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<0> ant linux has the same problem, not sure of bas yet
<1> there is more dangerous use of comands than rm -rf /
<0> s/bas/bsd
<2> If I am using a usb mouse along with a touchpad. The touchpad is corepointer what would the usb mouse be?
<3> as it is, it appears like it doesn't time out and makes my box hang at start if it doesn't have a dhcp server to talk to
<4> 07:56 < cereion_> erm, im going to see if i can replace linux with solaris , linux can handel both the touchpad with a pcmcia card and/or cdrom usage
<4> err wrogn quote
<4> ;\
<5> greister: remove it from your overlay or move it anywhere, portage won't detect it anymore and downgrade it
<0> s/can/cant/
<0> ;)
<6> roger55: u there bro ?
<5> kakky: symlink to /etc/timezone from /var/ and /var in another partition ?
<3> ...ANYONE know if there's an easy way to do this?
<5> kakky: handbook has corrected it recently
<0> texnofobix, yeh , i got touchpad hell
<7> when starting compiz (xgl) i get the following error(s)
<8> n17ikh: you could add some shell code to local.start that checks if you can ping your gateway, (or if its even defined) and if not uses ifconfig and route to setup a static network.
<7> compiz: GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap is missing
<7> compiz: Failed to manage screen: 0
<7> and
<7> compiz: GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap is missing
<7> compiz: Failed to manage screen: 0
<7> compiz: No managable screens found on display :1
<9> srm: wrong place for XGL support, stick to the forum thread
<10> LinuxBlues:yes.I did just as you said.But add a little:also need to remove /usr/portage/diskfiles/fontconfig.
<7> sorry
<7> ok
<9> it's alright, the forums are better for that anyway
<9> there are lots of smart folks hacking away at XGL there
<11> hi guys
<12> Should i just erase the Xsession file in /etc/X11/Xsessions/
<11> Yesterday I decided the famous gentoo OS on my desktop and I followed the instructions in the manual but I'm little stuck with the Grub configuration
<12> or how do i get it to automatically run kde when startx is run
<11> someone who wants to give some advice :)?
<11> I've got the following error: Error 15: File Not Found
<11> while boot
<8> deertay: "echo start-kde >> .xinitrc"
<3> I thought it was startkde
<3> or is it start-kde as well?
<8> deertay: n17ikh: ya, it is startkde, my bad
<3> also
<13> If anyone here is familier with teskdisk I have a serious question.
<3> doesn't it need to be echo "exec startkde" >> .xinitrc
<3> or is the exec necessary
<8> n17ikh: no, it doesn't, but you can do it that way
<3> ah
<3> it's got the exec in the handbook
<2> How come if I unplug my usb mouse and then plug it back in it doesn't work unless I restart x?
<12> so does that make it start at boot as well
<14> Robbeke: it means it can't find your kernel, make sure that it's pointing to the right file
<15> Anyone know anything a out xsl, per chance?
<12> i just modified XSESSION in rc.conf
<15> about*
<11> tuxpow3r it is, I checked that
<3> no, to make your x start at boot you have to do other things
<8> deertay: no, for that you need to use: rc-update add xdm start
<3> myself... I prefer it not to
<8> deertay: you also need to set it up
<3> but meh
<14> Robbeke: can you pastebin your grub.conf?
<12> ok thanks guys...
<12> i will try it out
<8> deertay: in /etc/rc.conf setup DISPLAYMANAGER to 'kdm' (if its installed)
<11> tuxpow3r: no I'm on a different pc
<8> deertay: man, my brain is dead, that rc-update should be: rc-update add xdm default
<11> formatted sda1 as ext2 and configged as boot, sda2 is swap and sda3 is reiserfs and root
<14> Robbeke: yes, I know.. you can use a livecd to boot into your computer, mount the /boot partion and from there you should be able to get to the conf file...
<16> hello?
<17> Agathezol: yes
<8> ezerhode1: ?
<11> tuxpow3r: default 0, timeout 30, splashimage=(hd0,0)/boot/grub/splash.xpm.gz
<17> Agathezol: sorry, thought you where asking, not telling
<11> tuxpow3r: title=Gentoo Linux 2.6.15, root(hd,0)
<12> In xorg...my /etc/X11/xorg.conf file doesnt exist, there is xorg.conf.example...so how is my X running right now with out that conf file?
<18> deertay: it uses a default one/
<18> -
<18> Woops.
