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) but the first upstream IP
from my cable modem has an ntpd listening and you definitely can't get any
closer than that.
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and
there are no bugs filed for 30 days (or is it 90?) the package will be
moved from testing (~arch) to stable (arch).
Remember that these keywords are (generally) for the ebuild, and doesn't
indicate how well the product provided by upstream works.
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nfs/nbd) It would be completely over-the-top to require Modula 3 support
as well.
That said, it would be nice to do away with the building file list...
delay we have with rsync.
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use the old-style software raid (no superblock; by
default mdadm does create a superblock), you can use raid 1 for boot, but
each component partition should satisfy all the conditions for a bootable
partition.
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to place lv data on like so:
lvcreate -L size -n name vg pv
lvresize -L size vg/lv pv
The second command only affect where new extents are allocated, it will not
move old extents; use pvmove for that.
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tell, you
might try building mroe of the IDE controller drivers into [*] or * the
kernel (not as modules M).
Also, if you append init=/bin/bash to your kernel command-line, can you get
a prompt?
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On Tuesday 14 February 2006 03:31, Ow Mun Heng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
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On Mon, 2006-02-13 at 18:38 -0600, Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. wrote:
On Sunday 12 February 2006 20:58, Ow Mun Heng [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Tuesday 14 February 2006 15:14, Neil Bothwick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
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ln doesn't overwrite symlinks to directories, although this is not
mentioned in the man page. Either
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In konsole you'll want to modify the scheme in use to have a
transparent
cases. Generally LV
fragmentation is much less of a problem because LVs change size less often
than the files on the filesystems they host change size.
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the two GB eithernet
ports on my MB) does indeed get an IP address and neither eth0/1 gets one.
Might check this out:
http://www.headnut.org/files/linux-gentoo_bridge_guide.txt
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of the whole
drive (no need to partition), extend your volume group, and start growing
your logical volumes across the new drive -- with no downtime if the drave
can be hot plugged.
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that satisfied the
majority of users and (more importantly) developers. It does help to
tweak your CONFIG_PROTECT and CONFIG_PROTECT_MASK.
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is needed, at least the way I read
the ebuild. You can also use an overlay with the extra dependency
factored out in the meantime.
Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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On Saturday 11 February 2006 02:48, Stewart Taylor
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and KAudiocreator':
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Are you sure you are talking about KAudioCreator; that just rips and
encodes cdda CDs? If you are please tell me where this play
healthy, rational behaviour and an help
for the end user. Why has it been dropped?
You'd have to ask a gentoo developer for a real answer to that question.
(I suggest Cirian M. [sorry if I misspelled your name] for this, just
don't ask his for a filesystem recommendation ;).)
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will
manually satisfy virtual/os-sources.
The first is more labor-intensive right now, but will keep allowing portage
to track the virtual, in case your switch to using one of the provided
*-sources in the future.
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, which is fairly nice.
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or profuse yet?
This is a well-documented change in portage. The use.defaults file is no
longer used. Previously, this file would turn on use flags that were
neither enabled nor disabled based on packages you had installed. This
was a bad idea to begin with, IMHO; RIP use.defaults.
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that for my
media center box.
Gentoo is about choice: it has no problems letting choose to shoot yourself
in the foot (or face); it even gives you the metal ore, powder chemicals,
metal-working and chemistry tools. ;)
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, but I traced it down to some
issue with my SATA CD-ROM not being read correctly by some of the kde
ioslaves. Multiple kernel upgrades and an upgrade to KDE 3.5.1 later and
everything works fine.
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it up and fix it.
eix is awesome again. Now, to write a custom output format. :)
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-kernel.
Check out sys-kernel/module-rebuild; I've got it installed and rebuilding
all the kernel modules I have that aren't provided by the kernel is as
easy as fixing my /usr/src/linux symlink and running module-rebuild -X
rebuild (generally done /before/ rebooting).
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it on the software you are trying to install, possibly in combination with
a/some missing libraries. You might be able to see what is wrong with an
ldd/strace against the application.
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cp and mv.]
I know you can fix this with the -n flag to ln, but I can't really remember
what -n stands for. (It is in the man page, of course.)
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the -n flag (see my other post), Neil.
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know that you can find the
documentation that will clarify both points
under /usr/share/doc/nvidia-settings-version/ if those didn't/don't work
as written and you have nvidia-settings installed.
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for this video server
with the best, stable performance.
If you are going to have a UPS and cleanly shutdown in the case of power
failures, go with XFS. I'm a big reiser (3 and 4) fan, but I'm starting
to see some of it's ragged edges, and I think XFS will probably serve you
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to be /in addition to/ supplimentary
groups passed to the -G flag, as Walter tried the first time.
