will work. The
scripts and tools in gentoo (i.e. genkernel et al) will help you get your
kernel up and running.
Most importantly, just follow the steps as outlined in the gentoo handbook
and you'll do fine.
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but gets a kernel panic init not found which seems strange.
Any suggestions as to how to clone the system and have it work?
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I have created a gentoo server (A) that I wish to clone to
to other servers ( B and C ) with minor differences in their
setup. Over time I want to ensure that the three systems remain
synchronized. Is there any easy way to do this?
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If you can boot by hand using grub, it's probable that your grub.config
file is wrong.
On Sat, 31 Jan 2004, Aaron Walker wrote:
On Sat, 2004-01-31 at 12:45, rh wrote:
Hello.
Don't really know what has caused this but my Gentoo box will not
properly re-boot...it stops in the grub shell.
The diagnostics you are seeing suggest that you are not linking with
all the needed libraries, probably libc.
On Mon, 26 Jan 2004, Valmor de Almeida wrote:
When running ifc on a typical hello program I get
12 Lines Compiled
I looked at this issue long ago. Solid state inverters are not a good
idea because they put out square waves. The tried and true solution is
a motor generator.
On Mon, 26 Jan 2004, david stevenson wrote:
On Monday 26 January 2004 7:30 pm, Jakub Krajcovic wrote:
Hi guys,
FIrst of all I
sed -e 's/ width=51 height=20//' infile outfile
ought to do it. If multiple copies appear per line,
sed -e 's/ width=51 height=20//g' infile outfile
On Tue, 30 Dec 2003, Andrew Gaffney wrote:
I need to strip out the string ' width=51 height=20' from about 50 HTML
documents. Is
there
In that case you'd need to use a program that is not line-oriented.
Something like
#!/usr/bin/env python2
import re, sys
ifd = open(sys.argv[1],'r')
pat = re.compile( r'\wwidth51\w+height=20', re.DOTALL)
ibuf = ifd.read()
ifd.close()
obuf = pat.ub('',ibuf)
ofd = open(sys.argv[2],'w')
ofd.write(
Another approach which would work in your case is to do it in two
steps -- first remove
width=51
then remove
height=20
On Tue, 30 Dec 2003, Andrew Gaffney wrote:
Andrew Gaffney wrote:
Andrew Gaffney wrote:
I need to strip out the string ' width=51 height=20' from about 50
If the r9' kernels are 'redhat 9' derived, that problem probably has to
do with threading (a back port and very different -- many threaded
programs break) and/or a broken glibc. In the redhat world you need to
upgrade the kernel to the bleeding edge, same with glibc to make most
things work.
On
I suspect that you have some generic problem. I am writing this from a
shuttle running RH9 (at the moment) but have had no real problem putting
up any of the other distros. Some distros (RH9 among them) do not know
how to deal with the NVIDIA chipset's networking -- download the
appropriate
That's why I suspect hardware problems. I have two shuttle machines
love them (pyhsically small, quiet, reliable, etc.). Have you tried
backing off the clock? What exactly are the circumstances of reboot
failure? Has the machine been running (that is, is it warm) or has it
been off for a
One more thing, what version of the NVIDIA drivers are you using. The
early releases had some problems.
On Sat, 6 Dec 2003, Paul Grenyer wrote:
Hi
I suspect that you have some generic problem. I am writing this from a
shuttle running RH9 (at the moment) but have had no real problem
Ummm... I use a different wireless mouse, but that behavior usually has to
do with low batteries. Try replacing the batteries.
On Sat, 6 Dec 2003, Gregory Symons wrote:
Hi,
I've got an MS wireless optical intellimouse explorer usb (sheesh that's
a long name:) mouse which is exhibiting some
Check the file protections on the .vimrc file.
On Thu, 4 Dec 2003, Jan Drugowitsch wrote:
hi,
Somehow, vim doesn't case about the set tabespace in the ~/.vimrc file.
Although I've a clear 'set ts=4' in there, it always starts of with a
tabspace size of 8. Only after setting it to 4 with
Turn out to have been hardware related. When used with a riser card, the
raid controller must be installed in the slot closest to the motherboard
(at least for the dual AMD Athlon Tyan board). In other slots, the board
gets detected but cannot be accessed.
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This looks to me to be a variant on the 419 scam. Such messages should be
sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Presumably they will take action against
the scammers, but with a traffic volume of over 10,000 messages a month
they may be a bit behind and losing ground.
CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS!!
I have a 8605 3ware raid which requires a different driver (3w-) than
the one in the portage tree (3w-). I've successfully built a system
based on gs-sources but the system dies at boot while probing scsi trying
to use the incorrect (but identically named) driver.
One approach to
Is there a good way to do it? I find the by hand approach taught by the
docs to be error prone.
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and executing a script after the LiveCD system is booted. Is
there a 'recommended way to manage a scripted install?
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003, Keith Dart wrote:
On Wed, 2003-11-26 at 12:42, Dennis Allison wrote:
Is there a good way to do it? I find the by hand approach taught by the
docs
bit, sad to say, I want to install on the system's 3ware RAID and the
driver does not work... I have downloaded the driver, made what I think
are the right mods, and compiled the sucker. I'm a bit unclear as to
how to get the system to see the driver which resides on CDROM or on the
net in
Sorry for the cross post -- I am not sure which list is appropriate as I
am a Gentoo nubie.
I have a set of the Gentoo 1.4 CDs for the Athlon. The target machine is a
a dual processor Athlon with 3ware 8506 serial ATA raid. Does the current
release detect and support 3ware?
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