ove that it will then upgrade to the stable version, so that my
> system will be pretty much just stable packages.
I'd use ~ instead of = so it will accept -r1, -r2, etc. variants of that
version, to pick up any bug fixes. Once one of those variants, or a
higher version, becomes stable yo
On Wednesday, 29 April 2020 10:15:09 BST Peter Humphrey wrote:
> I'm still puzzled at why creating an asound.conf enabled - phonon? - to pick
> the right device. Alsa is not installed here, apart from alsa-lib; no
> applications.
Well, that was a hostage to fortune. Today, afte
new ones popped up to make
sure they were secure. Thoughts??
Some had to be redone ... Elliptic Cryptograph Curve or whatever it's
called. The basic maths is secure, but the NSA got a standard released
(you have to pick a set of constants) where the constants had been
nobbled. DJB has rel
On Thu, Jul 23, 2020 at 08:46:52PM -0500, Dale wrote:
> At least it isn't just me. Sometimes I think bugs/bad features pick on
> me. While annoying, I guess it is harmless. It just seems that as long
> as it has been doing this, someone would have raised the hood and looked
&g
Stroller has a cool idea:
> On 16 Oct 2009, at 12:58, Alex Schuster wrote:
[I want a Linux PC to act as USB mass storage device]
> The hack that springs to mind is to see if you can pick up an Openmoko
> Freerunner with a broken screen. I'd guess you might be able to pick
> one
hat point. They did what they did and you can call it
anything you want. I call it dropping the ball and it is not going to
change. Can you tell that yet?
then why is Redhat having to pick up that
ball? If KDE hadn't dropped the ball, then Redhat wouldn't have to
pick up t
On Fri, Jul 20, 2012 at 9:49 PM, Alecks Gates wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 20, 2012 at 8:27 PM, Philip Webb wrote:
>> 120720 Dale wrote to me as OP:
>>> If you need help with this, i'd be glad to help you pick parts
>>> for your build. The biggest thing is t
Anytime I'm using either out-of-kernel modules or more experimental
features in the kernel (zfs, nvidia binary drivers, btrfs, etc) I tend
to carefully control what kernel series I'm running. I pick an LTS
that is supported and stable for everything I'm doing, and stick with
it until
. Thankfully,
> I keep duplicates of the codes in an old fashion directory tree
> structure;(circa 35 years now).
>
> Better yet MO writes::
>
>
> You'll spend a while getting used to git, there's no way around it. You
> just have to pick a project and force yourself to u
mutually inconsistent Gentoo mail server docs,
omitting the bits I don't need and interpreting the rest. Bits I
don't need? Database backend, web-mail access, web admin tools,
fancy multi-user authorisation, any other baroque complexity.
There are a LOT of ways to do this. You need t
nother
/proc/sys/net/ipv6/ node gets tweaked which causes interfaces to stop
listening to RAs. Consequentially, Linux machines running as routers
tend to get their IPv6 addresses statically configured. With client
network nodes, manual configuration of static addresses is very
unusual. With network ap
d Firefox extensions
> don't work on Pale Moon (my "daily driver"). I notice the existance of
> a "net-vpn" category in the repo, too. What works for people here, and
> how well? What are your experiences?
>
I been using Surfshark and openvpn for over a y
in, but the receiver didn't pick up any
> signal (I made sure all the right settings are selected on the
> receiver).
>
> So my question... Is optical output supported in ALSA and the driver
> for Intel High Definition audio controller? Do I have to compile with
> any speci
rk at /mnt/portage/local.
Until I pick up my laptop and drive to work, where network speeds to my
server drop from 100Mbit to 50kbit and I need that local copy!
Which is why I'm glad there are multiple ways to do it :)
--
Iain Buchanan
Old robot: I choose to believe what I was programmed to believe.
set
> > to /mnt/portage/distfiles in each make.conf.
> Until I pick up my laptop and drive to work, where network speeds to my
> server drop from 100Mbit to 50kbit and I need that local copy!
I tend not to run emerges when away from home, although the lack of a
local copy does prove
t; strong connections to some APs, but it can't even find others that the
>> laptop's internal card finds and connects to no problem.
>
>
> Maybe the USB dongle doesn't support as many bands as the internal WiFi? eg.
> Dongle is B/G only, while internal is A/B/G?
>
On 8 Jan 2010, at 15:49, Grant wrote:
...
