On Thu, 2006-28-09 at 11:14 +0200, Wolfgang Illmeyer wrote:
Hi,
Have a look at sys-block/gpart, it can probably help you.
Yes, I discovered gpart last night. It can be a useful tool for
partition problems, although in this case it has turned out that
testdisk was what I needed.
gpart doesn't
On Tue, 2006-26-09 at 14:09 +0200, Wolfgang Illmeyer wrote:
try running reiserfsck, with --rebuild-sb and/or --rebuild-tree, as needed.
But keep a copy of the partition around (as mentioned in the other posting),
just in case you find a better way to rescue your files
Good suggestion,
this is the first time
I have felt I have half an idea how to use it.
Robert
On Tue, 2006-26-09 at 08:20 -0500, Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. wrote:
On Monday 25 September 2006 22:55, Robert Persson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Am I
In the aftermath of my recent disaster in which I accidentally
reformatted my root partition I have been trying to install a new
system. Unfortunately this has led to some more partitions being
accidentally deleted and one of them had important data on it I need to
recover.
Unlike last time, this
On Mon, 2006-25-09 at 10:44 +0930, Iain Buchanan wrote:
so long as it created the partition without mkfs-ing it!
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On Sun, 2006-24-09 at 14:18 +0100, Jorge Almeida wrote:
Still, it would be nice to be able to edit the saved contents, since
some forms I might want to keep.
There's a firefox extension for doing just that - saving half-edited
forms and whatnot. Can't remember what it's called off the top of
I have, much to my intense surprise, managed to reformat my root
partition unintentionally. It was an EVMS native reiserfs volume, but
now it is a normal xfs partition. I haven't, as far as I am aware,
written any files to it since the unfortunate accident.
The tool I used to create the xfs
On Sat, 2006-16-09 at 11:42 -0400, David Relson wrote:
What's the best way to create a personalized ebuild to include this fix
when I build?
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Installing_3rd_Party_Ebuilds
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Create_an_Updated_Ebuild
layouts as such.
Many thanks,
Robert
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On Monday 26 June 2006 01:36, Robert Persson wrote:
The problem is that I don't know how to get it so that when I
press either the alt or the win key I get all those extra characters.
I don't think that pressing alt, win
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| I want to run fetchmail as a service and I am confused about how this works. I
| simply want to have something that will quietly fetch and deliver mail to
| maildirs to users' home
Robert Persson wrote:
I'm not panicked about this any more because I have decided to use
the relatively painless webmin to configure the ~/.fetchmailrc's and
schedule cron jobs. even though it isn't exactly what I wanted. That
said, if anyone knows what I should have done to get the fetchmail
I want to be able to use an international keyboard layout in X.
Something like the Apple U.S. layout would be really nice, but the U.S.
English Alternative International would do me fine for the moment.
The trouble is that I don't know how to get at all those extra
characters and diacritics. The
I have just acquired an Epson 1660 Photo scanner and I am having real
trouble setting the permissions.
Unfortunately I haven't been able to find a howto that explains clearly
how you are supposed to get permissions sorted out using hotplug with
more recent 2.6 kernels. There's something about a
-wiki.com/HOWTO_Install_a_USB_scanner), which is very
confusing and misleading, I'm sure there will be good few people out
there who will be very grateful to you. (And not just Gentoo users --
there is a real lack of up-to-date usb scanner documentation out there.)
Robert
Robert Persson wrote:
I have
Bo Ørsted Andresen wrote:
On Sunday 25 June 2006 13:27, Robert Persson wrote:
I want to be able to use an international keyboard layout in X.
Something like the Apple U.S. layout would be really nice, but the U.S.
English Alternative International would do me fine for the moment.
I
I got a home imap server running the other day using
courier-imap. Today, after a reboot, I couldn't log in
any more. I tried two clients and got connection
refused messages. I tried restarting courier-authlib
and courier-imap-ssl several times, but this didn't
work. However the following showed
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that fetchmail will first look at /etc/fetchmailrc. Will it then look
at each user's $HOME/.fetchmailrc? If so, can I assume that it will deal with
each user's .procmailrc suid that user?
