aundry still ::
> emerge -pvuNDt world
I've posted that result, but it is greatly reduced now, after the above
manual cleansing. See below.
> AND NOTHING ELSE
# emerge -pvuNDt world
Calculating dependencies... done!
Total: 0 packages, Size of downloads: 0 KiB
clean!
Thanks everyone!
James
::
# cat /etc/portage/package.use/package.use | grep systemd
sys-apps/dbus -systemd
So where does the magic "-systemd" setting go to override all?
You know, one ring to rule them all?
James
e -C sys-apps/systemd sys-apps/gentoo-systemd-integration
sys-fs/udev
and then emerge eudev?
Also from the gentoo wiki change package.use entries for udev
to the same for eudev and remove those for udev. That's it?
James
) devices?
I did notice the new gentoo project::Radio. Since many/most IoT devices will
only have Rf connectivity, maybe that is the best gentoo project for IoT
centric ebuilds?
James
th java on gentoo, for the last decade. If you have ideas how to privide
a patch (even a miniscule bandaid) I'd suggest you post on bugs.gentoo.org,
as the gentoo-java team is tremendously understaffed.
hth,
James
nd old fashion approach, use your checkbook and get *exactly* what
you want via the cloud vendors' staff. Then you can edit the gentoo-wiki!
> - Grant
hth,
James
d of arm variant can cause many variations on your
problem. Make sure you have your processor/resources details. I'd recommend
you drop in on gentoo-embedded irc channela as that where most of the
arm-jocks hang out.
hth,
James
e those excess workstation resources to boost the local
cluster. That's kinda my twist (lxqt on the desktop) for single (big
problem/data) on gentoo with mesos clusters. Do drop me a line, should that
type of usage permeate your thought_cycles.
> Best regards,
> Andrew Savchenko
arigatou,
James
12.0.3-r2 as a template, if interested in that fork of Dansguardian.
> Squidguard looks like a good alternative.
I'll have to look into squidguard. Do post back if this solution
works, googling finds mixed feedback on how well that combination
of Squid and squidguard works....
> Joost
James
latest issues.
> Joost
hth,
James
http://www.dansguardian.org
Andrew Savchenko gentoo.org> writes:
> 3. Performance. This is natural to strive to get full speed and
> minimal latency from such a yummy storage.
bcahce?
https://bcache.evilpiepirate.org/
> Andrew Savchenko
hth,
James
release (3.2.1).
All comments are welcome; if there is no 3.x ebuild anywhere, I guess
I'll try my hand at an EAPI-6 ebuild for cassandra.
James
http://cassandra.apache.org/
custom set of iptables rules or a bridge-filter
would be keen information to add to a gentoo wiki page on this topic, imho.
This could also be a wonderful way for proxy-maintainers to hang in a group
and work more closely on things like digesting EAPI-6 and teaming up on
more complex ebuild issues. It does like sound fun!
James
If you find codes you like, and there is no ebuild for them (eix -R
), then you can easily create an ebuild, most of the time. Complex
dependency are a bit trickier. Check out the gentoo devmanual .
> Regards,
> /Karl Hammar
Thanks for the info! ;-)
James
[1] https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:Proxy_Maintainers
4-bit only version;
is it possible, if so, what is the pathway.
> > and app-text/acroread
Find an alternative ? Maybe run it remotely on a 32bit or multilib system
and display it on the 64 bit only system?
hth,
James
ppreciated, just in case the companies I work for do not have something
robust that allows a gentoo workstation to be a remote work companion to
whatever they use (windoze, chrome, apple, etc) for a secure solution via
remote work connections.
(thanks again Grant),
James
[1] http://www.cendio.com/seamlessrdp
inary coders that are building a Hi Performance Cluster out of C,
Rust and a minimized static-dev. So I am very curious as to your specific
and detailed motives for this 'static-dev'. If a private note is warranted,
feel encourage for that type of response. If this unbounded curiosity of
mine is unwelcome, you have my deepest apologies.
curiously,
James
ay::
Why so many? The Profile? What are other getting for the number(s)
of 32 bit libs? This thread has me curious. Some embedded systems
may be desirable to upgrade to only 64 bit libs, besides other similar installs.