That's a good idea, but I'm actually able to pick up the difficult
AP's with the same dongle when its normal omnidirectional antenna is
attached instead of the strong directional one. Could a failing
antenna exhibit this behavior?
>> That's a good idea, but I'm actually able to pick up the difficult
>> AP's with the same dongle when its normal omnidirectional antenna is
>> attached instead of the strong directional one. Could a failing
>> antenna exhibit this behavior?
>
> I&
hed before I go
to bed. I'll pick things up tomorrrow after work.
--
Walter Dnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
An infinite number of monkeys pounding away on keyboards will
eventually produce a report showing that Windows is more secure,
and has a lower TCO, than linux.
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he CD drive
so, I'm back at the
livecd root # prompt.
How do I continue from where I left off or do I have to start all over
again?
Of course not! Just set up your network, mount your partitions and
/proc and then chroot back into /mnt/gentoo. Then just pick up where
you think it left off.
db1 to /dev/hda2. If so would anyone know the
correct command so I pick up any hidden files ,etc.
--
Thanks, Richard
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wever, emerge doesn't seem to be picking
it up. It does pick it up if I set it in /etc/make.conf, but I'd rather
limit it to just the building of LIRC.
I already emerged lirc by setting it on the command-line; emerge wants
to rebuild lirc - for example, I had to set LIRC_DEVICES on the c
ant to wait for mirrors to pick up the mask and do "emerge --sync"
again, please mask this version until the mistake is fixed:
echo "=media-libs/tiff-3.8.2-r6" >> /etc/portage/package.mask
See http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=274092 for details and put
your email add
DSL for the past 5 years or so.
> It is supposed to be here next week. They put the cards in the DSL box
> today. YEPPIE If I don't get DSL this time, my next post may be
> from jail. I'm going to drive my uninsured 3/4 ton pick up right over
> their shiney new DSL
rap like that.
Expected date, *9-9-2009*. :-@
I was planning to test DSL on this little update.
Total: 26 packages (8 upgrades, 1 downgrade, 2 new, 15 reinstalls), Size
of downloads: 142,546 kB
Now it is a >15 hour download. I'm starting to picture my 3/4 ton
pick-up on top of that D
Dale [09-01-02 17:42]:
> Hi folks,
>
> I mentioned in another thread that I recently got me a new cell phone.
> I would like to know what software a person can use to take a mp3 song
> and edit it down. You know, pick out the 15 or 20 seconds that you want
> to use as a ring
meino.cra...@gmx.de wrote:
> Dale [09-01-02 17:42]:
>
>> Hi folks,
>>
>> I mentioned in another thread that I recently got me a new cell phone.
>> I would like to know what software a person can use to take a mp3 song
>> and edit it down. You know, pick ou
gt; config in from the previous tree, then I run menuconfig and search for
> > lines ending in [NEW] or [DEPRECATED].
>
> How is this different from using make oldconfig, apart from the UI?
I don't know; I just pick up my clues where I can. Perhaps there's a
difference in h
ortage.com site
> interface, it might make things real easy.
>
> Just think, you search for a device like a Kensington Mouse or keyboard.
> A list is presented of what features a config which has been created
> will do for that device, you pick and download it into the proper
> dir
On Monday 27 August 2007 03:28:34 W.Kenworthy wrote:
> Some files did turn out to be from currently installed packages (curl,
> gnuplot, glade, ...) that revdep-rebuild didnt pick up - a bit of a
> worry ...
Probably the most reliable version of revdep-rebuild currently in the tr
On Monday 17 September 2007, Anno v. Heimburg wrote:
> Mick wrote:
> > Somewhat puzzled that a emerge -upDv world before I remerged flac did not
> > pick these up . . .
>
> That can happen if sdl-sound is not in the worldfile and is not depended
> upon, directly or indire
compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV11 [GeForce2 MX/MX 400]
x11-drivers/nvidia-drivers
Installed versions: 96.43.05
So some provisions have to be made, as the older card is barely supported
any more. I do need X11 to run JFFNMS on these systems. Or maybe I'll
just pick up either anoth
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Volker Armin Hemmann wrote:
| On Freitag, 27. Juni 2008, Neil Bothwick wrote:
|> I think it could be the pick-and-mix approach to keywording, I use pure
|> ~amd64 on my desktop and laptop and the only problems I've had recently
|> tu
Comments for this thread have been helpfu. I have done a test install
from the live install cd. For now, I guess, 74 GB is enough for the
entire system, leaving out my older /home directories and archives, so
I just let the installer pick a preferred partitioning configuration.