<12> ah
<11> kernel /boot/kernel-2.6.15-gentoo-r5 root=/dev/sda3
<11> tuxpow3r that's it :)
<11> root(hd,0) is root(hd0,0)
<15> deetay, an xorg.conf file is created for you
<15> but its not in the /etc/X11 directory
<15> if you view the /var/log/Xorg.0.log I believe it will say what xorg.conf was being used. If you are logged in as root it is in /root/xorg.conf.new or something like that
<11> tuxpow3r, have any ideas? :)
<14> Robbeke: I don't see an entry for the kernel here?
<16> why would suddenly the filesystem become read only?
<14> Robbeke: oh sorry, now I see it
<15> nick-default. is it mounted as readonly?
<14> Robbeke: this is why pastebin is better, lol
<11> tuxpow3r what is pastebin :S
<14> Robbeke: pastebin.com
<11> oh ok
<11> is my grub.conf looking good?
<14> Robbeke: I'm ***uming that you compiled the kernel yourself?
<11> this: /dev/sda3 is the mountpoint for / in fstab
<11> yes I did
<11> just question to verify: in fstab I got /dev/sda1 mounted to mountpoint /boot with opts 'defaults' and dump/p*** 0/2, is that causing the troubles?
<19> Hi. How can I tell portage I want to use certain version of the package dbus? I've tried package.keywords and package.use.
<15> kaarlo, use the "=" sign
<11> because in the example it is configged with noauto,noatime 1 2
<14> Robbeke: try changing this line: kernel /boot/kernel-2.6.15-gentoo-r5 root=/dev/sda3 to kernel /kernel-2.6.15-gentoo-r5 root=/dev/sda3
<15> emerge =debus-1.1-rfoo or somethig like that
<19> vagrant: where? on the command line?
<14> Robbeke: just remove the /boot portion
<15> when you do emerge ... ya, pretty sure that works
<20> erg, I'm trying to mount my ntfs with write enabled, but it only wants to mount readonly
<21> i was renaming some directories when i screwed things up.. i renamed a dir to '2' and then i renamed another dir to '2' so i think i lost the previous directory.. any way to get it back??
<19> vagrant: But I dont want to upgrade that later when I emerge -DupN world. How to make it permanent?
<15> zaggy, did you compile in the ability to do that in your kernel?
<16> vagrant: no its /var/db/pkg.....
<11> tuxpow3r: same for the splashimage I guess?
<16> vagrant: fancy a pastebin?
<15> kaarlo, ah I see. Ya you'd need to do that in package.keywords ... you could add "-dbus" to your USE flags I guess ...
<14> Robbeke: right
<11> one moment
<11> please
<11> going for the reboot
<19> vagrant: ok, thanks. Im gonna experiment a bit...
<15> nick-default, well I don't know exactly what you need to include for ntfs support ... so you can but don't know if I can help
<16> ntfs?
<22> whats going down? anything that I can help with?
<15> isn't that what you were trying to do?
<16> no /var
<16> linux
<16> gentoo
<16> ill paste bin.. ull understand :)
<21> anyone able to help me? scroll a bit to see the question
<20> you need to emerge captive to mount ntfs with write enabled
<11> tuxpow3r thanks! it is working :-)
<14> Robbeke: great
<16> vergrant: http://pastebin.com/582298
<11> yeah indeed
<16> sorry about color coding... i thought it would make it better :/
<23> i can't seem to get the proper resoultion in X could someone help me. I am using the livecd and my resolution is 640x480 instead of 1024x768...i have a intel 845 chipset
<11> now the big hussle begins...
<24> When I start up my kde it the sound server says "Error while initializing the sound driver: device /dev/dsp cant be opened (no such device)" what shall I do?
<11> no network yet... broadcom wlan chip :'(
<15> nick-default, do a "mount", is it mounted as readonly?>
<7> well, i try to ask 'bout my Xorg7 install, 'emerge -uDN world' now complains a lot 'bout blocking packages of xorg-x11-6*. pastebin anyone? who has a spare-minute for this?
<11> tuxpow3r sorry to disturb you again but I've got a packages CD but can't find anything in the docu how to use it?
<16> vagrant: / is rw
<25> srm: methinks your portage really wants to give you xorg 6.8.2, there's a workaround on the wiki.
<26> srm: add xorg-x11-6.8 to package.provided
<15> that's weird
<16> indeed it is
<7> sloloem: the modular-x wiki?
<26> srm: check wiki or gentoo.org for more info
<27> can anyone help with a diskless setup ?
<27> diskless client, actually
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