to plug it into a
different USB slot.
In the past, instead of 'rootdelay=', I add a wait to the init script, eg:
while [ ! -e /dev/disk/by-uuid/1234-abcd-45gf-0659 ]
do
sleep 0.1
done
hth,
Jason.
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Branko Badrljica wrote:
Jason wrote:
You may want to look at specifying root by it's UUID. This will
prevent issues like the USB drive being /dev/sdg on one machine,
/dev/sdb on another, and on reboot it all changing because the drives
were detected in a different order.
I have tried
Branko Badrljica wrote:
Jason wrote:
initrd is exactly how you do it. In the case of booting off of USB,
there are too many variables (drive detection order, different
hardware, etc) to handle on the kernel command line. An initrd gives
you the flexibility to solve these problems.
You
time ago. rewrite at your leisure... ;-)
hth,
Jason.
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Duncan wrote:
Jason [EMAIL PROTECTED] posted [EMAIL PROTECTED],
excerpted below, on Thu, 30 Aug 2007 10:33:58 -0400:
This did the trick:
eix -S 'kernel.*X'
* x11-base/x11-drm
Thanks. Obviously, my knowledge wasn't complete, as I had warned might
be the case.
No problem. Now
can look? I'd like to isolate and fix it so
I can just provide a patch to the appropriate folks. For all I know, it
could be a problem in X or enlightenment...
thx,
Jason.
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would recommend recompiling the kernel, but it's up to you.
hth,
Jason
[1] - The caveat being when the GCC version has changed after the kernel
tree was already compiled and installed, and you are recompiling the
kernel tree for one module, without cleaning the tree.
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On Sunday 22 October 2006 00:21, Francesco Talamona wrote:
On Sunday 22 October 2006 07:16, Jason Booth wrote:
I can't find which gentoo package contains uuencode(installed
uucp,uulib,uudeview and googled to no avail).
[08:19] [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~]$ equery belongs /usr/bin/uuencode
. Yeah I thought I had forgotten a command to do it, but appearently
not..
-Jason
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partitions on the
disk at all.
Also, it seems AES-CBC is the standard for swap.. at least per the loop-aes
package that contained this script. Does anyone of a good benchmark list?
I found this but didn't see aes on it
http://www.eskimo.com/~weidai/benchmarks.html
-Jason
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actually ran this script many times without uuencode, just passing the
random string to losetup without any complaints. glad i have uuencode now
though ;)
-Jason
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${LOOPDEV}
sync
swapon ${LOOPDEV}
Thanks,
Jason
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On Saturday 21 October 2006 23:16, Jason Booth wrote:
On Saturday 21 October 2006 21:26, Richard Freeman wrote:
Duncan wrote:
I'm not running encrypted swap tho I've always thought it'd be nice to
setup /someday/, so I can't help directly.
I just run the following script from
On Saturday 07 October 2006 07:15, Paul Stear wrote:
I have started using the athlon cool and quiet facility with cpudyn.
However, ksensors show that the processor speed reduced from 2200 to 1
during low activity but the processor temprature remains at 40 degree C.
I was expecting this to
Hi. I'm new to the list, although not new to gentoo. I am new to amd64 (3
weeks). I don't really have any questions yet; I actually want to join this
list to help, as well as learn because I am new to 64 bit.
I do have some comments though: I have had a hard time joining this list
because of
On Sunday 08 October 2006 02:03, benedikt wrote:
Am Sonntag, den 08.10.2006, 02:02 -0600 schrieb Jason Booth:
hello,
cheers,
and...
hello,
cheers,
and...
and grez from germany
thank you, bot or not...
And I must apologize in advance: I run my mailserver off of a sometimes shaky
On Sunday 08 October 2006 03:02, Daniel Iliev wrote:
First things first: CHEERS! ;-)
yes...
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On Saturday 23 September 2006 16:21, Peter Humphrey wrote:
Nope. SSE and SSE2, but not SSE3. According to /proc/cpuinfo, that is.
The flag in cpuinfo is pni for Prescott New Instructions.
Cheers,
Jason
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Thierry de Coulon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
[snip]
- are there special points I should pay attention to or can I simply follow
the amd64 install instruction?
Executable file formats / Emulations --
[*] IA32 Emulation
[*] IA32 a.out support
jason.
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Anthony Gorecki ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) scribbled:
On Thursday, December 01, 2005 03:19, Taka John Brunkhorst wrote:
congrats, yours is working.
My reply-before-quote filter is working, too :)
You can read from /dev/null? neat.
jason.
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Now there you go. FFI. Failure to Follow Instructions. :)
Looking at buying a new MB and processor so thought I'd listen in on
amd64 and (possibly) dual-core issues under gentoo. Yes, am reading the
docs also. :)
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are using and I'll spin you a patch to fix this specific bug.
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The latest mysql 4.1 for ~amd64 compiles, but when run it issues an
error to the effect that there are no fast mutexes available for this
architecture, can't init databases.
Has anyone else encountered this? If not, I'll put together the
required information and write a bug report.
I need to get
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