentation ? <G> 20:10:39 kernelwork My more common problem is not if, but where it exists. 20:10:52 MicroChip32 yea same here kernelwork 20:11:14 AeroSpace AlHazWork: Come to think of it, I have the chip numbers on my USB scanner. Think you can point me to the manufacturor's specs? I've looked I can't find them. :) 20:11:20 kernelwork Though, commonly the where offered after large sums of money are exhanged... 20:11:43 AlHazWork AeroSpace: heh, i could search google for the manufacturer's phone number :) 20:11:58 AeroSpace That's the problem, I can't even figure out which one it is. 20:12:04 AlHazWork ah 20:12:07 AlHazWork what are the numbers? 20:12:13 AeroSpace just a sec. 20:12:22 kernelwork tried to get datasheets for a DSL modem chipset once and they told me they were going to contact me for an NDA, but never did. 20:12:56 AlHazWork http://www.amc.com/chipdir/index.htm <-- The Chip Directory rules. 20:13:16 kernelwork has one of the mirrors bookmarked :) 20:14:39 AeroSpace 74HC14D D1610pl Hon003F (next) EICI10440A E5ME5-000 0026 (next) EICI132300 (next) ESIC ES8140Q E5E22 0024 (next) UTCNJOG ULN2003 20:15:20 AeroSpace spaces are for the next line on the chip. All from a Visioneer 6200 scanner. 20:15:48 AeroSpace chip 1 I decided is some kind of hex inverter, no need to look that up I don't think it is important for a driver. 20:16:04 kernelwork Aren't 74xx chips usually just groups of logic gates 20:16:21 AlHazWork 74HC14 20:16:21 AlHazWork trigger 20:16:21 AlHazWork hex* inverting Schmitt* trigger DIL14 20:17:10 AeroSpace 74xx are a standard everybody makes them chips with the same pinouts and similar specs 20:17:54 AlHazWork dunno what 10440a is, a 1044-a would be a voltage converter 20:19:57 AeroSpace I have a dump of the windows usb packets, so I'm hopping to get a driver written from them. 20:20:21 AlHazWork ES8140Q is a ccd controller - http://www.sg.com.tw/index.php3?tabs=detail&proid=SG8140 20:21:08 kernelwork AeroSpace: That's what CosmicPenguin did for his tuxpal 20:23:03 AlHazWork looks like the EICI chips are asics 20:23:44 AlHazWork http://primax.sourceforge.net/part_numbers.html 20:24:07 AeroSpace AlHazWork: sounds like a place I've been before, but thinks for the ccd link. 20:24:32 AlHazWork np 20:26:35 AlHazWork ULN2003 20:26:35 AlHazWork driver 20:26:35 AlHazWork 7 x inverting driver 50V 350ma, Pinout 20:26:35 AlHazWork Sprague 20:28:36 AeroSpace I guess that was the other one I found something about. The asics are the ones that would help to have specs for. I'm not hopeful for getting them. 20:29:06 AlHazWork yeah 20:29:14 AlHazWork the rest look like glue logic 20:30:55 AlHazWork EICI10440A was prolly designed just for that product, too 20:34:45 CosmicPenguin kernelwork: What did I do? 20:39:00 kernelwork CosmicPenguin: Homer Simpson hack 20:40:28 CosmicPenguin Ahhh.... 22:58:38 prh is away: sleep time Generated by irclog2html.pl by Jeff Waugh - find it at freshmeat.net! Modified by Tim Riker to work with infobot logs, split per channel and by date, etc.

`12:11:54`	`prh`	`is away: for foord`
`12:12:09`	`prh`	`is away: for food`
`13:09:34`	`prh`	`is back (gone 00:57:36)`
`14:28:22`	`prpplague`	`howdy all`
`14:44:15`	`Morn`	`hp phpplague`
`14:44:40`	`prpplague`	`Morn: howdy`
`14:44:46`	`prpplague`	`Morn: hows life?`
`14:44:56`	`prpplague`	`Morn: break any code today?`
`14:45:01`	`Morn`	`I'm ready to kill a client... but that is ok...`
`14:45:21`	`Morn`	`hi CosmicPenguin`
`14:45:48`	`Morn`	`prpplague: I broke solaris big time 2 nights ago, was up til 4am fixing it`
`14:46:19`	`Morn`	`it seems the Visor USB driver in the 2.4.16 kernel is broken`
`14:50:11`	`CosmicPenguin`	`Morn: Hello`
`14:52:26`	`Morn`	`re's`
`14:52:42`	`MicroChip32`	`wth is re's ?`
`14:52:51`	`Morn`	`re-hello`
`14:52:54`	`Morn`	`welcome back`
`14:52:55`	`MicroChip32`	`ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh`
`14:53:42`	`MicroChip32`	`'s pc keeps complaining about having had lemonade spilt in it a couple months ago`
`14:53:57`	`Morn`	`eeeewwww`
