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No B supposed to be there. Do you have it there? You can probably
delete or comment this line then.
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ke this:
emerge world -ua || emerge --resume --skipfirst || emerge --resume --
skipfirst || emerge --resume --skipfirst || emerge --resume --
skipfirst || emerge --resume --skipfirst
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you use the -U (--
upgradeonly) switch, emerge will not want to downgrade anything.
That's what I would do in this case.
In case you downgrade and you have buildpkg in your FEATURES list in
/etc/make.conf, you might use the -k (--usepkg) option, this avoids
the re-compilati
resting. Can you explain 'mounting on loopback'? What
> is that? I only have one Linux book (Linux in a Nutshell) and it doesn't
> have loopback in the index.
This allows to mount an ISO image instead of a real CD:
mount -t iso9660 -o loop EXILE_DISK_1.iso /mnt/tmp
You need to h
just working fine with the nvidia drivers.
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rge python-fchksum"
But beware, this removes a security feature, I would backup the passwd
and group files first.
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your problem.
I think an additional 'chown portage.portage /var/tmp/portage/.distcc'
might be necessary, at least with userpriv in the FEATURES list in
/etc/make.conf.
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edit it).
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There might be more elegant way, though.
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/dlgmenu | head -1`
item=`cat /tmp/dlgmenu | tail -1`
dialog --menu mymenu 12 50 8 "$tag" "$item" 2> /tmp/menuoption
Do you need the /tmp/dlgmenu file at all?
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ez-ipupdate --config-file /etc/ppp/ez-ipupdate.conf --address=`addr`
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#debug=yes
#foreground
host=wonkology.dyndns.org
server=members.dyndns.org
service-type=dyndns
user=USER:PASS
wildcard
een resolutions, but I'm not sure which
of these problems happened with which hdimage.
One problem with freedos was that I was not able to pass parameters to
batch files, and so I switched to DR-DOS again, which I had used
before using Gentoo. I also think with freedos xdosemu did not a
had no keyboard problems with freedos, too.
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e kernel. Anyone?
Theconfig script sometimes forgets to remove a not_configured file
somewhere in /opt/vmware. Delete it, and all will be fine I think.
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RES line in /etc/make.conf. I don't know the
difference between sandbox, usersandbox and userpriv, but removing
them should do it. But remember that this is a security feature that
you are disabling.
You could also try to install the newer version of lirc via
ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86&quo
Are there no more messages before
these, showing some more errors? Maybe you overlooked them in the
bunch of ouputput log?
Are you using very aggressive CFLAGS?
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forum yesterday,
no solution yet:
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?p=569020#569020
No big problem though, apart from being unable to do an emerge -uD
world.
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y,
not /boot/grub, unless you have a boot -> . link in this partition.
[1] http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/gentoo-x86-install.xml#doc_chap23
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rl dial ipp5" to call the remote host, or just wait to be
called by him. isdnctrl hangup ippp5 to hangup.
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orks fine:
> Right.
>> Any ideas?
> Not yet.
Searchig the forum again, I found some threads I had missed before.
The suggestion there is not to start /etc/init.d/net.eth0 at all:
rc-update del net.eth0
I think this _cannot_ work, but it does. Strange. But all seems to be
fi
* Bringing eth0 down... [ ok ]
Just for the record, the same happens here. Probably after an
emerge -u world, but I'm not sure, I'm not rebooting too often.
> However running the init.d script manually as root works fine:
Right.
> Any ideas?
Not yet.
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Well, this is not really Gentoo-specific, but you can use the -I
option to gcc.
gcc -I /some/path/include -o foo foo.c
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on(tm) XP 1700+ AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux
dosemu-1.1.3-r1
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