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<0> tercel i've learned like ~mediavideo/nvidia-kernel-1.0.8178 never tried the other way, is my way old cause it works
<1> tercel: no :-/
<2> Rat: I just have sandbox but yes, that's all you need to do.
<3> RiverRat : Alright thanks man
<4> CVirus: I got the exact same thing, I think its a bad patch or something
<1> tercel: is there somewhere else i should look for masking or something?
<5> when i type mysql i get Error 2002 Can't connect to local mysql server through socket .... whY/
<2> Rat: Be prepared to have to do some manual intervention. The whole tree is not safe for that yet.
<0> sorry i meant ~media-video/nvidia-kernel-1.0.8178
<6> Triffid_Hunter: it's no problem to difer the client on stdout
<7> CVirus: Did you set ~arch in make.conf? baselayout-1.11.14.-r6 is too new.
<8> hey what is the fdisk-hexcode for ext3?
<1> i've looked on package.mask already
<6> each client will send different cmds ;)
<9> hi
<10> ASUSanator, well lots of packages from kde-base
<8> is it 83 or 85?
<11> DrChandra: no .. I'm an x86 guy !
<11> tercel: it is something global then ?
<4> richiefrich: you are doing something diferent. the ~ there means "use this version but allow -rx versions to increase" and the ~arch is ***umed by portage
<12> the-dead: why not just write your own socket program?
<2> schuh: There isn't one. fdisk codes are for partition types and not file systems.
<13> aFlag: what does tihs say: emerge -pv =media-video/nvidia-kernel-1.0.8178
<14> is there a way to connect to another virtual console via SSH?
<4> CVirus: I think so, but I havent looked into it
<8> thats what i meant RiverRat
<4> CVirus: feel free to file a bug
<3> RiverRat: What the heck? SO I should just get rid of those features then? lol
<8> so?
<2> 83
<11> tercel: will do
<6> Triffid_Hunter: i'm not a programmer
<7> CVirus: Is ~x86 in you make.conf?
<3> Im not very advanced in linux
<12> Inssomniak: only if you're using screen
<8> RiverRat, so ext2 and ext3 are both 83?
<11> DrChandra: it seems that you dont understand me .. I DONT use ~x86
<13> schuh: there is a page in fdisk that shows the numbers
<2> Rat: If you want to help then leave then enabled and report failures to bugs.g.o and temporarily disable the FEATURE for packages that complain.
<1> wide-eye: it says it's masked by the ~x86 keyword :(
<15> When I emerge -e system, have a error:not package manifest found.How to resolve it?
<0> aFlag try putting ~media-video/nvidia-kernel-1.0.8178 ~media-video/nvidia-glx-1.0.8178 in /etc/portage/package.keyworks then emerge -av nvidia-glx
<14> Triffid_Hunter, so if I have a currently controlled program on /dev/tty8 I cant see it unless I started the program via screen in the first place?
<8> yeah i know wide-eye but im just asking if ext2 and ext3 has the same number
<2> schuh: All Linux partitions are 83 (except swap).
<8> k thx RiverRat
<16> oen of my raid disks is OK, but seems to be offline for one raid1 partition, it is showing up as md0 : active raid1 sdb1[1] 58604992 blocks [2/1] [_U]
<11> DrChandra: http://packages.gentoo.org/ebuilds/?baselayout-1.11.14-r6
<13> aFlag: you sure your file name is spelled right?
<1> richiefrich: i've tried it already, didn't work either :(
<7> CVirus: Then a simple "no, I'm not using ~arch" would suffice. ~ arch means "~<insert your arch here"
<11> DrChandra: it is x86
<16> how can i force it to be rebuild/scrubed?
<4> richiefrich: thats still not what he wants
<3> RiverRat: Alright I will do.. Thanks again
<8> brb
<2> np
<12> Inssomniak: to my knowledge, yeah.. there's kernel modules you can put in to "see" it, but i don't know their exact names
<13> aFlag: /etc/portage/package.keywords
<4> aFlag: where exactly is your package.keywords file?
<0> aFlag what are u tring to emegre and whats the error
<1> hum, it's on the wrong place then
<7> CVirus: It appears to be a bad package. Not damaged, or the md5 would catch it.
<11> DrChandra: I'll file a bug report then
<17> On one of my systems I'm trying to update util-linux-2.12r-r1 to util-linux-2.12r-r2, however, at the end of the emerge process: >>> /sbin/cfdisk, >>> /sbin/blockdev, !!! failed to properly create symlink:, !!! /sbin/swapoff -> swapon, !!! [Errno 13] Permission denied, etc... -- I didn't find any similar issues on forum either. Any ideas?
<7> So baselayout-12.11.14-r6 jumps straight to stable? No ~arch first? That's bad.
<7> 1.11 ...
<1> ok, now it worked, i was saving it at /usr/portage, thanks for the patience
<0> aFlage np
<18> startkeylogger
<13> mizery: what are the permissions of those files?
<19> lol C-WiningNorton
<19> idiot.
