ot; includes:
* dev-perl/Archive-Tar
Latest version available: 1.23
Latest version installed: 1.23
Size of downloaded files: 31 kB
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Never use your thumb for a rule.
You'll either hit it wit
t can
be set per-package in /etc/portage/package.keywords or globally by
setting ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" in your /etc/make.conf. Trying to do
USE="~x86" is meaningless.
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he other varieties of 2.6 kernels would give you
better luck?
On Mon, 2005-01-31 at 23:23 +, Ian K wrote:
> >so I tried switching to 2.4.20
> >kernel. but when the system boot up and started to
> >mount the disk, it complained of too old a kernel.
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y of db file permissions, but you will
never again need to waste time with "sa-learn --sync" or worry about
file locking issues either. Not only that, but this at least seems
faster to me anyway.
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l/.spamassassin/bayes*
chmod 644 /var/virtual/.spamassassin/bayes*
Those files kept getting owned by root since thats who I ran the
teaching script as, but when the mail was being delivered, spamassassin
was run with the recipients uid/gid which obviously wasn't able to
modify the root-own
er of mail-related programs to be installed at
the same time. The behavior you described sounds like you were using a
version of portage that was -r3 (or earlier) and should not have
happened with the current version of portage. Of course, that is also
part of what is shown by emerge info.
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possibility I consider
is issues with a parallel make... so try MAKEOPTS="-j1" emerge pdflib.
Another possibilty might be that you had just upgraded gcc, or switched
compilers with gcc-config, but hadn't followed it up by a
"source /etc/profile".
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tic/samba-2.2.8a.ebuild
with the actual file in the "download" link that you can right-click and
save. When files are "deleted" out of cvs, they basically just get
tagged as being in the "attic" and their whole history is still
preserved
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llowing to the kernel line in grub:
rw init=/bin/bash
which gets you in before running even the boot level init scripts
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sn't a problem, if I can
> find the major-minor numbers, which I can't.
did you perhaps select this option under block devices:
< > Low Performance USB Block driver
It cripples the usb-storage module
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; driver
instead of the old reliable usb-storage, but unless you absolutely need
that, I'd avoid it.
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x27;re fine. But I've got usb compact flash readers that don't work and
just spew errors under that driver. Highly recommend disabling that and
using the standard usb-storage driver.
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_BLK_DEV_UB:
This driver supports certain USB attached storage devices such as flash
keys. Warning: Enabling this cripples the usb-storage driver.
If unsure, say N.
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up a simplistic mail relay that'll allow local apps to send
mail to localhost and ssmtp just forwards it to a real mail server
somewhere else. But you'll need to tell even it where to send your
"root" emails.
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fficult to view indents on newsreader).
No, thats not a long chain. sys-libs/db has the "java" use flag in
effect. If you don't want java, adding a "-java" to the use flags in
your make.conf is something you should consider, since that use flag
suggests to the ebuilds that you&#x
Mar 30 00:44 3.3.5-20050130
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 14 Feb 21 14:02 3.4.3 -> 3.4.3-20050110
drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 4096 Mar 31 09:14 3.4.3-20050110
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What office are you in? Oh, that one. Did you know that your building
was built
etc/init.d/named) then
run /sbin/depscan.sh which is the script telling you that you have two
files in /etc/init.d that "provide dns". After doing that you should be
able to "rc-update add named default" to get it added to that runlevel.
Services are never added automatically ju
be staring at the same version of X for a
> while.
>
> Bryn
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isa0060/serio0). atkbd.c: Use 'setkeycodes e073 ' to make it
> known.
>
> I always used a combination of the omnibook kernel module, and hotkeys
> with my own self_modified .def file, which worked for about 6 months
> perfect.. until now, and I cannot work out the p
s isn't just a one-off, and I hope that
> a more standard approach will come from this!?
>
> My $.02.
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ncluding:
1. remove ati-drivers and stay with xorg 6.8. wait for a new ati-drivers
that works with 6.8 to reinstall it.
2. add ">=x11-base/xorg-x11-6.8" to /etc/portage/package.mask to prevent
the 6.8 upgrade from happening, and remove it once a newer ati-drivers
is available.
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l keyworded with ~arch. etc/conf.d/net and etc/conf.d/wireless are
much more flexible than they were in any version prior to 1.11
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and the following options will make it attempt to
connect to them:
preferred_aps=( "invisiblessid1" "invisiblessid2" )
associate_order="forcepreferred"
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or
set the host/domain name as you would expect...
I'd suggest re-emerging baselayout, letting etc-update replace those two
files in /etc/conf.d and putting the appropriate info *within the
quotes* in the sample files provided.
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lisa++
OMG WHAT H
to
fix other parts or make new options available for the boot scripts),
you'll already have a properly working /etc/conf.d/domainname and
therefore will *not* have it update those files.
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QOTD:
"If he learns from his mistakes, pre
disc, the
very first compile time shown by splat (for the base system packages
anyway) is how long it took to get compiled on gentoo's buildserver
which is probably a much faster machine than what you are running. So,
the compile time of the earliest version of packages would in that case
not
an
already-running process and it lets you see what (if anything) a program
is doing even when its not sending anything to the screen.
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raphy trips. The
amount of memory you've got should be pretty reasonable for a laptop,
but if vnc and apache are business requirements for you, maybe you
should shoot for 768mb or more.
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A person in T-shirt and sandals who took an e
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