Hehe, you beat me to it on the syslog-ng stuff, my example writing took
to long :-) Good work!
Covington, Chris wrote:
Hopefully this will take care of it. Now the original question: How
can I make sure the 'weekly' logrotate happens on Sunday morning and not
Monday, Tuesday, etc.?
From the lo
Ben Maas wrote:
dailty
> dafault
I apologize for all the marbles in mouth!
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Covington, Chris wrote:
Hi all,
How can I make sure that my weekly logrotation occurs on Sunday
morning?
You'll need to change your crontab.
First though, I assume this means you don't want you logs to be rotated
dailty as is the default when you emerge logrotate. The dafault is that
the /etc/
You might want to look at openbox. Really simple, highly configurable,
and it will let you easily remove windowmanager decorations from windows
with a simple right click on the window. Oh, did I mention it does a
really good job with Xinerama. Metacity just really sucks when used with
xinerama
ATH variables. If those exist a
> simple env-update && source /etc/profile should do the trick.
Aha - now you got it.49kdelibs-3.1 turned out to be the culprit.
Ben.
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any case, I now am resolved to put this kinda thing in my ~/docs/ :o(
Ben
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was a very
bad decision by Ben. Does anyone know if I can
recover from this? I think I'll just start gentoo
over again. But seriously, why did Gentoo screw up my
boot process (glibc) in the first place. Perhaps I'll
try Debain.
Thanks,
Ben
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On Sun, 2004-02-01 at 11:24, Aaron Walker wrote:
On Sun, 2004-02-01 at 07:59, Alec Berryman wrote:
> On Sun, Feb 01, 2004 at 11:54:52AM +, Matt Wilson wrote:
> > as well). So I was wondering if there's anyway I can use 2.6.* headers
> > for compilation instead? I'm using 2.6.1 without any
On Sat, 2004-01-31 at 22:45, Ciaran McCreesh wrote:
> On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 23:08:58 +0200 Wayne Oliver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> | Can anybody suggest anything from portage ???
>
> frozen bubble
I second frozen-bubble, Its a Puzzle Bobble clone. I could/do pla
by
trial and error though i am sure there has to be some kind of documentation on this
one :-)
Good luck with it.
Cheers
Ben
On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 10:38:02 -0800
Mark Knecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, 2004-01-21 at 10:10, Roel Schroeven wrote:
> > Mark Knecht wrote:
>
Interestingly enough, this is what it says on gentoo's "quick install"
page for experienced users
(http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/gentoo-x86-quickinstall.xml):
"The recommended setup is a 64 meg boot volume with ext2, a swap
partition twice the size of your available RAM, and the rest for your
r
You might check your system date (just type date... check the man page
for how to set it if it's wrong)... I had problems with tar packages not
working while I was installing cuz my system date kept getting screwed up.
b
Hoyt Bailey wrote:
- Original Message -
From: "Jimmy Rosen" <[EM
Hi Hoyt,
That "cd image root#" is the command prompt... it's waiting for you to
start issuing commands. Which commands are explained in the installation
docs on the website. Having recently gone through my first install, the
best advice I can give you is follow the instructions *very* carefully
Well, I've pretty much determined that /etc/apache2/conf/apache2.conf is
the right file. The weird thing is that I figured this out by switching
the bind port to 8000 in that file... the server then responded on 8000,
so I knew it was the right file and switched it back to 80. But now it's
resp
On Sun, 2004-01-11 at 22:45, Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
> Check out the ebuild docs at Gentoo's web site to get some information
> about ebuilds.
>
> I activate the PORTDIR_OVERLAY variable in /etc/make.conf, create the
> directory (default is /usr/local/portage) and create a directory
> structure
docs seem to talk about this non-existent httpd.conf file.
b
Ted Ozolins wrote:
Ben Munat wrote:
Does gentoo use /etc/apache2/conf/apache2.conf instead of an
httpd.conf file? Some docs I've found online talk about editing
httpd.conf, but the only one I can find on my box is under
/usr/po
Does gentoo use /etc/apache2/conf/apache2.conf instead of an httpd.conf
file? Some docs I've found online talk about editing httpd.conf, but the
only one I can find on my box is under /usr/portage... which is all
install files, right?
b
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igious war and has been hashed out on dozens
of mailing lists/websites. I personally prefer postfix and it is much
simpler to setup and manage, imho, than qmail.
