Re: [gentoo-user] udev rules
On Sun, 30 Sep 2012 11:29:09 -0400, David Relson wrote: > I have a Rosewill 75 in 1 card reader with slots for USB, SATA, SD, > microSD, etc. udev recognizes USB devices and mounts them > as /media/. > > However, when SD and microSD cards are inserted, /var/log/messages > doesn't report anything and the cards aren't mounted. I've just replaced my internal card reader had had a similar experience. It turned out I'd forgotten to connect the power connector. The USB ports work on a pass-through, so they were unaffected, but the cards appear to connect to an internal powered hub, which wasn't powered. -- Neil Bothwick I'll be Bach. -- Johann Sebastian Swartzenegger signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: [gentoo-user] udev rules
On Sunday 30 Sep 2012 17:47:45 David Relson wrote: > On Sun, 30 Sep 2012 10:58:42 -0500 > > Dale wrote: > > David Relson wrote: > > > Good morning! > > > > > > I have a Rosewill 75 in 1 card reader with slots for USB, SATA, SD, > > > microSD, etc. udev recognizes USB devices and mounts them > > > as /media/. > > > > > > However, when SD and microSD cards are inserted, /var/log/messages > > > doesn't report anything and the cards aren't mounted. > > > > > > Any suggestions where to look? what to fix? > > > > > > I'm running kernel 3.2.11 on an AMD64 with udev-171. > > > > > > Here's a link to the card reader > > > http://rosewill.com/products/1610/ProductDetail_Overview.htm > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > David > > > > Have you tried those cards on a different system to see if they work? > > If they do, then the reader may be bad. May want to look for dust but > > if it is new, surely not. ;-) Packing peanut maybe? o_O > > > > I have bought a couple thinks made by Rosewill. Neither of them > > worked for long. I sent one back for repair/replacement and got a > > new one with about the same problem. I didn't send it back again > > because it wasn't worth shipping back again plus I was expecting it > > to work at least for a little while. It lasted overnight My new > > policy, don't buy Rosewill products. They may work fine for someone > > else but they don't for me. > > > > Dale > > Actually what I've got is a SanDisk 16GB microSD with an SD adapter. > Using my wife's windoze laptop, the SD/microSD combo works fine. > > My initial use of the card is for Ubuntu linux for a MK802+ mini-pc. > The MK802+ boots Android off its internal storage or Ubuntu off of the > microSD. So, yes, the card appears to work. > > David Have you enabled the necessary drivers in your kernel? Boot off a live CD that detects the USB controller and your MicroSD drive and then check what kernel drivers are being used. When you boot back into Gentoo you can enable the same and roll a new kernel. -- Regards, Mick signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part.
Re: [gentoo-user] udev rules
On Sun, 30 Sep 2012 10:58:42 -0500 Dale wrote: > David Relson wrote: > > Good morning! > > > > I have a Rosewill 75 in 1 card reader with slots for USB, SATA, SD, > > microSD, etc. udev recognizes USB devices and mounts them > > as /media/. > > > > However, when SD and microSD cards are inserted, /var/log/messages > > doesn't report anything and the cards aren't mounted. > > > > Any suggestions where to look? what to fix? > > > > I'm running kernel 3.2.11 on an AMD64 with udev-171. > > > > Here's a link to the card reader > > http://rosewill.com/products/1610/ProductDetail_Overview.htm > > > > Regards, > > > > David > > > > > > Have you tried those cards on a different system to see if they work? > If they do, then the reader may be bad. May want to look for dust but > if it is new, surely not. ;-) Packing peanut maybe? o_O > > I have bought a couple thinks made by Rosewill. Neither of them > worked for long. I sent one back for repair/replacement and got a > new one with about the same problem. I didn't send it back again > because it wasn't worth shipping back again plus I was expecting it > to work at least for a little while. It lasted overnight My new > policy, don't buy Rosewill products. They may work fine for someone > else but they don't for me. > > Dale Actually what I've got is a SanDisk 16GB microSD with an SD adapter. Using my wife's windoze laptop, the SD/microSD combo works fine. My initial use of the card is for Ubuntu linux for a MK802+ mini-pc. The MK802+ boots Android off its internal storage or Ubuntu off of the microSD. So, yes, the card appears to work. David
Re: [gentoo-user] USERDIR problem with apache on new install (SOLVED)