Next I think
.
I think he understands that by now. His question is more like:
If eix tells me that an update to vigra is available, then why does emerge -uD
world not pick it up?
sorcerer, what is your arch, and what is the outputs from 'eix -e vigra'
and 'emerge -pv media-libs/vigra'
--
alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com
ke kde-meta:4.
>
> I used it the last time I tried KDE4 and it did just as was expected,
> except is added =cat/pkg-vers, which I changed to ~cat/pkg/vers so I
> could pick up and fixes.
>
>
>
You can tell it not to put versions tho.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] / # autounmask -h
ane then what is that file doing in portage tree
> as said by him rather than in /etc/sane.d ?
Thank you both. I also have it in /etc/sane.d/ as slocate tells me:
# slocate dll.conf
/etc/sane.d/dll.conf
However, slocate does not pick up the /var/tmp/portage/dll.conf file - why is
that?
Meanw
After reading some docs, the impression I get is that the 'nocona'
flag is for building a 64-bit system... For a 32-bit system, it seems
like 'prescott' would be the choice, wouldn't it?
This from the GCC website about 4.2.0 release changes:
IA-32/x86-64
* -mtune=generic can now be used to
On Thu, 24 May 2007 11:13:30 -0400, Denis wrote:
> After reading some docs, the impression I get is that the 'nocona'
> flag is for building a 64-bit system... For a 32-bit system, it seems
> like 'prescott' would be the choice, wouldn't it?
Yes.
> We don't have gcc-4.2.0 in our portage availa
On Thu, May 24, 2007 12:38 pm, Denis wrote:
> My aim is to build a fast, stable system for my
> computations, which ultimately brought me to another major decision:
> 32-bit or 64-bit... I run simulations which I write in C and
> numerical computations which I run in Mathematica (which has just
>
ect file: No such file or directory
> revdep-rebuild doesn't pick any thing up
> Do I have to rebuild Qt? or another package? which one provides that
> library. I've tried down-grading to the previous version but that's now
> been package.masked
It seems the new version of
le: No such file or directory
revdep-rebuild doesn't pick any thing up
Do I have to rebuild Qt? or another package? which one provides that library.
I've tried down-grading to the previous version but that's now been
package.masked
This is a real pain in the buttocks. How can I ph
portage did apply the patches from that directory while
> the most recent one does not.
>
> I consider this auto-patching feature quite useful and would like
> to use it, but currently I don't know how to do that. And also, is
> portage supposed to pick the patches up a
in32codecs use flag enabled. You can
do this with equery or eix (or other equivalent tools).
equery uses mplayer
eix mplayer
Use the information from the the wiki to help you pick the right flags
and required packages:
http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/MPlayer
For example, the mplayer output posted
s inside
> [ebuild ] at the start of lines are in yellow. It's a huge gain being
> able to pick out the few new things that really stand out that way.
It also helps if you don't use -v, as then the only USE flags shown are
changes.
--
Neil Bothwick
-Come, come, why they couldn't hit an elephant from this dist-
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ways, it is a nightmare. If something is unmasked, I
have to go find the file that unmasked it. I have several since I
use autounmask for most of it. Then add in that the new autounmask
part of emerge seems to pick a random file to add too. At that
point, not much makes sense anymore
Alan McKinnon wrote:
This will never change, because you can't pick up a turd by the clean end.
ROFLMBO That is so true.
I have to add. I subscribe to some service that emails security
problems, usually when they are fixed but anyway. I get a LOT of those
related to flash. I
On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 2:01 PM, Dale wrote:
> As the list knows, I been having random lock ups on my system. I'm in the
> process of one last emerge -e world but I'm not holding my breath it will
> change anything. So, I'm wanting to try a unstable version of both gcc and
> glibc.
Do what you w
lly-signed system (Windows 9 / OS XI or so) or a cracked
> boot, with little in the way of switching between the two, at least
> initially
>
> I know which one I'd pick if it came down to it :)
And you really need not worry about it, some geek (Torvalds?) will
surely find out a way.
