I'm looking for help getting VNC working...
I've got Xorg 6.8.1.901, VNC 4, kernel 2.6.10, Nvidia graphics card w/
Nvidia-supplied driver.
X works fine on the desktop w/o any problems.
I emerged VNC 4 from the console (X not running) and fired up X and
everything was cool.
Starting the command
I've had many problems with the Nvidia module and, frankly, I'd be happy to
dump the card altogether to something that is a little more open and
integrated with the kernel. This opinion won't, however, help to solve your
problem.
The only way I could get the Nvidia card to work was to do the foll
Building any commercial product for a target distribution is a bad idea
IMHO.
You've limited yourself to gentoo or debian for deployment, but have already
shut out the significant numbers of redhat (plus derivatives) folks,
mandrake folks, suse folks, plus the many other various flavors of linux
t
I cannot get VNC to run w/x.org x11 (I think there's some sort of
incompatibility involved), so I'm planning a switch from xorg to xfree86
(Honestly I don't know if VNC will work there, either).
Can I simply swap xfree for xorg, or will I need to re-emerge kde etc. also?
Dave
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Do you have the following in the config
file for your kernel?
CONFIG_BLK_DEV_LOOP=y
-Original Message-
From: John Dangler
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005
3:18 PM
To: gentoo-user@lists.gentoo.org
Subject: [gentoo-user] Mondo
problem!
Importanc
s of kernels.
3. Capable of driving monitor at 1600x1200.
I don't use the box for gaming or image processing. It's strictly for
developing code, browsing, document editing, and other simple tasks.
Please send me your recommendations for brand, memory, etc.
Thanks in advance!
Dave Nebinger
> What kind of nVidia card do you have? I've got a Matrox G400 here which
> would be fine for your needs, and I'm willing to trade/barter.
Output of cfg2html.sh:
VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NVCrush11 [GeForce2 MX
Integrated Graphics] (rev b1) (prog-if 00 [VGA])
> Not a joke
Dude, I thought I'd run it in the debugger to see if I could determine where
the breakage was occurring... First I emerged it and validated that I too
was getting the segmentation fault.
So I cd to /usr/portage/app-misc/colortail and issue "ebuild
colortail-0.3.0-r3.ebuild unpack" to extract the
> > Okay folks, I've had enough of my Nvidia card.
> >
>
> Could you elaborate? If you're not using the 3d capabilites, then
> the nv driver that comes with Xorg is fully open source. No need
> for any nvidia binary driver. So I'm curious as to the issue you're
> having.
It's just too darn un
emerge -C dgs to fix the blocker. It was removed from the portage tree.
>
> After syncing, I tried to update everything, and there's a blocker.
> Strangely enough, I tried to look at /usr/portage/app-text/dgs, and
> the directory doesn't exist. Also, I don't have xorg-x11 installed,
> I'm still
Hey, all. I've got two working gentoo systems built from the 2004.02 live
cd. Following the instructions in the handbook, the systems were
constructed with gcc 3.3.4 as the base.
The 3.4.x chain of gcc is out there in portage, and I am now curious as to
whether to upgrade gcc and what steps to t
I'm sure there's some tracking going on at gmail so they can identify a) who
is sending invites, b) who accepts the invites, and c) who does not accept
the invites.
Unlike the AOL cd's, they're getting relationship information with the
invites and can see who's connected to who.
> -Original M
I figured you'd get hammered when you asked for one. ;-)
>
> Thanks for the GMAIL invite guys!
>
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> Nope. I have been using it for a day now and everything works just fine.
Well I sure judge stability by whether things work for a whole *day*.
I've had 2.6.10-nitro4 running for a week with no problems. Does that make
it stable? Probably not even close. I'll be happy with two weeks ;-)
Dave
I just emerged openoffice (that was a wonderful 24 hours waiting for the
build to complete ;-)
When I open a text document and use a font, say times 12, the display
appears to size the font at an extremely miniscule size (maybe a couple of
pixels in height, if that).
I'm thinking it might be a fr
> Hi Dave,
>
> did you check the zoom for your document? OpenOffice sometimes starts
> with a horrible zoom of say 33%, to fit a whole page on your screen. Try
> changing the zoom to 100%.
