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01:50.23 | sjhill | anyone around? |
01:51.00 | file[laptop] | yes |
01:51.06 | jnork | Hi. |
01:51.14 | sjhill | i am going insane with 'unzip' |
01:51.21 | jnork | I see. |
01:51.29 | file[laptop] | insanity can be good |
01:51.29 | sjhill | how in the heck do i extract a self-extracting .exe file under linux |
01:51.33 | sjhill | and no the -A option does not work |
01:51.40 | jnork | Huh. |
01:51.48 | jnork | It should extract just fine. |
01:51.59 | file[laptop] | yeah, it should extract fine... I've done it before |
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01:52.33 | jnork | What error are you getting? |
01:52.43 | sjhill_ | 'sec |
01:52.48 | jnork | And did you see our comments that it should work fine? Which I realize isn't much help. :/ |
01:53.31 | sjhill_ | yeah, it doesn't work fine |
01:53.35 | jnork | *nod* |
01:53.37 | sjhill_ | what version of unzip do you have? |
01:54.08 | sjhill_ | sjhill@atlas:~$ unzip E6501v1.0.exe |
01:54.09 | sjhill_ | Archive: E6501v1.0.exe |
01:54.09 | sjhill_ | <PROTECTED> |
01:54.09 | sjhill_ | <PROTECTED> |
01:54.09 | sjhill_ | <PROTECTED> |
01:54.09 | sjhill_ | <PROTECTED> |
01:54.11 | sjhill_ | unzip: cannot find zipfile directory in one of E6501v1.0.exe or |
01:54.13 | sjhill_ | <PROTECTED> |
01:54.13 | jnork | File have to answer that. My answer is based on general knowledge of Zip stuff and DOS/Windows versions. |
01:54.37 | jnork | Um, That sounds like you have one part of several. |
01:54.50 | jnork | Oh, nm. |
01:55.26 | jnork | Can you send it here for me to look at? or is that impractical/impossible? |
01:55.42 | sjhill | http://download.msi.com.tw/support/mnu_exe/E6501v1.0.exe |
01:55.48 | sjhill | download it yourself and see what you get |
01:55.54 | jnork | Doing that. |
01:56.37 | file[laptop] | same problem... |
01:57.44 | file[laptop] | http://upx.sourceforge.net/ |
01:57.45 | jnork | OK. WinRAR claims it's an SFX RAR archive. |
01:57.48 | file[laptop] | it was packed used that |
01:57.59 | file[laptop] | yup it's a rar |
01:58.02 | jnork | Since I don't have WinZIP installed, I can't say how accurate that is. |
01:58.16 | jnork | Want me to re-pack it for you? Or you can get RAR for Linux. |
01:58.24 | sjhill | ;sec |
01:58.31 | file[laptop] | guess what, unrar unrars it fine :) |
01:58.33 | jnork | www.rarlabs.com IIRC |
01:58.35 | jnork | heh |
01:58.40 | jnork | OK nm |
01:59.14 | jnork | Mystery solved. Glad I could help. :) |
01:59.33 | file[laptop] | it's about 15.27MB unrarred :) |
01:59.43 | sjhill | file[laptop]: give me the cmdline |
01:59.44 | jnork | *nod* |
01:59.50 | file[laptop] | unrar e "filename" |
02:00.02 | file[laptop] | unrar e E6510v1.0.exe |
02:00.03 | jnork | I would have re-packed it in Zip format. |
02:00.30 | sjhill | unbelievable |
02:00.32 | sjhill | that worked |
02:00.33 | sjhill | thx guys |
02:00.35 | jnork | heh |
02:01.31 | sjhill | file[laptop]: did you use a windows program to figure out is was a RAR or what? |
02:01.57 | file[laptop] | I used nano, and saw "Packed by UPX" at the top, typed UPX into Google... came up with a sf site |
02:02.11 | file[laptop] | then jnork said about it being a rar archive |
02:02.14 | file[laptop] | so I tried unrar, and voila |
02:02.40 | sjhill | well, i think i'll go shoot myself now |
02:02.55 | file[laptop] | hehe |
02:04.56 | jnork | Please don't do that. |
02:05.02 | jnork | Let us do it for you. |
02:05.05 | jnork | ;) |
02:06.02 | jnork | No reason you should have known it was RAR. I only knew because I use WinRAR for most of my archiving. I don't even have WinZIP installed any more. |
02:06.26 | file[laptop] | I don't archive anything lol |
02:06.28 | jnork | So it opened in WinRAR automatically. It's just lucky I checked the status line. |
02:09.20 | jnork | I mean for all my compression. You never compress anything either, I suppose. :) |
02:09.47 | file[laptop] | nope |
02:09.59 | jnork | Is there anything you do? :) |
02:10.14 | file[laptop] | well I don't compress, that's all I'll say |
02:10.18 | jnork | heh |
02:10.33 | jnork | Do you hire out-of-work embedded software engineers? |
02:10.41 | file[laptop] | can't say I do |
02:10.53 | jnork | Ah well. |