James
proposal to community for comments.
Regards
Vikram
vdi...@nvidia.com
Very exciting news for the Mesos communities! Anyone interested in clusters,
containers or clouds on gentoo should keep an eye on the sys-cluster project
here at Gentoo. Contributions are also welcome.
enjoy,
James
Nikos Chantziaras gmail.com> writes:
> > I'd like to get rid of all 32bits libraries. There are only two
> > packages which I'd like to keep and which need some 32bits libraries.
OK, so I run::
EIX_LIMIT=0 eix -I --only-names | equery hasuse abi_x86_32 | wc -l
and get '279'. Maybe I
, I guess I'm curious as to other gentoo-admin
philosophies related to autounmask usage and keeping the package.use file
reasonable and as concise as possible. Suggestions?
James
use/package.use?
And both get properly parsed by emerge updates?
James
; Unmasking then running "emerge -f showconsole" worked for me.
Thanks Neil and Dale
Was up late.
James
ive I am not
aware of ? Vapier worked on it years ago.
James
hanks for all your advice Michael. If this process is made easy and
documented, maybe others will show some interests in adopting a few
packages, particularly from the maintainer-needed listings.
James
a given package; filing a bug?
tia,
James
appreciated.
Maybe some why to just search the gentoo-attic by date and/or category
and/or name is the way to have a tool to be able to go post-mortem
on package removals?
James
ek|month] -s [keyword]
hth,
James
ed KDE* and when the system is current installed
lxqt or lxde; but that does not appear desirable, in your circumstance.
hth,
James
Some simple File System i/0 results::
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article=linux-40-hdd=1
hth,
James
Computing communities
are already doing so, privately. I have been personally notified by one such
group that they are going to 'open source' their work, in detail, hopefully
early 2016, but as soon as practical. Speed optimized, dynamic cluster
formation and 100% encrypt-able platforms seem to be converging, imho.
hth,
James
P address to generate traffic.
> Yes, I already tried that and didn't get any traffic listed.
For me, it usually takes a while to find these 'buggers' as most are
vendor vestibules in my experience.
good hunting,
James
in light of these dynamic changes and
as inter-related issue between where openrc, mount, fstab and mtab will end
up, functionally, in the future gentoo scheme?
James
[1] https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Eudev
erous tools to monitor and log the
temps of drives.. Crappy, or loose (specification) drives will fail
faster that better quality drives (statistically). Over ventilation of the
chassis or housing containing the drives is always prudent. In a 4 HD bay
area, mount no more than (2) HD for best results.
hth,
James
egardless of configuration.
Multiple cards in the same system?
James
Hughes)
Proxy Maintainer
Not sure the protocol, as an ebuild hacker, java is mostly one/two
off of the usual portage pathway.. As an ebuild hacker myself
I'm looking for a kinder/gentler approach ...
guidance?
James
> > I removed the manifest from /usr/portage/dev-
?
James
a few examples ?
I'd like to see an example doc on EAPI=6 . builds and such. Dev oriented
documents are great but it also helps to have "cookbooks". If something
like this exists, even in blog posts or forum links, I'd be grateful for
that info.
James
e.org/extension-center/english-dictionaries/releases/2015.12.01>.
> (That that didn't yet exist when I was trying this, so I was trying to
> use various sources, which is one of my excuses for not getting it
> done.)
It seems that I can post via the web interface to gmane's gentoo-user group,
again; yippie!
James
and the giving (spirit) that comprises "good will" amongst us all.
happy thanksgiving,
and peace to all!
James
[1]
http://fabbritech.blogspot.com/2013/11/using-ftrace-and-kernelshark-part-2.html
Hello,
Many, including myself, are experimenting with btrfs if not using it
routinely. I ran across a very interesting list of fixes and recent
enhancements, I thought I'd share:: [1]
PS (Ralf) I still cannot post via gmane hence the new thread.
hth,
James
[1] http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail
Hello,
I can post to the gentoo-user group just fine.