If not, what do I need to do instead?
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driver and fglrx?
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A while ago I had a working 2-head setup which I stopped using because I
needed to use the proprietary ati driver. Now I need to revert to using the
twin-head setup, but I can't get it to work any more.
I have the same xorg.conf as before. What
FYI, I have a workaround. Set the primary video device to PCI in the bios. I
don't know why this works, but it's enough to get by with at least.
Robert
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A while ago I had a working 2
On Wednesday 07 June 2006 22:53 fei huang was like:
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in /etc/env.d/00basic I have the line
LDPATH=/usr/local/lib
yet when I enter echo $LDPATH I get nothing and I have to set it
manually to
get programs using libraries installed in /usr
in /etc/env.d/00basic I have the line
LDPATH=/usr/local/lib
yet when I enter echo $LDPATH I get nothing and I have to set it manually to
get programs using libraries installed in /usr/local/lib to work.
What have I done wrong?
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models. Is the performance of the radeon driver for this card likely to catch
up with that of fglrx in the relatively near future and make my question
obsolete?
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When I try to use java-config, the following happens:
THIS SYSTEM VM IS NOT SUFFICIENT, REQUIRED BINARIES WERE NOT FOUND
System Virtual Machine set
You may want to update your enviroment by running:
/usr/sbin/env-update source
don't work under linux, as far as
I can tell.)
I'll get around to trying out crossmeta for xfs read/write at some point soon
and let you all know how it goes.
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In my recent experience the frequent changes to the
xorg7 versions in portage are getting pretty hairy. I
have been constantly adding things to package.keywords
and package.unmask every time I do a world upgrade.
And then it got 1000 times worse...
Yesterday I did an emerge -u world which
1.0.2-r3, not
even hard masked, which means that, unless 1.0.2-r4
decides to work for me second time round, I'm stuffed.
If anybody can tell me how to downgrade painlessly to
xorg-6.8.2 I would be very grateful. :-s
Robert Persson
I will shout the names of root vegetables for money
to install all kinds of bleeding edge or obscure packages if I really need
them (which often I do).
Hmm. Decisions decisions.
Robert
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System Virtual Machine set
You may want to update your enviroment by running:
/usr/sbin/env-update source /etc/profile
The same thing happens if I try to choose blackdown-jre instead of sun-jre.
What do I need to do to get java working properly?
Thanks in advance
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is worrying; and it is still far short of the no-brain
no-stress update automation you get with apt or yast.
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difference to read/write performance to be worth doing?
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quite confused. I used not to get these messages when I ran X
clients as root. Anyone know what is going on here?
Thanks in advance
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I am having trouble capturing from a camcorder via firewire. I can control
the camera transport from each of the capturing applications (kino,
cinelerra and mainactor), but I get no video or audio. Nor do I get video
when I try to use
that with
a linux partition once—can't remember if it was reiserfs or ext3), but I
would copy all the files somewhere safe in any case because even very minor
corruption could come back to haunt you later (as many theologians never tire
of reminding us).
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and
easy to move to another machine when the time comes.
smtp is not important at the moment because the isp smtp service usually
works.
Any advice very much appreciated.
Robert
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fix..!
I've simply disabled kdm and am now using startx. Haven't had any problems
since. Not an elegant solution, but will do till I can get hold of a mac and
devote the linux box to more specialised work.
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But the screen
resolution is off
and there is no xorg.conf file in /etc/X11 to edit.
Is there an /etc/X11/XF86Config? x.org will use that
if there is no xorg.conf.
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at about the height the
login window ought to be.
I am still using kdm as my session manager, if that makes any difference (it
didn't in the past).
Any ideas what could be happening with my gnome sessions?
Thanks
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squawked:
I have just upgraded to xorg-7 and found that I can no longer use
ctrl-alt-Fn to switch out of the x server. I am using the same version of
fglrx that I
. As Apple X11 is
based on an earlier version of XFree86, this suggests that the slow screen
rendering problem was with the version of XFree/X.org used, rather than with
fglrx as such.
Any many thanks, Holly, for showing me the way.
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, but it is reliable in other
ways.
