On Wed, 2004-02-04 at 15:00, HvR wrote:
apparently LVM doesnt work under 2.6 or did i miss some config
setting?
It's now EVMS and you need Device Mapper Support and the evms tools.
EVMS can handle lvm without any problems.
Visit evms.sf.net for the good oil.
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then seeing how a
package is built is part of the process.
If you don't like it, pick another distro, use the GRP packages and
don't compile anything yourself or write some code and submit patches.
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, on some of them I have this problem, on
others not.
Any ideas?
In ~/.kde/Autostart create a shortcut to run gnome-settings-daemon ..
this should give your gtk apps the settings they need
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in between other
services, renumber them to get the order right, and all that hassle.
Add script to whichever runlevel I want and the script starts the
services at the appropriate time.
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This makes me feel like learning how to set up DDOS attacks myself!
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the GRP packages available to them.
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/2.6
kernel when you do the emerge
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. Additionally you can hide the kicker (bar
at the bottom).
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and emerge/ebuild.
man ebuild
man 5 ebuild
man emerge
emerge --help
http://www.gentoo.org/main/en/docs.xml
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-down.local
I remember digging those out of the rp-pppoe scripts somewhere and they
work for me
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anyone knows what is wrong.
This is a bug in portage, the system logging code does not work with empty
strings. For now pressing ^D at each star works
Paul
Edit /etc/init.d/functions.sh and look for the logger line. Replace:
$*
with
$*
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. save functions.sh
You should now be good to go
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the mirrors catch up, or will I have to do another emerge command?
See the seperate email that I'm posting here shortly.
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emerge --nodeps php
and PHP failed to build.
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portmap boot; rc-update add nfs
boot)
Now when you rsync from *any* machine the portage tree will be update.
When you emerge a package from *any* machine the source files will be
saved in distfiles and be available to all machines.
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this one but I think it is Gnome/gtk based
For IMAP use I've found sylpheed to be rather unkind on my slow old IMAP
server, but that is just my experience.
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