02:10.59 | jnork | Apparently, neither does anybody else. |
02:11.10 | file[laptop] | in an alternate universe I may however |
02:11.23 | jnork | Unfortunately for that, this is the universe I live in. |
02:13.12 | file[laptop] | I do however buy computer parts from people, so if you're in need of money sell something useful to me |
02:13.13 | file[laptop] | lol |
02:24.27 | jnork | OK, let's see |
02:25.07 | jnork | ST19171FC, two each with spud brackets. |
02:25.28 | sjhill | those scsi? |
02:25.35 | jnork | No. |
02:25.56 | jnork | If they were, I could test them... :/ |
02:26.07 | jnork | If they were, I'd be using them. :) |
02:27.12 | jnork | That's called Fibre Channel, and as far as I can tell it's only used on Sun stuff. |
02:27.33 | jnork | So I'm not going to bother trying to sell the spud brackets separately. |
02:28.33 | file[laptop] | no thanks |
02:28.37 | jnork | Hah. |
02:28.45 | jnork | Not into Sun equipment, I take it? |
02:29.08 | file[laptop] | nope |
02:29.10 | jnork | I'll just see what I can get on eBay. I just wish I had a way to test 'em. |
02:29.33 | jnork | Then you won't be interested in these SBUS frame buffers, either. |
02:29.59 | file[laptop] | nope :) |
02:31.20 | jnork | Sorta. |
02:31.50 | jnork | Free account for a year. Two and a half years later they finally realize I was still using it. :) |
02:35.39 | file[laptop] | this ebay seller just sent me two e-mails, he answered my questions twice... |
02:35.45 | jnork | ? |
02:36.06 | file[laptop] | well actually he answered my questions, then reinforced what a good deal |
02:36.11 | file[laptop] | but never answered my second e-mail |
02:36.13 | jnork | Ah. |
02:37.19 | file[laptop] | If your looking for a file server im relatively sure this little baby will |
02:37.20 | file[laptop] | do it for you, but to know exactly what kind of deal your getting simply |
02:37.20 | file[laptop] | price these units individually with shipping off of here and youl see even |
02:37.20 | file[laptop] | the BUY IT NOW is outrageously low. If it doesnt sell at this giveaway price |
02:37.20 | file[laptop] | we will part it out. We probably should have in the first place but giving |
02:37.20 | file[laptop] | deals is what we are all about. |
02:38.37 | jnork | A salesman. Yuck. |
02:38.45 | file[laptop] | yeah |
02:39.00 | jnork | Or worse -- marketing. |
02:39.07 | file[laptop] | The P200 Pro Has a 256Meg cache least thats whats on the cpu. |
02:39.22 | jnork | Salesman have occasionally been known to tell the truth. |
02:39.38 | file[laptop] | well it's a complete Pentium Pro system for $50 |
02:40.01 | jnork | Pentium Pro 200. Wow. |
02:40.35 | file[laptop] | that's with 128MB of RAM, video card, the CPU, mobo, soundcard, and a hardrive |
02:40.42 | file[laptop] | they should have separated this up... |
02:41.16 | jnork | It's a decent little system if you don't need a lot of power by today's standards. |
02:41.32 | file[laptop] | it's for a fileserver. |
02:41.36 | jnork | *nod* |
02:42.00 | file[laptop] | only reason I want to dump what I have now is because it gets so unresponsive some times |
02:43.00 | file[laptop] | I'm afraid to compile stuff on it now because it crashes and ruins my uptime too |
02:43.14 | file[laptop] | ;) |
02:43.23 | jnork | Ow. |
02:43.56 | file[laptop] | plus a ppro cpu is just cool |
02:44.01 | jnork | So, how much are Toshiba Satellite 2515CDS laptops worth these days? |
02:44.08 | file[laptop] | no clue |
02:44.12 | file[laptop] | getting desperate? |
02:44.15 | jnork | Not yet. |
02:44.30 | jnork | Wife asked about selling it, but I'm gonna leave it for "contingency." |
02:44.48 | file[laptop] | ic |
02:44.52 | jnork | It's just a Pentium MMX 266, 800x600 Active Matrix, 6g. |
02:45.04 | jnork | So it won't fetch more than a fraction what we paid for it. |
02:46.07 | jnork | It's supposed to take up to a single 128 mb SODIMM, but from what I can tell, nobody makes one that will work. So a 64 plus the built-in 32 meg is all it'll take. |
02:46.20 | file[laptop] | reminds me of this Thinkpad |
02:46.29 | file[laptop] | and yet, I still manage to run Win2k Pro on 96MB of RAM :) |
02:46.34 | jnork | Heh. |
02:46.35 | file[laptop] | even ran Win2k3 on here for a bit |