--
Nilesh Govindarajan
http://nileshgr.com
On Monday 24 December 2012 09:24:16 AM IST, Grant Edwards wrote:
> On 2012-12-23, luis jure wrote:
>> on 2012-12-22 at 17:13 Alan McKinnon wrote:
>>
>>> Now, imagine you are the guy at Samsung deciding what features the S2
>>> will support. Which option you gonna
ular user. xdm and other
X login managers will still work.
The "suid" USE flag is enabled by default in the xorg-server ebuild:
IUSE="${IUSE_SERVERS} ipv6 minimal nptl selinux +suid tslib +udev"
Since you disabled it on your own, you now get to pick up the pieces.
It's what you wanted.
bvious and unavoidable: there are 231 parts that
currently are in my world file, and I do not know what all of them
do. I can cherry-pick a few that are obvious throw-aways by removing
them from world, and waiting to see if they get updated anyway because
they're actually needed.
Does anybody ha
d play these pictures in a row sliding from one side to the
> other and back repeatedly.
>
> By the way is it possible to automate the extraction of the smaller
> pictures
no doubt it should be possible to do it "automatically". Have a look at
`convert --crop`. You could set
edly.
>>
>>By the way is it possible to automate the extraction of the smaller
>>pictures
>
>
> no doubt it should be possible to do it "automatically". Have a look at
> `convert --crop`. You could set it up in a script to pick out the
> pieces.
>
> > iptables: No chain/target/match by that name
> The standard Gentoo-sources kernel does not include the TARPIT target.
> You need to pick up an updated kernel iptables source from
> netfilter.org <http://netfilter.org>
--- snip---
Simply adding "
> Then, because I needed to use the phone, after
> downloading 150Megs or so, I ctrl-C'd outta there
> thinking I could pick up where I left off. Wrong!
>
> wget wants to start from the beginning. I gave it the
> -nc option and it reports 'already there, not
> retr
m where it
> > was stopped.
> >
> > I have two questions:
> >
> > 1) Is there any possibility to stop and later continue (after reboot)
> > emerge -e world without compiling every package again?
>
> OK, I can answer this myself (I hope correctly) : &quo
he last lines in the file.
After that, you should be able to just issue the original emerge
command, and it should pick up where it left off.
> -Original Message-
> From: Tamas Sarga [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2005 4:20 AM
> To: gentoo-user@lis
right click on gkrelm and look for sensors under plugins. If
everything is working, there should be a big list of checkboxes there you may
enable. if you modprobe these modules *after* starting gkrellm it wont pick
them up tho.
--
I WILL NOT CUT CORNERS
" "" " "
.
I'm guessing that you need to rewrite the boot block
with the grub shell.
man grub
does dd use any sort of error checking?
No.
Any suggestions?
Yes.
they way I do it every time, is create the partitions and use rsync.
Then you know every file will be copied correctly, and you can
OK.
Yes, KDE is still slotted.
> I use kdm and can select what version of KDE I want to login to. I also
> used that to select between KDE, Gnome, IceWM etc when I was testing the
> waters. Just thought you would like to know that. Kept me from having
> to edit rc.conf to pick what
Neil Bothwick wrote:
>>I use kdm and can select what version of KDE I want to login to. I also
>>used that to select between KDE, Gnome, IceWM etc when I was testing the
>>waters. Just thought you would like to know that. Kept me from having
>>to edit rc.conf to pick
that will work better if you are running into the same timeout
problem I used to have. You may want to try "mirrorselect -i -r".
Please, make a backup of make.conf before you run that. Some have ran
into problems with it messing up the file. Just pick the mirror that is
closest and
ke:
OOO_FORCE_DESKTOP=kde oowriter2
And see if you get different results.
Yeay! Result! Gnome and KDE look cool. 'none' looks yukky. So, I
guess mine picks up none, which is puzzling given my USE flags - I
mean, what's the point setting flags then? How can I make OOo pi
I'm searching for a Reverse SMA to TNC connector for this. Anyone knows
where I can find it in the near vicinity of San Jose?
Thanks.
These connectors are common in Amatuer radio and although I cant give
you an exact location on where to pick one up (sorry a quick check of
a couple sites
:
> For easy fast comunication between winxp and linux machines, is
there
> anything other than samba the works reliably.
HTTP
FTP
DAV
Samba
SSH/SCP
(probably others too)
Take your pick. Though as far as I know the only one Windows can
actually mount (as a drive) is Samba.
I think that
On Sunday, October 8, 2017 6:48:14 PM CEST Viktar Patotski wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The proper to get it done is to submit an upgrade request to
> https://bugs.gentoo.org/ . And then even probably provide ebuild for
> maintainers to pick it up.
