Hello all.
I had asked about MIDI on Gentoo a while back and got some good advice.
I've since tried to set up a *really* old MIDI device with horrific
results. Bummer.
I'm wondering if anything uses Gentoo and MIDI together at all? If so,
could you please send me some details about
Thanks Mike. I changed around a few things, but still am unable to get
a response out of 'exportfs'.
Here is my /etc/export (changed slightly to match yours):
/export01 linna(rw,sync,no_root_squash)
Here is the output of 'rc-udpate -s' (to point out where nfs and
portmap are):
Chris Boot wrote:
Oops! Sorry! Didn't completely read your message! I see you've started
portmap and nfs, I'll shut up now. :-P
That's okay... something else you said in there fixed the problem. I'm
just going to hang my head in shame and back into the corner because it
is the absolute
Mike Noble wrote:
Ok what did you do, I'm sure we would all like to know, this way we
will think of it for others.
It was... um... well... I had created /etc/export and had been
modifying that. I had been hitting auto-complete since then so I just
kept editing the same file instead of actually
Mike Noble wrote:
Just a thought, do you have tcpd added to your USE flags?
No. It is not.
If you have not done so you need to enable NFS support in the
kernel.
I have both NFS file system support and NFS server support selected
in both kernels.
Make sure that you have portmap and nfs
Thanks Mike,
I ran through the list of commands you sent, on both the client and
server, and added the following to /etc/export:
/export01 * (rw,sync)
Then I hop back onto the client and run the following command, and get
the following error:
linna nick # mount -t nfs sylia:/export01
Chris Boot wrote:
If I'm not mistaken you don't want a space between the * and (:
Thanks Chris, gave that a shot and reran 'exportfs -a' (just to be
sure). No joy. :( I still get the Permission denied error.
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Hello all.
I'm trying to set up my first network drive mount. I am using the
following mount string, and receiving the error below it:
mount -t nfs sylia:/export01 /mnt/export01
mount: RPC: Remote system error - Connection refused
What do I need to emerge on my client and server,
Francesco Talamona wrote:
On Wednesday 19 January 2005 19:48, Nicholas Pappas wrote:
Thanks Nick. I checked out the site and ran a few of the fixes it
talks about, but they didn't seem to work.
I even want as far as to delete my entire '.spamassassin' directory
to make sure I had no out of date
(no errors) but that night at
midnight my cron spit out the same error. :(
Does anyone know what I might be missing here?
Thanks for any help!
Nick Rout wrote:
take a look here:
http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/BayesUpgradeError
On Wed, 2005-01-12 at 10:46 -0500, Nicholas Pappas wrote
Gregory P. Smith wrote:
For people who want binary packages on an up to date distro i highly
recommend Ubuntu.
I actually just got done re-installing Gentoo after trying to get
Ubuntu installed. The current 4.10 release installer locks up when it
tries to load the SATA 'sd_mod' modules, and
Tom Wesley wrote:
If it's not causing you any
problems then you should probably ignore it for now.
Thanks Tom! I haven't seen any issues thus far, so I think I'll let it
be for now. :)
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I just got done installing Gentoo on my main box after looking at a
different distro (which couldn't pick up my SATA drive). So I installed
everything last night, but have run into two problems with the new install.
The first problem (or issue) is when I boot the system, I do not see
the
Peng wrote:
On 01/15/05 15:55, Nicholas Pappas wrote:
I just got done installing Gentoo on my main box after looking at
a different distro (which couldn't pick up my SATA drive).
Just curious... What distro was it?
Ubuntu. Heard some good things about it, so I thought I would give
It is not just the OKs that are missing -- it is the entire line that
would normally display the OKs. I'm using the same monitor (it is LCD)
as I was using in my past install, but always received those lines in
the past.
When booting, I see that weird warning towards the end. Here are the
Jadex wrote:
That Warning: unable to open initial console seems awfully fishy to
Seems to me that somethings wrong with your inittab...
Okay -- someplace to start looking. I'm in the middle of an '--update
world' on the box in question, so I will have to wait to look at it.
Is there anything
Yup. I just put a fresh install of Gentoo on my main box and got this
when I did an update world. I fixed it by added
ACCEPT_KEYWORDS=~x86 into the mix -- I have other packages that
require this as well, so I got out the easy way. :)
Ovidiu Bivolaru wrote:
Is anybody seeing this ?
creating
Hello all.
I'm waiting for the Gnome emerge to complete on a new install, and
noticed that the emerge is currently compiling QT -- and hade KDE-BASE
and ARTS in the wings.
I have -kde -qt in the USE varaible. Why is portage wanting to
install these for Gnome?
