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<0> weeeeee
<1> keriau
<2> wupa
<3> mojuxiwa
<4> m0o
<5> *grumble*
<5> nvm
<5> :D
<6> oi
<7> how is that "fixing" the channel? heh
<8> jesus
<7> :|
<9> yes
<9> :D
<10> sup homies?
<10> i want a new HD so i can fit gentoo on this bitch
<11> what sort of a hard disk do you have that you can't fit gentoo on
<12> 2mb hdd?
<7> http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/windows/windows-vista-voice-recognition-crashes-and-burns-191020.php
<10> no, ive got 10 gigs on this crappy notebook and for work I have to be able to boot into winblows
<13> anyone have a NAS?
<13> e.g. linkstation/terastation
<14> werd
<9> anyone here using dd-wrt with bt-exact ipv6 tunnel?
<15> ShALLaX: lol, priceless
<7> :D
<16> http://lude.net/jc/
<16> new buildout
<14> are they the 1950's
<16> yeah
<14> look ***y
<16> yeah
<16> the rapid rails are awesome
<14> we cant afford them yet at work
<16> these weren't cheap, but they're pretty spec'd out
<14> we still have 2650's
<14> but i havent had a reason to complain with them
<16> are those the tualatins? or the xeons?
<14> xeon
<14> p4 xeon
<16> yeah
<16> i remember the 1650 were tua
<14> are the 1950's completely pci-e?
<16> forgot what was in the 2650s
<16> yeah
<14> or do they have pci-x too?
<16> you can get a pci-x riser
<16> but default is pcie
<14> ah coo
<17> anyone that could help me with my usb mouse problem are welcome http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=469210
<18> Hey, fawkers
<19> qekok
<20> xofux
<21> jeba
<18> wtf is it with these gibberish ****ers
<14> HellMeist: no idea, sorry
<18> Damn Gibbers
<17> I think its a software issue not hw
<17> since its just a basic install using the install guide at gentoo I cant figure out what it could be that is conflicting since my usb keyboard is still working and it doesnt die
<18> My internet seems to have fixed itself
<17> hehe thats nice Codegen
<18> Almost pissed $100+ on a modem...
<17> I keep my time trying to find the problem of my usb-mouse
<17> and it is almost killing me
<22> what's wrong with your usb mouse hell?
<15> HellMeist: interesting that you also have a USB printer plugged in
<23> yeesh
<15> see if your problems persist with the printer unplugged
<23> what a day
<17> dont got the printer plugged in...
<23> usually helps.
<15> y0 bitrot
<23> Lets see if something actually compiles on my box now O.o
<23> hi shiznix
<23> stupid portage keeps trying to use i386 gcc when i've had i686 in my CHOST the entire time i've had this box setup :(
<15> HellMeist: have you tried with a different kernel version ?
<17> shiznix not yet
<15> SoundGraph Inc. iMON PAD Remote Controller
<15> this is still plugged in ?
<17> yes
<15> ok, try with that one unplugged, reason i suggest unplugging stuff is that the USB hid kernel module + other USB modules have had polling issues since linux-2.6.x inception
<17> ah ok
<17> thanks for the suggestion going to try it first thing in the morning
<15> ymmv, but fer instance, on two of my boxes, diff. hardware, plug a USB printer in with a USB mouse and the printer only prints one quarter of each page
<17> thats annoying
<23> gotta love Open Source; )
<15> yeah it is, you could mebbe also try a 2.4.x kernel
<17> you have to write short and consice :)
<22> wonder how long a emerge -e system would take on this box....
<15> in the hope that the questionable 2.6 code has not been backported :|
<17> now I got a bunch of new ideas atleast
<17> e is really good looking atleast e17
<23> yeah sure does look great
<23> how functional is it now?
<23> I don't like their whole "we are artists attitudes"
<23> i cannot fix my damn libtool
<23> for some reason it keeps trying to use i386
<23> /bin/sed: can't read /usr/lib/gcc/i386-pc-linux-gnu/3.4.4/libstdc++.la: No such file or directory
<23> libtool: link: `/usr/lib/gcc/i386-pc-linux-gnu/3.4.4/libstdc++.la' is not a valid libtool archive
<23> although gcc-config -l shows the i686-pc-linux-gnu-3.4.6 as in use.
<15> you run that fix_libtool_files.sh thing
<23> yeah
<23> i did fix_libtool_files.sh 3.4.6
<23> what gets me is _why_ i have i386 installed
<15> `fix_libtool_files.sh <old_gcc_version>`
<23> is that what stage 3 comes with?
<23> has to be
<23> since i emerged the latest gcc
<4> best bet is to rebuild the apps that keep failing
<15> `fix_libtool_files.sh 3.4.4`
<22> trying to switch gccs?
<23> ...
<23> it wont compile imagemagick
<15> see the diff.
<23> wtf would I rebuild?
<4> ok whats the error for imagemagick it might be erroring because of a dep that was built from the old gcc
<23> oh right old version
<22> you try: gcc-config -l
<23> then i would have to rebuild world :(
<22> to list and then: gcc-config #
<23> i did fix_libtool_files.sh 3.4.4 again
<23> and i'm trying to compile imagemagick
<17> well e17 crashed a few times for small things and then I could restart it needed to reconfigure the whole thing... aftertgat I havent tried it again
<23> i already did that before I believe
<23> and had the same issue
<23> I'll see what it says now
<23> if it fails _again_ i'm going to emerge -e world :(
<22> heh, did that two weeks ago
<22> was doing a stage 1 on 3
<23> i usually emerge world w/ the correct CHOST and then emerge -e system
<23> everything was working just fine
<23> then it started failing
<15> bitrot: don't forget to also run `env-update && source /etc/profile`
<15> so that the new /etc/env.d/05gcc is read
<23> fix_libtool_files.sh sources /etc/profile
<4> have u done just -e system ?
<23> yea
<23> well since i had the problem yes
<18> http://www.redflagdeals.com/forums/showpost.php?p=3666878&postcount=10
<23> Why doesn't he go see a ****ing dentist?
<23> some things you shouldn't just post on the internet lol
<23> well that faild again lol
<23> failed too
<23> http://www.alien-ufos.com/gallery/index.php
<23> wtf?
<23> Didn't they already prove that it's possible for humans to organize somthing like that, that they can destroy the crops around an area to make that pattern?
<23> w/ enough people i'm sure it can be done.
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