`14:54:01`	`Morn`	`yuck`
`14:54:04`	`MicroChip32`	`uh huh`
`14:55:19`	`MicroChip32`	`i was sure it was shot totally, but after several hours of cleaning with clean water and q-tips it seems to have recovered except for the mouse having fits and locking the whole thing up every once in a while (usually with bad timing)`
`15:02:29`	`Morn`	`hmmm... heavy network traffic causes my cpu load to climb`
`15:13:21`	`Morn`	`that was weird... all of a sudden X froze except for the mouse... I ssh'd into the box and X was using max CPU so I tried to kill it and froze the whole thing`
`15:14:08`	`MicroChip32`	`nice`
`15:15:11`	`MicroChip32`	`hands out radiation suits before he tries his driver again, watch for a mushroom cloud`
`15:16:45`	`MicroChip32`	`bahahahaha, so far so good`
`15:18:32`	`Niddix`	`done's his peril sensitive sunglasses.`
`15:18:44`	`Niddix`	`s/done's/don's`
`15:21:17`	`MicroChip32`	`ok now im worried, its not crashing ;)`
`15:26:44`	`Morn`	`I'd worry too :-)`
`15:27:14`	`Morn`	`you'd think I would get tired of the penguins running around my screen after a few days...`
`15:27:57`	`Morn`	`My roommate liked it better when I changed them to Pooh bears`
`15:39:28`	`prh`	`what penguins? what proggy?`
`15:40:11`	`Morn`	`xpenquins`
`15:40:19`	`Morn`	`little penguins run around your screen`
`15:40:25`	`Morn`	`kinda lemmings style`
`15:40:29`	`Morn`	`it's hysterical`
`15:43:39`	`prh`	`ahh`
`17:05:24`	`kernelwork`	`Morn: I had no idea there were themes for xpenguins... I have penguins, turtles, bill, and bart`
`17:05:45`	`Morn`	`and pooh!`
`17:07:19`	`kernelwork`	`I don't have that theme...`
`17:07:35`	`kernelwork`	`I don't much like having pooh all over my computer ;)`
`17:07:44`	`Morn`	`thwap!`
`17:09:36`	`CosmicPenguin`	`kernelwork: but do you have nx-penguins? I think not....`
`17:09:55`	`kernelwork`	`Well... No.. Should I throw it on the iPAQ?`
`17:10:03`	`kernelwork`	`Try it out once :)`
`17:11:06`	`Morn`	`nx-penguins?`
`17:11:13`	`Morn`	`nanoX?`
`17:11:29`	`kernelwork`	`yup`
`17:12:22`	`kernelwork`	`I'm not going to go about installing familiar :)`
`17:16:36`	`CosmicPenguin`	`kernelwork: Probably won't work on the Ipaq....`
`17:17:06`	`Morn`	`pipes email from one of her clients to /dev/null`
`17:45:53`	`kernelwork`	`likes /dev/null`
`17:46:18`	`kernelwork`	`I wrote a small playlist class once that required a file. When initializing it I often used /dev/null :)`
`18:10:45`	`MicroChip32`	`anyone got any snow they can spare ?`
`18:12:24`	`CosmicPenguin`	`MicroChip32: Nope... we've got a big party coming up in Feburary, so we need all the snow we can get`
`18:12:25`	`GPSFan`	`MicroChip32: we just got 2" last night.`
`18:13:30`	`MicroChip32`	`is dreading another gr*n christmas here in michigan sigh*`
`18:14:54`	`Morn`	`all our snow here is melting`
`18:15:18`	`AeroSpace`	`same here, just small patches left`
`18:15:20`	`MicroChip32`	`most of ours here ~is~ melted, but then it was only a 1/2 inch to start with (except for my 3' snowball)`
`18:16:43`	`Morn`	`seriously considers suicide if this firewall doesn't work soon`
`18:16:54`	`MicroChip32`	`hey now, none of that`
`18:17:11`	`MicroChip32`	`now homicide (against the firewall) is another story ;)`
`18:17:26`	`Morn`	`it's either me or the guinnea pigs`
`18:17:29`	`Morn`	`one of us has to go`
`18:18:00`	`MicroChip32`	`kill the penguins, but not the cosmic ones tho ahem`
`18:18:34`	`Morn`	`for some reason I don't get an error on adding the rules but they never show up in the chain`
`18:20:13`	`MicroChip32`	`nice`
`18:20:28`	`Morn`	`/sbin/iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp -i eth2 --dport 8080 -j REDIRECT --to 192.168.0.10:80`
`18:20:45`	`Morn`	`that should send requests on port 8080 to the sparc on port 80`
`18:22:10`	`MicroChip32`	`eth2 is internal or external network?`
`18:22:15`	`Morn`	`external`
`18:22:18`	`Morn`	`it's the cable modem`
`18:22:21`	`MicroChip32`	`k`
`18:22:57`	`MicroChip32`	`well, i dont know anything about iptables, but based on what i know of ipchains that looks ok`