I may try messing about with my x.org versions again. It worked before when
another wine application was playing up in a similar way. That was what
prompted me to upgrade to my current version.
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] ...] or export -p
-bash: export: -m: invalid option
export: usage: export [-nf] [name[=value] ...] or export -p
How do I stop this?
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the stop and
reset buttons on the printer many times. Nothing doing. The only thing that
stops the flow is disconnecting the parallel cable.
I'm about to reboot, hoping that that will do the trick. But surely there's a
way to stop the diarrhoea without rebooting, isn't there?
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continued spewing. Also, when I rebooted,
the printing didn't start up again. I don't understand how this could be a
cups problem in that case.
:-) robert
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. Unfortunately most of them had their problems in various central
European languages, so I am still in the dark.
What should I do to get linux to recognise my scanner?
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with visudo, which will warn you in case you
make a syntax error.
Thanks! That works.
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:09.2 FireWire (IEEE 1394): Creative Labs SB Audigy FireWire Port (rev 04)
02:0b.0 Communication controller: Agere Systems LT WinModem (rev 02)
02:0c.0 VGA compatible controller: 3Dfx Interactive, Inc. Voodoo Banshee (rev
03)
Robert
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freezes? Could something
like that account for emu10k1 not behaving the same way with the same kernel?
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/sys/power/status and then to enter
a password. What am I doing wrong?
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whether bash test is being weird as well.
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The version I am using is from sys-apps/coreutils-5.2.1-r6 .
It's very hard to do a google search for anything to do with troubleshooting a
program called test. Anyone know what is going on here?
Thanks
Robert
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. evolution in general?
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button is pressed.
If I could ditch acpi and get by with apm then I would, however I am not
optimistic about this because apm is supposed not to like multiple processors
and I have a hyperthreading P4.
How am I to get power saving (well, sleep at least) working?
Thanks
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Now to see if it works...
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is initiated from the X server then I
get some kind of funny pattern on the screen of the kind that says that the
video card is confused.
This last one is the sleep state I most want to use, so any help getting it to
work properly would be much appreciated.
many thanks
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source of the problem? Is emerge getting
confused by the split kde metafiles again?
Or does the problem lie somewhere else?
Thanks people!
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should I do?
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/package.mask
Robert
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in it (aside from subdirectories and
sub-subdirectories), and index.html is an empty file. What there is in
hts-cache is a file called new.dat which contains a lot of the html that
ought to have been put into the folders, all rolled into one huge file.
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On December 2, 2005 01:05 am Neil Bothwick was like:
wget will accept most files containing URLs, it doesn't have to be a
straight list. Try feeding it your bookmark file as is.
Tried that. It borked. :-(
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, but no other files, despite the fact that
it claims to be downloading bucketloads of them.
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On December 2, 2005 07:42 am Billy Holmes was like:
Robert Persson wrote:
I have been trying all afternoon to make local copies of web pages from a
netscape bookmark file. I have been wrestling with httrack (through
wget -r http://$site/
have you tried that, yet?
The trouble is that I
directories or so (e.g.
~/websites/politics/www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/), but it didn't
actually store any html or other site content, despite the fact that it was
taking a very long time to do this and was claiming to have downloaded
hundreds of files.
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be to feed wget a list of urls. The trouble is I don't know
how to turn an html bookmark file into a simple list of urls. I imagine I
could do it in sed if I spent enough time to learn sed, but my afternoon has
gone now and I don't have the time.
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Thanks once again to everybody for their help.
Robert
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that there is no entry in the log for today (18 nov) even though I have
attempted today (18 nov according to both me and the computer) to disable and
reenable synchronisation through the (Gnome?) control panel.
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On November 7, 2005 03:50 pm Robert Persson was like:
I have just emerged xorg-x11-6.8.2-r6 and have been finding that it crashes
suddenly when I do certain things, such as click on the advanced burn
option tab in k3b. Is anyone else having this problem? Sometimes things I
The problems seem
.
Then, if you still need to, set up an electronic database that thinks the way
you like to.