That was the first thing I did. Increasing the font size to 96 point and
zoom to 200% resulted in a viewa
> I've been battling this problem for a month now. The only alternative I
> found to go into /usr/portage/media-sound/alsa-driver and try installing
> ebuilds from the newest one to the oldest until you find one that works.
> I'm sorry, but I don't know how to find what version of alsa-driver I'm
> To believe that the box you hold with square holes is sufficient to
> satisfy all other people's shapes spherical and elliptical is just not
> what Gentoo is about.
Nor do I believe that no one should use alsa drivers outside of the kernel;
obviously there is full support for using a bleeding ed
> OK. I echoed every line that is to be run before it is run. I know it
> looks like commands take up more than one line, but they don't - it's
> just the text wrap.
>
> On Sat, 2005-01-08 at 20:05 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > On 08-01-05 10:28 -0600, Michael Sullivan wrote:
> > > I'm hav
Ooops, wrong list. Sorry guys...
> -Original Message-
> From: Dave Nebinger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2005 12:04 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: FW: [gentoo-user] Re: Backup script issues
>
> > OK. I echoed every line that i
Oops again, it was the right list. Ah well. Hope this fixes things for you
Michael...
> -Original Message-
> From: Dave Nebinger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2005 12:10 PM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: RE: [gentoo-user]
James do you have alsa in your USE flags?
> To be completely honest, I have no idea what alsa is ^_^ except the
> basics that is, but i'm gonna try manually emerging it, and if that
> fails i'll try some of the other workarounds suggested.
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> Have been trying to upgrade (via emerge -Du world or emerge -u
> courier-imap) and neither authlib-0.52 or courier-imap-4.0.1 will
> complete compiling...same error in both cases. Here is the last few
> lines of output that I get...maybe someone can tell me what it means. I
> thought it had somet
> see config.log
> configure:2004: g++ {-O2 -march=pentium3 -pipe -fomit-frame-pointer}
conftest.cc >&5
> g++: {-O2: No such file or directory
> cc1plus: error: unrecognized option `-fomit-frame-pointer}'
Dude, your CXXFLAGS are hosed. They should not be surrounded by braces.
Since they are su
> As with any hardware, it's best to put in some research as to the
> product's reputation before purchase.
Why bust his chops? He did 'research' by having a working card already in
place. He purchased another one expecting it to work also.
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> [] [error] (2)no such file or directory. cannot create
> SSLMutex with file
> '/var/cache/apache2/ssl_mutex.6480'
> Configuration Failed.
Does the /var/cache/apache2 directory exist? Does it have writable
permissions by the apache user?
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Did you recently upgrade gcc? You should be running 3.3.4 (test by running
"gcc --version").
If not, then yes libstdc++ is hosed in that it is not available for the
compiler you're using.
If this is the case, try the "fix_libtool_files.sh" with the version of gcc
you're running, but you may need
> Instead, I'm somewhat disorientated by the fact that under gentoo it seems
> to me that it is not easy to find all the documentation and the howtos of
> the installed packages.
>
> Could you please help me pinpointing where:
>
> 1) I can find the documentation and the howtos in my installation;
Emerging perl does not automatically emerge perl modules that you may have
installed via emerge (at least it didn't in my case), and it definitely will
not emerge modules that you've installed by hand (i.e. via cpan). After
completing the perl upgrade you'll need to reinstall the modules again.
>
For those that may have missed it, after upgrading to gcc 3.3.5 you need to
run "fix_libtool_files.sh 3.3.4" to get compiles working again.
But that raises a question - why are we passing the old version to the
script? Does it use that as a key to find files that need to be updated to
the latest
> I'm reading about:
>
> /usr/portage/dev-lang/perl/files/libperl_rebuilder
>
> in the forums. Does that re-emerge your perl modules for you?
Haven't tried it. In order to keep the number of 'update world' packages to
a minimum, I don't tend to emerge something that I don't know that I need.
B
> [ output of emerge openh232 snipped ]
> /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i686-pc-linux-gnu/3.3.5/include/g++-v3/iostream: In
> destructor
>`virtual
> H225_TransportAddress_ipAddress::~H225_TransportAddress_ipAddress()
>':
> /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i686-pc-linux-gnu/3.3.5/include/g++-v3/iostream:1331:
> internal
> Most segfaults are hardware related and rarely exactly reproducible.