Regards,
Matt
On Sunday 11 January 2004 04:19 pm, Ben Munat wrote:
Just went to emerge qmail and I got my first blocked package (luck
Just went to emerge qmail and I got my first blocked package (lucky me,
I know). It's blocked by net-mail/ssmtp, which (not surprisingly)
belongs to sendmail. So, should I unmerge sendmail? (It seemed like
folks on this list liked qmail better than sendmail... anyone disagree?)
Will this cause
re to get the unstable
version you can type:
ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" emerge blender
hth,
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First, apologies for (sort of) re-sending a thread, but I realized that
asking about the best packages to install for a web server was jumping
the gun a bit. I need to set my USE flags and update my system first.
So, is anyone on this list running a gentoo web server and if so, could
you post y
On Sat, 2004-01-10 at 21:42, Alan Watson wrote:
> Is there a command that can tell me what packages / applications are
> listed on my system?
Does emerge -pe world help?
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27;ll obviously have to be much more careful about what I emerge
on this box!
b
Andrew Gaffney wrote:
Ben Munat wrote:
Well, I enjoyed setting up my home gentoo system so much that I've
decided to go ahead and switch from my hosting company to renting a
rack server with gentoo on it. Of cou
Well, I enjoyed setting up my home gentoo system so much that I've
decided to go ahead and switch from my hosting company to renting a rack
server with gentoo on it. Of course, it'll be a very gradual process...
lots of learning to do. I've subscribed to the gentoo-server list, but I
thought it
Brandon Low wrote:
scs.msg.yahoo.com and scs.yahoo.com have become disjoint networks
(afaics) I am able to connect with recent gaim versions to
scs.yahoo.com, the _old_ login scheme appears to be functioning on
scs.msg.yahoo.com and I'm not sure which one is the 'real' yahoo network
which yahoo me
Eric Paynter wrote:
Chris said:
is there a program simular to gimp for kde?
gimp.
-Eric
gimp is independant of the window manager/desktop manager, it just
requires gtk.
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covery
Console' session. The following url should be of use:
http://www.compulink.co.uk/~davedorn/computing/windows/xprepair5.htm
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c.php?t=54793
The above forum thread goes into detail about getting a Radeon card
working correctly. Stustill's post (4th post down) appears to be
useful. Having not used an ati card before I can't help much myself.
-Ben
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can be causing
> the
> error?
> Thanks
Hiya,
I discovered from reading Gentoo's forums (http://forums.gentoo.org)
that this problem is attributed to autoconf 2.57. To have the libs
compile, first:
emerge /usr/portage/sys-devel/autoconf/autoconf-2.58.ebuild
Then kdelibs 3.1.4 sho
nvidia based card, the section labelled 'Configuring your
NVIDIA Card' of this document might help:
http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/desktop.xml
If you have an ati card the following may be useful:
http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/desktop.xml
If you still have problems type glxinfo into
blem.
Looking at the ebuild it looks like sed is used to update the version
information in /usr/lib/portage.py - to me it looks as if the package
maintainer forgot to up the revision number in the ebuild. I don't
think it will cause any problems tho' :)
Well spotted ;)
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Man, I can't believe I didn't know about the "file" command... that's
great... VERY useful. And speaking of binary editors, can you recommend
one? Any good ones come with the basic gentoo stuff? For that matter, is
there any way of searching for a type of program? Like a man page index?
b
Bill
Anyone else have trouble with losing the ability to type in Mozilla (and
Firebird)? I've found that it fairly consistently locks me out of typing
inside of web text fields *and* the address bar. It seems like it
happens when I close another gui app... like K apps, mostly (I'm running
fluxbox).
u have
'ACCEPT_KEYWORDS=~x86' set or not. But usually it's safe to do 'emerge
world -u.
