AFAIK, you have to rename your old ".config" as ".config.old"
Hope this helps
Francisco
A. Khattri wrote:
Ive had this problem for the last few 2.6 kernel releases.
After emerging a kernel, I copy my old config over and then try and merge
it before building a new kernel:
# cd /usr/src/linux
# cp /b
Sorry for the OT, but i think this may help other newbies as well
I want to set up a few monitoring tools, and they all send e-mail reports.
I've installed postfix but I can't find what should I do to allow it to
use my user's password for my ISP smtp relay.
I've already googled for it, found doz
did you use
emerge -D dvdrip
that -D is for dependencies
also try
emerge -pvuD dvdrip
to see what portage thinks it is missing
hope this helps
Francisco
Hamie wrote:
OK. Frustrated debian user here... Maybe I should go back... Anyway...
What am I doing wrong? I THOUGHT that one of the things that
Thanks, it worked just fine from the first trial
Francisco
Sami Samhuri wrote:
* On Sun Feb-27-2005 at 12:25:44 PM -0300, Francisco Ares said:
[...]
I've installed postfix but I can't find what should I do to allow it to
use my user's password for my ISP smtp relay.
I've
oops, sorry, have to read the manual more often ;-)
Francisco
Neil Bothwick wrote:
On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 19:15:36 -0300, Francisco Ares wrote:
emerge -D dvdrip
that -D is for dependencies
Err, no it's not. It is for --deep. emerge installs dependencies by
default. --nodeps turns thi
are you in the "wheel" group?
Francisco
lolox wrote:
After updating system and world, I can't su anymore.
when I try su, I get :
"su: Permission denied
Sorry."
any idea ?
lolox.
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Hi, all
Something special in a note from Linux at the end of the changelog for
the new kernel version when compiling with newer gcc versions:
" ..
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Don't use "-march=pentium3" for gcc tuning.
rth tells me that some versions of gcc may end up using the
Kevin O'Gorman wrote:
Nope. Ccache not installed. I don't know anything about it. Is it
worth learning?
++ kevin
just if you use to compile several times the same package (tweaking USE
flags, for example). ccache will save binary compiled files in a
(normally) 2G max. cache directory to sa
You may try blackdown java, also in portage
Francisco
Alexander wrote:
Hello friends,
I have just compiled mozilla-firefox-1.0 with java use flag set. But
even after that I cannot run java applets like bank login systems.
So I tried to manually install java run-time, using j2re-1.4.6 from Sun.
Wh
Bruno Lustosa wrote:
No, not experiencing this problem (for several reasons) but I seem to
recall hearing that dgs was removed from Portage not that long ago
(which would explain why it does not appear in your Portage tree).
In any case, you presumably emerged it sometime before that (possibly as
a
Try
genkernel --menuconfig --install [--bootsplash] all
after the "make mrproper" you'll be presented at tne menu configuration
tool for configuring your kernel, where you can select your processor,
hardware drivers, kernel behavior, security models, etc., etc., etc.,
If you don't feel confortab
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