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<0> now how do i recompile kde
<1> kn0x: emerge -uDNa world
<2> dli: Uhh. No, that was what was left when I DID mount it..
<3> psi-jack, the hdd is broken
<2> dli: After doing an fsck, that had pages upon pages upon pages of fixes.
<3> psi-jack, like, e2fsck -y -f ?
<2> This drive is not broken. Of that I am sure.
<2> dli: Yes.
<3> psi-jack, interesting, people say ext3 is quite robust
<0> who uses also with integrated nforce sound?
<0> *alsa
<4> when i close my laptop monitor, its not shutting off... is there special software i need to do that?
<5> Hi! I'm using a gentoo-home-router, and I'm having trouble getting bittorrent to work on my client machine. Could a more experienced person help me solve this please?
<2> dli: Yeah. Well, UFS never had any issues.
<6> brianw: one more Q, is there a reason that i get a "Temporary failure in name resolution" failure when trying to emerge metalog?
<3> psi-jack, I use jfs myself
<6> i checked the ftp site and it seems to be up
<2> dli: This is the first time I'd used ext2/3 in years of not using Linux, and then it just eats it.
<1> Avatar1999: cat /etc/resolv.conf
<7> could anyone help me figure out why my monitor won't use the settings it's supposed to for a resolution
<2> dli: I've got a server I'm building that uses JFS for /home :)
<6> cool, thanx
<8> I need help getting an internet connection during the Gentoo Live install
<1> Avatar1999: that is not a fix, I just want to know what that file has in it
<2> But, it looks like I'm going to have to redo this entire system all over again from scratch, which REALLY bites. :/
<9> can anyone tell how large the xorg-7 sources are?
<6> oh ok....hang on brianw
<10> is there a command for figuring out where my mouse is in /dev when it's being used?
<9> I wanna know if I have enough space for them..
<11> impulse32: its /dev/input/mice
<6> the file has nothing in it
<3> psi-jack, any issue with jfs?
<1> Avatar1999: your dhcp server shoulf have filled that file out
<10> let me try that Ginsu_Squirrel
<1> Avatar1999: ifconfig eth0 ,does it have an address?
<6> brianw: hmm...just a sec
<2> dli: Not yet. Nope.
<6> brianw: yes, it has an address
<8> can anyone help me out?
<1> Avatar1999: ping 4.2.2.1 , is it working?
<2> Hmm.. I wonder.
<11> iron: we can/t help you until you ask a question
<7> Iron: with?
<2> Linux apparently does not like running fsck on a mounted filesystem. Could this have ruptured ext3 doing so?
<8> i've been asking questions. any ways, how can I get an internet connection going when installing gentoo
<6> hang on, i'll have to switch my cable to the other box, not at home at the moment lol
<11> iron: the handbook explains everything you need
<8> it detects my device but won't establish a connection
<8> the handbook didn't help, thats why i'm here
<3> psi-jack, the only drawback I found for jfs is that it's very slow when removing large number of files/folders
<2> dli: Hmmm, interesting.
<7> Ginsu_Squirrel -> do you have any idea's as to why my monitor won't use the correct resolution while in X. I had it working flawlessly at 1280x1024 but now it won't go any higher then 1024x768 .......
<8> i've tried doing net-setup eth0, didn't work; dhcpcd eth0, didn't work; and even /etc/init.d/net.eth0 restart and to no avail
<6> brianw: yes, it works pinging 4.2.2.1
<3> psi-jack, it's supported by a benchmark, http://linuxgazette.net/102/piszcz.html
<2> dli: Heh. Since I have to re-do my system, apparently. I'm gonna go with a mix of filesystems this time, and split up my / into different mounts, instead of all one /
<6> o% packet loss
<12> psi-jack: running fsck on a mounted filesystem will screw up your ext3 partition if it tries to correct errors
<6> 0% even lol
<5> I've opened the bittorrent ports on my LAN machine, but it is still not getting out to the WAN on those ports, and NMAP does not show them to be open
<2> arbiter_dev: THAT must be what happened. :/
<1> Avatar1999: /etc/init.d/net.eth0 restart && cat /etc/resolv.conf
<6> ok
<12> psi-jack: my roommate ran fsck on a mounted filesystem on our server, trashed the whole thing
<2> arbiter_dev: I wanted it to just do a check, and not write anything, but it went fixing errors. heh
<2> arbiter_dev: That's one thing I /did/ like about FreeBSD and UFS.. You /can/ fsck a live filesystem. In fact, it does so.