>
> Best regards,
> Viktar
>
&g
everywhere.
>
> That doesn't matter much beyond compile time, which is not excessive :
> Xsane will interrogate the scanner & when it's told it's an Epson V550
> it will load the appropriate driver & go from there.
> From the point of view of system mainte
nt the "s"'s... very
> carefully; sse3 != ssse3).
>
>
Thanks! I have successfully rebuilt the system with "-march=nocona -O2
-pipe" (and switched to gcc 6.4.0/profile 17 while I was at it) and
everything seems to be running fine. Hopefully I can pick up a micro-ATX
LGA11
ion it seems we're all misled
by your description.
Your real question is "Why a GTK application won't pick up KDE's theme
settings", and the answer is it simply doesn't know about Qt in the
first place. I downloaded the archive you used and ldd'd all the
libraries, n
On Mon, 22 Jun 2015 23:08:03 +0100, Mick wrote:
> > That's one of the benefits of using OpenWRT/DD-WRT. You can ask on the
> > forums or search the Wiki to see what features are available - or even
> > RTF(online)M. As long as you pick a fully supported device, all the
&g
On Tuesday 23 Jun 2015 07:30:22 Neil Bothwick wrote:
> On Mon, 22 Jun 2015 23:08:03 +0100, Mick wrote:
> > > That's one of the benefits of using OpenWRT/DD-WRT. You can ask on the
> > > forums or search the Wiki to see what features are available - or even
> > >
On 2015-08-28, Neil Bothwick wrote:
> On Thu, 27 Aug 2015 19:34:30 + (UTC), Grant Edwards wrote:
>
>> I know it has worked in the past, and I know that recent versions of
>> some distros that use Grub2 still allow you to pick a partition for
>> the bootloader dur
On Fri, Oct 2, 2015 at 4:28 AM, Nuno Magalhães wrote:
> I'd say the method is the same as with any other laptop: pick one
> specific model, look into its hardware (this[1] and a liveCD may be
> handy), search for drivers, search "gento" + ,
> follow the handbook.
>
Peter Humphrey wrote:
> On Friday 17 Mar 2017 15:57:14 I wrote:
>
>> So it looks as though something hasn't been installed right. I'm running
>> an emerge -e world at the moment to see if I can pick something up from
>> it.
> Hasn't made the slightest di
On Sun, Sep 14, 2014 at 09:02:36PM +0100, Neil Bothwick wrote:
> You have two options. If the ebuild supports it, put the patch file
> in /etc/portage/vat/pkg-version/ and re-emerge it. Many ebuild will pick
> up user patches like this.
>
> Alternatively, run "ebuild prepare
ver I type appears on two terminals
> > simultaneously. How do I enter in a stage where I left off and try to
> > finish installation? Thanks a lot
>
> Repeat your earlier steps in the same order up to the point where you
> started installing stuff (you don't need to
New box, new user profiles and new KDE installation.
Same problem:
The bluefish application no longer shows icons for its main menu. Hovering
over the main menu buttons reveals text tool-tips, but the buttons themselves
are blank. I was under the impression that Bluefish will pick up the
On 2019-01-24 21:59, Michael Jones wrote:
You really can't run Gentoo safely for very long without paying
close attention to what you are doing - with both installs and
upgrades.
I don't know that this is true. I've had the same set of use flags
configured on all of my Gentoo computers for 5-
/mnt/phone
Yep, I second that recommendation. There are also a couple free FTP
servers that work well. I've had good luck with FTPServer by Andreas
Liebig, but there's really no reason to pick FTP over SSH/SCP/SFTP.
--
Grant Edwards grant.b.edwardsYow! Isn't this m
Mick wrote:
> Encryption still works, at least for some attackers. The fact that burglars
> can pick locks doesn't
mean that you should leave your door unlocked. FWIW I just checked my
bank's website encryption ... they *still* use RC4!!! O_O I guess they
are keen to make sure all
file to create the N'+1 file?
conf-update allows you to merge the new and old files, prompting you to
pick which to use on each differing section, with a further option to
edit the lines. That way you can keep your changed lines but still add
lines relating to new config options
Ashley Dixon wrote:
> On Thu, Jul 23, 2020 at 08:46:52PM -0500, Dale wrote:
>> At least it isn't just me. Sometimes I think bugs/bad features pick on
>> me. While annoying, I guess it is harmless. It just seems that as long
>> as it has been doing this, someone woul
e any shares, and have to use what is already configured. The
software allows export of data to an USB stick, but I would like to
avoid
having to move the stick around to the Linux PC afterwards.
