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<0> adduser -d /home/god god <--- is this correct ?
<1> ok just put the gun away
<2> CVirus: Creating a god user?
<2> tsk tsk tsk...
<0> LOL
<3> i thought god was here before everything else :>
<4> CVirus: better give it some more options, like a userid and some groups
<0> Psi-Jack: the home directory doesnt want to be created
<5> p***wd ***|money|god
<1> to add a god user you should use -u 0
<5> or..? I forget the others
<6> CVirus, adduser -m god
<4> CVirus: mkdir /home/god
<0> come on guys
<0> dli: what is -m ?
<0> dli: --help says nuthing about it
<4> CVirus: better put it in groups too ... -G wheel,users,games,audio,vidio,cdrw,ftp, ... whatever you want
<7> bit of a silly qestion, but in a command line program that i'm using (any2dvd) it says i can input multiple files...my question is: how, in the commandline, do i specify multiple files?
<5> finger god: No plan.
<5> see! Darwin was right!
<8> haha
<1> god -g heaven
<4> lol @ tweakt
<6> CVirus, sorry, I think it's useradd in gentoo
<1> both work
<9> i am trying to record using the gnome-recorder...but when i click the record button, i get an error that says "there is no default gstreamer audio input element set-please install the gstreamer-gconf schemas or set one manually"..what should i do?
<6> dragonheart, adduser is a link to useradd
<10> broken^: it depends on the program, so you'll have to read the documentation for that program
<10> broken^: the 'standard' way is just to list the files one after th e other, e.g. 'command file1 file2 file3', but it's dangerous to ***ume that's the way it works
<11> hi gals, hi dudes : )
<4> broken^: try any2dvd --help
<10> broken^: since there's a small chance it does something like using the first filename as an output file and the rest as inputs, in which case it might clobber your files
<7> Usage: /usr/bin/any2dvd [options] -i [input_file(s)]
<7> ill just list them one after the other
<4> jup
<7> see what happens :)
<4> broken^: backup to be sure ;)
<11> you guys, i've got an issue. when i try to run /etc/init.d/hplip, hpiod starts, but hpssd don't. it complains like this: http://pastebin.com/536849. how can i solve the issue? it's python related, correct? what do i rebuild? thankyou! : )
<12> can i install some software what was supposed to be free for personal use in my school on all PCs?
<13> Fatal: Cannot access video cards. Either you are not root, or the
<13> NVidia devices are not accessible.
<4> tusov: where did you get that error?
<7> guys, is there an easy to convert a .avi to and mpeg2?
<13> when i use nvtv
<14> iamben: are you here?
<4> tusov: hmmm, never used nvtv
<11> Zeksers, it's not free software, is it?
<13> :(
<12> edoardo, it's the AntiVir antivirus software
<14> iamben: helloooooooooooooooooo
<15> http://pastebin.com/536834, please, somebody take a look
<16> broken^: avi is a containerformat (meaning the video can be any format) and mpeg2 is a video format.. but in short: nope... you have to reencode
<12> edoardo, and it's free for personal use, but i don't know if i can install it in my school?
<12> can i?
<4> Zekers: if you want to be sure ... install avast
<7> miffentrop, and GUI encoder programs out there u can recommend?
<7> and = any
<12> Evil_****, is it good
<12> ?
<16> broken^: don't know any for linux, sorry
<13> i have a nvidia geforce 440mx and when i use nvtv i get : Fatal: Cannot access video cards. Either you are not root, or the
<13> <13> NVidia devices are not accessible.
<4> Zeksers: is it to run on linux ?
<11> you guys, i've got an issue. when i try to run /etc/init.d/hplip, hpiod starts, but hpssd don't. it complains like this: http://pastebin.com/536849. how can i solve the issue? it's python related, correct? what do i rebuild? thankyou! : )
<12> Evil_****, no, Win
<14> can someone help me with kernel compilation?
<16> broken^: you _could_ check out avidemux tho.. I don't know if it's capable of doing what you want, but I hear good things about it.
<14> my 2.6.14 kernel wont work
<15> any idea?http://pastebin.com/536834
<17> Hi, what is the proper way to specify a --prefix for a package in portage?
<7> ok, cheers miffentrop
<11> Zeksers, dude, i personally know nothin' about windoz : )
<4> Zeksers: Avast is the best AV-software for windows that i know of ... doesn't eat resources like hell, and is completely free to use
<4> Zeksers: http://pastebin.com/536849
<4> whoop
<12> :D
<4> Zeksers: http://www.avast.com/
<6> hyenur, why do you want a prefix?
