On Wed, 2004-02-04 at 15:00, HvR wrote:
> apparently LVM doesnt work under 2.6 or did i miss some config
> setting?
>
It's now EVMS and you need "Device Mapper Support" and the evms tools.
EVMS can handle lvm without any problems.
Visit evms.sf.net for the g
eveloped with
> gentoo-like solution in mind.
The compilation system was around long before Gentoo.
Since Gentoo is primarily a "from source" distribution then seeing how a
package is built is part of the process.
If you don't like it, pick another distro, use the GRP packag
and provide patches to give people an alternative,
say baselayout-systemv.
It's a little more than a "gentoo hack" and I feel that it is a decent
startup script, I no longer have to try and fit things in between other
services, renumber them to get the order right, and all that ha
;
> Tried doing the same with a freshly created user, same problem, so it is
> not user related.
>
> I have several Gentoo boxes, on some of them I have this problem, on
> others not.
>
> Any ideas?
In ~/.kde/Autostart create a shortcut to run gnome-settings-daemon ..
this
don't exist and ignore their noise.
>
> This makes me feel like learning how to set up DDOS attacks myself!
>
Next time you want to practice your DDOS techniques please don't do it
on public mailing lists with an auto responder!
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you are running a 2.5/2.6
kernel when you do the emerge
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but
haven't been able to get all the bits into the right places
(particularly the automagic driver download for Windows clients).
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les in ~/.kde/Autostart
that will be run as kde starts. Additionally you can hide the kicker (bar
at the bottom).
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e ip
> has changed.
Try /etc/ppp/ip-up.local and ip-down.local
I remember digging those out of the rp-pppoe scripts somewhere and they
work for me
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an i find more info on the portage and emerge/ebuild.
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man ebuild
man 5 ebuild
man emerge
emerge --help
http://www.gentoo.org/main/en/docs.xml
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foo.rpm)
2. Get the .src.rpm, use rpm2targz to convert the rpm to a .tar.gz file,
extract the sources and make your own ebuild to install it.
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y package available from openoffice.org
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> Any graceful way to recover from, uhhh, accidentally whacking
> "/etc/init.d"??
emerge baselayout
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> > So anyone knows what is wrong.
> >
>
> This is a bug in portage, the system logging code does not work with empty
> strings. For now pressing ^D at each star works
>
> Paul
Edit /etc/init.d/functions.sh and look for the logger line. R
-L+2G /deb/vg/home
> umount /home
> umount /home
> resize2fs /dev/vg/usr
> mount /home
>
> IS there something like resize_reiserfs equivalent to ext3 filesystems..??
>
Try parted.
emerge parted
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in/logger -p ${pri} -t ${tag} -- $*
to:
/usr/bin/logger -p ${pri} -t ${tag} -- "$*"
3. save functions.sh
You should now be good to go
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1.4-rc3 release once
> all the mirrors catch up, or will I have to do another emerge command?
See the seperate email that I'm posting here shortly.
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*not goodt*, what if a card/board doesn't
support them, then things don't work and people get shitty.
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y adding this to the Device section for your video card in XF86Config:
Option "RenderAccel" "true"
By default Render Acceleration is turned off. For more information on
the options you can tweak see:
/usr/share/doc/nvidia-glx-1.0.4191-r1/README.gz
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emerge unmerge uw-imap php
emerge courier-imap
emerge --nodeps php
and PHP failed to build.
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modules.autoload.
Additionally the file /etc/modules.d/aliases probably needs to have the
following changed:
alias char-major-195 NVdriver
to:
alias char-major-195 nvidia
If you move the module to the correct location then everything works.
Note: the above paths are from memory, when I get back
level (rc-update add portmap boot; rc-update add nfs
boot)
Now when you rsync from *any* machine the portage tree will be update.
When you emerge a package from *any* machine the source files will be
saved in distfiles and be available to all machines.
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e.
I have also experienced the "everything stopping" whilst Sylpheed checks
for new mail/news.
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ult KDE MUA
- similar features to all the others
- doesn't do nntp (use KNode)
Balsa
- Never used this one but I think it is Gnome/gtk based
For IMAP use I've found sylpheed to be rather unkind on my slow old IMAP
server, but that is just my experience.
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