Tom Wesley wrote:
With 1.5 could you try going to www.livejournal.com and using some of
the links at the top... My Mozilla dies instantly.
No problem here. Checked a few links.
But I didn't emerge Mozilla-1.5. Didn't want to update all the packages
of the dependencies, well not yet. I downloaded
Spider wrote:
The update to -r1 is a very small one, that just adds a virtual to tell
your system that it has the OS headers, something which was not
necessary when we first packaged linux-headers, but that had to be added
now that we have more versions here.
Well... I'll update then.
Shouldn't I
Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
Enable it in the kernel options when you run make menuconfig and then build
the kernel.
Seems my friend didn't really boot the new kernel :-/
Thx anymay.
Regards,
Frank.
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Hello.
I wonder what's going on with those version numbers. I currently use a
gentoo-stable kernel (sys-kernel/gs-sources-2.4.21_rc8). But for some
time now when trying to update a package it tells me to update
sys-kernel/linux-headers as well - from 2.4.19 to 2.4.19-r1. Why
2.4._19_, although
Hello.
A friend of mine has a problem emerging nvidia-kernel (emerge nvidia-glx
works fine). The error messages says something about MTRR (Memory Type
Range Register) support disabled -> should be enabled by reconfiguring
and recompiling kernel. It's a gentoo-stable 2.4.22_pre2 and my friend
h
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so, did that help, or not? it's unclear to me from your post.
Sorry, I didn't get you in the first place.
Now I've tried what you said - it took some time because I didn't have
time for further testing - and it didn't help :-(
I commented out the "Modes"-lines as you sai
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[XF86Config-section]
you'll need to ctrl-alt-+ to find a resolutions that work
There was my problem! As I already said in my other posting, XFree
checks EDID (Extended Display Identification Data), which for my monitor
only allows 1280x1024 as maximum resolution. But I kn
Donnie Berkholz wrote:
The configuration tools provided by XFree86 are generally enough to get
the job done (X -configure, xf86cfg -textmode, and xf86config are three
primary methods).
Oh no. I usually want a higher screen resolution than the one the
monitor was designed for, e.g. I want 1152x864
Hello.
I have a problem using my 20inch monitor with a resolution of 1400x1050
pixels. It's a Sony GDM-4011P which is a little old but in Windows I got
it up to 1400x1050 at 85Hz using a tool named Powerstrip.
Now I want to use this monitor on my Gentoo machine. For I don't know
any other tuni
Everything unnessessary like ACPI or APM etc. has been removed from the
kernel. But no success yet :-(
Any other ideas?
Regards, Frank.
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Hello.
For a friend of mine I ask you for help on a Gentoo-install on an old
computer. I already tried in alt.os.linux.gentoo, but the answer(s)
didn't help.
The problem is this:
Hardware: Pentium 120 with Intel FX chipset
Distribution: Gentoo 1.4
The Gentoo-boot-CD boots successful. When check
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