<18> ubuntu>gentoo
<18> :)
<20> hello all
<8> re
<8> seemed to work...
<4> I"m in no mood
<15> When I emerge -e system, have a error:not package manifest found :fontconfig.How to resolve it?
<19> "distrofight<knowledge"
<17> wide-eye, /sbin/swapoff symlink doesn't exist, /sbin/swapon is rwxr-xr-x root:root
<7> spam >/dev/null
<21> ruben-: And the funny thing is, an exploit for a Windows firewall doesn't usually work on a non-Windows OS :D
<0> schuh u get grub back on
<21> (that's what the SKL thing is)
<7> chat </topic
<13> mizery: can you touch /sbin/swapoff ?
<8> yep... i used fdisk to change the partition id and grub no longer refused to install
<13> mizery: as root.
<19> greister: emerge fontconfig maybe
<19> GerbilSoft: I know :)
<22> I just read a thread from 2004 in which a retired Gentoo developer and some said that emerging masked packages with the ACCEPTED_KEYWORDS method is an extremely bad idea. Is this still the case 2 years ;ate
<22> later? http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?p=1060314#1060314
<13> Gadsden: yes
<4> Gadsden: yes, extreemly bad.
<13> Gadsden: bad, very bad
<7> mizery: swapoff is a symlink to swapon
<4> Gadsden: use /etc/portage/package.keywords instead
<23> Gadsden: yes, specifying it on the commandline is horrible, you should use /etc/portage/package.keywords instead
<22> ok I've emerged my nvidia drivers with that technique, and xchat. Can I undo the process?
<15> ruben-:emerge fontconfig then 'emerge -e system ' is OK?
<19> greister: ye
<17> wide-eye, touch seemed to produce no errors, however, DrChandra, ls -al /sbin doesn't display /sbin/swapoff on that particular system, however, ln -sf /sbin/swapon /sbin/swapoff produces Permission denied error
<7> Gadsden: Yes it is an extremely bad idea. It was then, and still is.
<4> Gadsden: just add them to /etc/portage/package.keywords
<4> Gadsden: and stop using emerge -U
<7> mizery: You need to be root.
<15> rube-:Have the same error.
<17> DrChandra, I am root
<7> mizery: Where is sbin stored, on an NFS mount?
<13> mizery: did you delete the touched file b4 ln -s it?
<17> DrChandra, no nfs mount, only physical hard drive in the system
<22> tercel: so I can add xchat and nvidia to the keywords and emerging world or depcleans won't break my system?
<15> rube-:I am sync some times,and change the mirror.But have the same error.
<4> Gadsden: right
<7> mizery: Do an "id" and make sure you are user number zero.
<13> mizery: is /sbin/ drwxr-xr-x 2 root root ?
<22> thanks guys
<17> DrChandra, yep, 0, interestingly enough "ls -al" does not list /sbin/swapoff, however "ls" does...
<7> mizery: try stat and file on it
<17> haha, rm /sbin/swapoff, stat /sbin/swapoff, file /sbin/swapoff, all permission denied
<20> can someone help me with my wifi card? details http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-409184.html if you dont wanna ask butill answer if it helps :P
<17> wide-eye, yes
<7> mizery: Also, check you shell aliases. Maybe ls is aliased to do_something_to_annoy_root
<24> thinkinginbinary, Good job. the new kernel seems to work fine.
<17> DrChandra, no aliases
<17> I suppose I shall boot a livecd...
<14> its possible to use screen in a script like "screen <program>" and have the script continue on no problem?
<7> mizery: Boot a livecd, mount the disk, and check the file system. Fix the file, and go again.
<25> What do i need to run to fix libtool after upgrading GCC?
<25> I am getting an error saying something in the 3.4.4 directory is "not a valid libtool archive"
<26> XGL and Composite, arent the same thing are they?
<7> mgorbach228: fix_libtool_files.sh. You may have to re-emerge libtool, too
<26> like, fluxbox has built-in composite support natively now, doesnt it?
<26> doesnt mena i have to have XGL, right?
<0> mgorbach228 what file
<7> RichardP: an .la file
<25> libstdc
<27> I'm trying to install wireless on Gentoo, and ndiswrapper works fine, says drivers installed, device present. But when i start it on Gentoo, i get an error that says the device doesn't exist
<26> anybod? ^^
<7> mgorbach228: emerge libtool ; fix_libtool_files.sh
<26> *anybody
<22> sorry to bring up the issue again but what exactly does ACCEPTED_KEYWORDS do to the system? Does it add something to a file that I can edit and reverse?
<7> Gadsden: YOu mean ACCEPT_KEYWORDS?
<28> Gadsden, there are various versions of software. These are for different architectures. This also includes software in the 'testing' branch
<22> FoW: I get that
<28> Gadsden, ACCEPT_KEYWORDS tells Portage which architecture to use
<29> someone with an "0 [M5461 ]: HDA-Intel - HDA ULI M5461" (cat /proc/asound/cards) that has it working?
<0> Greg2 ehat dev eht0
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