<12> psi-jack: some filesystems support it, ext3 doesn't
<12> i think XFS can but don't go trying it without checking
<8> does anyone have any solution to my problem
<13> hello, how do I tell xorg-x11 not to emerge every input driver? I only want the very minimal.
<13> I'm using modular X.
<14> I get a disk read error now when trying to boot into gentoo
<14> error 25 :(
<14> what are the possible causes besides the partition being ****ed?
<1> nvrpunk: language
<12> z3ro: there's an INPUT_DEVICES line you should set in make.conf
<14> I speak english what about you?
<12> uh oh he's s***ing the mods
<1> nvrpunk: keep up the smart attitude buddy
<5> okay, I've applied iptables rules and restarted my lan interface on my router... but the bittorrent ports aare still closed ot my client
<14> I wouldn't be in here, if I had a smart attitude I would be figuring out why my gentoo isnt booting :/
<14> but alas, im asking for help
<13> arbiter_dev: I have INPUT_DEVICES='-*', but still portage tries to merge all drivers.
<12> z3ro: you might try the "void" input device
<13> arbiter_dev: still tries to merge everything.
<12> z3ro: that is odd, i just switched over today and it only pulls in keyboard and mouse
<12> perhaps your portage tree is old
<6> brianw: still nothing in /etc/resolv.conf
<13> arbiter_dev: I updated only an hour ago... maybe my server's cron job didn't run.
<13> arbiter_dev: I sync from a local server.
<5> ljoin #iptables
<12> z3ro: run your emerge with -t to see what's requiring it
<1> Avatar1999: is your /etc/conf.d/net file empty?
<13> arbiter_dev: xorg-x11 is requiring all of the drivers. :(
<12> z3ro: what's your portage version?
<6> brianw: no, it has 'config_eth0=( "dhcp" )' and 'dhcp_eth0="nodns nontp nonis"' in it
<13> arbiter_dev: 2.1_pre4
<1> Avatar1999: you see the nodns option....
<6> brianw: yes
<15> lol, I was installing gentoo a little too fast and somehow my windows partition is mounted to /boot
<15> how can I fix this?
<1> is this nodns option in the handbook or something. this is the third person today w/ that dumb option./..
<1> Avatar1999: take out the nodns option, then restart net.eth0
<6> yeah, its in the handbook. thats why i put it in there
<6> ok, maybe it should be reported eh brianw?
<12> z3ro: i'm not sure what's going on, are you running full testing or stable with keywords?
<1> why they would put that in there is beyond me...
<13> arbiter_dev: unstable
<6> haha
<1> Avatar1999: is it working now?
<15> btw, it's cool that my kernel comiled for the first time in time to make a hot pocket
<15> in less time than a hotpocket *
<6> brianw: want me to restart or not?
<12> brianw: strange, nodns is indeed in the handbook
<1> Avatar1999: restart net.eth0
<1> arbiter_dev: causing headaches in here...
<6> yeah, did that, hang on, let me switch back there for a sec....brb
<0> i cant get alsa working
<1> Avatar1999: just see if resolv.conf is populated now
<0> im using integrated nforce4 sound (AC97 codec)
<6> brianw: no, not populated yet
<1> Avatar1999: /etc/init.d/net.eth0 restart
<15> /dev/hda1, which is windows, is mounted to /boot (I'm installing gentoo--currently using livecd). I suppose I missed a number and /dev/hda2 should be mounted to /boot. How can I switch it so /dev/hda1 is not mounted and /dev/hda2 is?
<0> anyone point me in the right direction
<12> cyrillic: edit /etc/fstab
<6> brianw: haha, ok, just a sec
<15> arbiter_dev: I'm using the livecd... nothing is in the fstab like /dev/hda2
<1> arbiter_dev: he is on livecd, he has not chrootd yet i think.
<1> cyrillic: just umount
<15> type "unmount /dev/hda1"?
<1> cyrillic: umount
<15> The device is busy
<1> cyrillic: did you mount boot yet?
<15> I mounted /dev/hda1 to boot I think
<15> which is windows
<1> cyrillic: umount the mount point, not the device
<1> cyrillic: umount /mnt/gentoo/boot
<15> seg fault
<1> hahah
<12> good lord
<12> cyrillic: are you using the correct liveCD for your architecture?
<15> I hope so... I've gone pretty darn far
<1> cyrillic: not really :)
<15> I just tried copying the kernel image over to /boot and it was RO cause it was windows :p
<6> brianw: that did it. many thanx
<1> Avatar1999: no worries
<12> brianw: now just slap the clueless dev who put that in the handbook
<15> well how about this... if I restart my computer everything will unmount right?
<1> cyrillic: were you trying to umount inside the chroot?
<15> yes
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