I guess this is a follow up to my earlier
post.
Thanks Brett for the setterm tip. It allowed
me build everything
However, I have a built kernel and upon reboot
forgot to run "setterm -blank 0", having not thought to put it into a start up
script. Now this seems like an easy fix, always have "setterm -blank 0"
run when you start up linux, but I don't like that.
I had hoped that when I built my own kernel the
problem would go away, but it's still there. When I forgot to rerun the
command I was emerging xfree and well, it froze and created the exact same
problem as posted in the thread "What to do when emerge don't work?" I'm
trying to solve this by re-emerging system packages after I boot from my stage1
iso cd.
So I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas as to what
could be causing this screen blank freezing? It only seems to happen if
I'm in the process of emerging or building programs. I tried turning off
APM in my bios and it hasn't done anything. Perhaps there's some problem
with my power management, etc.
Any tips would be great, the odd thing is that in
the fast (about a year ago) I was running Debian for a long time and I never had
this issue, so unless it's something in the newer kernels (post 2.4.2 I think)
it would appear to be Gentoo thing (although it could be some other problem and
I would run across it installing Debian too now).
Well, any help would be greatly appreciated,
hopefully when I get home from work my emerging will work properly again
:)
-Patrick.
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- [gentoo-user] Freezing during bootstrapping/building Patrick Mauro
- Re: [gentoo-user] Freezing during bootstrapping/buildin... brett holcomb
- Patrick Mauro