adapter, a PCI one that's installed but
not running. I dont think that could be a problem, but who knows.
I havent found anyone on the forums or #gentoo with the same problem,
or any information in #nidwrapper or the wiki.
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% sure that when you
emerge them for good it will use those files.
Or, if you must download them manually, try using overlays, and ebuild
package digest so that portage knows to use THAT file and it doesnt
return md5 errors (size and so on, if Portage uses different tars)
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home directory is ~. Get used to writing ~ for the home directory,
so that your scripts/apps/whatever are plug n play for all users.
Gabio
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Are you sure you compiled it as embbeded, and not module? (* or M in
menuconfig). If it is M, you'll have to load the module, and add it to
the list of modules that are loaded at startup.
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If you really wanted to telnet to yourself (i dont see any
circumstance in which this would be useful), you'd have to set up a
telnet/ssh server:
http://freessh.org/unix.html
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Did you actually read the original mail? You don't need a telnet server to
make a telnet connection to the NNTP server.
No, sorry, I thought the original mail was the one starting with
I want to test that leafnode is up and running, so am using telnet:
my bad
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the DISTDIR variable in make.conf does exactly that. You could make a
(relatively) simple script to change its value whenever needed.
Gabriel Dain
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:
# emerge -av acpid !--- -av means --verbose and --ask, so you can see
what you're actually emerging, and have to choice no to, if you want
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and read this for help on configuring it:
http://gentoo-wiki.com/TIP_ACPI_basic_configuration
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I think you just need to add the user to the wheel group.
HTH
which you probably cannot do without logging in as root at a console as
once you log into X as user, you cannot su. chicken egg chicken egg.
Thats true... However:
I can login as root at the text console.
useradd -G wheel
If the problem is you log straight into KDE, you could boot from the
Gentoo CD, and chroot to your system
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