On Sun, Sep 30 2012, Andrea Conti wrote: > The default mod_userdir configuration > (/etc/apache2/modules.d/00_mod_userdir.conf, of which you pasted an > excerpt in the other email) only sets an "Allow from all" for > directories in the form "/home/*/public_html", which does not include > anything under /local. > > You can either change your home directory, or add > > >Order allow,deny >Allow from all > >[whatever other options you need] > I see. I prefer changing my home directory as nothing needs to be done with new apache releases. > As for the "FollowSymlinks" and "SymlinksIfOwnerMatch" options, I'm not > sure they apply here: they should only affect whether the server follows > symlinks *within* the document root, not symlinks in the path *leading > to* the document root. OK. thank you very much for the clear explanations. allan
Re: [gentoo-user] udev rules
David Relson wrote: > Good morning! > > I have a Rosewill 75 in 1 card reader with slots for USB, SATA, SD, > microSD, etc. udev recognizes USB devices and mounts them > as /media/. > > However, when SD and microSD cards are inserted, /var/log/messages > doesn't report anything and the cards aren't mounted. > > Any suggestions where to look? what to fix? > > I'm running kernel 3.2.11 on an AMD64 with udev-171. > > Here's a link to the card reader > http://rosewill.com/products/1610/ProductDetail_Overview.htm > > Regards, > > David > > Have you tried those cards on a different system to see if they work? If they do, then the reader may be bad. May want to look for dust but if it is new, surely not. ;-) Packing peanut maybe? o_O I have bought a couple thinks made by Rosewill. Neither of them worked for long. I sent one back for repair/replacement and got a new one with about the same problem. I didn't send it back again because it wasn't worth shipping back again plus I was expecting it to work at least for a little while. It lasted overnight My new policy, don't buy Rosewill products. They may work fine for someone else but they don't for me. Dale :-) :-) -- I am only responsible for what I said ... Not for what you understood or how you interpreted my words!
[gentoo-user] udev rules
Good morning! I have a Rosewill 75 in 1 card reader with slots for USB, SATA, SD, microSD, etc. udev recognizes USB devices and mounts them as /media/. However, when SD and microSD cards are inserted, /var/log/messages doesn't report anything and the cards aren't mounted. Any suggestions where to look? what to fix? I'm running kernel 3.2.11 on an AMD64 with udev-171. Here's a link to the card reader http://rosewill.com/products/1610/ProductDetail_Overview.htm Regards, David
Re: [gentoo-user] USERDIR problem with apache on new install (SOLVED)
Hello, > I put in a symlink /home -> /local/allan/gottlieb > so that programs looking in /home would be happy. > I had /etc/passwd say /local/allan/gottlieb since it is the real > directory. > > apache doesn't like this. There is probably an option to let it do this > since it has several options on symlinks It's not about liking... mod_userdir automatically maps a URL in the form ~/foo onto user foo's home dir, as it is recorded in the system's user database. If you put /local/allan/gottlieb there, apache tries to serve files directly from /local/allan/gottlieb. The default mod_userdir configuration (/etc/apache2/modules.d/00_mod_userdir.conf, of which you pasted an excerpt in the other email) only sets an "Allow from all" for directories in the form "/home/*/public_html", which does not include anything under /local. You can either change your home directory, or add Order allow,deny Allow from all [whatever other options you need] in the apache config for the virtualhost you're using. As for the "FollowSymlinks" and "SymlinksIfOwnerMatch" options, I'm not sure they apply here: they should only affect whether the server follows symlinks *within* the document root, not symlinks in the path *leading to* the document root. andrea
Re: [gentoo-user] Understand Portage not
Silvio Siefke writes: > i try to build freecad from source, in Portage is mask. I try to build > the requirements, but i understand really > not what portage me say with this message. > > !!! Multiple package instances within a single package slot have been > pulled !!! into the dependency graph, resulting in a slot conflict: > > The complete message found here > http://nopaste.info/c7ead120ee.html I think attaching that is considered to be more appropriate, as we don't know whether nopaste.info will be available for as long as the mail archives. I don't really understand the problem, as the multiple package instances seem to have the same version. But maybe it helps to add --tree to the options, this shows which stuff gets pulled in why. And maybe adding --update --deep may sort things out. I also had success sometimes with doing what the output says, adding --backtrack=30. Wonko