The hack that springs to mind is to see if you can pick up an Openmoko
Freerunner with a broken sc
upport[2]
Build/install/reboot and you should now see your two CD drives appearing
as sr0 and sr1. udev should now pick them both up, and write a new
70-persistent-cd.rules file, with the IDE drive having a different
ID_PATH, something like:
ENV{ID_PATH}=="pci-:00:1f.1-scsi-0:0:0:
Alecks Gates wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 20, 2012 at 8:27 PM, Philip Webb wrote:
>> 120720 Dale wrote to me as OP:
>>> If you need help with this, i'd be glad to help you pick parts
>>> for your build. The biggest thing is to make sure things work together.
>> T
Qian Qiao wrote:
Ok, i top post, just for you, :)
Imagine someone who wasn't following the thread need to do to pick up
this thread:
1. Scroll all the way to the bottom, read Ted's message.
2. Scroll a bit upwards, to read you message
3. Then scroll all the way to the to
‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐
On Thursday, September 3, 2020 11:19 PM, John Blinka
wrote:
> Could you elaborate on this? Don’t know css, but could pick it up. I’m
> assuming that web pages already contain css code to direct their
> appearance.
yes.
> So you apparent
GUI module for the Qt toolkit
You do not need to emerge qt. Just emerge the stuff that uses qt and
let
portage pick the bits needed.
I wasn't aware that x11-libs/qt-gui was the "new name" for x11-libs/
qt. Especially since I had both installed. However I have now
unmerrged
ain bitterly because the hash in the
> manifest will fail. Then you will know something is wrong.
>
> If I trojan the ebuild and the portage tree to match my trojaned sources, you
> will probably not pick it up. This would be very risky indeed for me to do as
> I can't be sure
ote printing. I
> have the client's IP in /etc/cups/cupsd.conf and the server's IP in
> /etc/cups/client.conf but the client won't pick up the server's HP for
> printing.
>
> Could there be any extra configuration required for remote printing
> when switching fr
o do with anthing? I'm not saying it "kinda works"; I'm
saying it works great. Much better than anything else I have tried.
> At the end of the day I want to pick a sound system and use it.
> I do not want one forced on me.
This is OpenSource; nobody is "forcing"
>>> That's a good idea, but I'm actually able to pick up the difficult
>>> AP's with the same dongle when its normal omnidirectional antenna is
>>> attached instead of the strong directional one. Could a failing
>>> antenna exhibit this beh
tick,
> but I'm missing something (I'm not that good in reading the scripts :-/
> Can anybody have a pick at it and tell me what is it looking for?
>
> --
> #Joseph
This looks very promising- if you keep on compiling things without any more
kernel panics, bad ram must have
o buy from a store with a liberal return/exchange
> policy...of course it always helps if it says "supports linux" on the box!
>
> -Richard
This is exactly why I stick with Proxim or Buffalotech, they aren't
the usual moving targets like some other vendors. It's also ni
ity is working behind the scenes, keeping track
of the connections that your machine is participating in.
I don't see that on a machine where I've tried to pick every iptable
and contrack setting for the kernel I could find. Including the ones
on that page that are still around.
conclusion? How would attracting users who are
> > unwilling to read documentation and get their hands dirty increase
> > the number of potential developers?
>
> Taken to the extreme, if *all* the ubuntu users (to pick on ubuntu
> for a minute) suddenly switched to gentoo I would
hould it be avoided completely?
James
Not sure if the flag is safe but I don't think portage will pick up on
changes to CFLAGS. You will have to do a emerge -e for all the
packages to be compiled with the new setting.
You could also just change it and let the packages update over t
> work with kernel modules or with external modules ... or with both?
>
It should work with both - from its perspective, there shouldn't be any
difference between in-kernel or an external module, actually :-)
So if it doesn't work already with -Dwext, you might want to make sure
omised DSL for the past 5 years or so.
> It is supposed to be here next week. They put the cards in the DSL box
> today. YEPPIE If I don't get DSL this time, my next post may be
> from jail. I'm going to drive my uninsured 3/4 ton pick up right over
> their
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