Hey Steven,
I have had pretty good luck so far with the nvidia-glx and
nvidia-kernel ebuilds on x86 systems (still running the 2.4 kernel).
The two cards I have configured so far are the GeForce 2 Go in my
Inspiron 2650 and the GeForce FX 5200 in my tower.
As far as other chips, the ATIs have
I have used it (hfsplus) with the 2.4.x kernel. Just compiled it as a
module on my IBM clone and built-in on my PPC machine. So far I haven't
had any problems.
I guess I haven't tried to mount and rw to a Mac volume from the IBM
clone though. No problems with the Mac. It's an old world machine
If you are compiling the system from scratch (is there any other way to
do it ;), my advice is to have at least a 512MB swap space; otherwise,
you are probably going to hang.
I also needed, 1GB minimum for my /var partition to compile xfree86.
With a 2GB ceiling, we are quickly running out of
On Monday, January 12, 2004, at 11:34 AM, Tony Larco wrote:
I had the same blocked package. I did it just like this and it worked
great.
# emerge unmerge ssmtp
then
# emerge qmail
I don't know if it's the most appropriate way to do it, but hey it
works.
:)
- michael
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On Sunday, January 11, 2004, at 07:31 PM, Aaron Walker wrote:
gabriel wrote:
On January 11, 2004 07:04 pm, Michael Stilson Jr. wrote:
Just got done emerging xfree and gnome. My root user can log into
gnome
fine (obviously), but my regular user (groups: users, wheel, audio)
cannot log in to gnome
hey, cool, cool...
So then we get something like...
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drwxrwxrwt5 root root 1024 Jan 13 15:16 tmp
.
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Haven't tested it out on my home desktop and laptop yet, but my little
test server here at the office let's me store my options in lynx
instead of just crashing. A very
Hey,
Just got done emerging xfree and gnome. My root user can log into gnome
fine (obviously), but my regular user (groups: users, wheel, audio)
cannot log in to gnome. Looks like permission errors.
Is there a group or groups that I should add my user to? I read through
the Desktop
Hey,
Just got done emerging xfree and gnome. My root user can log into gnome
fine (obviously), but my regular user (groups: users, wheel, audio)
cannot log in to gnome. Looks like permission errors.
Is there a group or groups that I should add my user to? I read through
the Desktop
