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<0> hold on, i'll check
<1> !seen iamben
<2> shiznix: you know that split second like when the menu loops?
<0> Obsidian: must have deleted it, could check in the dvdauthor archives on either sf.net or gmane
<0> was a definite fix for it though, something like using 'call' instead of 'jump'
<2> i usually use call cell 1 in the menues
<3> gentoo really ****s up my nerves ='(
<3> Oh gods, I managed to update portage O_O
<3> 7 hours of sleep and all of a sudden I don't f*** up the install anymore
<4> sephy: sleep deprivation has that effect
<4> isnt it fun
<0> try using 'jump cell' (at least that's what i used) instead of 'call cell', iirc that minimised it, but you'll always have a small blip regardless
<3> The stuff i put into the USE="" part of make.conf is the flags I want to exclude?
<2> shiznix: alright. was just curious about whether or not i had to merge all my scenes into one big file or not, looks like i do
<5> holy ****
<5> i feel like i'm dying
<3> Bah, the guide confuzzles me
<5> i forgot how much skiing takes out of you.
<2> m6: hahah
<2> god i'd love to ski again
<2> i haven't in soooo long :(
<5> Obsidian: o dude, it was awesome.
<3> m6: You should stop with those activities
<5> i used to ski like every weekend when i was younger
<3> I knew a guy that worked out, and he's dead now
<5> and that was my first time back in like 7 years.
<3> Conclusion: Working out is dangerous
<4> just watch Final Destination 3
<4> working out can be deadly
<3> Didn't see FD3
<3> Hummm
<3> I just chmod-ed into the "new" system, is the /etc/make.profile supposed to be empty?
<3> Isn't all the default USE flags supposed to be listed there?
<6> the guide says 'using a stage1 or stage2 tarball are not supported anymore' . is it just not supported or will it not work?
<5> FlimFlam: its just not supported.
<5> too many ppl break stuff.
<5> and complain its portage's fault
<6> ok thanx...i prefer 1... much harder but i feel its more stable
<5> eh.
<5> doing a stage3 and then seting up everything an doing a -e is safer.
<7> where can i post a little bit of text, im having an issue installing gentoo...
<7> ive used slackware for years, but i want to try something with bit more support
<0> pastebin.ca
<7> cool. thanks
<0> bitrot: whereis logic_box ?
<0> Obsidian: yah, i think so - could do a small experiment to verify though, what does your XML file look like ?
<0> another good day today, got heaps done
<0> finished off the guttering, made a coupla trips with the trailer to the dump, mowed the lawns + swept :D
<7> meh, looking through the log files i wanted to paste, i think i did something stupid. ill try again tomorrow, and come back if i still have issues.
<7> thank you anyway...
<0> np
<3> Is dual-core considered a multi-cpu system?
<3> Wrong channel, sry
<3> Is there anyone here who wouldn't mind helping me with fstab? I tried asking in linuxhelp chans but there's nobody active
<8> just ask
<8> brb gotta throw the rubbish out
<3> I'm installing on a MacBook, and the macbook guide says that swap, root, and boot should be on the same partition, but they forgot to explain how the fstab is supposed to look like
<9> same partition or the same drive?
<3> Same partition on the same drive
<3> boot, root and swap is on /dev/sda3
<9> I dont get that unless you will be using a swapfile vs a swap partition
<3> Yes, I'm using a swap-file
<9> ok
<3> But I'm wondering how I mount boot in fstab?
<9> if its the same partition you are only mounting /
<3> Ok
<9> how many partitions in total do you have?
<3> 3, 2 of them are required for osX to work
<9> and what fs are you using
<3> ext3
<9> /dev/sda3 / ext3 noatime 0 1
<8> you dont have / and swap on the samepartition
<9> one line should be like that
<3> Yes
<9> OmegaEvil: its fine if its a swapfile
<3> Yes
<8> mistik1, what are you on about...
<8> you dont have swap and / on the same partition!
<8> swap is a different fs
<9> oh hush
<3> swapon /
<3> Yeah
<9> sephy: no
<3> No?
<9> sephy: have you created your swapfile as yet?
<8> LABEL=/1 / ext3 defaults 1 1
<3> Yes I have
<8> LABEL=/boot /boot ext3 defaults 1 2
<8> LABEL=SWAP-pdc_dibbdi swap swap defaults 0 0
<8> there!
<9> OmegaEvil: Trust me I know what i'm talking about
<3> I followed the gentoo-wiki.org/HARDWARE_Apple_MacBook
<3> They just forgot the fstab part
<9> swap in linux can be a partition OR a file
<8> ys thats true
<8> but why the hell would ya want it to be a file!
<8> thats stupid
<9> why is it stupid?
<8> it will be fragmented and access times will go down the pan
<3> But with 2GB of ram I don't think the swap will be very neccesary
<8> sephy, true
<8> technicall a swap isnt required
<8> technically
<8> i always abuse my swap to upgrade remote machines
<8> ;-p
<3> And if I make a swap-file then I can modify the partitions with bootcamp in osX
<3> Which is not possible if I make a swap-partition
<8> I never used bootcamp
<8> sephy, you can make a seperate partition
<8> bootcamp will just call the /boot
<8> if ya dont chainload that is
<3> Yes, but bootcamp ****s up when you have a swap partition
<8> could well be bootcamp chainloads
<8> hmmm
<8> my brother is the mac person...but he hasnt gotten round to anything yet with the new macs that came in the last weeks
<8> or I could ask him for you
<3> But anywho, the guide says that the automaticly generated fstab isn't valid, should I # out the lines that aren't?
<8> http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FedoraOnMactel <-- maybe that helps you
<3> I don't want fedora, I want gentoo
<3> You don't tell an emacs user to use vi do you?
<8> sephy, no but there are hitns in there that will be useful to you
<10> http://0x40e9a763/ <- does this url work in windows?
<3> shm /dev/shm tempfs nodev,nosuid,noexec 0 0
<3> Do I need that line?
<10> i didnt know you can express a long ip like that, but i was going through inet_addr() and i saw it could be parsed in that manor
<9> sephy: yep
<9> and this line
<3> But what am I to do with the automaticly generated lines?
<9> /swap none swap sw 0 0
<9> if /swap is the path to your swapfile
<3> Yes
<3> And /boot is the path to the boot
<3> But that one wasn't supposed to be in fstab?
<9> You should not need /boot unless its a on a separate partition
<3> Okay
<3> But again, the automaticly generated lines, what to do with them?
<9> just comment the ones you dont need
<3> /dev/BOOT for example
<9> yea
<9> you should have /, /swap, proc and shm
<9> plus cdrom if you have one
<3> /dev/hda1
<9> what's that?
<3> /dev/hda
<3> That's the cdrom
<9> better ;P
<9> the default should work fine anyway
<3> And then I'm done with fstab
<9> /dev/cdrom that is
<3> /dev/cdrom1/cdrom
<6> bysin: yes
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