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<0> one was the installer the other was the min
<1> thanks i didnt even know about that one :)
<2> its trying to fetch an old *** genpatches that they took off the mirrors ages ago
<3> how do i patch?
<0> iamben, looks to be working
<0> with the default kernel too
<0> !
<1> iamben yeah thats what i figured i just had no way of updating
<2> those older smp servers can be quirky
<4> i must have just lucked out
<2> denro: patch what?
<3> iamben: some patch from bugs.gentoo.org
<2> i wonder if gcc 3.3->4.1 will bork anything
<5> it will
<5> heh
<2> how much worse than 3.4->4.1?
<2> im aware of THOSE issues, just havent had a 3.3 box in a long time, im pushing this one all the way ~x86
<6> bofisu
<7> bitiaxmi
<8> yatawxx
<9> today is just bull****
<9> pure 100% bull****
<9> **** is broken
<9> big time
<2> today rocked
<9> we have a ****ing CMTS that I can't even login to
<9> iamben: shuddap
<9> and our 'engineers' don't know what is wrong they are talking to Motrola right now lol
<9> ****ing TITS
<10> service off line?
<2> sounds like it isnt your problem
<4> are your engineers 'experts' ?
<4> it is if the CMTS is causing outages, bitrot is just catching the ****ty side from the customers :/
<11> didnt bitrot just leave to goto work?
<4> he lives close
<11> he should use screen or something heh
<4> he normally does
<4> but he rm -rf'd the wrong box
<4> I'm thinking that had something to do with it
<4> bitrot: wasn't certex was it?
<11> ah yea that would do it
<12> he could use screen or stop using crack
<10> w00t wrt54g v5 has been hacked to run linux
<4> or you could just by the WRT54gL
<4> or w/e
<10> i have a v5 .. and a v4
<4> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16833124190
<4> i'd nab one if i had a use for the wireless
<10> im using my v4 just as a AP right now
<1> is `emerge --update` the command to update portage also?
<4> eh
<4> after you sync, just emerge portage will update portage
<4> but if you do like, -uva
<1> oh ok
<10> tendo did you read any of the docs?
<4> it will update it also
<1> yeah i've been reading them as i go along, they just don't make that much sense to me
<4> he had to have, to get as far as he did
<1> i've read the install guide and a lot of the wiki pages
<4> great thing about the docs, is i can copy and paste all the code sections via ssh and have the box up with base system in under an hour
<4> This was after I installed ubuntu just to look at it
<10> nastjuid: did you see my install guide? still lots of work to be done, but I know it works
<4> it was on my machine for all of 20 minutes
<4> MrEcho: your install guide?
<4> do share
<10> http://mrecho.net:90/
<4> er..
<1> good code MrEcho
<4> don't want to be an ***, but you've got a typo >.>
<10> ohh im sure i have a few
<4> wow, that's hot
<10> heh its not going to say there
<4> j/k
<4> well, lemme know where it ends up :/
<10> im going to do a walk though for the kernel setup
<10> thats not going to be fun
<4> meh
<4> sure it will
<4> the default config is a lot more friendly than it was in 2.2 or 2.4
<10> for the menus ya
<13> circuit
<10> but a ****load more options
<4> yer
<13> er, wrong window
<4> i'd split it
<4> for different purposes
<10> ya i am
<10> "At the bottom of this page there will be a section on what to do if it doesnt boot."
<10> i should put "... which it will"
<10> err wont
<4> hehe
<4> then the footnote "your first and second system will likely never boot the first time"
<10> heh
<4> The livecd is probably the key factor of why I've stuck with gentoo
<10> i didnt have any major issues when i started building my own kernels
<10> im a hardware guys ... so
<1> how do i merge the updated config files? do i have to do it manually?
<4> dispatch-conf
<10> hell ive been using knoppix to install gentoo for like the past 2 years
<14> heh that's fun
<14> too bad there's no good known knoppix for powerpc :d
<4> ubuntu rubbed me wrong when it just installed _everything_ from the CD
<15> lol
<15> just do base system then
<15> inst ubuntu just a debian clone anyway
<4> yer
<4> i didn't see an option for the base system
<15> heh
<15> its no fun when it does it all for you
<10> Temp: 99F/37C Humidity: 18%
<15> where's the fun i nthta
<15> ya its hot here too
<15> just got back from town
<4> it was more like, choose drive, set time, root p***word, and here we go
<15> haha
<4> MrEcho: I was in Palmdale this weekend
<15> love the custimatzation
<4> i thought I was going to die
<15> sounds like redhat nastjuid
<10> heh
<15> lemme check my temp
<10> ya ubuntu is pretty damm easy
<15> 28C
<15> fairly hot for here
<15> i live on an island
<15> so its usually just wind/rain
<4> 94F
<10> ohh?
<15> so its like when heat comes, im like wtf is this shiet man
<4> bora bora?
<10> nastjuid: you know i moved out to perris .. out by hemet right?
<4> yeah
<4> didn't know it got that hot out there
<4> but your just down from palm springs, no?
<10> gets very hot
<10> like a hour drive
<10> well no .. but its not that close
<4> i wonder if my buddy was able to get any more of the dual 500 boxes
<3> how do i patch xorg if ive downloaded a patch from bugs.gentoo.org?
<16> let portage patch
<3> how?
<10> denro have you ever patched before?
<16> make a new ebuild?
<2> a lot of times, they'll submit a new ebuild along with the patch
<10> boachan: you can step though the .ebuild
<3> MrEcho: not with linux :P
<10> denro: heres one way http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Create_an_Updated_Ebuild
<17> Hey, I'm just wondering. The different runlevels (boot/default), what are the differences?
<17> That is, what should be in either runlevels?
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