Robert
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On November 11, 2005 01:57 am Nick Rout was like:
OK well mu comments below:
On Thu, 10 Nov 2005 06:20:34 -0800
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On November 9, 2005 02:17 pm Nick Rout was like:
what are you looking to do that main actor cannot do?
1. Import and edit quicktime
in wine properly?
Robert
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and back again
so that you can do lots of fast cuts without getting confused by lots of tiny
clips.
3. Be able to do lot more with sound (e.g. mixing).
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windows apps under wine. I'll post if I get something
to work reasonably well.
Robert
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let you know how I get on.
Best
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Does anybody have a recommendation as to which anti-virus program in portage
would be best for occasional on-demand scanning? The main use would be to
screen windows programs before installing them in wine.
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is the recent announcement by AVG that Linux is
about to be brought to its knees by a devastating plague of viruses. This
sounds like FUD to me and I don't like it. Clamav it is then.
Best
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Clamav it is then.
Just installed clamav and the klamav front end. Utterly painless and easy to
set up for a single-user desktop system like mine.
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-w /etc/env.d/02locale
Mine reads:
LC_ALL=en_CA.UTF-8
LANG=en_CA.UTF-8
Theres a page on gentoo.org with instructions. There's another line you need
if you live in Euroland.
Robert
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On Fri, 2005-10-28 at 20:03 -0700, Robert Persson wrote:
For some reason (probably a careless etc-update) ncurses based apps (e.g.
mc and kernel make menuconfig) have started looking really ugly
I've had that issues with the kernel
when I hit
backspace, and so on, to the point of making the applications unusable.
Any ideas?
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the metapackages (e.g. kdeedu instead of
kdeedu-meta). I think I'd been unmerging them one at a time and didn't get
around to finishing the job. Now that I have done so emerge -u world seems
to be catching the kde updates the way it should.
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have done so emerge -u world seems
to be catching the kde updates the way it should.
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-linux-gnu/3.4.4/libstdc++_pic.a
All of the above are where they should be on my system.
-Richard
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of other obscure things. But both you and Richard agree that multiple
installed library versions may be the problem. That certainly sounds
plausible to me.
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and others, for helping me (fingers crossed!)
solve this problem.
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Oops. I meant to refer to releases 2.2.11 and 2.4.1.
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I just did CC=g++ and I now get a different error, both with 1.2.11 and
1.4.1, namely:
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most of the config file changes
offered by etc-update).
Any ideas?
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kopete) when I
think I have a bug problem, which is obviously a clumsy way to do things.
I know I can emerge kdebase-meta kdeaddons-meta kdeblahblahblah to get
things up to date, but is there a way to get portage to actually deal with
kde nicely like it used to?
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between then and now
something has changed on my system to prevent it compiling properly. If gcc
hasn't changed then what on earth could it be?
Robert
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I just did CC=g++ and I now get a different error, both with 1.2.11
-office/abiword-2.4.1 failed.
!!! Function src_compile, Line 60, Exitcode 2
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using g++
instead of gcc. How can I do this in portage? Do I need to emerge anything
to be able to use g++?
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No worries. I ned all the hlep I can get ;-)
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Hope that gelps!
That should be helps. Sorry about that. Please excuse my apparent
lack of caffeine. :o
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emerge --verbose --pretend gcc.
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Should I enable the mmx use flag when I am compiling stuff (e.g. mplayer) for
a pentium 4? I'm confused because I've kind of got the idea that mmx is
obsolete, but I'm not clear exactly how obsolete.
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-stop-daemon would obviously solve this. I just want to check that
there is no workaround before I file an enhancement request in the bugzilla.
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get all programs launched by p2p to run with umask 0002, but I can't
work out how to do that either.
Can anyone help me with this?
Many thanks
Robert
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Robert Persson
Don't use nuclear weapons to troubleshoot faults.
(US Air Force Instruction 91-111, 1 Oct 1997)
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kdeartwork, kdeaddons, kdebase etc. installed.
How did I get in this mess and how (without recompiling all of kde) do I get
out of it?
Thanks
Robert
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Robert Persson
Don't use nuclear weapons to troubleshoot faults.
(US Air Force Instruction 91-111, 1 Oct 1997)
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