Hope This Helps
Aaron Brown
On 01/04/04 22:04:16, Ben Munat wrote:
How often should I emerge sync? How often should I update portage? I
just did emerge sync and it tells me I should u
How often should I emerge sync? How often should I update portage? I
just did emerge sync and it tells me I should update portage -- from r19
to r20 -- and "update ALL of [my] configuration files". Should I emerge
portage everytime there's a new version? Are these config files of which
it speak
A couple things I would add to other folk's answers...
There are some (somewhat incomplete) docs at fluxbox.org.
You can find all the config files in ~/.fluxbox... "init" has most of
the meaty stuff, but "menu" is the file to configure your right click
menu... oh and my favorite feature: scroll
I see this same thing all the time... would love to know why...
Tom Richards wrote:
>>> Auto-cleaning packages ...
!!! Invalid db entry: /var/db/pkg/*sys-fs/devfsd
!!! Invalid db entry: /var/db/pkg/*sys-fs/devfsd
!!! Invalid db entry: /var/db/pkg/*sys-fs/devfsd
!!! Invalid db entry: /var/db/pkg/
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
o get it to run on login. ???
thnks,
b
Jeremy Maitin-Shepard wrote:
Ben Munat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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..
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...
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thanks...
hmmm... however, each problem seems to raise another. How do I copy the
env vars that I had as root to my everyday user? (eclipse can't find the
jdk when I'm not root.) Shouldn't regular users be tied in with /etc/env.d?
b
Tom Wesley wrote:
On Sat, 2004-01-03 at 2
I keep getting this error when I try to start gui apps in fluxbox:
Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server
Xlib: No protocol specified
In fact, I just got it when I tried to open eclipse, which I did this
morning without any problem!
thnks,
b
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I'm using fluxbox... liking it so far. Thought I could get away without
kde or gnome, but more and more of their stuff is creeping onto my
machine with each emerge ;-)
So, I emerged kdevelop last night and it tells me this dcop thingy isn't
running. Are you saying that running kdeinit on boot w
Good point... although I have a separate monitor for my windows box and
can run multiple browser tabs so I can jump around to all the various
useful docs. That and it's nice to have some tunes while I'm working. :-)
b
Greg Bolshaw wrote:
On Fri, 2004-01-02 at 19:42, Ben Munat
pls do... sounds cool
KamaolaKid wrote:
On another note, I think the Gentoo Devs are doing a damn spiffy job.
I'd like to figure out how to run my car on Gentoo. Anyone care to
maintain?
I *am* running my car on gentoo. Well, my car PC not my car... It has
a 7" touch screen in the das
lol...
Jerry McBride wrote:
On Friday 02 January 2004 08:59 pm, Ben Munat wrote:
Well, Jerry's suggestion is a bit over my head. I put this into
local.start:
smbmount "//MyWindowsBox/mydir" /mnt/mywinshare -o
username=uname,password=mypasswrd
and it works. Anything wrong with do
I have a little four port router I use to share my internet connection
with my boxes and it has a print server on it. What's the easiest app to
use to send my print jobs to it? I don't need a spooler like cups,
right? That's what the router does (it's probably a stripped-down linux
under the ho
ry 2004 07:53 pm, Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
/etc/conf.d has local.start and local.stop to do this. It's the
equivalent of the rc.local on other distros. If I remember correctly
this can also go in /etc/fstab.
Ben Munat wrote:
I have a default smb share from my windows box that I'd like mounted
I have a default smb share from my windows box that I'd like mounted at
boot. Should I add the smbmount command to /etc/init.d/samba? I guess if
I did, I would need to add the mount to start(), the unmount to stop()
and both to restart()! Or maybe I should write a separate init script?
Does gen
with no media or kde stuff... I guess I'll do that.
b
Ian Truelsen wrote:
On Fri, 02 Jan 2004 12:36:55 -0800
Ben Munat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How do I find out why a package is masked? I read about package.mask,
but the package I'm trying to get (eclipse-sdk) isn'
How do I find out why a package is masked? I read about package.mask,
but the package I'm trying to get (eclipse-sdk) isn't in there. Perhaps
something eclipse depends on (ant??) being masked results in eclipse
being masked?
thnks
b
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I absolutely agree. I never would have gotten Gentoo installed without
my windows box sitting right next to it with multiple browser tabs open
to the various gentoo docs. A gui that incorporated the docs and guided
the user through the decisions to be made would be very helpful. It
could even k
orum? I do that all the time...