02:46.48 | jnork | I've got a pair of Thinkpads, too. |
02:46.53 | file[laptop] | what model? |
02:46.55 | jnork | But those are even older, and don't work properly. |
02:47.07 | jnork | 955CE and hmm, CD I think. |
02:47.11 | jnork | 1 sec |
02:47.59 | jnork | Yeah, that's right. |
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02:48.22 | file[laptop] | yowsers must be old indeed |
02:48.28 | jnork | Yes. |
02:48.42 | jnork | I also have one partially-non-working Winbook XL. |
02:48.54 | jnork | With the 13" display. |
02:49.16 | file[laptop] | cool |
02:49.18 | jnork | I wish I knew if I could put the 13" display on a base made for the 12" display. |
02:49.43 | jnork | The display works perfectly, and the 12" models with broken screens are relatively easy to find. |
02:50.13 | jnork | But I can't afford to just buy one to see if it works. |
02:50.23 | file[laptop] | :( |
02:51.24 | jnork | I really wish I had that one working. The processor is only 233, but it maxes out at 128 meg (instead of 96) and the screen is MUCH nicer than this Satellite. |
02:52.18 | jnork | Better contrast, brighter, and 1024x768. |
02:52.45 | jnork | *sigh* |
02:52.55 | file[laptop] | my thinkpad has a TFT display |
02:53.09 | file[laptop] | it's designed to be small however |
02:53.19 | file[laptop] | so screen is small, max res is 800x600 |
02:53.51 | file[laptop] | http://file-radio.com/newpics/fulldesk.jpg |
02:53.53 | file[laptop] | there it is |
02:54.25 | file[laptop] | yes I know the passwords are there, they're old and no longer used |
02:54.44 | jnork | Here it is. 13.1" TFT. http://www.winbookcorp.com/support/xl/xlspecs.htm |
02:55.15 | file[laptop] | nifty |
02:55.49 | jnork | And I have a replicator port. It's just a nice little unit, and I wish it worked. :( |
02:57.41 | file[laptop] | grrrrrrrrrr my mail server is not sending out e-mail |
02:59.30 | file[laptop] | so that's why the guy never responded :) the e-mail never got sent |
02:59.55 | jnork | Yeah, guess you can't blame him for that one. :/ |
03:03.11 | file[laptop] | ahhhh this ppro package is tempting |
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05:01.13 | Russ | file[laptop]: you need a new monitor |
05:01.45 | Russ | wow, ubergeek, a perfect attendance certificate |
05:01.50 | file[laptop] | Russ: :p |
05:02.12 | file[laptop] | eh this monitor works fine for me, so I use it |
05:02.36 | Russ | whats it do, 800x600? |
05:02.45 | file[laptop] | my eyes can't stand higher |
05:03.38 | file[laptop] | I don't know how people do 1024x768 really... I used one of the machines at school that was set at that, had to switch computers... |
05:05.14 | Russ | just get a nice 15 inch and run it at 1280x1024 |
05:05.27 | Russ | if its nice, and does a good refresh, its easy on the eyes |
05:05.50 | Russ | on 17's, I usually use 1600x1200 |
05:05.58 | file[laptop] | one of these days I should straighten up my book case a bit... |
05:06.18 | Russ | one of these days, I should get furniture |
05:06.44 | file[laptop] | that would be a nice idea |
05:09.37 | Russ | I hate coders that make kernel modules, but make no attempt whatsoever to follow kernel coding standards |
05:09.43 | file[laptop] | haha |
05:10.45 | Russ | its even worse when the code doesn't work |
05:30.19 | sorphin | Russ: my 17" stops at 1280x1024 @ 60hz |
05:35.05 | Russ | bummer |
05:35.14 | Russ | 60 is a bit borderline |
06:17.47 | sorphin | well, no florescent lights here |
06:17.49 | sorphin | so no flicker |
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15:53.08 | file | hi mallum |
15:53.31 | mallum | hey file |
15:56.08 | file | what's up? |
15:57.51 | mallum | fiddling with new cheap video grabber card I got |
15:58.18 | file | oh ic |
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18:04.28 | dmz | morning all |
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21:17.12 | Russ | aw crap |
21:17.20 | Russ | ip_fast_csum isn't working on my platform |
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23:02.21 | Qui_Gon | hello |
23:02.39 | Qui_Gon | can anybody help me to install uclibc + busybox ? |
23:05.56 | Qui_Gon | ? |
23:38.30 | Russ | install it where? |
23:45.26 | mallum | ade|desk: pong |
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