Yes, I thought about it too. However, the packages.7 manpage is part of
the pkgsrc bootstrap, so adding a link would either have to be done
directly by the pkgsrc people or we'd have to add it to
nrelease/Makefile (which I'll do on the weekend if no one objects).
packages(7) doesn't explain how
Hi,
Running DFBSD 1.9, I just built xmms. Though it does work, I missed the
CD Audio player plugin. After some searching I found I missed
libcdaudio, so I built that too and put it in /usr/pkg/lib/xmms/Input.
However, xmms still doesn't show CD Audio player in the Input plugin
windows. I
Thanks,
Im continueing the compiling now. :)
Don't celebrate yet. It builds but ksysguard shows garbage data so
I'll have to check out the stats structure as corecode recommended.
That's what I get for digging in over my head and guessing on old -
new mappings.
I have a feeling this will be
On Fri, 23 Feb 2007, Trevor Kendall wrote:
Yes, I thought about it too. However, the packages.7 manpage is part of
the pkgsrc bootstrap, so adding a link would either have to be done
directly by the pkgsrc people or we'd have to add it to
nrelease/Makefile (which I'll do on the weekend if
Yes, I thought about it too. However, the packages.7 manpage is part of
the pkgsrc bootstrap, so adding a link would either have to be done
directly by the pkgsrc people or we'd have to add it to
nrelease/Makefile (which I'll do on the weekend if no one objects).
NetBSD does link to
Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
Yes, I thought about it too. However, the packages.7 manpage is part of
the pkgsrc bootstrap, so adding a link would either have to be done
directly by the pkgsrc people or we'd have to add it to
nrelease/Makefile (which I'll do on the weekend if no one objects).
NetBSD
Hello,
We have our switches' (3x HP 2524) pots assigned to 2 VLANs. All traffic from
the switches goes through my (much-anticipated) filtering bridge. I would like
to do the following:
- Assign the bridge's both interfaces to one of the two VLANs.
- The other VLAN serves management purposes
On Fri, 23 Feb 2007, Huub wrote:
Hi,
Running DFBSD 1.9, I just built xmms. Though it does work, I missed the CD
Audio player plugin. After some searching I found I missed libcdaudio, so I
built that too and put it in /usr/pkg/lib/xmms/Input. However, xmms still
doesn't show CD Audio player
I find it's not that simple. When I start xmms I see this error:
/usr/pkg/lib/xmms/Input/libcdaudio.so: Undefined symbol read_audio_data
and so the CD player never shows in the Configure dialog.
I don't know why the symbol is missing. I wonder if this another ld-elf
problem?
Earlier I
On 2/24/07, Gergo Szakal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Questions:
- How do I give my cards a VLAN ID (same for both cards)?
ifconfig iface0 up
ifconfig vlan0 create
ifconfig vlan0 vlan your_tag vlandev iface0
# assign inet and netmask to vlan0
- How do I make sure that the VLAN tagged packets can
On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 12:14:33 +0800
Sepherosa Ziehau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Many thanks for your quick help again, Sephe.
ifconfig iface0 up
ifconfig vlan0 create
ifconfig vlan0 vlan your_tag vlandev iface0
# assign inet and netmask to vlan0
Quite straightforward, but still asking: I
While trying to install xmms and/or its new cousin audacious,
I run into an undefined symbol while trying to load the CD
plugin. The code compiles without error.
This is from cdaudio.h and cdaudio.c in audio/xmms and also
in wip/audacious-plugins
int read_audio_data(int fd, int pos, int num,
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