[gentoo-user] nfs shutdown deps

[Jan Hübner]

Hi people,

this one is concerning the order of scripts during shutdown. Yesterday I 
forgot to umount some NFS shares on my notebook and shut down the 
computer. My ethernet devices eth0 and eth1 became stopped and _after_ 
that it tried to stop the nfsmount script. This is somewhat senseless, 
it only works with network being up and running. Well to be exact it 
worked this way aswell, after waiting for ~30 seconds four times (once 
for each share).


Does anyone know a way to change this behaviour or should I file a bug?

Sorry for my engrish ;)

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Re: [gentoo-user] nfs shutdown deps

[Jan Hübner]

Funny, this time it worked. Any reasons for it working sometimes as 
expectedt but not always? Is stopping scripts done randomly?

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Re: [gentoo-user] Crosscompiling

[Jan Hübner]

Keziah W wrote:

Maybe this will help?
http://dev.gentoo.org/~vapier/CROSS-COMPILE-HOWTO

Interesting, I will read. Thank you!

Jan
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Re: [gentoo-user] Locking session doesn't activate screensaver (kde 3.4.0)

[Jan Hübner]

Jan Drugowitsch wrote:

Do you have xscreensaver installed?



yes, but it doesn't seem to show up in the kde settings.

Jan
  


There was a bug once, something with the suid bit of xscreensaver or
some other permission thing..

Will try to find the info [...]

http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-320620-highlight-xscreensaver+kde.html

After that restart X and KDE and might work. Consider emerging
kdeartwork with xscreensaver useflag..

Jan (another one ;) )
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