My definition is: a saint is one who has discovered the secret alchemy of transforming everything into a heaven. Osho-The True Sage
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
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My definition is: a saint is one who has discovered the secret alchemy of transforming everything into a heaven.
My definition is: a saint is one who has discovered the secret alchemy of transforming everything into a heaven. 
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
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OSHOAKEED
Love has nothing to do with another person,
is your state of being.
Into Great Silence
In general, the silence is understood as something negative, something void, an absence of sound, noise. This misunderstanding is prevalent because very few people actually experienced the silence.
All I saw on behalf of silence is the absence of noise. But silence is a totally different phenomenon. It is absolutely positive. Is existential is not empty, it goes beyond music you never heard, with a fragrance that you are unfamiliar with a light that can only be seen with the inner eyes.
not something fictional, is a reality and a reality that is present in all, what happens is that we never look inside. Your inner world has its own flavor, its own fragrance, its own light. And it is absolutely silent ... silent immensely, eternally silent. There was never a noise and never will be. There is no word that can get there, but your own you can go.
The very core of your being is the center of the cyclone. What happens around them is not affected. It is eternal silence. The days come and go, the years come and go, the ages come and go, the lives come and go, but the eternal silence of your being is still the same, the same music without sound, the same scent of divinity, the same importance to all the mortal all momentary.
not your silence, thou art the silence.
's not something you own, you are possessed by it and that is his greatness ... Not even you, because even your presence would be a disturbance. The silence is so profound that no one, not even you. And this gap brings truth, love and thousands of other blessings. Osho
is your state of being.
Into Great Silence
In general, the silence is understood as something negative, something void, an absence of sound, noise. This misunderstanding is prevalent because very few people actually experienced the silence.
All I saw on behalf of silence is the absence of noise. But silence is a totally different phenomenon. It is absolutely positive. Is existential is not empty, it goes beyond music you never heard, with a fragrance that you are unfamiliar with a light that can only be seen with the inner eyes.
not something fictional, is a reality and a reality that is present in all, what happens is that we never look inside. Your inner world has its own flavor, its own fragrance, its own light. And it is absolutely silent ... silent immensely, eternally silent. There was never a noise and never will be. There is no word that can get there, but your own you can go.
The very core of your being is the center of the cyclone. What happens around them is not affected. It is eternal silence. The days come and go, the years come and go, the ages come and go, the lives come and go, but the eternal silence of your being is still the same, the same music without sound, the same scent of divinity, the same importance to all the mortal all momentary.
not your silence, thou art the silence.
's not something you own, you are possessed by it and that is his greatness ... Not even you, because even your presence would be a disturbance. The silence is so profound that no one, not even you. And this gap brings truth, love and thousands of other blessings. Osho
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December 16, 2010
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Tuesday, December 14, 2010
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Running the upcoming kernel in older openSUSE releases
in this tutorial I’ll going to show you some tricks which will result in a new usable
version of opensuses 2.6.37-rc5 upcoming kernel for 11.4 in older opensuse releases.
i tried this for the older 11.2 but the newer 11.3 might also work.
First you have to download the kernel-source.src.rpm. Yes you heart me right. You need this one
to unpack with rpm2cpio. Assuming you have save the kernel-source-src.rpm downloaded to
~/src/kernel doing
cd ~/src/kernel
rpm2cpio < kernel-source.src.rpm i assure you we will use this for rebuilding the kernel suitable for installing on opensuse 11.2 or 11.3.
next we're creating the preparation base for patching the kernel source code.
tar xvfj kernel-source.tar.bz2
mkdir patches
mv patches*tar.bz2 patches/
cd patches/
for i in ls *; do tar xvjf $i;done
cd ..
Applying the patches is the next step. You should be able to see the apply-patches script. we will use this to apply all needed patches that ships with suse. The apply-patches script is used to patch the kernel in the correct order rather than doing each patch by hand. however if you ever run into a situation where you have do patch a kernel manualy you can fullfill this task using patch with the following syntax:
patch -d
-p 1 PFAD_ZUM_PATTCH.diff
But in this case we closely run into trouble, as we dont know which patch have to be applied afer what. So i strongly recommend doing it the following way:
cd linux-2.6.36
../apply-patches ../series.conf ../patches/ i386
You may also use x86_64 instead of i386 here if you have a 64 bit capable system.
Now that we have successfully patched our kernel, we can begin with the actual build procedure.