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and the CPU you have
available. Also, I /think/ aes-loop was supposed to be faster than
dm-crypt, but I believe the kernel's implementation of aes (and maybe
other ciphers) has gotten faster since the last benchmarks I saw.
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is the profit sharing
model? What makes this different than other distro?
It it totally bug-free!
For the sarcasm impaired, this is a joke. Since they haven't produces any
code (that any of us can see) it is inherently bug-free.
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bit being swapped in the superblock
can do that.
2) Software. In particular misbehaving software that accesses the HD via
LUKS. In this case the read data will be exactly what is written; LUKS
can't magically fix errors, but it's not going (supposed) to introduce
them either.
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|| emerge -s oooqs
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OpenOffice.org.
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On Monday 02 January 2006 21:49, Jerry McBride [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Monday 02 January 2006 20:08, Dale wrote:
Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. wrote:
As the owner of a dual-Opteron 275 system, I can say they they are
very nice. An emerge -e
usable (full-screen video + 5.1 audio does not
stutter).
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On Friday 23 December 2005 10:05 pm, Glenn Enright wrote:
Hope you all enjoy your day tomorrow. Merry Christmas!
Thanks!
Blessed Solstice to All!
(A bit late...)
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FAKE_USE=$(equery u $pkg)
USE=
for use in $FAKE_USE; do
USE=$USE ${use##+}
done
echo $pkg$USE;
done /etc/portage/package.use
Or something like that.
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On Wednesday 21 December 2005 14:50, Boyd Stephen Smith Jr.
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line and packages.use':
for pkg in $(cat /var/lib/portage/world); do
FAKE_USE=$(equery u $pkg)
USE=
for use in $FAKE_USE; do
USE
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start executing it.
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On Sunday 18 December 2005 23:05, Boyd Stephen Smith Jr.
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Brother MFC-7420':
Can anyone help me with the scanner now? It would be really nice to
have that work.
I'm running amd64, do I have 64-bit sane. The libraries
OpenOffice.org 2?
If not, I suggest trying it out. I never have but I've heard it supposed
to replace Access.
In any case, you might try mysql + DBDesigner. I think DBDesigner is
supposed to have support for other DBs, but I didn't figure that much out
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me
troubleshoot this? This has been stymieing me for a week, and I'd really
like to get it fixed ASAP (I have having to go to kinkos to print).
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comes up.
If you have using dhcp, your client daemon might be changing your routes.
Check its documentation for how to stop this behavior.
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On Sunday 18 December 2005 23:40, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about
'[gentoo-user] Re: Cntrl menu,other browser fnts (not wwwpage
fnts)-firefox':
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Since you are using kde, I suggest emerging x11-themes/gtk-engines-qt.
It will give you a kcontrol
of the provided
brother drivers. While I'm not sure if it has full functionality now, I
did the test page to print by using the 'Brother MFC-9600 / hl1250'
driver.
Can anyone help me with the scanner now? It would be really nice to have
that work.
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the links between you and the
server, unless there's some hub between you can them.
You may be able to anonymize normal http by using tor. I think freenet
also provides some level of anonymity and encryption for http, but I've
never used it.
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you want:
http_request=#Whatever you need to request your stream
socat_remote_address=#Something like TCP:your_server:80
stress_level=10
i=0
while [ $i -lt $stress_level ]; do
socat $socat_remote_address ENDREQUEST /dev/null
$http_request
ENDREQUEST
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'Beginning of Line' in emacs (and bash's emacs mode)
since I've been using them. I don't remember Ctrl-A being 'Select All'
until Aug '95.
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On Wednesday 14 December 2005 11:44 am, James wrote:
Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. bss03 at volumehost.com writes:
On Wednesday 14 December 2005 07:59 am, Uwe Thiem wrote:
does someone know of a piece of software that runs under linux
and swallows a stream from a Quicktime Streaming Server
problems reading from cdroms and isos
produced with something like dd if=/dev/cdrom of=my.iso conv=noerror
would be invalid. Can anyone confirm / deny, preferably with some sort
of reference or test.
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the line that mounts /usr/lib */
After you reboot the offending partition should no longer be mounted,
but this is really not much better than umount -l.
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kerberos ldap and sasl ntlm_unsupported_patch
Also, some of these are local use flags, and should really be in
my /etc/portage/package.use
There's probably a few extra banging around in there too. (bl, howl, odbc,
driectfb, libcaca, oss, tidy, apm, elf, and possibly mozillam etc.)