Hah, some programmer fed you a line of crap and you chowed down on it ;-)
As a long-time unix programmer, I can assure you that 99.99% of segfaults
are code related, not hardware related. Segmentation faults are the result
of
> > Don't hesitate to ask any questions.
>
> That's my problem. I've been using SuSE for so long I feel I should know
> more. I feel embarrassed asking what are probably trivial questions to
> most on here but are big issues for me.
The thing I love about gentoo (and LFS) is the fact that you can
> did anybody experiment with putting gentoo on slightly old machine
> (P166/96M) with X support etc?
Kick that old P166 to the curb and pick up a used PII/PIII either online or
from your local paper. Might cost you $100-$200 bucks, but it will save you
the pain of trying to get anything, windows
> I said, for me, I don't need the granularity that is provided most
> of the time.
You're not forced into running the emerge --sync followed by emerge -uD
world processes.
If your box is working fine for you, then just leave it alone. Rely on the
old saying "If it's not broke, don't fix it."
> Which one of those, if any, is the one I need? It's supposed to be 2388x.
Hey RTFM! We don't take those kinds of questions here :-P
Just kidding. I don't know for sure, but certainly you could modprobe them
until you find the one that works...
But, according to http://www.wlug.org.nz/TvTune
What is the state of the drive when you powerdown/unplug? Is there
currently a disk mounted on the drive? Do you have hotplug/coldplug
installed and set up correctly?
>
> But when I switch it off, or unplug it, gentoo freezes : when under kde,
> the programs stops responding, and after few seco
> Is there some way to specify a gcc profile on a per-port basis, like the
> package.foo files in /etc/portage? I tried to google for it but I
> couldn't find anything.
Nope. Would be difficult to implement as different folks would have
different gcc version(s) installed; how would the package k
Well, possibly you could unmerge them by completing the following steps:
1. copy the library files for the packages to a temporary location.
2. unmerge the packages.
3. copy the library files back to their original location (may need to do
this from the livecd if the failures are as catastrophic a
> > Perhaps, however, you're trying to come up with the wrong solution to a
> > specific problem... What are you trying to solve?
>
> I'm trying to work around this
> http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=43944
>
> The other thing that's worked for me in the past in similar situations is
> to
>
> In general if I go to the cvs form of a software
> package, that is installed on my gentoo system but missing the latest
> version or key patches, are there any caveats (gotchas)?
The packages in gentoo simplify the build process, but that's all. You are
free to download, build, and install any
Hey, guys, for the 2 to 3 stage, try manually to complete an "emerge -e
system". Something probably thinks this was already done, hence the
bootstrap script reporting nothing to do.
The "emerge -e system" will re-emerge all of the system files as if they
hadn't been done yet and will probably cle
> Since I should have included some details, I'm using version 6.8.0-r3 of
> the X.org X server or whatever it's called, and the keyword-masked
> 1.0.6629-r1 nVidia drivers (would use the not-keyword-masked version,
> but it refused to work). Both were installed through Portage. Kernel is
> 2.6
A, sure I have a suggestion... You're trying to install a souped up 2.6.10
kernel (with the love patches) to an old pentium 133? That's probably your
first mistake, but your choice...
In your kernel config (either via menuconfig or whatever) you should specify
the kernel that you're using, specif
Ah, but now that you have a working kernel it's easy to upgrade. Unpack the
kernel source, then "make mrproper", then copy your 2.6.9 config file to
.config, then "make oldconfig". You'll only be prompted for new options
(most of which you can accept the default for) and, after "make" will have a
onses I got; I'm going
to probably go with one of the suggested cards.
-Original Message-
From: Nick Rout [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 16, 2005 7:48 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [gentoo-user] Any way to kill frozen X/KDE?
On Sun, 16 Jan 2005 19:33:17 -0500
&qu
> So, would that help if you would copy your config files for TV card from
> SuSE to the Gentoo?
Tony's problems (as I understand them) have been kernel-related, not config
for the programs themselves.
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> So, now I'm wondering whether it is adviceable to wait for the 2005.0
> release with all its updates or whether I can just as well go along
> with 2004.3 and get the updates through Portage?