As user root you should copy the linux-2.36 to /usr/src/linux-2.6.37-rc3-git6 directory and link that directory to /usr/src/linux .
cp -r linux-2.6.36 linux-2.6.37-rc3-git6
rm /usr/src/linux
ln -s /usr/src/linux-2.6.37-rc5 /usr/src/linux
The Suse Linux Kernel supports the /proc/config.gz file which holds the configuration setup for the current running kernel. So it seems to be a wise thing here making a clone copy of the actual existing configuration. So do as user root (after this step i assume you are the user root and have changed to the directory /usr/src/linux)
cd /usr/src/linux
zcat /proc/config.gz > .config
We can continue by doing a
make xconfig
to start the configuration in a graphical user interface. Doing this you have to make sure that you ether have the qt3 development files or the qt4 development files. You can install them if they aren’t already in place by simply using opensuses tools for package management:
zypper in qt3-devel libqt4-devel
Uncheck the boxes "Enable enterprise support facility" since we don't need an enterprise kernel, "Split the kernel in multiple packages" since we want the kernel to be created as kernel-2.6.37-rc5.i386.rpm which can live next to our existing kernel. The Box "Kernel to suit desktop workloads" can also be unchecked but doesnt need to. Unfortunately configuring the kernel is not an easy thing to do. You should study each option very clearly to understand what each option does and how it interacts with your hardware. It is mostly safe to use the suggested configration and leave the configuration in place as this represents the current configuration and should also work with your new kernel. The settings you might be aware of are:
"General Setup" --> "Local Version append to the kernel release".
Here you can give the Kernel a local Version like Test1 or your initials followed by a number.
In
"Processor Type and features"
you can build a kernel which fits perfectly to your machine. For example if you have a Pentium M Processor you should select Pentium M as Processor Type. You also can disable Xen support if you don't ever need this. Or you can set the timer frequency of the kernels scheduler system to your needs. Also i recommend to enable the kernels cgroup support when ever you see it which is new and really fastens up your system.
Caution setting up a configuration setting for a kernel is not a thing you do in five minutes. You really should take your time to make sure you understand what each configuration setting means even it took you 3 hours or more.
If you are done you can grep a caffe and type the following
make prepare && make modules_prepare && make rpm
This will result in two rpms sitting in /usr/src/packages/rpm/SRPMS and /usr/src/packages/rpm/RPMS/i386. If you don't need the src.rpm in /usr/src/packages/rpm/SRPMS you rather want to use the make target binrpm-pkg
, which will result only in the rpm /usr/src/packages/RPMS/i386. It may be helpful for you to look at make help to list all make targets you can possible get. For example if you want to see whether your kernel name is set property you can use the make kernelrelease
target. If the package has successfully build you can finally install it using the rpm Command utility. In my Case i need to upgrade my package from a former build and my
make kernelrelease
results in
linux-2.6.37-rc5-Test4
So i need to use
rpm -Uhv /usr/src/packages/RPMS/i386/kernel-2.6.37-rc5*.rpm
This will also install your kernel next to your default distribution kernel so you can choose which one you want to boot into during grubs first stage and also you have a fallback if your kernel does not work or not work as you expected it would.
Unfortunately this kernel rpm does not create and install a proper initial ram-disk you have do this by hand.
cd /boot
mkinitrd -k vmlinuz-2.6.37-rc5-Test4 -i initrd-2.6.37-rc5-Test4
Now you should find at least three new files residing here. The vmlinuz-2.6.37-rc5-Test4 or something with an other version number you may applied to, is the kernel you just created by compiling and installing the kernel. The initrd-2.6.37-rc5-Test4 is the initial ram-disk which you have created in the previous step. And the System.map-2.6.37-rc5-Test4 which is used to map modules before initialize the filesystem you are sitting on. So far all seems fine and by adding these lines to /etc/grub/menu.lst
1 title Kernel-Test
2 root (hd0,0)
3 kernel /vmlinuz-2.6.37-rc5-Test4 root=/dev/system/root resume=/dev/system/swap splash=silent quiet showopts vga=0x314 4 initrd /initrd-2.6.37-rc5-Test4
you can actually run your new kernel by restarting the computer.
in this tutorial I’ll going to show you some tricks which will result in a new usable version of opensuses 2.6.37-rc5 upcoming kernel for 11.4 in older opensuse releases.
i tried this for the older 11.2 but the newer 11.3 might also work.
First you have to download the kernel-source.src.rpm. Yes you heart me right. You need this one
to unpack with rpm2cpio. Assuming you have save the kernel-source-src.rpm downloaded to
~/src/kernel doing
cd ~/src/kernel
rpm2cpio < kernel-source.src.rpm i assure you we will use this for rebuilding the kernel suitable for installing on opensuse 11.2 or 11.3.
next we're creating the preparation base for patching the kernel source code.
tar xvfj kernel-source.tar.bz2
mkdir patches
mv patches*tar.bz2 patches/
cd patches/
for i in ls *; do tar xvjf $i;done
cd ..
Applying the patches is the next step. You should be able to see the apply-patches script. we will use this to apply all needed patches that ships with suse. The apply-patches script is used to patch the kernel in the correct order rather than doing each patch by hand. however if you ever run into a situation where you have do patch a kernel manualy you can fullfill this task using patch with the following syntax:
patch -d
-p 1 PFAD_ZUM_PATTCH.diff
cd linux-2.6.36
../apply-patches ../series.conf ../patches/ i386
You may also use x86_64 instead of i386 here if you have a 64 bit capable system.
Now that we have successfully patched our kernel, we can begin with the actual build procedure.
