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<0> kB or kb ?
<1> hey how do I change a p***phrase on an ssh rsa key?
<0> make a new one, dont think you can change the p***word within the rsa file
<1> hrm
<2> im seriously getting pissed off with gentoo
<0> sup matja
<2> every upgrade and something breaks, unionfs doesnt compile, open-iscsi doesnt compile, gfs kernel driver doesnt compile
<2> the source tarballs are months out of date in portage
<2> i think imma move to RHEL :(
<0> looks like kernel issues
<2> i dont have the time for this sort of maintenance
<0> but kind of hard to tell without lookint at errors
<0> matja: all depends on how up to date you want to be
<0> and bitch if packages are really out-of-date
<2> well i dont expect compilation errors if i have the latest 'stable' version of every package installed
<2> ie, non ~x86
<2> i dont mind being out of date per se
<2> as long as it works
<0> ya that is a issue
<2> but upgrading packages which are in the mainline, not masked, are erroring out
<2> no gcc optimisations, no shortcuts
<0> what packages?
<2> because they pull **** like going from 2.6.16 to 2.6.17 kernel in the mainline and not bothering to check if kernel modules compile on 2.6.17
<2> unles theres some other mechanism that i should know about that im not using
<1> MrEcho: ssh-keygen -p, by the way
<2> well the last package i tried was gfs-kernel
<2> i have to unmask that
<0> to update the p***word within a rsa siezer?
<2> unionfs doesnt work at all, i have to build my own ebuild for that from svn sources
<0> isnt gfs within the kernel now?
<2> nope
<2> /lib/modules/2.6.17-gentoo-r4_i686-smp/kernel/fs/gfs_locking/lock_dlm/lock_dlm.ko needs unknown symbol dlm_lock
<2> more brokenness
<0> well 17-r4 is ~x86
<0> but it shouldnt error like that
<2> KEYWORDS="amd64 ~ppc ~ppc64 sparc x86"
<2> i synced this morning
<2> and it appears to not be masked
<2> theres probably a special way to install gfs
<0> aww i guess they moved it up
<2> i dunno
<0> it was ~x86 a bit ago
<2> :D
<2> yeah
<2> yesterday it was
<0> i havent tryed gfs yet.. been wanting to
<3> MrEcho: kb
<0> ok so 17-r3 is ~x86
<3> 2.5 megabytes top
<4> global filesystem
<4> neato
<0> matja: have you tryed the vanilla-sources?
<2> i was considering using ocfs2 for a bit, looking at the state of affairs for gfs on gentoo
<2> but ocfs2 is just as broken :)
<2> nope
<2> i used to use that but ran into similar problems
<4> there is an idea MrEcho
<0> vanilla-sources-2.6.17.6 for x86 ~amd64
<2> packages that ***ume that the gentoo patches are present
<2> like iscsitarget
<0> ick
<2> maybe 2.6.17 is better
<2> i'll try it later, thanks for the suggestion
<0> yep
<0> havent screwed with isscsi yet... so
<4> Good luck matja. I just came back to Gentoo after sitting in the channel running fedora for a couple months. :)
<4> matja: I think you guys are what convinced me to fire it back up
<0> ?
<4> Yeah.. hanging in #gentoo drove me to reload the box at home.
<0> its going to take alot for me to switch to something else
<4> how long have you been running it MrEcho ?
<5> gentoo is running fine for me now <3 the people in #gentoo :)
<0> im always trying the newst distros, none have yet to perform like Gentoo
<5> very helpful people
<0> gentoo? umm 2 1/2 years
<4> Nothing else quite like it. It does kind of have a little bit of the love/hate relationship factor but I keep coming back.
<0> heh ya
<5> brujoh I broke my box at least 10 times before getting it right I know the feeling
<5> I wanted to break it to learn what could happen when it breaks and how to fix it
<4> Mikelo: hehehe... me too
<5> so when I have it properly configured how to troubleshoot it
<0> run ~x86
<0> its a good kick in the ***
<4> Mikelo: absolutely
<4> MrEcho: what is that, unstable?
<0> yep
<4> yowch
<5> I always tell people break your os at least 5 - 10 times before configuring everything so you learn hehe
<0> heh
<0> well the install guide that im working on, its very hard to screw up if you follow it
<4> Mikelo: hehehe... That is true. It is great for learning.
<0> http://gentoo-install.com
<4> MrEcho: I think I have looked it it. Looking now.
<6> MrEcho: oh, you are running ~x86 ?
<0> ohh ya
<0> have been for like a year now
<4> MrEcho: how has that been?
<6> well, I had 0 problems with ~amd64 so for far
<0> umm.. hellish at times, but not to bad
<6> maybe it will come soon
<0> do a bunch of updates, dont reboot for a month or 2, **** doesnt work right
<6> err -for
<4> hehehe... I can see that.
<6> I -sync everyday
<0> anyways.. i need to get off the irc, midterm today
<4> laters MrEcho
<5> woot I got my ipod waiting for me at work!!
<5> I hope I can get it configured properly for gentoo
<5> don't feel like swapping back and for into windows to load songs
<4> what kind did ya get?
<5> Ipod video 30 gig
<5> black
<5> :)
<4> too cool
<5> I need to buy a case for it tho don't want it to get scratched
<5> i'm mostly going to use it for songs tho not video as video ****s all the battery life away
<4> ahhh I bet it does. What kinda battery life?
<5> the regular one so i'm not sure
<5> wasn't too bad was 328$ CDN
<6> where
<6> I'm thinking about buying an ipod too
<6> not video though
<5> there all video now :/
<5> except for nanos
<6> -_-
<5> but who wants nanos anyhow
<6> 2-4G ?
<6> for the nano
<5> ya
<5> and there like 200+ CDN
<5> almost same price as a 30 gig ipod
<5> so it's not worth it
<6> my sony is 1G, but I need windows to load it up
<5> I think GTKIpod should be okay
<5> is there any other ipod apps out there for linux?
<6> I think amarok can do it
<5> echelon mike # emerge --search amarok
<5> Searching...
<5> [ Results for search key : amarok ]
<5> [ Applications found : 1 ]
<5> * media-sound/amarok
<5> Latest version available: 1.4.0a-r1
<5> Latest version installed: [ Not Installed ]
<5> Size of files: 12,739 kB
<5> Description: Advanced audio player based on KDE framework.
<5> License: GPL-2
<5> wahh those bots need to get off the crank
<5> hehe
<0> use eix to search
<0> and its a bad idea posting stuff into the irc
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