similar to hotplug, except that it looks for anything
already plugged in at boot, then it starts hotplug.
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>From: Jim Hatfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: [gentoo-user] Mailing list address - who's robin?
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On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 16:40:09 -, in local.gentoo.users you wrote:
>You have to uninstall the package which is causing the Block... in this
>case :
>[blocks B ] xfce-base/xfce4-base (from pkg xfce-base/xfce4-4.2.0)
>
>then you should be able to merge whatever packages it was blocking.
>For
On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 11:00:40 -, in local.gentoo.users you wrote:
>Don't know much about that gtk thingy, but for the block thing you can
>always
>do some
>emerge --uD --tree world, which possibly shows which package still
Well here are the results:
>terminator root # emerge -uD --tree world
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3.4/libstdc++.la: No
>such file or directory
>libtool: link: `/usr/lib/gcc-lib/i686-pc-linux-gnu/3.3.4/libstdc++.la' is not
>a valid libtool archive
>make[4]: *** [libpixbufloader-tiff.la] Error 1
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># wget http://www.francesco-riosa.com/gentoo/old/attr-2.4.19.tbz2
># tar -C /mnt/gentoo -jxvf attr-2.4.19.tbz2
>
>if you still miss something try to post the output of
>ldd /usr/bin/package-that-fail
Looks like that's done it. Many thanks. I'll treat depclean with
the greatest respect in the
>if you can boot from cd AND you have an athlon you can do this:
>boot from rescue, mount your hd root
># wget http://www.francesco-riosa.com/gentoo/old/acl-2.2.27.tbz2
># tar -C /mnt/gentoo -jxvf acl-2.2.27.tbz2
>where "/mnt/gentoo" is your hd root mount point
Well it seemed to like that - now it
On Sat, 5 Feb 2005 10:32:10 - , in local.gentoo.users you wrote:
>if you can boot from cd AND you have an athlon you can do this:
>boot from rescue, mount your hd root
># wget http://www.francesco-riosa.com/gentoo/old/acl-2.2.27.tbz2
># tar -C /mnt/gentoo -jxvf acl-2.2.27.tbz2
>where "/mnt/gen
>Try to run "revdep-rebuild" to remerge the missing dependencies. It
>should bring your system back to normal. Also consider using the
>dep-script (see below for URL) made by ecatmur instead of the broken
>emerge --depclean.
>
>URL: http://home.jesus.ox.ac.uk/~ecatmur/my-bin/dep
revdep-rebuild inv
I've had an ever-growing backlog of packages to update, all blocked
by xfce:
>term2 root # emerge --update world
>Calculating world dependencies ...done!
>
>!!! Error: the xfce-base/xfce4-base package conflicts with another package.
>!!!both can't be installed on the same system together.
But WYSIWYG will be very helpful if we have lots of things which need
to be paste from other places, just simply paste into the textarea
that we don't need to typeset it one more time.
On Thu, 03 Feb 2005 06:08:21 -0800, Steven Susbauer
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> Jim wrote:
I'm a user from blogsome.com(A web hosting site for blogs which is
based on WordPress), after I activated the WYSIWYG plug-in, the
textarea works with some problems under my firefox, when I paste some
text, images or anything else on the textarea, the following msg from
firefox poped up:
==
I don't know what I did, but I no longer have an emerge.
"whereis emerge" gives nothing at all.
Is there a tarball I can download to get it back and then
do a normal update, if not how do I get out of this one?
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es for you?
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>> - Grant
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> The ones installed by Portage, yes. In a *very long* three-pass process.
> Be warned.
>
> Holly
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Also it puts (or at least it used to) all the perl modules in your world
file. So if yo
little Advanced box in kmix, and uncheck the button for IEC958.
So if you are getting bad sound, without crashes, try it, it can't hurt.
Sound is great, life is good, KDE rocks.
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y way they get
updated is if an updated package in world needs updated dependencies, or if
you do the --deep thing.
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800 to 1000 fps when
running in the original window (I have similar hardware on a couple machines)
Check your logs for errors.
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f disk space, kdmrc gets hosed everytime.
Embarassingly enough, I've done it three times.
Once on Mandrake and once twice on gentoo.
I back up my kdmrc file now.
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> until the holidays were over before hounding them again.)
>
> Does anyone know of another way to get me off the list?
>
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Try again, the mailing list was down for a while right around that time.
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e the problem. Such as:
> > How did you compile and install the kernel?
> > What are the exact error messages in XFree86.log?
> > What is the output of lsmod?