But gmane will not allow 'followup'. Anybody else using gmane.org
having such issues?
James
e too.
James
http://www.sybausa.com/index.php?route=product/product=64_147_150_id=612
d to be very 'openrc' friendly!
For you kids, that's '420 friendly' :: very cool? That's actually
the literal, Klingon translation.
Has anyone tried this out (calamares)?
If so, can you put your (iso) somewhere for wider testing?
It even seems our pals @sabayon have caught the calamares bug:: [3]
and
refinements, including basic diagrams.
All input is welcome,
James
[1]
http://www.blog.turmair.de/2012/02/a-transparent-firewall-for-intrusion-prevention-and-ddos-mitigation/
to the mailing list with specific questions or requests for comments?
yes. Hopefully somebody knows of a public service or a web based service
where we can experiment, then formulate a proposal to post to bgo?
Ideas on how to do this, are most welcome?
James
[1] http://www.conceptdraw.com/ex
James tampabay.rr.com> writes:
> > I don't know if anything already exists.
> > However, if it is highly specific, a wiki-page or similar might be an
> > option where interested parties collaborate with an occasional posting
> > to the mailing list with spe
Philip Webb ca.inter.net> writes:
> > Most graphical mail clients don't display ascii_art correctly.
> Yes ! -- when my sig gets echoed back to me occasionally,
> the little trolleybus sometimes looks as if it had been in a bad accident.
I just tried to reply, keeping your 'trooley router'
.
Maybe something already exists? Maybe I should then file a bug to get wider
"buy-in" from the doc team? Ideas, discussion and examples are appreciated.
James
o much big brah for me.
@ others:: the owners of the sources still use adobe flash
so changing that is their decision and a non-starter.
@ competing solutions:: still a work in progress...
Thanks for the all the input.
have a good weekend,
James
Hello,
I was just reading about "lighspark" [1] and at first glance, it seems
to be a replacement for adobe flash with support for the latest
features. Lightspark can be found with::
'eix -R lightspark'
You may also need to run 'eix-remote update' if you have not updated
that database of
g out of sync here.
I use to use this string to update::
emerge -uDNvp world
Now I use::
emerge -uDNvp --changed-deps=y world
It catches more issues.
hth,
James
is is exactly what epatch-user was design for. And
you get 'persistence' with this type of patch. In fact,
this would be a perfect example to find it's way to
the gentoo wiki!
Bravo, a frequent nuisance, the sounds, and folks could add lots
of patches to shut off differnet annoying sounds
rt of Gentoo Release Engineering. I sure those folks will "put out"
some amazing new install toys! Either way, an "admin cd" in the installation
media collection for gentoo, does spark excitement and
curiosities and possibilities, kno?
James
[1] https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:RelEng
[2] https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:RelEng_GRS
f arm
expertise, on IRC:: gentoo-embedded.
hth,
James
Hello,
On the download pages I found this interesting choice for AMD64::
Boot Media Admin CD::
https://www.gentoo.org/downloads/
Anyone know what an .admin cd. is? Anyone tested it yet?
curiously,
James
ound on your net
Pentoo linux is also an excellent tool.
hth,
James
y it is to make it listen to PostgreSQL.
> I'm not overly attached to Bind. Having a DNS server that's easier to
> configure and maintain would be appreciated.
Here is something that many are playing with::
https://github.com/mesosphere/mesos-dns/blob/master/README.md
Many are posting about the wonderfulness and stability of web services
even on a smaller cluster.
ymmv.
hth,
James
ng
the globals flag is warranted?
Any suggestions on flag minimization?
with:: CFLAGS=" -march=native -Os -pipe"
I hope I can get the total size @ or below 3 GB, as I have several 4 GB CF
cards on hand; other suggestions?
James
Alan McKinnon gmail.com> writes:
> > I need to setup DNS primary/secondary systems on gentoo. So right now
> > I'm looking for a suggested list of packages to install with Bind,
> > iptables and DNSSEC-tools as these (2) gentoo dns servers will only
> > run the minimum packages to operate
Hello,
Anyone tested/ deployed bcachefs on gentoo yet?