Most of the info that you see fly across this list is typically related to
a) folks not RTFMs (i.e. gli
emerge apcupsd && rc-update add apcupsd
default
-Original Message-
From: Chris Young
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005
2:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [gentoo-user] APC UPS
I have received an old
UPS ( APC Smart-UPS 1000Va (670W) ) ( DB9/RS
> -Original Message-
> i am running
> sys-apps/coreutils-5.2.1
Well, I'm not sure exactly what might be causing sleep to be issuing a
SIGUSR1 signal, but here's a few suggestions:
1. coreutils-5.3 is available from
ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/coreutils/coreutils-5.3.tar.gz so you might want to
> -Original Message-
> I have forgotten the password of one of the pureftpd accounts. With
> pure-pw I only can see the encripted password. Is there any way to see
> the clear password?
The reason you can't see the clear password is because it would be a
security issue. If someone hacked
Feel free to whack at will (assuming there's no emerge actively running).
/var/tmp/portage is where portage builds packages; once their built and
installed the contents are not needed.
Don't whack the /var/tmp/portage directory itself, just the contents.
> -Original Message-
> From: rapt
> I followed a virtual mail server howto in the forums, fetchmail - procmail
> - courier -imap - postfix - squirrelmail and it works perfect.
> The only question i have is, i'm gathering mail for years with sylpheed-
> claws in a maildir, it are several thousend of mails in sub dirs.
> How do i ge
Why save them? The list is archived and you can easily find what you're
looking for with an advanced google search.
> If its ok though, how many messages do you have from this list?
>
> Me? 16,371
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> Just wondering if this is the method to use when you change CFLAGS or
> USE variables and want everything (system too?) recompiled with the new
> settings?
Yes. Also if you do stupid things like upgrade to gcc 3.4 only to realize
it severely broke things and want to go back to 3.3.5...
Note, h
> When it starts compiling gettext, configure gives an error stating my
> compiler cannot create executables.
This is a sure sign that your CFLAGS are messed up. Don't be afraid of the
config.log file; inside it you will see what configure was trying to compile
and the exact error message generat
Hi Cheryl, welcome to Gentoo.
I'm not familiar with the brltty gentoo package, but the great thing about
gentoo is it's flexibility in regards to package handling.
This relates to your situation in that I believe you've found a case where
the default gentoo package obviously does not work for you
> step 3 seems to be the problem. I very much like gentoo so far; just would
> like to get over this little hump.
Cheryl, if you have a working kernel it is quite possible to use the kernel
configuration for building a kernel for your target gentoo system.
More likely, however, is that the brltty
> No, actually i'm very comfortable with kernel configuration. I don't think
> there is anything wrong with my kernel settings per se as brltty isn't
> actually dependent on the kernel in that sense. the problem at least seems
> to be with being able to access /dev/vcsa or /dev/vcc/(whatever); eit
Who do I have to thank for the recent x11-base/xorg-x11-6.8.1.902-r1 ebuild
and it's nested spawning of bash processes grinding my systems to a total
halt?
I'd really like to thank him/her/them because now I have to drive out to
reboot the systems.
For those that need to know, here's the output o
> > Who do I have to thank for the recent x11-base/xorg-x11-6.8.1.902-r1
> ebuild
> > and it's nested spawning of bash processes grinding my systems to a
> total
> > halt?
> >
>
> Off hand, given that the ebuild is hard masked -
>
> # Don't use this, work in progress
> KEYWORDS="-*"
This is the
Okay, I've taken enough flames for this. Obviously I thought that by
electing to use -* and/or ~x86 packages I could assist testing the packages
for future promotion to gentoo stable, possibly contributing back into the
community; I did not think that I was electing to emerge broken ebuilds that
w
> I would Like to be informed if Nvidia driver is really working with
> kernel-2.6.10-r6. In my case, the driver didn't worked...I receive the
> error: No screen found from XServer. Before, I has kernel-2.6.9-r13 and
> the same problem was there too.
You'll hear differing opinions about the nvidia
Libdl and libpthread are parts of glibc.
You should have a file named libdl.a and libdl.so in /usr/lib.
The libpthread you should have also, but
you might need the “threads” or “nptl” use flags when compiling glibc in order
to get libpthread.
-Original Message-
From: Sev
I went with an ati radeon; works perfectly w/o any issues. More than I can
say for the nvidia card I had...