<14> guys, can someone tell me why does my kernel reboot
<12> edoardo, if my schoolmates could understand Linux we wouldn't need Win
<17> dli: multiple versions of the same package or portage on another distro
<17> i can create an overlay ebuild, but i'm wondering if theres some variable that will automatically handle it
<14> can someone help?
<1> hyenur: running econf auto handles it
<6> hyenur, if multiple instances are allowed, portage can handle it auto
<1> dracony: give an error message
<14> dragonheart: i dont have it, the kernel rapidly gives zeros and reboots
<17> so the answer is no, create an ebuild overlay?
<14> dragonheart: i think it the bios device map provided
<6> dracony, very likely, you chose a wrong processor type, do make menuconfig now
<1> dracony: sounds like a hardware error for a particualy driver. dli - good idea - didn't think of that one
<1> much more likely
<14> dli: i have this kernel (2.6.9) with the same processor
<6> dracony, double check
<14> dli: i have a celeron 1800
<8> q: is anyone getting issues with Gnome locking up since updating to 2.12?
<14> dli: so i chose : pentium4/celeron(p4-based)
<6> Armand`, 100 CPU usage?
<14> dli: maybe i did a mistake here?
<14> dli: how do icheck my processor type?
<8> dli: I'm getting hard lockups if I try to Ctrl+Alt+Fn, i.e. nothing short of a hard reset unwedges it
<6> dracony, if you have a working 2.6.9 .config, backup the current one, copy the old one, make oldconfig
<14> dli: ok
<6> Armand`, could it be an X issue, or framebuffer?
<8> i asked in #gnome and gave a dump of .xsesion-errors and they didn't see anything that might cause the lockups
<6> dracony, always double check after make oldconfig
<8> here's the dump if you want to have a look: http://rafb.net/paste/results/fTQVPw57.html
<14> dli: cp /usr/src/linux/.config /root/configureation2
<14> dli: cp /usr/src/linux-2.6.9-gentoo-r13/.config /usr/src/linux/.config
<17> dragonheart: looking @ the source for econf, it appears --prefix=/usr (among other things, is hardcoded)
<14> dli: can i run it now?
<6> dracony, looks ok to me
<1> hyakuhei: normally - things like kde push it to //usr/kde/.. (see kde*.ecl***)
<18> if updating from devfsd to udev if something happens is there a fallback method
<14> dli: make: *** No rule to make target `oldcofig'. Stop.
<1> oldconfig
<18> or will i be able to boot normally
<14> dli: Local version - append to kernel release (LOCALVERSION) []
<14> Automatically append version information to the version string (LOCALVERSION_AUTO) [Y/n/?] (NEW)
<18> anybody did that before ?
<14> dli: what does that mean?
<1> coca_: last level fallback is an install cd and a chroot. should work though
<14> dli: why does it give some optiones?
<1> they weren't in the last kernel version so it gives you the option now
<6> dracony, if you don't know, you may just press enter
<11> you guys, i've got an issue. when i try to run /etc/init.d/hplip, hpiod starts, but hpssd don't. it complains like this: http://pastebin.com/536849. how can i solve the issue? it's python related, correct? what do i rebuild? thankyou! : )
<14> dli: i am an idiot
<18> dragonheart: indeed but did you ever do it did you get problems or will it be a part i can do remotly cause the machine isnt here ....
<11> what's that thing to rebuild python stuff?
<14> dli: the old config has i486
<14> dli: this one has i686
<18> is there any 100% working guide ...
<6> dracony, i686 should work, but double check with "cat /proc/cpuinfo"
<14> dli: what should i see there?
<6> dracony, family, model, model name, stepping
<14> dli: family : 15, model:2 stepping:9
<1> coca_: you you've removed devfsd and have udev emerged. you've setup a kernel to boot. yes?
<1> coca_: and have a pretty recent baselayout?
<6> dragonheart, choose "p4/celeron"
<6> dracony, choose "p4/celeron"
<1> coca_: and you've read the udev upgrade guide
<14> dli; so should i use the old config?
<1> coca_: should be fine. I've never seen a problem
<6> dracony, no, since it doesn't work
<14> dli: the one from 2.6.9 uses devfs
<19> hi
<14> dli: and here its not supported
<6> dracony, you disable it in kernel, and read the gentoo udev howto
<19> i am in the process of putting together a new PC. I want a wireless adapter that won't require ndiswrapper. if you people were getting a wireless card for a desktop, which one would you get?
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