Quick tip: qpkg -l will show you where the installed files
are. I use that when I emerge something and have no clue what to run to
execute it :)
alan
On Thu, Jan 01, 2004 at 09:04:20PM -0800, Ben Munat wrote:
Ack! Nevermind. Sorry, I should look a little more car
Ack! Nevermind. Sorry, I should look a little more carefully before I post.
b
Ben Munat wrote:
Ok... where does portage put apps that I emerge? Like mozilla firebird?
It's not on my path and doing a locate on "firebird", all I find are the
/usr/portage, /var/db and /
Ok... where does portage put apps that I emerge? Like mozilla firebird?
It's not on my path and doing a locate on "firebird", all I find are the
/usr/portage, /var/db and /var/cache files.
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eplies.
b
Ben Munat wrote:
Man... you get a something to work and then something else doesn't. I
got the matrox powerdesk app to compile and run. But then it makes a
dialog box with textfields to enter the path to the XF86Config file and
a backup XF86Config and when I click okay, it ki
t
using this matrox app? Like, by just editing a config file or something?
Ben Munat wrote:
Nevermind... got it... it's "emerge \
b
Ben Munat wrote:
Brett Mansfield wrote:
I also (like many others) have gtk-1.2 and gtk-2 installed. IMHO the
easiest thing to do is:
"emerge gtk-
Nevermind... got it... it's "emerge \
b
Ben Munat wrote:
Brett Mansfield wrote:
I also (like many others) have gtk-1.2 and gtk-2 installed. IMHO the
easiest thing to do is:
"emerge gtk-1.2.x gtk-2.x.x"
which will install them both at the same time. (this is what I did
(II
Brett Mansfield wrote:
I also (like many others) have gtk-1.2 and gtk-2 installed. IMHO the
easiest thing to do is:
"emerge gtk-1.2.x gtk-2.x.x"
which will install them both at the same time. (this is what I did
(IIRC)) and have had no problems, YMMV.
Just tried "emerge -p gtk-1.2.x", "emerge -
Andrew Gaffney wrote:
Just do something like
'emerge \I've tried several variations on this and it always says "there are no
masked or unmasked builds to satisfy ... " Things like:
emerge -p \<=x11-libs/gtk+1.2.10
emerge -p \<=gtk+1.2.10
emerge -p \<=gtk+2
emerge -p \<=x11-libs/gtk+2.0
etc.
Wha
of that to run rpm?
b
Janne Johansson wrote:
On Fri, 2004-01-02 at 02:31, Ben Munat wrote:
sigh... I just love linux...
Ok, so I assume it would be bad/impossible to *also* install gtk+1.2?
No, I have them both installed. Portage installs gtk+1.2 and gtk+2.x to
different slots automatically
powerdesk prog is also available as an rpm... anyway to
use rpms on gentoo?
Ciaran McCreesh wrote:
On Thu, 01 Jan 2004 15:55:57 -0800 Ben Munat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Can I compile a program expecting gtk+1.2 if I have gtk+2.0?
No, unfortunately not.
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b
Jerry McBride wrote:
On Thursday 01 January 2004 05:09 am, Ben Munat wrote:
thanks for taking the time to let me know that... i wunder what the heck
the problem was...
b
I missed your original post... what problems did you have?
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Can I compile a program expecting gtk+1.2 if I have gtk+2.0?
I'm trying to compile the matrox powerdesk program to setup my dual
monitors but the .configure fails because it can't find gtk-config. It
seems that gtk+2.0 now uses pkg-config instead of gtk-config. Can I just
create a symlink from
thanks for taking the time to let me know that... i wunder what the heck
the problem was...
b
Collins wrote:
On Wed, 31 Dec 2003 22:34:59 -0800
Ben Munat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just wanted to follow up in case anyone was wondering.
I wound up pretty much redoing the install. Ever
x27;t think I copied the new System.map over to
/boot. Not sure what System.map does, but I have a feeling it's
important... kind of surprised that I was able to boot at all with the
one from the first compile. Or maybe it was something else... linux is
just so much fun!
b
PS: happy new
Norbert Kamenicky wrote:
h ... which mount devfs command ? In which script ?