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, and won't update other packages.
# echo 'sys-kernel/gentoo-sources-2.6.11*' /etc/portage/package.mask
You can't mask the whole package, because you need /some/ kernel.
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is testing, bug reports will help refine the
ebuilds.
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% updated ASAP.
Add /etc/init.d to CONFIG_PROTECT_MASK in /etc/make.conf and they'll
be updated even sooner.
Speaking of, CONFIG_PROTECT_MASK, how can I remove /etc/env.d from it?
I don't want ebuilds overwriting my environment tweaks that I've added.
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works if you are using the gentoo default of
dhcpcd. If you use the faster pump, you'll want pump_eth0=-d.
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Claudinei Matos wrote:
jade: error while loading shared libraries: libosp.so.3: cannot open
shared object file: No such file or directory
Did anyone someone get a problem like that? What am I supposed to do?
Have you tried revdep-rebuild?
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aren't being careful enough with you quotes and
misunderstanding the intricacies of shell expansion and nesting.
Oh, btw, just remembered-- this is bash 3. Does that make a difference?
No.
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*
generated files (particularly the Makefile) [Heck, you might be able to
safely do this to ALL the files.], then move through the ebuild manually
(see 'man ebuild').
This should cause the system to look for i686-pc-linux-gnu-gcc, which
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with a 200GB. I can't say anything about the 1210SA, though.
I could tell the difference over my old IDE drive immediately.
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Rob wrote:
CFLAGS are only -o -pipe
If you are using a lowercase -o, that's definitely a problem. Since -o
is output not Optimize (-O).
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Joseph wrote:
On Sun, 2005-06-26 at 00:05 -0400, Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. wrote:
Joseph wrote:
I'm reading all the posts regarding distcc and it seems to me everything
is simple but for some reason or another I don't see any activity with
distccmon-gnome across my network.
It's very easy
10.0.0.101 on
.103, right?
Does distcc work outside of emerge?
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(which affect all
C++-language packages).
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If a developer is listening and has time, look at my bug #94467 for
games-simulation/openttd.
[I was catching up on my /., found it linked from a discussion about
freeciv, and had to try to emerge it.]
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not just use --rsh=ssh 'su -' instead
of --rsh=ssh?
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by the change.
Is there relevant documentation on this? I know 'man portage' and 'man
emerge' fairly well, but they are a bit vague when it comes to binary
packages. I'll gladly RTFM if I knew a good one. I just don't want to
have to RTFSource.
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On Sunday 29 May 2005 04:42 pm, Pupeno [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sunday 29 May 2005 16:53, Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. wrote:
I never use rsync myself, but why not just use --rsh=ssh 'su -'
instead of --rsh=ssh?
It'd have to be ssh 'sudo su -', but that doesn't work:
'sudo su -' is definately
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top-posted, and I had to fix it:
On 5/29/05, Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since I'm on a slowish system, I'm thinking of building and using
binary packges through emerge. However, I'd like to know what
it fine, but -O3 is in that group of compiler flags that has
produced broken executables. (That said, I run with -O3 on a pentinum2
and am quite happy.)
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(without
the pretend).
If you use -a (--ask) instead of -p (--pretend) [i.e.: emerge -uDNvta
world] you'll save at least one round of calculating dependencies.
BTW, portage-devs, thanks for adding a short version of --newuse.
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done
fi
EOF
ln
-s ../scripts/emerge-without-yeilding-to-oncoming-traffic.sh
/usr/local/bin/emerge-without-yeilding-to-oncoming-traffic
Of course, you can change the name of the script to something less verbose,
funny, and political, if you want.
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--resume and simply reissueing
the emerge -e command doesn't work, because of the -e. If it was just a
long emerge -uND world, it would be as valid as the other suggestions.
Other options would be to sleep on the couch, or remove your computer from
the bedroom for those 3 days. ;)
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On Friday 13 May 2005 11:06 am, Mark Knecht [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My world file is 235 lines long. How screwed up is that really? How
long it yours?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ # wc -l /var/lib/portage/world
67 /var/lib/portage/world
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No, he wouldn't, because he uses LVM. He can simply grow the swap
volume.
That is a nice advantage (imagine if he upgrades his ram in the future) but
will software-suspend work with swap on a logical volume?
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.
The only reason I don't use reiser4 right now is because of this issue
(lack of resizer). At some point, I figure I'll try and write one myself;
libreiser4 (at least) is GPL'd and I'd like to get back to hacking C to
make me appreciate my day job of hacking jsps.
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