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Comments:
<0> dizzutch: what iso could it be then?
<1> |AlcoholicA|: i have NO idea
<2> why is suspend-sources masked on amd64? is it known to fail or just not been tested?
<3> DrEeevil, ok i'll try it
<4> can't find /dev/dvd. Any idea?
<5> how do i get udev to rehash the rules files ?
<1> basilisk: little of both probably
<2> zpara: udevctl reload_rules
<2> If it just needs testing, I'll volunteer :)
<6> |AlcoholicA|: check the md5 checksum
<1> basilisk: #gentoo-amd64
<2> dizzutch: thanks, will check there
<0> holzplatten: md5sum FAR_CRY.iso ?
<1> basilisk: if you're interesting in helping with testing, contact one of the amd64 devs
<7> dizzutch: Doh... Am I the first one having this problem? :). Polling sounds like a quick n' dirty hack. Is that the way people do it?
<2> dizzutch: ok, will do
<1> johey: there are tools out there that do dyndns updates
<1> they do it in such a manner i believe
<7> dizzutch: How do they trig it?
<1> i don't know
<1> but i ***ume they poll
<0> holzplatten: i get a7657bf3e36c9672dc40059493da3753 FAR_CRY.iso
<0> then
<8> drchandra: where was that file driver?
<7> dizzutch: Uuuuuuuugly. Well ok, I extend my script to look for ip updates once a minute then. Thanks!
<9> dracony_gentoo: If you look at /usr/src/linux/drivers/usb/media/sn9c102_sensor.h, there's a table called "sn9c102_id_table". If that driver supported your hardware, "610b" would appear in that table.
<10> I just followed the guide on gentoo-wiki for ipod support. But when I started gtkpod i couldnt write iTunesDB. Do I need to change some permissions on the ipod?
<8> ok
<9> dracony: So if you find what looks like a driver, search it for that value.
<2> johey: how does your ip get changed? dhcp?
<11> I just noticed that less now has color. So now its colorless. ;-)
<12> basilisk: either that or magic
<8> DrChandra: ill just searc for 610b
<6> |AlcoholicA|: get the checksum from the original cd and compare both of them
<7> basilisk: Yes.
<9> dracony: There might be one out on the net somewhere. There isn't one in the 2.6.16 kernel.
<1> johey: maybe someone else will know another way
<8> DrChandra: internet is silent
<8> !google 0c45:610b
<13> where can I find docs/info on setting up a very basic mail relay
<0> holzplatten: which original cd? :) when i don't specify the fs i get this: ioctl: LOOP_CLR_FD: Device or resource busy
<0> Mountainman: you must specify the filesystem type
<9> dracony: Try without the colon. Use a space
<8> DrChandra: the driver has only up to 60be
<8> i tried
<8> no use
<14> my date screws up everytime i reboot
<14> how can i set my timezone
<14> and then make it _stay_
<1> alright, i'm gonna do work, i'll be back later
<2> johey: so does the ip address change even after the network is up and running?
<8> DrChandra: nothing :(
<7> basilisk: It can do, but that's not common.
<15> johey: I recognize your nick from somewhere.. #amigaswe or something maybe?
<7> Zider: That's not to concider impossible. :)
<16> lastnode, /etc/conf.d/clock i think, there's a few options there
<16> lastnode, can't remember which one is relevant
<15> johey: well, whaddya know.. it's a small internet ;)
<2> lastnode: cp your zone file from /usr/share/zoneinfo/ to /etc/localtime
<7> Zider: I guess we met IRL at AmiTech '97 as well ;)
<12> cp? I thought everyone just symlinks that
<9> dracony: I've tried to help with this problem before, and I didn't find any updated drivers, even on the Microdia website. This might be one of those comapies that doesn't share their source code.
<15> johey: oh yeah, that's right.. been there, got the tshirt ;)
<2> johey: then cant you just create a script that runs after the interface comes up?
<14> basilisk, i did that, but still had problems
<8> DrChandra: i never use it anyway
<2> DarkMorph: yes, but the gentoo handbook says cp. I thought it was strange too
<12> the current handbook does then, when I read the guide it had ln -sf. Yeah, cp'ing it is strange, seems redundant..
<9> dracony: http://www.linux-projects.org/modules/newbb/viewforum.php?forum=3
<2> lastnode: edit /etc/rc/clock, set CLOCK="local", CLOCK_SYSTOHC="yes"
<7> basilisk: Well... The IP can change. Sometimes it does it in 5 minutes intervals, and sometimes it takes several months. That's why I really need to update it as soon as the dhcp updates, but I would not want to poll once a minute.
