DrPop's Last Stand

[trigggl]

Ok, we're finally crunching something.

I think I know how to get the cuda working. It may just require a reboot. nVidia is funny like that.

EDIT: Did a reboot. KIM came back up with no usable GPU found. BOK didn't come back up. Two nearly identical boards, two different results, neither of them good.

[DrPop]

Alright, well it's been a good show anyway so far. I will be home tomorrow night and I can do a hard reset and maybe help figure out what's going on there...obviously my Linux knowledge is minimal, so I won't be much help on the software end. We'll get 'er working, though!

[Fire$torm]

Trigggl, This is awesome! you should put them under your name and see how long it takes him to figure it out

I'll stick my neck out and say yes to the BlackOps account.

Edit: I see your crunching already so nm.

Google put that there for the public to use? I guess I would have to assume they did or they would be better protected. That was nice of them.

Well, well, well...

KIM ~ # ssh trigggl.is-an-engineer.com
The authenticity of host '[trigggl.is-an-engineer.com] ([68.51.6.65]:)' can't be established.
ECDSA key fingerprint is x
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes
Warning: Permanently added '[trigggl.is-an-engineer.com]:' (ECDSA) to the list of known hosts.
Password: 
Last login: Sat Apr 23 10:12:55 CDT 2011 from adsl-69-230-183-166.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net on pts/4

╔╦═╡root@stephie╞═╡10:31 AM╞═╡~

Thanks, DrBok! I do believe this puts these things back in business.



Now I just need to figure out why cuda isn't working yet.

Yeppers. Google create those DNS servers for public use. I would surmise that they are making tons of money from them hence being public.

[trigggl]

Well, I feel retarded.

I installed Gnome, started up the Window Manager and magically CUDA works. We have Primegrid CUDA.

Wish I'd figured that out before rebooting BOK.

[Mike029]

Sweet!!!!!!

[joker]

Be sure to put some good P*rn on those computers for him.

[trigggl]

Glad I can help out. Very cool that you got them both up and running. You've already got an email server when you installed linux unless you severely limited the install!

Try it

mailx -s "test mail" <youremailaddress>
<enter>
This is a test
CTRL-D
CTRL-D

Ok, now that I have one of these going, I installed 'mailx' on it. Obviously, there's some configuration that needs to happen.

mailx -s "test mail" trigggl@hooya.com

This is a test
Cc: send-mail: Cannot open mail:25
Can't send mail: sendmail process failed with error code 1

[Fire$torm]

Most excellent work. Thank you.

[Bok]

Ok, now that I have one of these going, I installed 'mailx' on it. Obviously, there's some configuration that needs to happen.

emerge sendmail

[GregK]

Be sure to put some good P*rn on those computers for him.

yes maybe a good centerfold background and set the speakers on high when he turns it on loud po_n moaning! lol ok i went to far again? lol anyway