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<0> kevin06: "yet none of my outbound connections took. Resolved or unresolved." <confusing
<1> dracony: I emerged nvidia-glx
<2> how to find files which have not been accessed within the last 2 month? "find . -atime 1" shows me the files i accessed yesterday (i can remember them). but how to "invert" the output? although "find . -atime 60" and even "find . -atime 2" don't show any output
<0> kevin06: I ***ume networking is working properly now?
<3> hedgoli: 2 optiones of troubles:
<4> paveq: package.keywords doesn't need ~x86 or ~amd64 or ~archwhatever anymore.
<0> kevin06: what ethernet card?
<5> paveq, alrighty, thanks for the help.
<6> drac: uh??
<4> paveq: just category/app is sufficient.
<6> since when
<3> hedgoli: a)different kernel is loaded then the one you compile for
<7> YeTr2, No. I gave up on Gentoo for today. Using Mepis now.
<4> hmm since last year sometime.
<3> hedgoli: b) try running the package
<0> kevin06: what ethernet card?
<7> YeTr2, It's onboard nForce
<0> hmm
<1> dracony: I installed gentoo yesterday, I don't any other kernels than the one I want to use
<6> drac: but its not just arch, the keyword
<6> drac: it could be like -*
<3> hedgoli: so are you from live cd?
<4> paveq: yeah -* is still there.
<1> dracony: what do you mean?
<6> or if theres only x86 but I run amd64
<8> does anyone know a good command line text editor besides nano (but not emacs or vi plz)
<6> and x85 compiles
<6> *6
<4> paveq: but ~arches isn't..
<3> hedgoli: are you on livecd now?
<6> drac: ok
<1> dracony: no
<9> people don't you have life???
<6> drac: so without arch/keyword its like ~arch
<3> hedgoli: so you are on your kernel?
<10> life's lenghty
<1> dracony: yes
<3> hedgoli: try running the package
<8> does anyone know a good command line text editor besides nano (but not emacs or vi plz)
<4> paveq: if you want ebuild that's marked only ~x86 on amd64 system, then yeah, you need ~x86 there.. but if you want package keyworded with ~x86 on x86 system, you don't need ~
<1> dracony: what package?
<3> hedgoli: you see the archive with the driver
<3> hedgoli: is a sfx archive
<7> peyote, IMO only, nano is about as good as CL editors get.
<1> dracony: what? where?
<11> i have a working vanilla-2.6.14.6 configuration, i copy that config into vanilla-2.6.15.1 and i get kernel panic at boot ... am i doing something wrong?
<3> hedgoli: type: sh /usr/portage/ditfiles/NVIDIA
<8> kevin06. ?
<12> jieryn, panic with what?
<7> peyote, You asked about CL text editors?
<3> hedgoli: ls /usr/portage/distfiles | grep NVIDIA
<11> VFS kernel panic, says it can't find my root partition (/dev/sda3)
<8> yes
<8> tried le but its not compiling...
<12> jieryn, double check scsi support
<11> ....it is the same
<6> jieryn: so your root partition is that
<7> peyote, That was my input. :-P Nano is about as good as it gets, in my opinion.
<11> i have all SCSI and BLK_DEV identical
<6> scsi/sata?
<1> dracony: it's a .run file
<11> paveq: root(hd0,0) root=/dev/sda3
<12> jieryn, it doesn't matter, but make menuconfig, and read help
<13> Hah! Well, that's annoying as heck.
<11> dli: eh?
<6> jieryn: then check everything in scsi
<6> low level drivers expecially
<13> Linux specifically blacklisted one of my HDD's to /not/ allow DMA mode access to it, at all.
<11> yes, i grepped and have manually checked, all options are identical under device drivers
<8> i like nano best but need another to edit the nanorc file with 3 errors in it...
<3> hedgoli: isnt it?
<3> hedgoli: i have NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-6111-pkg1.run
<3> hedgoli: and you?
