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<0> qpkg is easier to type
<1> equery is qpkg's replacement
<2> wonder if gentoo has started using signed packages
<0> you can enable gpg support
<2> it's not default?
<0> or you mean pre-built
<2> i mean when I go emerge <package>, it checks to see if its signed or not, etc.
<3> well now
<3> i spent about an hour and a half
<3> debugging kernels! :D
<2> and did it get you anywhere?
<2> or has it driven you insane?
<3> well
<3> it got me places!! :0
<3> being dumped into xmon the first time is scary =]
<2> hardware level debugger?
<3> nah, xmon for crashes
<3> otherwise m***ive amounts of printk's
<4> should i have pam-login or shadow installed?
<4> i unmerged pam-login and had troubles logging in :P
<4> and if i start to unmerge shadow, i get like 1000 warnings
<2> ah Seth_F, fun
<2> =D
<3> line 1: do something line 2: printk line 3: do something line 4: prink
<3> :)
<2> SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM
<2> spam in a can
<3> haha
<2> goddamn this box is slow in compiling
<2> all I want for christmas is mysql 5.x to finish building
<2> maybe there should be a emerge --package-with-a-red-bow-for-christmas mysql
<2> for those boxes from yesteryear
<2> or slow VMs
<3> hahahahah
<5> hai
<3> wmcube is awsome... =x
<6> :P
<7> anyone know how to use ssh-keygen non-interactively
<7> as in creating a key with no p***word without hitting enter twice?
<8> just make the key and put it where it belongs
<7> yes but in order to make the key, it asks for the p***phrase to ***ociate with the key
<7> I want it to not ask for that
<7> like...I'm perfectly aware that you can use SSH without a p***word, but I want to use ssh-KEYGEN without input
<7> I need to automate key generation across 20 computers many times a day
<8> man ssh-keygen
<7> well yes
<8> its in there
<8> http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_SSH_without_a_p***word
<7> does anybody else know off the top of their head? because I've checked the man pages, unless I'm missing something
<7> redhook: I'm not trying to use ssh without a p***word
<7> I'm trying to use ssh-keygen like...from a script
<9> sounds like a cron job
<8> just tell the script to send a carrage return when it gets "Enter p***phrase (empty for no p***phrase):" and "Enter same p***phrase again:
<7> hmm that sort of works
<7> I could just pipe carriage returns into it
<7> thanks
<8> np
<10> how do i use xvideo in stable?
<10> xvinfo is masked by ~x86 keyword
<11> when something describes "fields of a dword" in c++ do they mean each chunk like in 0x01234567 01 is field 1, 23 is field 2, 45 is field 3 and 67 is field 4?
<12> http://packages.gentoo.org/search/?sstring=xvideo
<3> mmmm
<13> Anyone home? I cant get lm_sensors to work
<13> I successfully ran the thing to detect them, but if I try 'sensors' I get this
<13> Can't access procfs/sysfs file
<13> Unable to find i2c bus information;
<13> For 2.6 kernels, make sure you have mounted sysfs and libsensors
<3> =x
<14> how do i get gentoo to not make changes to my config files when updating
<14> it creates those hidden files of the backups f rom the files it c hanged
<14> i dont want it to change anything
<14> other than the actual package
<14> i think there is a file i can flag somewhere that will tell emerge not to break my config files :)
<14> pls help
<14> :)
<15> it only changes your config if you tell it to with `etc-update`
<15> sounds as if you maybe blindly telling it to change your config without reading & taking note of the updates
<13> couldent you also chmod the files?
<14> ok so if i do all the emerge update stuff
<14> emerge sync
<8> paulmer20: you need to compile the i2c modules in the kernel
<14> hold on let me find the page i was reading
<13> redhook can I compile em in, or do I have to modualize them?
<14> if i do emerge --update --deep world
<14> will it do anything to my config files?
<13> probally.
<14> well hwo do i prevent that
<8> paulmer20: I'd make them modules
<14> does it make the changes .. or do i have to do etc-update for it to make the changes?
<8> snax: no that shouldnt touch your configs
<14> im doing a liveCD installation on this old *** notebook
<15> snax: you have to do etc-update for it to make the changes
<14> since i dont want to make the changes.. how do i clean up the files... i know it will tell me like 425125 new config files, run etc-update
<15> it will give you the option once you run etc-update
<14> k
<14> one last thing
<14> is ndiswrapper going to come on this livecd
<15> good question
<14> or am i going to have a bitch of a time getting it on this old *** laptop?
<14> if it doesnt, it totally should
<14> once this install is done (hope it works) .. ive got to get ndiswrapper on here
<14> i can put it on a usb drive .. no problem - but where do i get the gentoo portage one
<14> version of ndis
<14> oh god
<14> the install crashed
<14> CopyPackageToChrootError : FATAL: copy_pkg_to_chroot: Could not execute pkg_setup for sys/kernel/luivecd-kernel-2006.0
<14> minus the typos
<16> i hope to god your not using that "install" program
<14> god amni t
<14> dam fasojpfa
<14> DAMN IT
<14> ok
<14> yes
<14> i was
<14> the dialog one
<16> i dont think anyone has gotten that thing to work all the way though
<14> ok i'll try again with the GLI program
<14> sigh
<16> its the same script
<14> ok then how else do i get gentoo on this puppy
<14> the docuemntation says t o use GLI or install
<16> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/2006.0/handbook-x86.xml?full=1
<16> depends on what docs you look at
<14> thats exactly whaty im looking at
<14> Booting the Installer LiveCD
<14> Using our Installer LiveCD you can boot up your system into a running environment that allows you to install Gentoo.
<14> Using the GTK+ based Gentoo Linux Installer
<14> You now have an option of using our graphical installer to install Gentoo. Configure the options you need through an easy to use GUI and you're ready to go.
<14> Using the Dialog based Gentoo Linux Installer
<14> You also have an option of using our text based
<14> those are my choices from that doc
<16> dont paste things
<3> .......
<16> here u go
<16> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?full=1
<16> all the install guids **** ... cant wait till i finish mine
<14> thx i weill be reading
<14> ok buddy
<14> so lets just say i do actually manage to get gentoo on this POS laptop
<14> how do i get ndiswrapper on here
<14> ive got a usb drive stick
<14> where do i get the gentoo ndiswrapper file
<14> from the latest snapshot or whatever the terminology is
<16> ? emerge ndiswrapper
<16> not that hard
<14> sir
<14> i have no internet connection
<16> that ****s
<3> snax: When you have a network connection
<14> tahts why i mention i ahve a usb stick
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