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<0> is there a boot prompt comand to tell gentoo to load the r8169 net driver? When I modprobe it after boot it does not create ethX, but after that lspci is able to recognise the device.
<1> ][eBerg: uhh lspci only recognizes it AFTER a modprobe? i doubt that
<2> ][eBerg: is it in your autload.d ?
<2> autoload*
<2> and your better off to compile your nic drivers IN
<2> unless you've got multiple, and only need 1
<0> this is from the minimal install disc and yea only after I modprobe it, before it shows up unknown
<2> doing install ?
<0> yea
<1> ][eBerg: that means nothing, run update-pciids and itll have proper names before a modprobe
<1> you cant expect lspci to know the names of devices released after the date on your livecd =)
<0> well the driver is the right one, how do I get it to build the interface?
<2> ifconfig eth0 up
<2> net-setup eth0
<2> read the manual ?
<0> says the eth0 doesnt exist
<1> then either its a udev issue or its the wrong driver
<2> then wrong driver
<0> it's the same one that works with the knoppix live cd
<1> you can try mknod by hand but i have no idea what majors/minors are for eth*
<1> err wait no you cant
<3> ][eBerg_: are you sure its the same version of the driver?
<3> download the latest from the driver maintainers and patch it in if its still not working
<0> well it's identified as RTL8111/8168B
<0> rev 01
<1> check dmesg after you modprobe it, any info?
<1> if it says something about eth0 but there still is no eth0 on "ifconfig -a" then you have a problem
<0> nothing in dmesg
<2> 8169 is gbit
<0> http://gentoo-wiki.com/HARDWARE_RTL8168 it should work
<2> what is lspci output? or is that from above ?
<0> yea whats above
<0> that wiki says it should be r1000 though
<0> knoppix however had the r8169 mod loaded and it worked
<0> crap, is there a doc on updating the kernel on the live cd? I need kernel 2.6.18-r1 or higher
<0> which is why it's not working
<2> you'll need to build a new livecd w/ new kernel
<2> u still dont have an ethernet cable ?
<1> ][eBerg: are you not just installing from the knoppix cd?
<4> So, my article's nearing 500 digg's
<0> iamben there is no current 64biy knoppix
<0> if I did a 32bit install I could
<1> im sure someone has a 64bit livecd w/ 2.6.19
<0> Im looking to see if there is an ubuntu one
<2> Two9A: link?
<4> http://digg.com/linux_unix/Running_a_Windows_Partition_in_VMware
<4> Another hundred, and I'll be on the top10 list
<2> nicde
<2> nice* ..
<2> im not too big on vmware, i've got enough boxes; i dont have to
<4> hacker. I've got just the one box
<2> i hate that **** .. you clean all your cds up, then go looking for one .. and **** em up again
<2> btw Two9A that article wont load .. oopsilon.com doenst respond
<4> Huh. The webserver's still serving out
<4> Possibly a dns issue? I know a few people who can't route to me
<2> ur hosting ?
<4> I'm redirecting for this particular article, but yeah, I host
<2> i think we had that problem before
<4> Try the redirection target: http://rougebob.com/Running-a-Windows-Partition-in-VMware.htm
<2> no prob there
<4> Cool beans
<2> your trace stops at my router
<2> lol
<2> traceroute to oopsilon.com (91.84.8.255), 30 hops max, 38 byte packets
<2> 1 firewall (10.0.0.254) 1.526 ms 1.550 ms 1.864 ms
<2> 2 * * *
<4> :D
<2> WARNING: Your SOA EXPIRE time is : 3600 seconds. This seems very low. You should consider increasing this value to about 1209600 to 2419200 seconds (2 to 4 weeks).
<4> Not a chance. I don't like it high; I had it high, and had to wait forever for propagations
<2> how often do you make changes? lmao
<4> Not so much any more, but. :D
<2> our SOA (Start of Authority) record states that your master (primary) name server is: adhocbox.oopsilon.com.. However, that server is not listed at the parent servers as one of your NS records!
<2> couple warnings .. but oh well .. no route to me
<4> Yeah, adhocbox and pizzabox are the same computer, always have been
<5> no pizza 4 u
<6> http://www.petatv.com/downloads/meet_your_meat.zip
<2> aferthas_: my meats in my pants, and we've met
<7> hi, i got a problem when compiling my kernel
<2> ok
<7> it's an amd64
<7> http://pastebin.ca/324055
<7> i downloaded the amd64 minimal-cd
<2> linux-2.4.33 <-- wtf ?
<2> which kernel did u emerge ?
<7> 2.6? :)
<2> gentoo-sources ?
<7> nah, wget from kernel.org :P
<2> lmao
<2> thats why
<7> haha
<7> alright
<2> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?part=1&chap=7
<2> http://geninstall.com/
<2> follow that guide
<2> see if u have any issues :)
<7> haha thanks ;)
<2> np
<2> whats the prog that lets u use 1 key & 1 mouse on 2 boxes ?
<2> syn** ?
<2> synergy
<2> thanks
<3> synergy2.sf.net
<8> http://ps3.qj.net/Blu-Ray-scratched-stabbed-and-chopped/pg/49/aid/79985 Dayam
<9> hi! why does my proftpd suddenly refuse to start? it echoes: "/usr/sbin/proftpd: error while loading shared libraries: libmysqlclient.so.14: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
<9> proftpd shouldn't need mysql?
<9> i haven't configured it to use mysql
<10> ldconfig
<1> ingo|: did you build it with USE=mysql? i suspect you did!
<9> the problem is that it wasn't me that installed the system
<9> so it might have been built with use=mysql =/
<9> do i have to rebuild it then?
<2> ingo - emerge -pv proftpd
<2> it'll show you use flags
<2> else - revdep-rebuild
<1> it sounds like it was built with mysql support, then someone mindlessly unmerged mysql without considering the consequences
<1> so either remerge mysql, or build proftpd with USE=-mysql
<9> you're totally right
<9> it was built with mysql support
<9> i do have mysql though
<1> maybe mysql was upgraded and broke some things... this is the kind of thing revdep-rebuild can help
<1> but all it will do is rebuild proftpd for you, most likely
<1> if you dont plan on using mysql w/ it, recommend just setting -mysql for proftpd and remerging
<1> its only a couple of mins to build, right?
<9> yupyup :)
<9> how do i specify use=-mysql then?
<2> - /etc/portage/package.use
<2> add virtual/mysql -mysql
<2> wait
<2> add net-ftp/proftpd -mysql
<2> lol
<2> pro is okay, but pure > pro
<9> so basically what i did now is that i created the file /etc/portage/package.use
<9> and added the line net-ftp/proftpd -mysql
<1> that should do it
<9> there we go :)
<9> thanks alot :9
<2> iamben: that prog work out okay ?
<11> i want a simple mail server to forward mail to my gmail account, what's the best choice for this?
<2> hosting locally ?
<11> it's supposed to be the MX for a domain, but all mail it gets, it should only send to the alias
<2> ?
<11> yes i am hosting locally
<2> well, your wanting more of a relay, not a forward
<11> i'm fiddling with postfix but i'm not very successful so i was wondering if there was a simple daemon that forwards all mail for alias@mydomain.com to realemail@emailservice.com
<2> i'd try ssmtp
<11> it does that very thing?
<2> http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Gmail_and_sSMTP
<11> sweet
<11> thanks alot
<2> np
<12> hai
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