emerge -e world will pick up nearly all packages
emerge --resume to pick where a package fails.
It works fine on a small, simple systems but fails more often than not
on complex desktops because there always seem to be a few packages that
need some work before they will build. I usually trap the
At 00:41 04/01/2004, you wrote:
I've seen reports about problems like this with the latest nvidia
drivers, try reverting to the 44xx series if you run the 5x ones now.
its not a driver issue ..read the forums there is a problem with /dev/dsp
and arts/esd
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So, how can I have my regular user take advantage of env.d? My path just
has the two or three obvious entries. I can add other stuff manually,
but c'mon, this is gentoo... gotta be a configuration somewhere...
b
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Oh, sorry bout that.
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I recently got a new machine, as some of you may remember from my FS
post before xmas. The CPU I have is an AMD Athlon 2000+ and I'm
running an Abit KD7A mobo. I can get the system to
From: Spider [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2004/01/03 Sat PM 07:36:39 EST
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lots of weird segfault /ice.. Are you overclocking? If so this could
be a show of
On Sat, 2004-01-03 at 04:47, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I nfs-share /usr/portage. It works fine for me.
When talking about sharing /usr/portage I do it at home, but I get a
huge performance hit when it comes to dependency calculation.
Is there any network filesystem very well suited for this
Is there anyway of using DirectFB with screen?
I use DirectFB with links -g to get a graphical browser from
the command line. Works great, except when I try to use it with
screen.
My workaround is to open a second virtual terminal, but that is
a kludge.
Any suggestions.
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Yeah, I read through that doc, but it didn't seem to have anything about root
vs. regular user. However, I have (sort of) solved my problem... discovered that
su-ing to my regular user from root is not the same as logging in as that
user... certain login
On Saturday 03 January 2004 8:54 pm, Ben Munat wrote:
Yeah, I read through that doc, but it didn't seem to have anything about
root vs. regular user. However, I have (sort of) solved my problem...
discovered that su-ing to my regular user from root is not the same as
logging in as that
Hello,
I'm looking for a solution to hook somekind of a boot menu into the
boot process. Something like
'Do you want to start the GUI (kdm)? [Y]es [N]o' If I select Yes
within five seconds /etc/init.d/xdm start is executed - otherwise
not.
What's the best way to do this without changing or
thank you very much... extremely helpful
Phil Barnett wrote:
On Saturday 03 January 2004 8:54 pm, Ben Munat wrote:
Yeah, I read through that doc, but it didn't seem to have anything about
root vs. regular user. However, I have (sort of) solved my problem...
discovered that su-ing to my
On Sat, 2004-01-03 at 07:26, Tom Richards wrote:
Oh, sorry bout that.
And please don't include the entire body of someone else's email just to
have a one line response. Take the time to quote the relevant section
and reply to that.
I don't need to see the whole previous message - It's ok - I'm
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Robert G. Waycott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Spider, I
don't follow your suggestion to 'check the RAM fex.' What's 'fex.'?
fex, short for for example
in this case, sig11 is a common error on compilations for systems where
there are hardware
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I would like to graphicaly be able to monitor various aspects of my gentoo
system. For example, cpu load, mem load, eth load. Are there any sys load
monitors one would recommended (preferably one that will work with fluxbox).
Thanks,
Steve
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I have an A7N8X Dlx and a Biostar MNCD Pro.
Having run Gentoo on both with Barton's 2500+ with 512MB PC3200, I would say
there's no difference in performance/stability between these two. Asus
soundstorm features are inaccessible in Linux anyways (afaik).
So if you don't care for onboard SATA,
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I read somewhere how to setup the sound in linux (well KDE anyways) I will try
and track them down.
On Sunday 04 January 2004 05:57, Ashay Humane wrote:
I have an A7N8X Dlx and a Biostar MNCD Pro.
Having run Gentoo on both with Barton's 2500+
I am maintaining an ~x86 system and have alsa-lib-1.0.0_rc2 installed.
When doing an 'emerge -Dup world', portage wants to downgrade
alsa-lib to 0.9.8. What is strange is that it seems that alsa-lib
itself is causing this. I did an 'emerge -C alsa-lib' to remove
alsa-lib-1.0.0_rc2. Then upon
On Sat, 2004-01-03 at 20:37, Simon Kellett wrote:
parted does enough of this for free !! One thing it can not do is
extend ext2 downwards, but you can work around this by creating a new
partition below, moving the files down, deleting the upper partition
and then extending the lower partition
Anybody else using it with their gentoo?
It's going to be the replacement (most likely) for the current crypto-loop
solution.
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Since I was so attacked in my previous post...hopefully this one goes
better(and no, my machine is correctly clocked while this is happening...)
This has only happened with a couple packages that I have installed, but
this one is the most recent. On all the ones it has happened, the
programs
gkrellm
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Steve B. wrote:
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I would like to graphicaly be able to monitor various aspects of my gentoo
system. For example, cpu load, mem load, eth load. Are there any sys load
monitors one would recommended (preferably one that will work
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I would like to graphicaly be able to monitor various aspects of my gentoo
system. For example, cpu load, mem load, eth load. Are there any sys load
monitors one would recommended (preferably one that
I don't see any way to get gimp to create a gif file. The option is
there but greyed out. I've tried emerging gimp with USE=gif but that
does no good. Looking at the ebuilds, I don't even see gif in the IUSE
list.
Any ideas.
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I'm sorry if this is a stupid question.
I am just tring to install gdesklets, which is a masked package. Is there
a safe way to install such packages without make damage to the dependency
tree?
Thanks for any help.
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