Yes. The mail server at gaznet.co.uk is obviously not delivering
messages to ndc38841 for some reason. Because of this, it's sending a
message to the original sender of the message (AKA, anyone that posts to
the list).
Very annoying. I hope it is fixed by now.
fire-eyes wrote:
I'm getting this
The archived sources (afaik) for installed (and probably downloaded
sources as well) programs are stored in /usr/portage/distfiles. This
includes all patches to the application as well.
Digby Tarvin wrote:
This is a question from somebody who is just testing the water with
the gentoo
I believe that they are the default settings even after customization,
/etc/make.conf just overrides them. If you didn't have USE flags in
there, than nothing would be declared, but there are default USE flags
put into use, and you can do your customization based on them (disabling
what Gentoo
report?
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Check out /var/tmp/portage, I believe it's where the sources are
unpacked and where the original compiled image is stored.
Zbynek Houska wrote:
Dirk Raeder pe v t 01. 03. 2005 v 09:10 +0100:
IIRC, they should be in /usr/portage/distfiles - like all sources.
Not im my case, directory
Sites such as http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/ or wikipedia are
usually pretty good at showing acronym definitions.
FYI, It's Mail User Agent.
Dennis Taylor wrote:
Do we have an acronym list so that those of us who have been
out of circulation for a few years could find out what things
http://www.acronymfinder.com/ - Has quite a few
Dennis Taylor wrote:
Do we have an acronym list so that those of us who have been
out of circulation for a few years could find out what things
like MUA mean? Many of them I can guess, and some I remember
from years ago, but I have recently seen
For your information, this is NOT how to Unsubscribe.
Sending an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] is likely to get
more of a response.
Alex Howells wrote:
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This site uses frames
And yet your browser does not.
One of these will change.
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Description:
Would Vanilla steps require Gentoo making some decisions for the user?
Which kernel to use, how to build it, which boot loader and cron daemon,
which logger, etc wouldn't that ruin the whole Gentoo is all about
choices routine?
A1ex wrote:
A1ex wrote:
I'm trying to install Gentoo from a
There is I known issue with gawk compiled with xml support (see
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=gentoo-userm=110839477209075w=2 ). Try
booting from LiveCD, chrooting, and doing `USE=-xml emerge gawk` - It
may be your problem.
Luke Albers wrote:
On Mon, 2005-02-14 at 23:19 -0500, Luke Albers
FYI, linking wouldn't make a difference because the problem happens
before /usr/lib (and thus the link) is usable.
Copying the library to /lib would fix it.
Luke Albers wrote:
On Mon, 2005-02-14 at 23:19 -0500, Luke Albers wrote:
ok, the first problem seems to be after it says it will remount
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Try adding [*] Use real mode APM BIOS call to power off, i've had
instances where this being disabled would not turn off the machine...
rodrigo ahumada wrote:
El vie, 11-02-2005 a las 14:17 -0800, Steven Susbauer escribió:
Make sure you enable Use
and
non-network installs
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Make sure you enable Use APM to turn off power (or something close
to it) in the APM settings, and also make sure Enable APM at boot
is selected. I've had it just sit there after a reboot if they aren't
on.
rodrigo ahumada wrote:
hi, this one is for a
For all you that still run Windows on the side, this is an interesting
artical.
Original post on ZDnet:
http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/security/0,261744,39180674,00.htm
Symantic's Follow-up:
http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/security/Content/2005.02.08.html
Seems NAV can execute viruses
Just did a sync, the oldest version of kdelibs in portage is
kdelibs-3.3.1-r2.ebuild - and the oldest version of kdebindings in there
is 3.2.0 (the one you're upgrading to) - I'd suggest totally upgrading
KDE to the newest stable version (probably emerge kde would do this),
then try again. (I
I've heard that the M is closer to the P3, but with some P4 features.
Thus it'd be smart if there were an M class. Since there is not, P3 is
recommended.
Heinz Sporn wrote:
Hi!
I'm running my HP nx7000 Pentium M 1.5 GHz with
CFLAGS=-O2 -march=pentium4 -fomit-frame-pointer
No. That is telling GCC what type of box it is compiling for. It's best
to leave that where it's set unless it's not an i686.
Vitaly Ivanov wrote:
Hello all
What is meaning i686-pc-linux-gnu?
Can I replase pc with server or home_router?
Thanks.
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Tom Eastman wrote:
Next question though... I wonder how I can work out which pieces of my
kernel aren't actually being used by my hardware? That would also make me
happy, removing everything that isn't actually applicable to the hardware I
have.
Having things as a modules means you KNOW it's not
Jim wrote:
I'm a user from blogsome.com(A web hosting site for blogs which is
based on WordPress), after I activated the WYSIWYG plug-in, the
textarea works with some problems under my firefox, when I paste some
text, images or anything else on the textarea, the following msg from
firefox poped
I'm assuming then that you sent an email to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] from this dial up account?
I do believe they send you a confirmation email, could you have possibly
deleted it?
Robert Crawford wrote:
On Thursday 03 February 2005 01:24 pm, Douglas James Dunn wrote:
if you have cable and your using
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You don't have to get that old of a card. I'm using an nvidia 5700 and
it works well, and I kno people using even newer cards that work well.
ATI is, for most people, painful and time consuming to set up.
nVidia is, generally, much easier to install and use.
Free and open video card? So are they
Just wondering if this is the method to use when you change CFLAGS or
USE variables and want everything (system too?) recompiled with the new
settings?
Andreas Claesson wrote:
The easy (and correct) way for doing what you want to do is:
emerge --emptytree world
This makes emerge forget what
Same, they tend to fill up my trash can though.
The list archives can be found at http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/ or (for
gentoo-user) http://www.mail-archive.com/gentoo-user%40gentoo.org/
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None; I can view them all in the archives if I need.
On Tue, 25 Jan 2005,
this as an input but that's ok, TV card now works and has sound to boot.
Heinz Sporn wrote:
Yeah, that is annoying. I emerged good old alsamixergui for that reason.
Am Mittwoch, den 19.01.2005, 00:48 -0800 schrieb Steven Susbauer:
Hello, I am running kernel 2.6.10-gentoo-r5, compiled with Alsa
I've always just used GPM. If you drag over something it is copies, and
right clicking pastes (even across multiple consoles). That is, of
course, only in the console.
Phil Sexton wrote:
On Thu, 2005-01-20 at 10:43, Philip Nilsson wrote:
On 16-01-05 17:48 -0500, Phil Sexton wrote:
To copy from
Don't go with a Pocket PC period. They CAN talk to Linux, but it's not
very easy.
Andy Herrman wrote:
I'm currently looking to buy a PDA and was wondering if anyone had
suggestions. We use Windows with Outlook at work, so I'll need it to
sync to that, but I'm also hoping it will be Linux
Please for the love of Linux, do not ask for confirmation for emails on
this mailing list. This has not really been an issue and I would like to
keep it from becoming one. It's nice to be able to hit Delete...
Delete on threads we know nothing about rather than having to click
No, do not
I do have gmail, I do not use gmail for more than temporary storage, and
prefer to take advantage of their nice, free, secure pop. I could
theoretically save the messages and read through them in the future (if
need be), but it has been my experience that (with little exceptions),
need hasn't
Please, this is indeed VERY off topic and has nothing to do with Gentoo
in any sense (other than maybe I can open gmail in my ebuild of
firefox). If you have gmail invites, that's great, send them to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] - If you want gmail invites, put in your email addy at
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