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<0> took me hours to get fglrx to work properly
<1> I like aiglx
<0> but it works now
<1> :)
<0> I had to disable it :/
<2> blaise: AIGLX on a radeon?
<0> I have the radeon, he has nvidia it seems
<2> ah, ok, that makes sense
<1> lol
<2> I fought with AIGLX and the Xorg radeon drivers for a while... didn't work out
<0> tell me about it
<0> glxgears seems capped at 200 fps, everything else works fine though
<1> I got glx working but it dosnt seem to work well with nvidia kernel
<1> I get some 1800 fps with glxgears
<2> I got glxgears running at 160-190fps, but I couldn't get any composite or beryl related stuff working.
<0> apparently you need to add some option to uncap it
<0> http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?p=682572#post682572
<1> I get 16k fps with glxgears minimised
<1> :D
<0> hax
<2> blaise: if goes twice as fast if you convert it to an unsigned int.
<0> let me try that option
<2> I couldn't get more than 3ish fps in beryl :-(
<1> 3 fps?
<1> SHeit mAn!
<2> blaise: or less.
<1> lol
<0> hmm, that option doesn't seem to work for fglrx
<0> oh well
<0> screw glxgears, everything else works fine
<2> blaise: yeah, as I said, i couldn't get the OSS radeon drivers working well at all with 3d
<2> Dawai: that option helps the radeon driver, not fglrx
<0> CannedBar, what card?
<0> yeah i figured
<2> Dawai: Mobility 9600 Pro
<0> i see
<2> stuff worked, but at a fraction of the speed of fglrx
<0> ****s
<0> it didn't want to enable direct rendering for the love of god until i disabled AIGLX
<2> Dawai: with fglrx? of course, fglrx doesn't use a recent X ABI
<2> if you want eye candy with fglrx you must use XGL
<0> weird it's not in the ATI howto
<3> So, now my article's on Digg, who wants to have a read. http://digg.com/linux_unix/Running_a_Windows_Partition_in_VMware
<0> hayl
<4> yo
<4> i emerged world after gcc411 and with bon echo it seems that mplayer isnt loading when theres an audio file, anyone have this problem too?
<4> reemerged mplayer and still i get no plugin icon
<2> excelr8: have you emerged mplayerplug-in ?
<5> Two9A: it won't work on most systems that use a hardware specific IDE driver in their profile
<5> <5> also, don't forget to add in the part about configuring the vmware virtual profile in windows to use the generic IDE driver
<4> yeah i have it installed, do i need to close bon echo if i want to reemerge?
<3> shiznix: Hrm. I remember the Tools driver overriding any device preferences I'd set
<5> Two9A: forget the error message, something like 'some_ntfile not found' then continues to full into a reboot loop
<3> I'll see if I get complaints :P
<5> if you mean vmware-tools, that also won't work because the VM needs to be booted before it can be installed :)
<5> anyway ...
<5> looks good
<3> Yeah, I'll see how it goes
<1> ok, I got kubuntu 6.1 working
<1> so I just folow the guide as if it was the minimal?
<1> minimal gentoo livecd, that is?
<5> yup
<1> wich one?
<1> there are so many
<6> for core2duo: CHOST="x86_64-pc-linux-gnu"?
<5> blaise: which one of what ?
<1> howto's
<1> handbook?
<5> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/2006.1/
<1> Gentoo Linux x86 Quick Install Guide ?
<5> MrEcho: you got stage1 instructions on gentoo-install.com ?
<5> actually, i don't think the 2006.x series have instructions for stage1 or 2 installs, only stage3
<5> probably need to follow 2005
<1> hrmm
<6> maybe one of you knows, why does everyone use x86 and x86_64 instead of ia32 and ia64?
<5> blaise: aaah...here it is -> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/faq.xml#stage12
<1> stage 12?
<1> never heard of that?
<3> stage 24!
<5> heh, it's only the URL, talks about both stage1 and 2
<1> lol
<7> kitchen: msg me when you see this (if you see it!)
<5> but follow http://gentoo-install.com and/or general gentoo's latest handbook http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/ for all other info
<5> blaise: just did an 'emerge -euDp world | genlop -p' on the k6-2 here
<5> Estimated update time: 3 days, 23 hours, 6 minutes.
<5> 540 packages
<1> wha, no distcc?
<5> not unless you have another i586 box to share the load
<1> I got a dual athlon
<5> distcc won't work sharing between i586 + i686
<1> distcc cross compiles. you know that right?
<8> distcc would work just fine w/ two diff pieces of hardware
<1> all you have to worrie about, just make sure you have the same version gcc on all boxen being differed to
<5> think your confusing cross compiling with distributed compiling
<8> we are not
<8> you are.
<8> distcc does not require all machines to share a filesystem, have synchronized clocks, or to have the same libraries or header files installed. They can even have different processors or operating systems, if cross-compilers are installed.
<5> blaise: tried it, doesn't work, distcc devs confirmed it
<1> no, gcc does the cross compiling, distcc just distributes the load and tells gcc the compile args
<8> shiznix: read their website
<8> you just need the cross compilers installed
<5> MaxInux: sorry, was talking to blaise
<1> that's why you are able to compile kernels for different arch on a different machine
<8> that distcc does not.. was a copy/paste from their website
<8> thats nice shiznix im interjecting agreeing with blaise w/ evidence from distcc.samba.org
<1> shiznix: if that was the case, distcc wouldn't function for what it was coded for
<4> CannedBar, seems like the problem is still there. i removed .mozilla/ and still no worky
<5> MaxInux: though irrelevant, your quote says nothing of sharing compiling between i586 and i686
<8> different processors are different processors
<5> MaxInux: try the distcc mail archives
<5> shower time
<1> shiznix: why are you misinforming people
<5> lol
<1> I've been using distcc for several years
<8> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/cross-compiling-distcc.xml is what i used when i set this up
<1> :D
<8> the thought of compiling everything for gentoo on a sparc 20 was unpleasant.. than again, so was setting up the cross compilers
<1> heh
<1> then came along distcc, right?
<8> well i needed the cross compiler anyways
<1> hrmm
<5> aha, so you are using distcc _WITH_ a cross compiler setup
<5> blaise: note that
<1> I've noted that
<1> you *** clown
<5> heheh
<5> so distcc alone will not work between the two
<1> I noted that in 1993
<1> shiznix: yeah, but do you want to compile somthing in a day, or 4 years
<1> :)
<1> I've made my decision, why try to **** up something I have that has helped me install gentoo on thousands of machines
<1> I bootstrap with distcc, and it works fine, are you going to tell me that it doesn't ?
<5> not at all, i'm saying that you need to setup a cross compiling environment for distcc to work
<1> on the distccd, yes
<5> it doesn't just 'do it'
<1> but the client doesn't need it
<1> only the machines that are different arch..
<1> and my compiler has been apropriatly configured for such
<1> and it wasn't that hard
<5> good, then we are both in agreeance then :)
<1> so don't act like it's not worth messing with
<1> and for god sake, if people want to try something, don't try to talk them out of it.
<1> let them learn
<1> or they will never know..
<5> easy tiger, at no point did i try to talk you out of it - merely to state and make sure you were aware that distcc by itself would not be enough
<8> no one ver said it worke out of the box, just that it works.. you need to setup a cross compiling gcc .. big deal
<5> blaise: if my typing was too slow for you, i apologise
<1> YAY!!
<1> http://gentoo.chem.wisc.edu/gentoo/releases/historical/x86/
<1> :D
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