`18:23:34`	`Morn`	`it was working before I rebooted :-(`
`18:23:36`	`Morn`	`then it stopped`
`18:23:43`	`MicroChip32`	`lol, very nice`
`18:26:46`	`prh`	`is away: hometime`
`18:48:44`	`pattieja`	`is away: lunch`
`18:49:14`	`Russ`	`umm...rules need to be saved...`
`19:35:36`	`prh`	`is away: youth group leaders meeting`
`19:47:28`	`pattieja`	`is back (gone 00:58:44)`
`20:04:04`	`sock`	`Does anyone in here know what the power requirements for SDRAM are?`
`20:05:54`	`AlHazWork`	`depends on the chips`
`20:06:07`	`AlHazWork`	`you should be able to get the info you need from the manufacturers specs`
`20:07:27`	`sock`	`Thanks.`
`20:09:26`	`AlHazWork`	`i tell 'em to rtfm and they thank me . . .`
`20:09:55`	`MicroChip32`	`hehe dont complain ;)`
`20:10:01`	`AeroSpace`	`I think some people just don't know it exists.`
`20:10:20`	`AlHazWork`	`shrug :)`
`20:10:24`	`MicroChip32`	`perhaps better documentation pointing people to the documentation ? <G>`
`20:10:39`	`kernelwork`	`My more common problem is not if, but where it exists.`
`20:10:52`	`MicroChip32`	`yea same here kernelwork`
`20:11:14`	`AeroSpace`	`AlHazWork: Come to think of it, I have the chip numbers on my USB scanner. Think you can point me to the manufacturor's specs? I've looked I can't find them. :)`
`20:11:20`	`kernelwork`	`Though, commonly the where offered after large sums of money are exhanged...`
`20:11:43`	`AlHazWork`	`AeroSpace: heh, i could search google for the manufacturer's phone number :)`
`20:11:58`	`AeroSpace`	`That's the problem, I can't even figure out which one it is.`
`20:12:04`	`AlHazWork`	`ah`
`20:12:07`	`AlHazWork`	`what are the numbers?`
`20:12:13`	`AeroSpace`	`just a sec.`
`20:12:22`	`kernelwork`	`tried to get datasheets for a DSL modem chipset once and they told me they were going to contact me for an NDA, but never did.`
`20:12:56`	`AlHazWork`	`http://www.amc.com/chipdir/index.htm <-- The Chip Directory rules.`
`20:13:16`	`kernelwork`	`has one of the mirrors bookmarked :)`
`20:14:39`	`AeroSpace`	`74HC14D D1610pl Hon003F (next) EICI10440A E5ME5-000 0026 (next) EICI132300 (next) ESIC ES8140Q E5E22 0024 (next) UTCNJOG ULN2003`
`20:15:20`	`AeroSpace`	`spaces are for the next line on the chip. All from a Visioneer 6200 scanner.`
`20:15:48`	`AeroSpace`	`chip 1 I decided is some kind of hex inverter, no need to look that up I don't think it is important for a driver.`
`20:16:04`	`kernelwork`	`Aren't 74xx chips usually just groups of logic gates`
`20:16:21`	`AlHazWork`	`74HC14`
`20:16:21`	`AlHazWork`	`trigger`
`20:16:21`	`AlHazWork`	`hex* inverting Schmitt* trigger DIL14`
`20:17:10`	`AeroSpace`	`74xx are a standard everybody makes them chips with the same pinouts and similar specs`
`20:17:54`	`AlHazWork`	`dunno what 10440a is, a 1044-a would be a voltage converter`
`20:19:57`	`AeroSpace`	`I have a dump of the windows usb packets, so I'm hopping to get a driver written from them.`
`20:20:21`	`AlHazWork`	`ES8140Q is a ccd controller - http://www.sg.com.tw/index.php3?tabs=detail&proid=SG8140`
`20:21:08`	`kernelwork`	`AeroSpace: That's what CosmicPenguin did for his tuxpal`
`20:23:03`	`AlHazWork`	`looks like the EICI chips are asics`
`20:23:44`	`AlHazWork`	`http://primax.sourceforge.net/part_numbers.html`
`20:24:07`	`AeroSpace`	`AlHazWork: sounds like a place I've been before, but thinks for the ccd link.`
`20:24:32`	`AlHazWork`	`np`
`20:26:35`	`AlHazWork`	`ULN2003`
`20:26:35`	`AlHazWork`	`driver`
`20:26:35`	`AlHazWork`	`7 x inverting driver 50V 350ma, Pinout`
`20:26:35`	`AlHazWork`	`Sprague`
`20:28:36`	`AeroSpace`	`I guess that was the other one I found something about. The asics are the ones that would help to have specs for. I'm not hopeful for getting them.`
`20:29:06`	`AlHazWork`	`yeah`
`20:29:14`	`AlHazWork`	`the rest look like glue logic`
`20:30:55`	`AlHazWork`	`EICI10440A was prolly designed just for that product, too`
`20:34:45`	`CosmicPenguin`	`kernelwork: What did I do?`
`20:39:00`	`kernelwork`	`CosmicPenguin: Homer Simpson hack`
`20:40:28`	`CosmicPenguin`	`Ahhh....`
`22:58:38`	`prh`	`is away: sleep time`