AFAIK kernel is mounting /dev itself (if devfs support is compilled in).
I do not have any line for devfs in /etc/fstab also ...
if u have one, comment it out !
The mount devfs command is in /sbin/rc. I tried taking i
out everything that was there
but doesn't replace it with the new devfs listings.
I feel like I'm really close, but I'm missing that last little bit. Any
ideas?? Anyone???
thnks,
b
Ben Munat wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I recently built my first gentoo install, but discover
ull exists
before devfs is mounted and does not exist afterwards. So, devfs is
screwing the pooch...
Anyone have any idea why??? I've been struggling with this for about 24
hours... would really appreciate some help!
Ben
PS: I'm using LVM and resierfs, in case that matters.
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script I
was supposed to run after adding devfs support to the kernel... an
rc-update I needed to do???
Any help would be much appreciated...
Ben
Ben Munat wrote:
I've been working on getting my first attempt at installing gentoo
working for the last three days. Well, I actually had the
s except / and /boot and I'm
using reiserfs for everything. I also saved my first kernel "just in
case" (:-) and have set that up as a boot option in grub.
Thanks in advance.
Ben
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I would like some information about emerge. I want to get the package C.
C depends of the package A and the package B. The package B does not
depend on the package A or vice-versa. I do 'emerge C': emerge will
build A, then B, then C. When emerge is building A, I r
On Wednesday 24 December 2003 22:49, Collins wrote:
> On Wednesday 24 December 2003 13:12, Thomas Richards wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I was thinking of maybe a 10 GB /root partition on ext3
> > to store important files. Has anyone compared JFS to ext3?
I tried jfs on a recent install and had lots
> > the only caveat is that i had to turn off autofs, which kept trying to
> > mount the disk while i was burning it. no data seems to be damaged.
>
> Ah I could live with that... As I'm off to bed I think I'm going to
> emerge the kde beta overnight, can always set depclean on it in the
> morni
On Wednesday 24 December 2003 13:31, Tom Wesley wrote:
> > I haven't tried nautalus, but strongly recommend k3b for burning. it's
> > not too heavy on kde dependencies, and has the most natural interface
> > i've found for burning anything.
> >
> > burning a dvd is as easy as selecting 'dvd-data
On Wednesday 24 December 2003 13:17, Patrick Audley wrote:
> raptor> hi, Is there a way to run enable some user to run remotely
> raptor> via ssh some commands, but forbid him shell access at
> raptor> all.. I mean I want to eneble him only :
>
> Yes, this is very doable. If you m
On Wednesday 24 December 2003 13:20, Tom Wesley wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've just bought myself a new DVD-/+RW drive, fitted it and done some
> reading up on the software to control the device. It all works
> perfectly if I use the command line tool growisofs (part of
> app-cdr/dvd+rw-tools), but [1]
to Gentoo(I've devoted many hours-years), but since I
can't boot I'm using Windows. I'd rather devote my time to learning Java(at
least it makes sense) than learning the quirks of Gentoo. Linux rocks!!!
Linux' apps rock!!! Updating packages sucks!!!
Thanks,
Ben
Hi all
Thomas Smith wrote:
I emerged gentoo-sources (linux-2.4.20-gentoo-r9) which is an upgrade
from linux-2.4.20-gentoo-r6. The problem is that when I run "genkernel
--config" it loads the r6 release.
How can I tell genkernel to use the new, r9 sources?
Pointers to docs are also helpful--I wasn't a
e disk, cause I can mount it
with knoppix.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Ben
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Patrick Börjesson wrote:
Try renaming or deleting the ~/.phoenix directory - this
is where you preferences are stored so renaming it would
be best.
Tried it, but it didn't work after that either.
Patrick Börjesson
did you delete the chrome directory in /usr/lib/MozillaFirebird?
Some
Celestial Wizard wrote:
What about making the 2 Drives software RAID 0?
That way at least 1 drive can fail and you can continue.
One thing about using a LiveCD is that you will need to configure the
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Senectus - wrote:
> damn.. Cause It keeps asking for "cabextract" and trying to grab it
off the net.. (yes I am using that capitol -K ).
