ny idea why this would be?
> I'm running Gentoo 1.4rc-something on a VIA C3, if that helps at
> all...
create a symlink to menu.lst (in the same directory) called grub.conf
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to reboot and unpack it).
> >
>
> Of course this is a viable solution. The only problem is that it doesn't work
> if there is no previous linux distro, just some NTFS partition you don't even
> know of what it contains.
A Knoppix CD could help. That's what I use it for.
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robably the
> best solution.
Actually compiling sun-j2sdk is now as easy as downloading two files
from Sun, then doing an 'emerge sun-j2sdk'.
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wrote:
>
> >Thanks for the reply, only one other problem I didn't state. The box with
> >internet access is not a gentoo box... I have access from a Win2K account
> >and/or from a rh7.3 account...
> >
> >Is there another way?
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I can't help you there.
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to "emerge emu10k1", then don't compile the emu10k1
sound support that comes with the kernel.
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r USENET message.
More info: http://www.dairiki.org/xface/
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I've seen it in Debian and
Redhat, both in Mozilla and Phoenix, with and without XFT.
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ince it was swapped
out. The OS won't make reads from the harddrive if it doesn't have to.
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On Fri, Mar 07, 2003 at 01:54:30PM -0500, Kurt V. Hindenburg wrote:
> What does the '-' mean?
>
> %emerge world -Up
>
> [ebuildU-] kde-base/kdeedu-3.1-r1 [3.1]
I believe it means that the ebuild that you are upgrading from did not
have the "SLOT" k
me people aren't eager to change a working configuration whether
they've made any changes or not.
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to use threading
"well", "poorly", or not at all.
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d ARCH KEYWORD ~x86 and also uncommented, any ideas on what
> might be wrong here?
Did you happen to accidently put anything about "sparc" in your
make.conf?
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I HAVE
> to fix this before I can deliver the drive. I also tried the -B
> option. The -t shouldn't be needed, but I'll try it. It worked
> before without any special concern.
I had a problem where dhcpcd wouldn't connect to my server once while I
was running Debian. I
ng this rule in
its place:
:0hfw
* ^Subject:[ ]*\/[^ ].*
| formail -i"Subject: `echo ${MATCH} | sed -e's/\[gentoo-user\] //g' -re's/([Rr][Ee]:
)+/Re: /g'`"
Those brackets on the Subject matching line should be [] and
[^] respectivly.
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cer to look at in
> your mail client, however it may screw up the usages of the listserve.
I'm pretty sure most email clients use the "In-Reply-To" header for
threading.
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ubscribe because my
> freemail provider has changed its mailbox quota, and I'm afraid
> this list will overwhelm it in one download.
You might want to try
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probably have more
of a chance of being accepted if an ebuild was created by that person
(or anyone) too, so that developers could just rubber-stamp it.
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s that not enough
people have need of it. Or, more likely, since this is a do-it-yourself
dist, those people have just quickly copied this off of some other
machine.
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vim!
>
> Collins,
> Next time will probably be OK - your USE setting will be remembered.
I was unaware this was the case. Where is this information stored?
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> regular intervals:
> > > /usr/sbin/sendmail: can't open the smtp port (25) on mail.
> > >
> > > I have no idea what process is doing it, and it is fairly annoying, so
> > > I'd like to get rid of it. Does anyone know what might be the problem?
> &g
', most of the rest are
> via-users..
I don't see the big complaint against VIA, my Abit KG7 works great all
the time, even with my Geforce3.
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mmands:
tar -jtf stage3-i586-1.4_rc2.tbz2 |grep "bin/sh"
tar -jtf stage3-i586-1.4_rc2.tbz2 |grep "bin/make"
tar -jtf stage3-i586-1.4_rc2.tbz2 |grep "bin/clear"
Thank you.
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ink "pleading" is overstating things.
(On your knees cur, and we may grant you this boon!)
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ogically. What step can you get up to in the
Install Document?
(Note: 'make' for instance does not exist in stage1 prior to bootstrap)
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0-r2" [ebuild])
>
> !!! Error calculating dependancies. Please correct.
If you emerge sun-jdk first, then this, do you get the same error?
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On Wed, Feb 12, 2003 at 02:40:10PM -0500, Ernie Schroder wrote:
> Are others getting their posts to the list bounced by one person on
> the list? [someone]@virtual-homes.de
Yep.
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to an end. If Knoppix gets you to Step 6 in
the install and the LiveCD doesn't, I say go with Knoppix.
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On Wed, Feb 05, 2003 at 02:51:39PM -0800, Matt Tucker wrote:
> -- Tyler Trafford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spake thusly:
>
> > emerge -e --deep world
>
> Is the --deep really necessary? I would think since -e creates an
> empty tree, all the dependencies would need to be re
?
emerge -e --deep world
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On Wed, Feb 05, 2003 at 04:25:49PM -0500, Tyler Trafford wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 05, 2003 at 08:25:47PM +, Richard Revis wrote:
> > Alan wrote:
> >
> > > Sounds almost like you have dhcp set up and that file is being recreated
> > > by the dhcp client every ti
back after the network comes up, so it's all working, but
> it is curious none the less.
Is dhcpcd running right now?
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re note required for
> the functionality of the system as determined by your world list/file.
They don't want to uninstall all of somethings dependencies, they want
to uninstall everything that is dependent upon a particular package.
This, AKAIK, is not implemented.
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to re- write, because their init script methods are VERY different
> from gentoo...
Most of the time any type of init script will work. I have a wireless
card that I haven't had the time to rewrite the script yet, but it works
just fine as a SysV style bash script.
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> are great sources of documentation
I agree. I just have fetchmail shovel everything directly into
procmail, and everything thing works perfectly, whether I'm actually
logged in or not.
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