> > What is happens if you run "insmod > Have you successfully ran a previous 2.5/6 kernel?
Did you install the kernel headers for your kernel source. I believe a
mismatch might cause these errors.
Installing the nvidia drivers from the nvidia site sometimes provide error
messages on installation that you don't get when emerging (such as mismatched
kernel sources and headers).
Good luck
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Cost of CD about $0.50
Cost of Ferrari $Yikes
usenet humor, priceless
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; > > >
> > > > Goran
> > >
> > > As a test, try the wget from the console, see what that gives. If
> > > nothing else then it should give you the file, which you can copy to
> > > your /usr/portage/distfiles and get the emerge underway...
> >
> > Ok, this works. I can get trough somehow.
> > But this is not the point. Something went wrong in portage as I see the
> > situation. Do you agree?
> >
> > Goran
>
> Certainly do. You should probably open a bug report, add a link to this
> thread and see what comes of it. At least that way you will probably
> get the attention of a developer who almost certainly has more knowledge
> than us
the only other thing would be if you have /var mounted on a seperate partition
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> Marek
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I've never tried putting win on the second hdd. I thought it was possible.
Can you read the second hdd when in linux.
That would rule out master/slave switches or the auto function not working.
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But
> there could be some bug in the sources. I suppose not, and I guess I'll
> have to reemerge KDE one of these days.
> Thanks.
I've had the kernel configurator in kde give me that message, but if I use
make menuconfig, the kernel is just fine. I wouldn't worry about it.
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onding rc-update to delete the xdm from whatever run level.
If this doesn't get, you are starting X from an unusual location.
Also, as I understand it, commenting out the DISPLAYMANAGER= line won't do
anything to prevent X from trying to start. It might confuse the script, but
it
es had been installed in /usr/games/share or both in /usr/share
I think everything would have worked. Not sure why the difference, but it
was an easy work around.
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On Sunday 07 December 2003 11:17 pm, Ernie Schroder wrote:
> On Sunday 07 December 2003 09:16 pm, Jim wrote:
> > On Sunday 07 December 2003 01:55 pm, Ernie Schroder wrote:
> > > On Sunday 07 December 2003 12:41 pm, collins wrote:
> > > > On Sun, 2003-12-07
y obsolete when they wrote Linux drivers for
> their cards. This is probably not the best situation for Linux users
> using older equipment, but the drivers are free (as in free beer).
I recall something about a weak signal (can't recall if it was nvidia or the
mobo) and that there was an interim fix with changing some bios settings, but
i believe that was all worked out in the drivers. That was a couple years
ago. Another fix was to disable agp 4x in the bios. That was in my pre
linux days, and M$ disabled agp 4x support by default in the drivers.
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enabled.
My first suggestions would be to to follow the gentoo instructions. If that
doesn't work, look at the logs then read the nvidia docs.
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371' then 'modprobe ens1371' a second time to get it to work. No
> response from gentooers or the alsa mailing list about this problem. It
> could even be a devfsd problem.
>
> So I just add the following to local.start
>
> modprobe ens1371
> rmmod ens1371
> modprobe ens1371
> play &
>
> Also, the OSS module for my card works without a hitch.
>
> HTH.
Well, I can't solve your problem, but I use the 1371 and have no problem.
So it is possible.
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You can also go to
http://www.gentoo.org/dyn/pkgs/
I find you can get to some things that you can't get to from the other site,
like viewing the cvs repository so you can take a look at the different
e-builds. I haven't figured out how to do it from the new site.
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the local time, and the other
operating system storing time as GMT time and offsetting the GMT time by a
certain number of hours for display. The other possiblity is that your time
zones between your operating systems is screwed up. Or finally that your
adjtime script was hosed in a more unique manner as different.
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pper)
The bios temperature readout is going to be more accurate than lmsensors.
I would verify the temp in the bios before doing anything radical.
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> be unsafe.
>
> Thanks.
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> Jeff.
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If you can run something in kde (from the run box (Alt+F2 or a terminal), run
"kicker" (no quotes) and see if the panel shows up. It would be preferable
if it was a terminal so you can see if there are any error messages.
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s, mailing lists and spam... :)) Any ideas on how can
> I solve this situation?
>
> Best regards,
Best thing to do is set up a filter to take all the mail you know is not spam
(like anything from mailing lists, anything from amazon) and make it not go
through spamassassin.
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Matthias Schwarzott wrote:
I don't know if this is the recommended way, but I would try it like this:
emerge -pev world |grep xinerama
Many thanks! This seems to do the trick.