> Is there a fix for this or should I down load the latest and then
start from scratch??
> Thanks..
>
> Senectus
>
>
>
> "Imagine a school with children that c
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| The GRP CD's are the 2 CD sets arnt they? or is there another set?
|
| I have been using the P4 1.4 Gentoo CD set.. but some of my emerge
| features that SHOULD be local, are trying to reach out across the
| net.. would that be beca
w/out screwing
things up?
Thanks,
Ben
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Subject: Re: [gentoo-user] init freezing:..proc..
Date: Sat, 06 Dec 2003 18:29:54 -0500
Actually I already tried this one along with a few others. Thi
Actually I already tried this one along with a few others. This one gives
the same output as Knoppix when attempting to mount w/o the -r option:
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hda4,
or too many mounted file systems
-Ben
From: Andrew Gaffney <[EMAIL PROTEC
root
partition. I recently switched to jfs which Knoppix mounts ro fine, but I
can't write to it. I don't have a rescue disk or anything, since I've
always depended on knoppix.
Help?
Thanks,
Ben
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|>Bottom posters, especially those that that fail to trim there posts are
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Thanks,
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plete. (Digests do not match)
our recorded digest: 9b90cad3620776e891ef686da0678918
your file's digest: b21a563eeb240e08d3371cb1426b2bc6
!!! File does not exist: /usr/portage/distfiles//lcms-1.11.tar.gz
Seems like a common problem - easy fix?
T
as not found on the server!
!!! Couldn't download lcms-1.09.tar.gz. Aborting.
Don't know if this matters, but I'm using Prozilla. I've been running
Gentoo for about a year, but this is a fresh install I'm working on(So it's
never worked right yet)
# mkfs -t vfat /dev/hda3
mkfs.vfat 2.8 (28 Feb 2001)
mkfs.vfat: Attempting to create a too large file system
from fdisk:
/dev/hda369 2501 19543072+ c Win95 FAT32 (LBA)
any thoughts?
Thanks,
Ben
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On Saturday 29 November 2003 23:26, Collins Richey wrote:
> Unfortunately, gentoo doesn't care about runlevel 3 or 5. You get the
> graphical
login, if you have the value set in /et/rc.conf, or
> non-graphical in the value is not set.
sorta right. Gentoo has runlevel 'defaul', which corresponds
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|I have a pretty slow computer, p3/700, and i can use a P4 to compile
|my packages. Given that on the P4 there's gentoo installed, how can I
|compile the packages I need on the P4 then merge them on my gentoo on
|P3 ? There m
On Wednesday 19 November 2003 08:35 pm, Ian Truelsen wrote:
> point, run fsck and am again assured that /dev/hda3 is clean. I check
> /etc/mtab and /dev/ROOT is listed as mounted at / and in rw mode. However,
Try changing the / mount point in /etc/fstab from /dev/ROOT to /dev/hda3.
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Be
On Wednesday 19 November 2003 07:52 pm, Sumeet Singh Parmar wrote:
> I meant, FBI won't be knocking on my door if I emerged DeCSS? I forget what
> is the status of that whole we'll-arrest-dvd-on-linux-evil-doers?
Try USE="-subpeona", I'm sure that will tak
ge it. I did, and my machine did not blow up.
Yeah, but did the black helicopters (or subpeonas) come yet? ;-)
/me puts on his tin foil hat and begins the emerge.
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the social
contract is because they haven't had to worry about it!
If the "centrally planned" way is really important to you, stick with Debian.
But if you're willing to help evolve Gentoo, download the ISOs and give it a
try. If it works f
Same process, different threads. The memory is shared across the threads
so the figures for memory usage look worse than they actually are. It's
not a dumb question, it's a dumb threading model, which is why it's been
junked in favour of NPTL in the 2,6* kernels...
Ben
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October 2003 03:50 pm, Mark Knecht wrote:
> On Mon, 2003-10-27 at 10:46, Ben Maas wrote:
> > On Monday 27 October 2003 12:12 pm, Mark Knecht wrote:
> > >I'm thinking that this may be due to something emerged in the last
> > > week of so. How can I check what I&#x
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