@rich added to your btrfs howtos?
It looks very, very cool!
enjoy,
James
http://www.linuxveda.com/2015/08/22/linux-gain-new-file-system-bcachefs/
olled
(batched) then it just might be a hi perform fs for Solid State HD,
regardless of how the electronics/gates are set up. I usually use ext2 for
those old CF, but I'm feeling adventuresome with bcachefs. Maybe playing
around with bcachefs, will illuminate a btrfs pathway.
James
[1] http://bcache.evilpiepirate.org/
gmx.com. Still it's just an external account for testing.
More info in the next post.
thx,
James
ovider and decided to run
> IRedMail in VirtualBox. Now it's ISPconfig on an old laptop in
> VirtualBox to server as Mail, Web and local DNS server.
This does look perfect for a single static IP:: good to know.
thx to all for the help.
James
the minimum
packages to operate securely?
Also, what is the (nominal) minimum amount of RAM needed to keep all routes
in ram in these name servers?
I also found these wiki pages as resources:
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/BIND
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/BIND/Guide
James
just for completeness on this thread. Perfect
for testing mail clients, MTA and such.
Thanks!
James
Ralf <ralf+gentoo ramses-pyramidenbau.de> writes:
> I have some issues building an armv7a toolchain using crossdev.
You'll find much more expertise on the gentoo embedded IRC channel
for these sorts of issues and in depth expertise on the arm platforms.
hth,
James
13v11lpk (protocol 2.0)
Not bad for a quick workstation firewall(s). After I get sysctl setup,
I'll test a few other verssions and post again. Then wikify these
for community consumption.
Thanks
James
Folks,
I do not want gmail or any other big (brother) organization email.
I just need a simple pop3 (small) email box, in case my
(underconstruction) email server is not happy. Low traffic.
Temporary is fine too.
Suggestions most welcome.
Tia,
James
-j ACCEPT
elif [ "$1" = "stop" ]
then
echo "Stopping firewall..."
iptables -F INPUT
iptables -P INPUT ACCEPT
fi
just launched manually as a script.
Any good tools to quickly test this firewall from another local workstation?
wwr,
James
I see that the ffmpeg ebuild requires that mmxext is set if sse is set.
Isn't mmxext amd-only?
And is there really any value from micromanaging things like that in an
ebuild?
-JimC
--
James Cloos <cl...@jhcloos.com> OpenPGP: 0x997A9F17ED7DAEA6
way to gentoo so these problem in only going to grow.
Oddly enough, I feel like and uneducated admin in these matters. But, I do
now have several major corps that want me to be a temporary consultant
on cluster problems. We shall see. We shall see what's what.
wwr,
James
Martin Vaeth mvath.de> writes:
>
> James tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
> >
> > Basically from my point of view, something like TUP [1] is needed so
> > that at dependency check time you only list files that need
> > attention (linking, loading, compiling
ould force this contractor to take a large liability
policy, in the name of your company, should things go really fubar
caveat emptor!
hth,
James
of unravelling these aforementioned issues, and other issues, from the
myriad of codes, packages and strategies for distributed computing.
hth,
James
[1] http://gittup.org/tup/
[2] http://asic-linux.com.mx/~izto/checkinstall/
[3] https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:Package_Manager_Specification
[4] https://blogs.gentoo.org/blueness/2014/08/
.
I have been following 'bcache' as an interesting addition to complex
compiling scenarios. I'm not certain how it will help your 'wild ideas',
but it is worth a look, imho [1]
hth,
James
[1] http://bcache.evilpiepirate.org/
im in these waters pretty much
every day, looking for conclusions......still looking..
hth,
James
o at least identify the (-1) installed packages. I know we have 'equery
depends' but that does not traverse the entire list of installed packages,
or did I miss that syntax? Any ideas on that sort of (-1) parsing are
keenly appreciated ?
James
s on the developer profile;
a list of additional packages only or some other keen settings
and other goodies ?
James
ught I understood the problem and then lost focus?