As user root you should copy the linux-2.36 to /usr/src/linux-2.6.37-rc3-git6 directory and link that directory to /usr/src/linux .
cp -r linux-2.6.36 linux-2.6.37-rc3-git6
rm /usr/src/linux
ln -s /usr/src/linux-2.6.37-rc5 /usr/src/linux
The Suse Linux Kernel supports the /proc/config.gz file which holds the configuration setup for the current running kernel. So it seems to be a wise thing here making a clone copy of the actual existing configuration. So do as user root (after this step i assume you are the user root and have changed to the directory /usr/src/linux)
cd /usr/src/linux
zcat /proc/config.gz > .config
We can continue by doing a
make xconfig
to start the configuration in a graphical user interface. Doing this you have to make sure that you ether have the qt3 development files or the qt4 development files. You can install them if they aren’t already in place by simply using opensuses tools for package management:
zypper in qt3-devel libqt4-devel
Uncheck the boxes "Enable enterprise support facility" since we don't need an enterprise kernel, "Split the kernel in multiple packages" since we want the kernel to be created as kernel-2.6.37-rc5.i386.rpm which can live next to our existing kernel. The Box "Kernel to suit desktop workloads" can also be unchecked but doesnt need to. Unfortunately configuring the kernel is not an easy thing to do. You should study each option very clearly to understand what each option does and how it interacts with your hardware. It is mostly safe to use the suggested configration and leave the configuration in place as this represents the current configuration and should also work with your new kernel. The settings you might be aware of are:
"General Setup" --> "Local Version append to the kernel release".
Here you can give the Kernel a local Version like Test1 or your initials followed by a number.
In
"Processor Type and features"
you can build a kernel which fits perfectly to your machine. For example if you have a Pentium M Processor you should select Pentium M as Processor Type. You also can disable Xen support if you don't ever need this. Or you can set the timer frequency of the kernels scheduler system to your needs. Also i recommend to enable the kernels cgroup support when ever you see it which is new and really fastens up your system.
Caution setting up a configuration setting for a kernel is not a thing you do in five minutes. You really should take your time to make sure you understand what each configuration setting means even it took you 3 hours or more.
If you are done you can grep a caffe and type the following
make prepare && make modules_prepare && make rpm
This will result in two rpms sitting in /usr/src/packages/rpm/SRPMS and /usr/src/packages/rpm/RPMS/i386. If you don't need the src.rpm in /usr/src/packages/rpm/SRPMS you rather want to use the make target binrpm-pkg
, which will result only in the rpm /usr/src/packages/RPMS/i386. It may be helpful for you to look at make help to list all make targets you can possible get. For example if you want to see whether your kernel name is set property you can use the make kernelrelease
target. If the package has successfully build you can finally install it using the rpm Command utility. In my Case i need to upgrade my package from a former build and my
make kernelrelease
results in
linux-2.6.37-rc5-Test4
So i need to use rpm -Uhv /usr/src/packages/RPMS/i386/kernel-2.6.37-rc5*.rpm
This will also install your kernel next to your default distribution kernel so you can choose which one you want to boot into during grubs first stage and also you have a fallback if your kernel does not work or not work as you expected it would.
Unfortunately this kernel rpm does not create and install a proper initial ram-disk you have do this by hand.
cd /boot
mkinitrd -k vmlinuz-2.6.37-rc5-Test4 -i initrd-2.6.37-rc5-Test4
Now you should find at least three new files residing here. The vmlinuz-2.6.37-rc5-Test4 or something with an other version number you may applied to, is the kernel you just created by compiling and installing the kernel. The initrd-2.6.37-rc5-Test4 is the initial ram-disk which you have created in the previous step. And the System.map-2.6.37-rc5-Test4 which is used to map modules before initialize the filesystem you are sitting on. So far all seems fine and by adding these lines to /etc/grub/menu.lst
1 title Kernel-Test
2 root (hd0,0)
3 kernel /vmlinuz-2.6.37-rc5-Test4 root=/dev/system/root resume=/dev/system/swap splash=silent quiet showopts vga=0x314 4 initrd /initrd-2.6.37-rc5-Test4
you can actually run your new kernel by restarting the computer.
Friday, December 10, 2010
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Osho World Foundation: INVITATION TO A LOVING 11 december
A loving invitation to
11 December
Conducted by
Ma Yoga Neelam
Ma Dharm Jyoti
Venue of Meditation Camps
OSHODHAM: Osho Dhyan Mandir
44, Jhatikra Road, Pandwala Khurd, Near Najafgarh,
New Delhi-110043, Tel: 011-25319026 / 25319027
E-mail: oshodham@oshoworld.com 
A loving invitation to
11 December
Conducted by
Ma Yoga Neelam
Ma Dharm Jyoti
Venue of Meditation Camps
OSHODHAM: Osho Dhyan Mandir
44, Jhatikra Road, Pandwala Khurd, Near Najafgarh,
New Delhi-110043, Tel: 011-25319026 / 25319027
E-mail: oshodham@oshoworld.com
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