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<0> obviouly they dont have nvidia-glx anymore?
<1> dogmeat: its all in x11-drivers/nvidia-drivers now
<1> dunno why i help you, i HATE YOU
<2> heh
<0> wow
<0> im shocked you have me off ignore
<0> you cant hold a grudge forever =\
<1> new pc
<3> for some reason my turds leave a lot of skidmarks lately, any ideas?
<0> i havnt had a good videocard in my linux box
<0> for over a year
<1> i didnt bother to copy my irssi config
<0> im so happy i got a 128meg card for it
<0> since i got a new nvidia 6600 256 meg card for my winxp box
<3> dogmeat, answer me
<0> iamben: by any chance you ever tried using rhapsody on linux?
<0> PU: no.
<4> hrm
<4> lc1024 portage # cat portage.keywords
<4> x11-drivers/ati-drivers ~x86
<4> emerge still pulls in x11-drivers/ati-drivers-8.27.10-r1
<2> this is a PC and not some Mac?
<4> I did emerge-webrsync just a short while ago, but I did it prior to putting that in portage.keywords
<4> thinkpad t43
<1> whats rhapsody, some itunes-ish thing? no ive nver used it
<4> iamben, I think thats Real's itunes-ish thing
<2> arp: weird
<2> what does emerge --search ati-drivers tell you
<2> about the latest available version
<3> i suggest "emerge real distro" lolerbabies
<0> ugh
<0> this is gonna ****
<0> iamben: yea..its like itunes...but bigger library system
<0> i work for realnetworks now..
<4> * x11-apps/ati-drivers-extra
<4> Latest version available: 8.27.10
<4> Latest version installed: [ Not Installed ]
<0> so im inclined to try it
<4> * x11-drivers/ati-drivers
<4> Latest version available: 8.27.10-r1
<4> Latest version installed: [ Not Installed ]
<2> weird
<5> wow
<5> that was a pain in teh ars to make my web resize correctly with tables.
<3> arp, don't flood
<6> m6: eh?
<5> 1 sec.
<5> let me upload it.
<5> so if you resize your browser window
<6> ohhhhh
<5> the page actually resizes with it
<6> HTML code
<6> gotcha
<5> ja.
<5> i suk at it.
<2> arp: only thing i can think of is to sync portage again
<4> I did emerge-webrsync just a moment ago, but not before adding the keywords
<4> I'll try it again
<2> it shouldn't matter
<7> arp - its package.keywords .. not portage.keywords
<7> and use package.unmask
<4> got it
<6> m6: you working on your bosses website?
<5> deface: so I got about a month and half left on tolerant, then i think i'm gonna hve to take you up on that offer=)
<5> bitrot: nah, mine.
<5> bitrot: i'm still waiting for all the images from him
<4> okay, so I did emerge-webrsync, mv portage.keywords package.keywords, and it still shows: * x11-drivers/ati-drivers
<4> Latest version available: 8.27.10-r1
<5> i tell him to take pics of his products with a funky background color.....like a neon color thats not in his products...and to not use the flash
<4> hrmph
<7> m6, just lemme know
<6> well you can still create a simple design w/o the images right?
<5> i get a bunch of pictures with the flash on....and a white background
<6> arp: the package.keywords file is in /etc/portage/ dir yes?
<7> arp - package.ummask
<5> useless.....
<4> okay
<4> (yes /etc/portage)
<4> (trying unmask)
<7> x11-drivers/ati-drivers
<7> you need both - package.unmask & package.keywords
<4> ahh
<7> keywords sets arch, and unmask reveals
<4> and its "x11-drivers/ati-drivers ~x86" in each file, correct?
<7> no
<6> well yes
<6> if you run amd64 and want a x86 package
<6> but if you run x86 you dont' have to put anything after the package name
<0> hey ross
<6> hey dogmeat
<0> nvidia FX cards they legacy cards?
<4> there we go
<4> thanks
<6> dogmeat: ... what?
<6> lol
<6> isn't legacy ISA?
<7> no
<6> uhm
<6> okay when it is then...
<6> cus that's what I thought they were called
<6> is it then*
<7> im a legacy !
<6> lol stfu
<7> living legacy
<6> dogmeat: probably AGP
<7> lmao
<6> I think the FX cards are AGP
<6> don't think they moved to PCIE on those...
<6> could be wrong tho
<6> I haven't bought new hardware in a while
<7> fx is generic, they have pci & agp
<6> and that's really the only time i'm 'interested'
<6> deface: ah yes PCI forgot bout that :)
<0> yea i got it
<0> theres a nvidia-legacy-drivers and a nvidia-drivers
<6> I ahven't seen a PCI graphics card in ages :)
<6> since my TNT2!
<0> im getting an error trying to launch xorg
<0> +(
<0> its been so long since ive messed with it
<6> you want nviida-drivers dogmeat
<7> dogmeat: what error /
<6> they removed the nvidia-kernel and nvidia-glx drivers, that's what you're used to.
<5> bitrot: check out kcidx.org nothing has changed.....but resize your nrowser window now =p
<6> merged both of those packages to nvidia-drivers
<5> Yay!
<0> 02:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV36 [GeForce FX 5700LE] (rev a1)
<6> m6: you know you can do that with divs :D
<6> that's ho
<6> er
<0> yep, im usta the drivers and such
<6> that's how the 'pros' do it :)
<0> deface: its a big error
<0> deface: mind if i msg?
<7> pastebin
<6> dogmeat: and you canged the driver in xorg.conf to nvidia/
<4> aight, that built properly
<4> thanks
<7> np
<0> bitrot: yea it spits an error about invalid module format
<0> FATAL: Error inserting nvidia (/lib/modules/2.6.17-gentoo-r4/video/nvidia.ko): Invalid module format
<7> re-emerge
<0> thats the fatal
<0> i just did
<8> so uhh, I wrote a shell script to launch a program, I chown'ed the shell script to apache, and set it as 6755, however whenever I run this setuid shell script it executes the commands inside the script as the user, not apache, does anyone know how I can fix this?
<7> symlink set right
<6> did you just rebuild your kernel dogmeat ?
<0> (EE) NVIDIA(0): Failed to initialize the GLX module; please check in your X
<0> bitrot: nope
<5> dogmeat: are you using a funky patchset?
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