<10> If I want mplayer to play all movies in firefox, do I just add mozilla flag when emerging mplay?
<14> basilisk, there is no /etc/rc/clock
<2> johey: which dhcp client
<2> lastnode: sorry, /etc/conf.d/clock
<14> johey, dhcpcd
<12> flogiston: don't you want mplayerplug-in ?
<7> basilisk: I think it is dhcpcd
<10> DarkMorph: thats what i ment.
<14> basilisk, thanks, done.
<17> hello
<14> brb
<12> I'm not sure about the flags, use emerge -pv to check the USE flags
<2> johey: need to check, but I'm sure one or the other of the dhcp clients can be configure to run a script every time it changes the ip
<2> lastnode: reboot and enjoy :)
<10> What about the plugin then?
<12> it *is* the plugin
<17> can someone help me with something stupid? When I try to emerge Kooka it tells me it's blocked by kdegraphics, but kooka is not in kdeGraphics
<10> Is there a separate package for that?
<17> how do I get it?
<12> emerge mplayerplug-in
<12> that IS it
<10> Ahaa
<10> Thanks
<12> ;)
<16> IIVQ, there is some overlap, you can only have one but not both at the same time
<16> IIVQ, unmerging kdegraphics should let you install kooka
<17> DrEeevil: I understand - but I'd like to have some programs from kdegraphics as well (kuiqshow, kpdf, kruler)
<16> IIVQ, maybe using split kde ebuilds resolves the issue?
<17> ow wait, I said it wrong, kooka is blocked by kdebase
<17> ow no
<16> split ebuilds it is then I guess
<7> I've modified my script not to update if the ip hasn't changed. However, I don't like having it to run once a minute, but I guess I have no choice.
<17> what I just said is wrong, nm
<17> =kde-base/kdegraphics-3.4* (is blocking kde-base/kooka-3.4.3)
<16> johey, dyndns?
<18> hey all, is there a way to kill a process without using the kill command - i have a frozen machine and kill -9 ain't working
<7> DrEeevil: Yes.
<16> johey, you should be able to attach the script to the ifup (?) event
<7> DrEeevil: Tell me more!
<16> johey, when the interfaces gets restarted you can automatically run a script ...
<10> DarkMorph: Firefox still complains about no suiteble plugin.
<12> flogiston: did you close firefox entirely first?
<7> DrEeevil: But my IP can update via dhcp sometimes.
<10> Yes.
<10> I did.
<12> visit about:plugins
<12> see if it shows up
<10> I got both 1.0.7 and 1.5 installed.
<10> I tried them both.
<7> DrEeevil: Or will the ifup event trig at then as well?
<19> johey, hmmm ... that makes it more difficult
<8> lets play some game guys!
<12> flogiston: did you see any newly supported types in about:plugins ?
<15> hm, my swedish chars disappeared sometime tonight.. uh..
<17> thx, bonsaikitten
<10> I havent looked, (doing that now)
<5> anyone know a place where i can find help for getting my mx1000 and my mx700 to /dev/input/mx1000 and /dev/input/mx700 with udev ?
<5> i have searched the forums
<19> zparta, http://reactivated.net/writing_udev_rules.html
<10> DarkMorph: there's only flashsupport...
<12> you do have mplayer installed too right?
<10> Yepp.
<12> close all firefoxes... source /etc/profile && firefox&
<20> has anyone ever got kde not to span to sessions on both multihead screens? i need it to start only on screen :0.1 .the usual export DISPLAY wont work
<10> DarkMorph: so I need to do: source /etc/profile && /opt/firefox/firefox& to get firefox1.5 to updat the plugins?
<12> well I figure source /etc/profile will make your session aware of the plugin basically
<12> or log out/back in, same idea
<12> 'cause it should work, I'm running out of ideas lol
<10> Hehe
<21> hi, if i use the driver /dev/hiddev am them able to write a driver that takes control of a device that hiddev would control ?
<12> I know it works for firefox and not just mozilla, I've used it on both
<9> dracony: YOu know what I'd do? Insert a line in the spca5xx driver for your hardware, build and install it, and see what happens. I bet it works.
<10> It seemed to work for firefox1.0.7
<12> :D
<12> I don't know how/why you have two firefoxes, it isn't a slotted pkg AFAIK
<10> about:plugins gave lots of plugins.
<12> :D
<8> DrChandra: in spca5xx or in kernel sn9c driver?
<12> then it works
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