> Just doing that alone would probably triage a
> large number of issues that confuse users which makes them somewhat
> happier and cuts down on list traffic.
and take our fun away? Now you're moving to my side of the installer issue?
;-)
James
on form of update, probably, used
by gentoo users. So how to best ferret out those oneshot packages for
update; and that's if they should be updated semantics on that?
James
setting EIX_LIMIT_COMPACT on the command line and in
> /etc/eixrc/00-eixrc, as root and as a normal user.
Hey thks bryan,
Command line does work. (too early).
The config file in /etc/eixrc/00-eixrc is not working.
curious. I'm going to reinstall a few things
That fixed it, I deleted the config file and recreated it
thx.
James
ith other tools.
' eix -cC dev-util' will yeild a short description of the codes/tools found
in dev-util.
good hunting!
James
, to no avail.
Can somebody confirm this (i did run eix-update).
Bug, or did I miss something?
James
rom the world file?
I cannot seem to find that script
James
least. I just can't believe folks this
smart that can code are such a bunch of fools Package manager?
These folks need a class in manners, ethics and common sense.
Rant on, Michael, Rant on!
hth,
James
you,
that like to show off at parties. Specs are done, but it will be approaching
3000 W, have 8 channels and should radically enhance your 'dance moves'!
Me, I would *never* put an old crappy standard 400 watt power supply
on a new 4.3 GHz system. ymmv
PPS, I really enjoy (too much) the pedantic beat down, but I'm done
on this one, so rave_on, ?
James
ster that if the 350W rig is running off a 500W supply.
Lots of quality capacitors in the PS minimize these effects. If the PS
is rated as extremely efficient (compared to other PS) then it has
better quality components inside the PS (they react faster to transients).
caveat emptor! Size does matter for a long and happy life::
;-)
James
connector broke, inside. Stange failure, so I just tape
the ethernet cable. You got somthing weird. Check the data
cable, as I assumed it was USB.
hth,
James
Alan McKinnon gmail.com> writes:
> On 17/09/2015 16:09, james wrote:
> > Huh? You really should stay in the E domain, for accuracy and not
> > confusing the readers.
> I'm not familiar with the term "E"
Aren't you an EE, amongst other talents?
Electricity an
's features to push out updates.
I just gotta get this straight, consistent and keep things seperate
in my mind, because being an old fart, reading lots of codes, sometimes
I forget the origins of hacks. (yea yea document the code you old hack)
All suggestions welcome.
TIA,
James
ve is
adequate and tested. Put a large light on the UPS. Yank the power cord
of the UPS to the wall and you should not see a flicker nor deeming
of the light of the bulb; thats a good UPS. UPS protects ALL your
electronics, but never printers as their power draw surges can easily
fry a smaller UPS.
hth,
James
d look at the code but everything is working
fine.
> > > In my /usr/local/portage and it's subdirs where I hack on many
> > > ebuild, portage.portage owns everything.?
> >
> > Make your life easy, chaown that stuff to james
>
> I personally prefer root:root
e
some time to digest/test/regress/obsess on all of this information
and let's start a new thread.
THANKS!
James
[1] http://gpo.zugaina.org/sys-devel/gcc
erlays (ebuilds) that cover
a range of brother printers, should you desire to hack that route.
hth,
James
cannot remember ever looking at this
James
ny.
Currently, I run 'eix-remote' update to update the overlays,
so does 'emaint all' properly update the overlay contents like
'eix-remote update'; I have never dug into these news updating
caveats since we migrated to git?
hth,
James
os-distcc.
Also, per this doc [1] you can get your own gentoo overlay to put
things up for wider experimentation, if you like.
[1] https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:Overlays/Dev_Guide
Very cool, what you have done,
James
lves. I not
pushing expenditures of any kind on any hardware.
Caveat Emptor.
James
something wonderful, so . keep the faith.. bro.
;-)
wwr,
James
[1] http://blog.cafarelli.fr/2015/09/testing-clang-3-7-0-openmp-support/
501 - 600 of 3938 matches
Mail list logo
