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<0> ya
<1> The Benchwarmers is a funny flick
<2> that works to on most new hardware
<2> ritalin10; wanna play hot potato
<3> ok so if i need to do mke2fs the boot? i wont ..i just proceed..
<2> ...
<1> motion: :P
<2> gr3yw0lf; personally ive always had trouble formatting partitions that dont exist
<1> the sun scares me in real life too
<2> hahaha
<1> i could relate
<2> why
<2> lightning is 3 times hotter then the surface of the sun
<1> its not flattering to my nerd belly though
<1> i look best in a baggy sweater in a dark room
<2> heh
<2> eat more of that ritalin
<3> ok guyz thanx ill create 2 primarys ...one for swap .. 256...and one for the root...
<3> but if i start to partition from 3824
<3> so i need to add 256 to 3824 ...and thats will be the swap?
<0> ?
<2> gr3yw0lf; put it where you want
<3> ok
<2> man
<2> gr3yw0lf; can we feed you too
<3> :\
<3> ok
<2> tuck you in for bed? ;)
<3> heh
<3> no
<3> hmm
<3> im out too install it now
<3> 10x man
<3> gentoo :)
<2> i should start asking all people that
<0> gezz just read the ****ing handbook
<2> mrecho; the hand what ? AHH **** they actually have instructions for this **** ?
<0> still need to finish off my guide thou
<2> ;)
<0> just the kernel part left and some formatting of text
<2> where is the guide that shows you how to make it so your kernel dosnt lock up
<0> there isnt one
<2> why
<2> people would pay for that ****
<0> because theres to many differnt types of systems/installs
<0> + all the options within the kernel
<2> MAN cdparanoia is ****in slow
<0> could there be a program that did it for you, yes, but it would have to have one hell of a hardware DB, and some very good coding
<2> oh i trust my kernel. it just needs to stop locking up on random ****
<0> ?
<0> ive never had a kernel lock up on me
<2> well 2 minutes i go i clicked rip+encode on grip
<2> sits for 2 minutes no mouse, no keyboard, cd spinning and spinning
<2> few days ago i pressed f in xine to go from full screen to non
<2> and just goes blue and half desktop
<2> and locks
<2> just stupid ****
<0> never had thouse issues
<2> yeah im sure its some odd *** thing i put in the kernel later on
<0> ive had opengl **** do stupid stuff to X .. but nothing kernel related
<2> it ran fine for a long time then i starting seeing the opengl flair screensaver locking it up
<2> changed it to blank never happened again
<2> that or X config possible :/
<2> but i gtg to bed
<2> ttyl man
<3> ive got another problem
<3> when im trying to make menuconfig
<3> it tells me
<3> too many levels of symbolic links
<3> ^
<3> what should i do?
<3> Milligan_ ?
<3> motion?
<3> MrEcho ?
<3> :|
<0> rm /usr/src/linux ; USE="symlink" emerge gentoo-sources
<3> ok
<3> brb
<3> it tells me
<3> hmm
<3> are you missing the /etc/make.profile symlink?
<3> :|
<0> only way thats deleted is if YOU deleted it
<3> what?
<3> make.profile ?
<0> yes
<3> didnt touch it
<3> ill check that file?
<0> it isnt a file
<0> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 48 Jul 31 01:45 /etc/make.profile -> ../usr/portage/profiles/default-linux/x86/2006.0
<3> its empty
<3> oh
<0> rm /etc/make.profile
<0> ln -s /usr/portage/profiles/default-linux/x86/2006.0 /etc/make.profile
<3> its like yours.. its ln to the ^ just 2005.0
<3> ^^
<0> i guess you downloaded the wrong stage
<3> didnt downloaded
<3> im using the one that is on the disk
<0> ok, your using an old disk
<3> so what?
<3> i need to download a new version now?
<1> gawd firefox takes forever+day to compile
<0> when you do a --sync and try to update, your going to have to rebuild 95% of everything or more
<4> actually, even if you use current and do -uD you update 100% :p
<3> talking to me?
<4> no, MrEcho
<0> :P
<0> why i put the "or more" part on there
<3> ok MrEcho . .ill download 2006 version
<0> gr3yw0lf: make ****ing damm sure you have your make.conf right
<0> gr3yw0lf: no need
<3> what do you have in your make.conf file?
<0> http://www.gentoo-install.com/
<4> MrEcho: your guide?
<0> yep
<4> cfdisk > fdisk
<4> much easier for newbies
<4> and much better overall imo :p
<0> dont care much for cfdisk
<0> and its what the main guide uses .. so
<5> Is it possible to make grub load a module, so that gentoo recognizes my raid controller ?
<0> lol no
<5> hehe
<0> why you dont build modules for hardware like that
<1> gentoo rules
<5> So, it's impossible to boot from a harddisk that's behind a raid controller ?
<1> eselect <3
<1> its so great
<0> the hdd is going to show up as a scsi disk to the kernel
<0> or sata
<5> MrEcho, yes .. after I load the driver module. But how can gentoo boot from that hd, before I load the driver ?
<4> why not compile it directly into the kernel?
<0> dude, you need to forget about having the hardware drivers as a module
<4> if you ABSOLUTELY want to use modules, you make an initrd
<4> and boot via that
<0> ya
<4> covered in the genkernel section of the gentoo handbook
<5> How do I compile it straight into the kernel ?
<4> but as a general rule, dont use modules for stuff you dont take in/out of your computer, and at least not basic hardware like raid controllers :p
<0> dont select it to be build as a module :P
<4> you got three choices
<4> empty, * and M
<4> * = compiled in
<4> read the handbook :P
<5> MrEcho, oteren, the driver isnt supported by linux out of the box. I had to compile an opensource driver to make it work.
<0> whats this hardware?
<5> A SuperTrak Ex16300, 16 port PCIx sata raid controller.
<0> and is it sata?
<5> Or a SuperCrap as I like to call it.
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