Nick
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Thanks Holly. -arts fixed it.
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Hello all.
Still moving forward on a new install here. Ran into another error
while compiling Nautilus.
nautilus-printers.c:857: error: too few arguments to function
'gnome_cups_ui_init'
make[3]: *** [nautilus-printers.lo] Error 1
make[3]: Leaving directory '/var/tmp/portage... blah,
Jadex wrote:
which nautilus
nautilus-2.8.2
I temporarily fixed it by running 'USE=-cups emerge gnome' -- things
are moving forward. However, I need to get cups support back into the
mix of things so I can print to my networked printers.
Thanks for the help!
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Thanks for the help all! I've got sound again -- woo-hoo!
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Thanks Christoph.
I understand the basics of how the sound system works, and I did see
that video before (very well done) when I was working to get MIDI
working w/ my old card.
My trouble is that I didn't alter anything beyond the driver being used
in the kernel (at least, to my
Martoni wrote:
I am sorry - but these threads almost get me into flame war mode. What
you are saying is I like Gentoo - but I don't like Gentoo. It makes
no sense what so ever.
Since I never said that, I'm not sure why you are having trouble with
flame war mode. I said I liked Gentoo. I said,
I found this on the Ubuntu forum, thought it was most amusing:
http://www.rightstep.org/images/antispywareresultsdetai1.gif
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Hello all.
I just removed my PCI sound card, deciding to give my onboard sound
card a try. I look through the kernel setup though and can't seem to
find anything mentioning AC97 (which is what the bios indicates the
chipset is).
What can I use in the kernel to use this onboard card?
Ack! Please help! SpamAssassin, on my mail server, seems to no longer
be working and the spam is starting to break through! The pain!
After a recent 'emerge --update world' I start receiving this message
every night after my 'sa-learn' cron entry runs:
bayes: bayes db version 0
Hello all.
I'm having a crisis of conscious at the moment. I've been using Gentoo
for a while and I really like it, but the simple truth is I don't need
the granularity that compiling the source for each update provides.
That, and I don't fool myself into pretending I know enough to
Hi all.
I am trying to install a few CPAN modules for PERL. I found one,
Time::HiRes, in the portage source tree, but I need to install another
that I can't find in the tree -- C::DynaLib.
Am I just overlooking this, or should I just install this outside of
portage.
Thanks!
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Has anyone worked with the C::DynaLib module in PERL, on Gentoo? If
so, how did you install it?
I've tried emerage (but not in the portage tree), the cpan install
program, and a manual install too. On the last two I get a compile error.
Anyone able to get this compile correctly?
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Can anyone point me to a site (or go over the steps) showing how to add
a new window manager to the KDE login manager? Specifically, I am
looking to add WindowMaker.
I found a brief writeup on the KDE site, but it gave a few example and
I wasn't sure which one to use with Gentoo. Any help
Hello all.
This is certainly much more of a X11 question then it is a Gentoo
question, so appologies for the off topic, but I figured somewhere here
would probably know.
I have Gentoo installed on a laptop. I have a monitor with 2
inputs, which would allow me to hook
Hello all.
At the risk of show off my extreme newbie status -- where can I locate
sshd on Gentoo? I can ssh out of my system, but I need to get it too! :)
Thank you!
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Hi all.
So... I *finally* get my first Gentoo build working, get XFree86
installed (after 8+ hours of compiling) and *BAM* my laptop dies. So
now I get errors when I boot my computer.
Coming from the world of RedHat, where it handles these things and lets
you repair them during boot, I am
Hello all.
I've felt my way through the install process for Gentoo for my first
time and everything seemed to work out... but I seem to have missed
something, somewhere. :(
When the OS attempts to load, I get an error when trying to mount the
filesystem. The system can not find
HA! Thanks Christopher. d'oh I believe is the proper response to
this. Changed everything else in fstab, but not that. :)
Mike, thank you also for the help!
Christopher Egner wrote:
On Wed, 2003-08-27 at 09:33, Nicholas Pappas wrote:
Warning... fsck.reiserfs for device /dev/ROOT
Hello all.
Just started working with Gentoo today and already screwed up once.
Meh -- no biggy, I'll just be sure to check everything twice next time
around.
But this has given me a chance to pause and see if anyone has installed
Gentoo on a Sony Z505RX laptop before. For the most part,
Hi all.
This is my first attempt at installing Gentoo, and I've run into a
problem during the install. The problem is that I'm just not sure how
to go forward when told to modify the USE flags in make.conf.
I'm coming from the world of RedHat here, so I'm used to having my hand
held all
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