=== On Sat, 08/29, Simon Hunt wrote: ===
And you don't get freezes or anything?
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No, everything seems to be working fine now.
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It seems that emerge can be rather impolite at times.
[ebuild I FU ] app-emulation/vmware-workstation-6.5.3.185404
;-)
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=== On Thu, 08/20, Allan Gottlieb wrote: ===
=net-libs/xulrunner-1.9.0* required by ('installed', '/',
'www-client/epiphany-2.24.3-r10', 'nomerge')
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The latest version of epiphany is 2.26.3. try unmerging your epiphany
first.
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=== On Fri, 08/21, Beau Henderson wrote: ===
Not if your @stable.
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But firefox 3.5 is not marked stable. Then there is some mixup here.
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experience, was not a fun upgrade/downgrade)
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several Gentoo systems,
well, it starts to become a little burdensome...
Each Gentoo system is unique in the world.
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=== On Thu, 08/20, Nikos Chantziaras wrote: ===
The 'dmesg' command and the ~/.xsession-errors
and /var/log/Xorg.0.log files should contain the specific error
messages.
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X errors might actually be in /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old by then.
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=== On Mon, 08/17, Dale wrote: ===
So, another possible cause dealt with. Still watching for others
tho.
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Any clues in /var/log/Xorg.0.log ?
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and environment variables:
# $1 - interface name
# $6 - ipparam name
case $6 in
ipparamvalue)
ip route add 10.0.0.0/8 dev $1;;
esac
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=== On Sat, 08/15, Dale wrote: ===
Have you tried emerging xorg-server with hal disabled? That is
assuming you are using the 1.5 or 1.6 version.
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FYI, I am using the latest X server with hal enabled and the evdev
input driver and it all works fine.
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it, but it is probably something else.
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=== On Sun, 08/16, Keith Dart wrote: ===
Try it, but it is probably something else.
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BTW, another thing to try is to just comment out any input
configuration in (e.g. for mouse or kbd driver) in your xorg.conf file.
With hal/evdev it is now entirely automatic and having those in your
=== On Sun, 08/16, Grant wrote: ===
My new IP seems to be on at least 2 spam lists.
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It might be better to just get them off the spam lists. ;-) Most of
them have an automated system where they can re-check your IP and
adjust the list.
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that can determine if the problem
is in the X server, or the Linux kernel input/event subsystem.
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=== On Wed, 08/12, Neil Bothwick wrote: ===
start() {
su - user -c /path/to/program/binary
}
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That works as long as the binary forks and runs as a daemon. If not,
you will probably have to use the start-stop-daemon helper program.
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=== On Sun, 08/02, Christer Ekholm wrote: ===
Just installing it doesn't break portage. But using it does! :)
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That's probably why it's there now. ;-)
Thanks for the clarification everyone. I was wondering the same thing.
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=== On Mon, 08/03, Christer Ekholm wrote: ===
I think that the comma on line 41 in /usr/bin/emerge is simply not
valid in python-3
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Right.
http://docs.python.org/3.1/whatsnew/3.0.html
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for the clarification. One down...
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the 3D acceleration I'd recommend you switch
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noticed that. I did notice a definite speed and
stability improvement after switching to the open-source drivers. The
ati-drivers also crashed my system occasionally.
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from the facts from the official web site. That's all I have
to go on. Well, there is also my experience with it...
There is one thing I know for certain: This is the first ATI card I
ever bought or spec-ed, and it will be the last one.
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full support of
features in open-source drivers for the Xorg server that are
stable and fast without any 32-bitness then perhaps I will reconsider.
But I don't expect that to happen any time soon.
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. It is
possible to have multiple versions of it installed on a system.
Alternatively the ghc package could use some maintenance. It's the only
one I know of that has that dependency locked to 5.
for a quick fix you can lock readline to 5 in /etc/portage/package.mask
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that is not in the guide or it just don't like my
hardware. My mouse is a old P/S2 type mouse. It's not even as
complicated as a USB thingy.
Did you add the acpid, hald and dbus to the default runlevel?
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that).
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Oh, I see. Well, regarding the Intel graphics (I have the same thing) I
found that it is related to the mesa version and X configuration,
anyway, not the X server version. I currently have the latest X server
but with mesa-7.3 and it works fine.
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a permanent record and a change to view them at the end of a
ebuild set.
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the hal use flag and emerge x11-drivers/xf86-input-evdev. See if
that helps you.
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On Fri, 10 Jul 2009 01:18:35 -0700
Keith Dart ke...@dartworks.biz wrote:
Set the hal use flag and emerge x11-drivers/xf86-input-evdev. See if
that helps you.
Also make sure you have this in your make.conf:
INPUT_DEVICES=keyboard mouse evdev
Remove mouse and keyboard sections in your
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(~X) then
you are on the bleeding edge of open source development. Therefore
occasional breakage is to be expected. File a bug, make it better.
If you want stable, then use Ubuntu LTS release, or CentOS. Stable, but
boring. ;-)
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On May 31, 2009, at 1:14 PM, Adrian wrote:
Many moons ago I purchased a Linux Cool Keyboard. The great thing
about this keyboard is that a. it has great tactile response and b. it
has a cover which folds down to protect the keyboard when not in use.
I had one too. :-) Had to replace it with
hardware and/or
BIOS. It may not be a Linux or Gentoo problem.
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On May 26, 2009, at 4:07 PM, KH wrote:
You can do whatever you wish as long as USE contains all you need
in the
end. Example:
USE_FOO=this n that
USE_BAR=some more flags
BLAH=whatever else there might be
USE=${USE_FOO} ${USE_BAR} ${BLAH}
Thank's. That is exactly what I was looking
On May 26, 2009, at 4:52 PM, Peter Humphrey wrote:
On Wednesday 27 May 2009 00:33:12 Keith Dart wrote:
But that will likely break, or render useless, the ufed tool.
If you don't use that, you probably should.
Why?
Makes it easy to change USE flags. You see the flag name, current
On May 26, 2009, at 6:16 PM, Peter Humphrey wrote:
Changing USE flags is easy enough already, isn't it? I don't think I
want
any program meddling in my make.conf, thanks.
No, I have not yet memorized all of them, and they change frequently.
But suit yourself, I like ufed.
On May 26, 2009, at 6:41 PM, Dale wrote:
Memorized all of what? Open a text editor and edit make.conf. What
do
you need to memorize? If you use KDE, you can edit them with kwrite
which is about as easy as it gets. Heck, I been using Gentoo for
years
and I don't recall ever using ufed.
that installed Python 2.6 for you. You can always unmerge the specific
old version afterwards. e.g.
emerge --unmerge =dev-lang/python-2.5.4-r2
HTH,
Keith
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