<6> jieryn: maybe theres some new options you need to enable
<11> paveq, dli: any ideas? they are identical :-(
<6> jieryn: did you run make oldconfig
<1> dracony: I have NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-8178-pkg1.run
<3> hedgoli: ls /usr/portage/distfiles/ |grep NV
<3> hedgoli: its a run file
<11> paveq: no, i copied the old config into the new dir as .config, it picked up all my options
<14> does anyone know why there's no weekly snapshot of gcc 4.1 in portage this week? (it religiously came the fridays... for a lot of weeks)
<1> dracony: I know
<15> how do i get my xlock binary back? xlockmore won't build one...
<11> oldconfig isn't "use this old configuration" it is "use the old configuration menu"
<12> jieryn, as I said, "the same" or not doesn't matter, read help
<13> Heh, this is fun.
<7> YeTr2, No ideas?
<3> hedgoli: so run it
<1> dracony: :)
<13> I'm watching two computers both compile gcc 3.4.4.
<11> dli: dude, under device drivers, everything is IDENTICAL :)
<6> jieryn: oldconfig will show you differences
<6> jieryn: you can enable new features
<3> hedgoli: sh /usr/portage/distfiles/NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-8178-pkg1.run
<11> fine, i'll start fresh
<1> dracony: I know that much. :)
<3> hedgoli: did you run it?
<1> dracony: yes but it failed
<1> dracony: still the same error, failed to load the module
<12> dracony, emerging nvidia-kernel, instead of running the .run
<16> hedgoli: I havent been listening, but why not use the gentoo way? http://www.gentoo-linux.org/doc/en/nvidia-guide.xml
<3> hedgoli: this is a problem
<3> hedgoli: i have an idea
<12> hedgoli, what's in "lsmod|grep nvidia" now?
<1> thomasa88: i did that first
<3> do you have an email?
<3> hedgoli: i will send you some sources
<1> dracony: oliver@tolvans-sf.se
<17> hmmmmmmmmmmm
<1> dli: nothing happens
<16> hedgoli: worked perfect for me, use module-rebuild with new kernel, theres a script I had to run to get it working to NV-something
<12> hedgoli, did you "emerge nvidia-kernel" ?
<1> thomasa88: yes, NVmakedevice.sh?
<1> dli: yes
<16> hedgoli: yes
<1> thomasa88: i don't have it
<12> hedgoli, and your /usr/src/linux is correct?
<16> hedgoli: I believe there is a utils package
<1> dli: yep
<1> thomasa88: do you know the name?
<3> hedgoli: i sent you a tar.gz
<12> hedgoli, what happens? modprobe nvidia
<16> hedgoli: im checking with equery
<3> hedgoli: you will extract it and run make insnstall
<3> hedgoli: you will extract it and run make install
<16> hedgoli: didnt find it :S
<1> dli: "FATAL: Error inserting nvidia (/lib/modules/2.6.15-gentoo-r1/video/nvidia.ko): No such device"
<18> how do i get gtkpod to work with video?
<3> hedgoli: did you get the email?
<19> hm i have a problem with portage
<3> hedgol: besides i have signed you for a lot of spam (just kidding)
<1> dracony: not yet, but it usually takes a couple of minutes
<1> haha
<20> hi all, I'm trying to set up gtk for cross compiling, when I try '
<16> hedgoli: heres the script: http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-414259-highlight-devfsd.html
<20> pkg-config --libs gtk+-win32-2.0
<19> when i do emerge -uDpv world, it says there are some packages blocking
<16> hedgoli: I thought I got it from emerge :S
<20> it says "Failed to open '/opt/xmingw/lib/pkgconfig/cairo.pc': Too many open files"
<3> hedgoli: perhaps try emerge nvidia-utils
<19> if i try to emerge -C those, emerge says it couldn't find them
<19> and i know they are note installed, any ideea what's wrong?
<21> if reiserfsck fails on my partition and says it found a badblock, what should i do?
<12> hedgoli, it's covered by the gentoo nvidia guide, http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/nvidia-guide.xml
<21> and how can i create a badblocks list for that partition and reiserfs?
<10> cosmicfool: what's the exact command you're trying?
<10> cosmicfool: many users forget that, if they provide a version, you need to use operators as well (like =, < or >)
<17> deuterium: run 'badblocks' maybe
<12> deuterium, try to fsck -f -y
<6> deuterium: you can lose all your data
<6> reiser3 is kinda ****ty to recover
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