Your swapfile is pretty heavily in use, with 182 MB. I don't know what the
machine is doing, but using much swap space may slow down a system. Is your
system responding well? Consider inserting more RAM memory into your system.
Joost
> basement robert # swapon -s
> Filename
These dirs are not part of a kernel package.
A command 'qpkg -v -f /usr/src/pc' will tell you that it's part of the 'rpm'
package (plus version number). If you don't have that package installed any
more, then you can safely remove the dirs.
(If you don't have qpkg, then emerge gentoolkit).
Chee
Hello Chris,
I know a big gotcha: Over a samba connection, user permissions and
ownerships are not well maintained or preserved, because a Windows file
system has different file/ownership properties than a unix/linux file
system.
I've had the same rsync problems over a samba connections. Rsync c
Now that I look back at the messages, I may have created a little confusion:
my own linker error messages were different from Bretts original messages.
My linker complained about missing compress/uncompress functions from inside
the libid3tag library, Bretts message was about a missing 'id3_frame_
Thanks for the tip Tom, very useful command. It found six or seven more
packages on my system, that need to be refreshed.
Joost
> -Oorspronkelijk bericht-
> Van: Tom Wesley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Verzonden: zondag 4 januari 2004 20:22
> Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Onderwerp: Re: [gento
Problem solved for me (I was having the same problem). My solution was to
emerge libid3tag again.
As you can see, the linker was missing two symbols (functions) in the
libid3tag.so. I had the same problem, but re-emerging libid3tag solved it.
Command:
emerge libid3tag
On my system, it emerges m