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- - sdk : unknown
- - gatos: unknown
So, which packages would I need to reemerge after changing the
"xinerama" flag, or, more generally, is there an easy way to get a list
of packages that are affected by a change of a USE flag?
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rds. Can they log in?
For instance, if someone tries to log in as proftp and leaves the password
blank, they are rejected, fill in anything, rejected.
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ill work. Anyone else have this problem?
Any luck resolving your problem with gnucash after bringing the gnome 2.4
stuff? I would like to try 2.4, but I depend on gnucash and don't want to
screw it up.
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Beware of spamassasin being real slow because some of the blacklists have been
getting attacked by spammers and the Osirus blacklist is dead. I run the
spamd daemon with the -L option and skip the blacklists. Otherwise it can
take 30 seconds per non-spam mail.
SA does a good job even w/o the blacklists.
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xperience?
I haven't had that experience because I generally route all mailing list
emails to a folder before my spamassasin rules. It speeds things up a bit,
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it compiled on my work machine with no problem.
>
> any ideas. ( Sorry I don't have an error message )
Enable logging for builds in make.conf and run the compile again it will
help people to help you.
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es systems and
partions across raid arrays SANs and other cool things, but they cool
even on laptops and desktops.
Check out the gentoo install docs for an LVM howto and check Daniel
Robbins article on EVMS for IBMs Developer works site. Google is also
your friend for this.
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re your friends here keep them all small to start off with
then grow them as you need to ext2/3 can be shrunk and expanded but
require the partition to be unmounted, XFS on the other hand can be
grown while still mounted, very cool but you can not shrink XFS
partions.
Go on play you know you wa
find that URL to the
lynx website is coded as an ip address rather than words, if it has then
it maybe pointing to the wrong machine. either that or Lynx is raising
a little extra revenue. ;)
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On Sep 17, 10:07, Ernie Schroder wrote:
> On Wednesday 17 September 2003 09:54 pm, Jim Bailey wrote:
> > On Sep 17, 09:43, Ernie Schroder wrote:
> > > On Wednesday 17 September 2003 08:54 pm, Zack Gilburd wrote:
> > > > Ernie Schroder wrote:
> > > >
decs installed
> > > but am having no luck getting the mms stream. Does anyone have
> > > this running? Can you help me support my talk radio addiction?
> >
> > Where is the stream? I would love to listen to Rush.
http://e-sheep.com/rusheats/
I guess your *nix sys
hing obviously
wrong please apologies.
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Leonid Podolny wrote:
So where is the mailing list archive? I didn't see any link to it on
the Mailing Lists webpage.
Jim Dohery
From the quick search at the archives :)) I can see the similar thread at
23/06/2003.
http://news.gmane.org/thread.php?group=gmane.linux.gentoo.user
So where is the mailing list archive? I didn't see any link to it on
the Mailing Lists webpage.
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> On Sunday 27 July 2003 3:00 pm, Jim Bailey wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am trying gentoo out as a general purpose web and mail server and
> > while trying to emerge squirrelmail-1.4.1 I keep getting the following
> > dependency problem.
> >
> > These
to what muppetry I may of gotten myself into
> here, or is this a bug I should raise with the package maintainer.
>
> Obviously it is out of the question to run X on a public facing server.
>
> Peace Jim
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, or is this a bug I should raise with the package maintainer.
Obviously it is out of the question to run X on a public facing server.
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skills than I will be able to help out here.[0]
[0] I own K+R but have only read chapter 1 ;)
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On Thu, Jul 17, 2003 at 12:32:43AM +0300, Leonid Podolny wrote:
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>
> On Wed, 16 Jul 2003, Jim Bailey wrote:
>
> > On Wed, Jul 16, 2003 at 09:02:45PM +0300, Leonid Podolny wrote:
> > > After I have upgraded postfix from 2.0.9 to 2.0.11, the server is unable to sen
o we could see your non default
configuration options please.
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imap (imap(ssl)+pop(ssl))
> SMTP: Postfix
> Filter: Procmail
Got to agree here with one added point if you are using shared and
virtual folders you will need maildrop it is part of the courier
package. Their was a good general Postfix and Courier article in Linux
Journal a few months back should be on line.
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easons it shouldn't work?
I have toasted my glibc and you may too, is raised as bug 22017.
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out a bios upgrade before
the cost of a new controller since earlier controllers can not see
beyond 137GB.
http://www.upgradingandrepairingpcs.com/articles/upgrade04_02_02.asp
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On Fri, Jun 06, 2003 at 04:10:32PM -0500, Larry Wright wrote:
> Yeah, Dell's are nice, they just never seemed to hold up all that well.
