(for
example, I already know I'm missing an option to preserve permissions).
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probably mount this partition read-only and have a backup
on my main computer at home, so data integrity isn't much of a concern.
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probably mount this partition read-only and have a backup
on my main computer at home, so data integrity isn't much of a concern.
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-mcpu=i586 -O3
-fomit-frame-pointer -pipe
MAKEOPTS=-j2 # will change if distcc will work (+2 for Windows box,
+1 for Mac)
USE = x86 mmx -sse -3dnow -altivec # There's a LOT more, but this is
the important stuff, I think
Thanks in advance.
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recommend this option, but if you want raw power (or possibly a 30-inch
Apple Cinema Display), I'd go for it.
I was planning to give you my two cents, but this is more like a
nickel's worth. :-P
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almost anywhere and are good for low-traffic servers.
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after each page of text so I can read
it? (I've only been able to make out no known IDE timings, but that's
not much help on its own.)
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Nick Rout wrote:
On Fri, 2005-03-25 at 03:30 -0500, Colin wrote:
All right, I still can't boot the LiveCD even after discovering the
doataraid parameter (didn't do anything) and switching my Linux disk
from secondary master to primary slave, thinking that might do
something. While booting
and see what that does. Just in case your PCI
card doesn't support 48-bit LBA, the kernel will take over.
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, as my WLAN adapter has a Linux
driver that uses the WinXP drivers.
/me shrugs :-|
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Mike Williams wrote:
On Thursday 24 March 2005 06:21, Colin wrote:
I think I speak for everyone when I say, Woo! Is there a list of the
major changes from the previous version? I'm downloading it anyway, but
I need something to read while I download two CD's worth of Gentoo over
56k
when I say, Woo! Is there a list of the
major changes from the previous version? I'm downloading it anyway, but
I need something to read while I download two CD's worth of Gentoo over
56k... :-)
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Phil Sexton wrote:
On Sun, 2005-03-06 at 23:09, Colin wrote:
I put the three Linux partitions on it and a 1 GB FAT32 at the end of
the disk in Windows with PartitionMagic 8. I'll zero it out, but it
will have to be done in Windows, because I can't boot Linux with it in.
Not even a live cd
Joseph wrote:
Is it possible to format floppy to 1.8mb under linux with vfat?
fdformat only goes to 1.4mb
superformat will give you about 1.72 MB. Don't know if it's included
with the kernel but you can definitely download it somewhere (plus a
version for DOS/Windows, too).
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just report the drive size differently (mebibyte vs.
megabyte?) or has this hard drive sought its last sector?
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I've got a problem that I think Gentoo can solve...
I'm stuck behind dial-up, but with some Windows tricks (Internet
Connection Sharing), I've managed to get my 56k connection shared over a
home network. However, my brother is always complaining that he can't
get the PlayStation 2 online
for Gentoo?
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-safe enumerations and graphics-related classes.
I'll just give Sun a shot if/when I get Gentoo installed. Is the Linux
JDK x86 only (having PowerPC for my Mac would be nice, too)?
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wrong, but that's
what I've heard.
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A. Khattri wrote:
On Sat, 12 Feb 2005, Colin wrote:
Any idea what's up? Or should I just wait for 2005.0?
What sort of machine is it?
Did you try booting witn noapic noautodetect etc etc?
x86 - Pentium 4, 3.0 GHz, i875p (Canterwood) chipset. Yes, I've tried
all of the parameters
at the time.
(Hardware specs available on request.)
Any idea what's up? Or should I just wait for 2005.0?
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having
to click No, do not confirm, plus I think your Inbox might be a bit
emptier.
You've got Gmail, I see. I personally save all these messages. That
way, when I need Gentoo help, I can search my Inbox. It's a lot faster
than Googling or asking another question.
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cheaper to make than
regular modems. Trouble is, they only function under Windows. You
can't win with a Winmodem; the only cure is a trip down to Radio Shack
for a new one, sadly, running about $50-$60.
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Universal LiveCD (x86). Using just those tools, how
can I fit in a fifth computer (old AMD K5) to do translation so that
all the systems can talk to each other and browse the Internet? (I can
move the router.)
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the lists. and it worked fine. Try both (but not at once).
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Well, the funny thing is that I successfully emerged
gentoo-dev-sources...
/jnc
On Fri, 2004-01-23 at 13:27, Matt Wilson wrote:
On Fri, 2004-01-23 at 11:36, Jean-Noel Colin wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to emerge the kernel sources, but it fails with the following
error message:
aragorn
I just put a CDRW/DVD combo in my gentoo box and when I run gmplayer, it
says the the format is not recognized. It will only play asf, mpeg ... What
am I missing? Is there a particular app that needs to be merged?
Colin Falkinburg
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I saw someone mention mailing list archives. Does anyone know where they
are?
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I still fairly new to Gentoo and setup a Genkernel installation of
Vanilla-sources about a month ago. Everything is working great. So now I'm
building a dual boot between Vanilla and the Gentoo-r9 sources so I can play
with building the kernel from scratch/stage1.
First let me state that I
When I run a modules-update I get the error:
depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in
/lib/modules/2.4.22/kernel/drivers/char/drm/r128.o
r128.o is also an error that pops up when I can't run KDE.
How do I proceed? Thanks in advance.
Colin Falkinburg
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How do I proceed? Thanks for any help!!
Calhoun
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Mandrake and would like to dual boot gentoo with it until I come up to
speed. Is this possible? If so, how?
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