> I'm thinking of getting a new test system and am wondering what video
> cards people suggest using with Gentoo.
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ebuild R ] sys-libs/glibc-2.3.4.20040808-r1
Is it safe to unmerge linux26-headers-2.6.8.1-r2 and then install
linux-headers?
On Thu, 2005-01-27 at 18:39, Dave Nebinger wrote:
Libdl and libpthread are parts of glibc. You should have a file
named libdl.a and libdl.so in /usr/lib.
The libp
You only want to use ‘nptl’ or ‘threads’
but not both. Take threads out and then try it again.
Note that when you redo glibc it’s often
recommended to do ‘emerge –e system’ or ‘emerge –e world’ (at your preference)
to make sure the system is linked correctly.
-Original Messa
> I have several Gentoo, Debian and SuSE boxes. I want to set up compiler
> pool (using distcc) for Gentoo compilation. To do this, I plan to build
> gcc from sources which I got from /usr/portage/distfiles, on Debian and
> Suse. I have some questions:
>
> 1. I think I should also apply Gentoo pat
> here's a detail of my Xorg.0.log file:
Okay, how about the xorg.conf file?
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If I have two video cards (one pci & one agp), can I have two consoles, one
per card?
I've got the X setup working for the dual cards, but I'm wondering about the
possibility of having dual consoles.
Ideally I'd like to have X running from one card and a console running from
the second card.
Any
> > Try running
> >X -configure
> >
> That command doesn't work.
That's because, with Xorg, the command should be "Xorg -configure".
However, don't expect too much from the output of this command. On my
system it couldn't recognize the ATI Radeon card I have (it elected to use
the ati driver
> eprogress - a general-purpose hierarchical progress reporting system
Oh, so you mean something like
http://gentoo-wiki.com/TIP_Watch_emerge_progress but hacked into the
compiling subsystem?
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> checking that C++ compiler can compile simple program... no
> configure: error: a working C++ compiler is required
This is an error in your CFLAGS and/or CXXFLAGS.
Dave
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> I'm trying to do an stage1 on an pentium, but im getting this error when
> bootstrapping:
Follow the instructions for emerging 2.6 headers:
1. emerge -C linux-headers
2. emerge --oneshot --nodeps linux26-headers
3. scripts/bootstrap.sh
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> Just how does an ebuild work, would it be
> easy to make a bash scipt which Slackware already use for building
> packages?
Emerge et. Al. are python-based scripts for the most part, but they have a
great deal of dependencies for the rest of the system.
For example, if you check your /etc/init.d
> Here's a few relevent pieces of my xorg.conf file:
We need to see the server layout section to determine if the layout
incorporates both screens...
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> I know all of that and I've already set up the distccd on the local host
> in this way (not via distcc_hosts but by configuring distccd on
> localhost). BUT, for some reason portage does _not_ use distcc at all
> but the "normal" gcc and this will result in -jN jobs running on
> localhost.
Phil,
Yeah, wget "http://address:port/...";
> -Original Message-
> From: Mal Herring [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 1:02 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [gentoo-user] Help with a script please...
>
> > wget -O - | grep
>
> I forgot to mention that the p
> > My provider blocks everything under port 1024 so i was thinking
> > will ht://digg be a solution?
> > I like a web solution.
>
> You could just set Apache to a higher port numberI could be
> totally mad on this; missing something incredibly obvious, but that's
> what occurs to me.
Even be
Yeah, look in /var/log/* for the reason it failed.
> Hi When starting my dhcpd I get this
>
> Setting ownership on dhcpd.leases [ok]
> starting dhcpd [ !! ]
>
> any ideas?
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> I'm confused as to when /usr/src/linux is used or _should_ be used. I
> wouldn't think it would be a good idea to build against these headers or
> to
> rely on /usr/src/linux at all. In any event, I've been trying to get out
> of
> the habit of compiling and messing around with kernels in /usr/
> Is cups necessary for samba?
No, it is not required for samba for filesharing/domains/etc., but cups is
used for the printer sharing.
If you don't need printer sharing, do 'USE="-cups" emerge -pv samba'.
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> 1) where I have to enable DMA access to hdd ??? (using reiserfs)
/etc/conf.d/hdparm
> 2) I want to start my text console in figher resolutin, I know I need
> frame buffer, but I trying without sucess :-\ What all I have to do ???