> I may look at that though.
Add my 2 pence worth and mention apple if only for battery life.
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*nix with chili-asp and
> they work.
Not sure of stability and reliablity in a production environment but
what about the Fox pro stuff running under wine, of course I could be
talking rubbish here since it is not my area of expertise.
Peace Jim
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> > > Rev. Jeffrey Paul w
I will offer an apology and retreat
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world of pain welcome. ;)
this problem has been raised as bug 22017
there is AFAIK no easy way to fix this mess some people recommend
dropping in a binary gcc I am looking at a partial reinstall of Gentoo
once I have run memtest.
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ostfix and has much of the features of
cyrus in a more modular format, (I am a bit of a modular software
philosophy freak ;)).
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out there believe that this should be raised as a bug at
least so future gentoo development can take the muppetry of people such
as myself into consideration.
Peace Jim
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Has anyone read the Linux Weekly News for this week? They indicate that
Gentoo is covered on the front page and I'm curious what they said. Please
don't post the story, I'd just like to know what the headline reads.
Thanks,
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I think a Rendezvous package for Gentoo would be excellent. I'd start using
it immediately. Someday, I might even have enough time to work on it.
Jim
On Monday 17 March 2003 06:05 am, Ian Tindale wrote:
> I'd like to ask the group a tentative and highly general fuzzy question
>
That's great. It's exactly the problem I was going to be tackling shortly.
Thanks a bunch for saving me an immense amount of time.
Jim
On Saturday 15 March 2003 09:55 am, Andrea Barisani wrote:
> Hi to all!
>
> After having migrated from RedHat Linux to Gentoo on my netw
One thing that might be happening is a bottleneck at the PCI bus. I read
somewhere that if you use 2 100BaseT cards on each end, with each connected
to a switch so there were no packet collisions on the wire, you could get
better throughput by channel bonding. I haven't tried it though.
On Fri, 7 Mar 2003 18:49:22 +0100
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> Is there someone who had a similar problem? Or is there a possibility
> to search the mailinglists?
Well, I've got the list 5500 or so messages on line and I don't see any
other indications of t
It sounds like a permissions problem. It looks like gpgkeys_mailto is a
perl script. Looking at it, I can't immediately see what the problem
would be. Particularly since I don't use KDE.
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> I'm having trouble getting the new nvidia drivers to work on my
> system. No errors are reported, just that the X server broke off it's
> connection. The kernel module also reports that it is still
olor, it's diff. Check out your
> /etc/etc-update.conf for instructions on switching to vimdiff.
You can also use tkdiffb (emerge tkdiff) if you want color, and an x
interface. It has compatible command line parameters as well.
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On Wednesday 19 February 2003 10:51 pm, Ulrich Plate wrote:
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> NEVER type in a hurry... :) http://www.netraverse.com/gentoo.htm
>
Tell me about it. :)
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Is there a way I can purchase Win4Lin that will benefit Gentoo?
The URL www.netravers.com/gentoo.htm no longer works.
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e found memory issues to be quite insidious. They tend to only show up when the
system is under stress. I had a bad DIMM in my machine that only caused problems when
I had a lot of tasks running simultaneously, drove me nuts until I ran memtest and
found it.
Just because your memory passes the BIO
Nope. It turned out to be an unknown kernel problem. When I switched from
the gentoo kernel to a vanilla one, everything worked. No time to find out
why.
Jim
On Sunday 09 February 2003 07:41 am, Theofilos Intzoglou wrote:
> Did you by any chance put something in /etc/conf.d/local.st
On Fri, 7 Feb 2003 17:31:32 -0800
Jim Nutt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm having trouble getting the new nvidia drivers to work on my
> system. No errors are reported, just that the X server broke off it's
> connection. The kernel module also reports that it is still
I'm having trouble getting the new nvidia drivers to work on my system. No errors are
reported, just that the X server broke off it's connection. The kernel module also
reports that it is still in use after everything is exited. Any suggestions, ideas,
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Aquarion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've got a working XFree install, and am so far impressed with Gentoo
> in general. I am, however, stumped on one point. How do I get my USB
> mouse working?
I use /dev/input/mice. That handles hotplu
I just burned an i586 GRP cd and got it booting but when I go to install kde I
get a whole bunch of missing package messages. As I was tracking that down,
I noticed that kde-3.0.4 and qt-3.1.0 are included in the binary packages.
Aren't these incompatible with each other?
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