I forgot to put in my /etc/portage/packages.keywords so here it is:
dev-python/pylirc ~x86 dev-python/mmpython ~x86 media-video/lsdvd ~x86 media-tv/freevo ~x86 media-libs/xine-lib ~x86 sys-libs/libstdc++-v3 ~x86
That should make more sense to you now :-)
Yes, I am using -O2, but whenever I made the box for some reason I chose this. I can't remember the justification but I am going to recompile the whole system with -O3 soon.
Question: I'm getting really annoyed that I cannot get rid of xorg-x11 on the system, can you get rid of it?
qpkg -I -q xorg-x11 returns that it is not depended on by anything.
I can uninstall it but whenever I emerge -uv world it wants to reinstall it every time. I have the -X use flag set and all X like packages removed.
Be interested to see your setup files too.
Regards, Nick
Lucian Muresan wrote:
Nicholas Ruddick wrote:
Heres my setup using a G450 which works well for a PAL 16:9 TV setup.
/etc/directfbrc matrox-crtc2 matrox-tv-standard=pal primary-layer=02 disable-module=elo disable-module=joystick disable-module=keyboard disable-module=ps2mouse disable-module=serialmouse disable-module=sonypi disable-module=sdlinput disable-module=lirc no-vt-switch graphics-vt depth=32 no-cursor sync hardware
... Interesting.
Is Freevo actually displayed in a 16:9 aspect ratio on your TV? I'm asking that because I see no line like "mode=720x576" (like I have for PAL 4:3) in your directfbrc.
Are you sure your Gentoo actually uses ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="x86"? I thought it's "~x86", at least I had it that way when my libsdl and df_xine brokeon my old partition. But I see you are using the more conservative compiler flag "-O2", and I'm using "-03" on athlon thuinderbird arhitecture. Who knows, maybe the combination of these broke my old Gentoo. Now I'm happy without "~x86" flag, using it only for specific packages directly related to multimedia stuff. BTW, I should publish my configuration as well when I get home tonight, now that it's working again... ;-)
Lucian
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