Sergey Berezka wrote:
I have Athlon XP+ 1800 CPU. I type flags : -march=athlon-xp -03 -pipe
-fomit-frame-pointer in the make.conf.
Now, when i compile any program , all the time line : unrecognized
option '-03' shows up.
What is the problem ?
Make sure it is 'O' as in the letter O, not 0 as in
Has anyone successfully installed OpenOffice on an Opteron or Athlon64?
Either the -bin(32 bit mode I assume...) or from source?
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saying it had problems with mod_php, libphp4.so and
libxsltbreakpoint.so.1. I emerged mod_php again
I just encountered this problem tonight as well. I re-emerged mod_php
and copied the new libphp4.so into /etc/apache2/modules directory. That
fixed the problem.
-- Kyle S.
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Kurt Guenther wrote:
What's the procedure for starting sshd with the rc script?
rc-update add sshd default
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His network card is 'Intel Twisted Pair 10/100 Network Adapter with WOL'.
Any ideas on what kernel options I should be enabling?
Try using the eepro100 or e100 modules. You may even have compiled them
but just not added them to /etc/modules.autoload.d/kernel-2.X.
Try the command `modprobe
I type emerge -u world and it says that I am up to date, yet there are
numerous packages for which I do `emerge -p -u package_name` and it
lists a newer version than what I have installed.
I'm guessing that my world favourites file is corrupt or missing. Is
there any way of regenerating that
John Ziniti wrote:
If you would like to update *all* of those packages, you need to
add --deep to your emerge command (or -D): emerge -uD world.
You can still, however, regenerate your world file using
regenworld
It was not just dependent packages that were not listed, it was also
explcilty
On another note, I think the Gentoo Devs are doing a damn spiffy job.
I'd like to figure out how to run my car on Gentoo. Anyone care to
maintain?
I *am* running my car on gentoo. Well, my car PC not my car... It has
a 7 touch screen in the dash and a dual P3 1GHz system mounted in a
gkrellm
-- Kyle S.
Steve B. wrote:
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I would like to graphicaly be able to monitor various aspects of my gentoo
system. For example, cpu load, mem load, eth load. Are there any sys load
monitors one would recommended (preferably one that will work
who [am i] and whoami are different programs.
-- Kyle S.
Tom Wesley wrote:
On Thu, 2004-01-01 at 00:26, Jorge Almeida wrote:
On Thu, 1 Jan 2004, Michael Mauch wrote:
Jorge Almeida wrote:
The who command is not working. who am i or who -m returns nothing.
Same here in
After all the language C++
requires some hardware to operate which means that it requires a motherboard
wich means that is the proper ng to ask for motherboard stuff.
Weird, I just wrote com C++ code for the motorola ColdFire processor and
I didn't need a motherboard to run it ;)
All in good
I know it doesn't exist, but wouldn't it be a sweet feature to have an
emerge switch that would only upgrade the packages that have known
security issues? I would love to have this for my server so that I
could easily patch it but not break it with unnecessary builds. How do
you others do it
Sure, just fire up the liveCD again and mount your partitions like you
did for the install. Then setup your grub.conf and then run the grub
installation and setup procedure outlined in the install docs.
-- Kyle S.
Walt Frampus wrote:
I just spent most of today installing Gentoo 1.4.
I missed your previous post so forgive me if my question was answered in it.
In VC++ did you compile and run it in 'Release' mode?
I have a program that reads in a ~30 MB file in 13 seconds on my gentoo box,
but it would take over a minute in VC++...I later found out that I was
compiling
with all
I have had the exact same problem.
I've tried numerous re-installs with various options (multilib,
threads, -multilib, -threads etc etc)
If you discover a solution *please* let me know.
-- Kyle S.
btw, I am on an opteron system...hence the multilib use flag
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Did you compile in SATA support for the kernel (under SCSI low level drivers
IIRC)?
If so, did you compile support for the Promise FT (not as a module)?
I would boot up with the livecd, mount your / partition and comment out the
/home mount (this probably isn't the problem, but it is a start to
I'm using grub-static as my boot loader. My boot partition is /dev/sda1
and grub is installed to the MBR. I get to the grub prompt fine, but
when the kernel starts, the error kernel panic: could not read device
/dev/sda1 followed by please append correct root= option and then
VFS: could not
Firstly, you should put root=root device and not root=boot device.
Valid point, however, in my case they are one in the same.
Secondly, it sounds like the kernel cannot find your scsi device
(assuming you
do have scsi) so you probably don't have the correct driver
compiled into the
I'm installing from the latest amd64 live cd and I'm using XFS for my
root file system. When I emerge -k sys-kernel/xfs-sources it complains
about the package being masked. It appears that all the kernel sources
are masked, and they are all 2.4 kernels. I was under the impression
that the live
Thanks!
development-sources worked great.
-- Kyle S.
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