Config framebuffer in kernel, make appropriate changes in
/boot/
>
> Anyone have any suggestions? I need to get this printing slowness problem
> resolved.
It is possible to use cups for printing w/o using samba (that's how my
environ is set up). There's info out there at
http://www.owlfish.com/thoughts/winipp-cups-2003-07-20.html that will
explain how to do i
> I want to know which filesystem is a better choice for having lots
> (>4billion) directories. The dirs will be in tree format, so at the
> root will be 256 dirs, each with 256 sub-dirs, each with 256 sub-dirs.
> This will go on for 8 to 12 levels deep (I don't know yet) Then each
> dir will hav
> > ReiserFS does deal with billions of tiny files better than almost
> > all other file systems. You're going to run into inode issues with ext3
> > as well. However what you're doing sounds like it belongs in a database
> > instead of creating weird data structures within your filesystem.
> >
> A database would not work because I wouldn't be able to
> #1 make this easy tree structure to scan
If it 'works' as a directory, it is therefore hierarchical in nature and can
be structured in a database.
> #2 it will be smaller storage wise in files and in a DB
> with all that overhead
It
> After that there's message:
> setting using_dma to 1 (on)
> HDIO_SET_DMS failes: Operation not permitted
> using_dma = 0 (off)
>
> The computer is IBM ThinkPad R30 and disk is Hitachi 30GB.
First you need to know that the DMA option is valid for the disk and/or
chipset that you're using. Try t
> What's the best way to install R?
That depends upon your needs.
For a simple usage scenario, emerge is the best as it will become part of
your world file and will be updated automatically as new releases are put
out.
For a custom usage (i.e. you need to use special options for the configure
sc
> Well, there are 2 tarballs with patches. Can someone tell me where
> ${DISTDIR} is? I'd like to have a look at the tarballs to at least know
> what I'm patching. ... or where do I find the genpatches-*?
> ... and where is ${WORKDIR}? Maybe the _README will tell me what I
> want to know.
Thes
> Then, it didn't work. Distcc did not distribute any compile tasks to
> the other computers. I tracked it down as far as I can. It looks
> like there are not any links from the /usr/lib/distcc/bin directory to
> the distcc binary.
>
> For a short term solution, I created the links on the PCs t
> For every single mail I get I see a few hundred(!) lines of logs... :-(
> I reckon something is running in debug mode, but try as I might I cannot
> find
> what is (and where it is configured). A log excerpt is to be found below.
It's mostly the smtpd guy (it looks like) that is generating the l
> I was comparing the installation instructions for Gentoo with that of
> other Linuxes. I currently have Libranet, SuSE, two KNOPPIXes, UBUNTU,
> installed and of course some decisions, such as you mention, were needed
> but not to the extent that Gentoo requires. They didn't have a 100
> page s
> My questions are :
>
> a. Why is this happening (i.e. is this a bug, or a misconfiguration on my
> side)
> b. How should I fix this ?
Don't believe it's a bug, but then I'm not running emacs so I don't have
that use flag set.
You could try an env-update, which would rebuild the ld cache and mi
> Is it the same thing?
Freshmeat shows no projects with that name and google matches seem to
indicate they are the same (people entering typos).
http://www.cygwin.org
Dave
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> http://www.cygwin.org
Oops, that should have been http://www.cygwin.com
Dave
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> Now, does this mean grsecurity sent that signal? Or is this just the
> signal logging?
Grsecurity is sending the signal. Segment violations are usually culprits
of bad pointer referencing, not that it would help identify why grsecurity
is failing.
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> On Mon, Feb 07, 2005 at 08:27:42AM -0800, Bob Sanders wrote:
> > Typically it's the graphics drivers hanging the AGP bus. But you
> > didn't memtion if you were running xscreensaver. If you're
> > running xscreensaver, do -
> > Then, when it hang again, ssh in and killall xscreensaver.
>
> Wel
> I had a google but didn't find anything. Anyone know of any
> investigations trying to measure ntfs vs other *nix fss? I know that it
> is a bit like comparing apples with oranges but might be nice.
Last I heard write support to ntfs was still classified as experimental. I
don't know that I'd w
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