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<0> with uranium
<1> lol
<0> you have stray modules in there, just clear the whole thing and reinstall them
<2> btw, the interenets are for porn
<0> shouldn't take very long
<2> just thought I'd throw that out there...
<1> hmm are you sure it will be alright arbiter_dev to rm -rf everything on that directory ?
<3> Has anyone heard of something like this before where your computer won't fetch an IP or connect to anything without pressing the ctrl button repeatedly?
<0> BangBang: i've done it numerous times, just re-install your kernel modules and any portage package which installs a module
<1> how to reinstall kernel module u mean to rebuild the kernel again ?
<0> no just make modules_install again
<0> they've already been built
<1> hm what the command ?
<0> for what?
<1> i am using genkernel to build my kernel
<1> modules install
<0> oh cripes
<0> someone help BangBang out, i don't know anything about genkernel
<1> hmm arbiter_dev is there any way to copy genkernel config ?
<1> so that i just copy that config file than
<1> execute make modules_install
<0> unless genkernel is retarded (is it?) make modules_install should work
<1> hmm may be i just recompile the kernel again sigh
<4> whats a good gui mixer for gentoo?
<5> kerframil: well I tried :/
<5> kerframil: looks like docs team doesn't agree with me ;P
<6> antarus|work: so I saw
<7> woah, this gentoo installer makes gentoo installation much better :)
<8> I read that as "this gentoo installation makes gentoo installation much better"
<8> Maybe I'm low on sleep.
<9> hi. I have apache2 on gentoo, i have /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_proxy.so and i run apache with -D PROXY , in httpd.conf present <IfDefine PROXY> LoadModule proxy_module modules/mod_proxy.so --- but apache2 -S talk me Invalid command 'ProxyVia', perhaps mis-spelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration
<4> um sounds like an apache problem
<7> heh, as far as I see it, you still get for the most part, the same amount of flexibility as you do with the old text-mode stuff
<7> though, it's easier
<4> i would probably go to an apache channel
<10> Does any of you use gcc 4.1.0 ?
<11> quit
<12> ya used to use it, now downgraded to gcc-4.0.2
<10> Hm, this is wierd, i cant even emerge libsdl using gcc 3.4.5
<13> i am using gcc 4.1.0 why?
<10> dennycrumsux: Can you emerge libsdl-1.2.9-r1 ?
<13> yes it emerges just fine
<10> Hm
<10> Then why the beep does it keep failing here
<13> what platform are you on?
<14> http://pastebin.com/584645 somehone know of a fix for this?
<10> x86
<13> okay i am on amd64 so i wouldn't know the problem
<15> can someone please help me with freenet
<15> ?
<4> HEYTHERE LAWL
<16> jimmyekl: try revdep-rebuild or re-emerge wxpython
<17> new to gentoo, quick question about portage masks.... when it says the mask keyword is ~amd64, does that mean the package doesn't compile right on amd64 systems?
<17> or is it safe to ignore that and attempt to emerge it?
<13> ~amd64 is stable imo
<14> wide-eye: k
<6> rm_you: it means that's in "testing" on the amd64 platform. please read: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?part=3&chap=3
<17> dennycrumsux: ah :P
<17> kerframil: thanks... I will
<6> and no, it doesn't mean stable
<17> i get what he means :P
<13> i am pretty much running all ~amd64 packages right now
<17> I'm used to debian sid, so bleh
<4> how to i tell smbfs not to load during startup?
<17> i may just want to put ~amd64 in my /etc/make.conf, eh dennycrumsux?
<16> rm_you: you can upgrade later if you like
<13> yeah you can do that
<17> wide-eye: my problem is that a lot of the packages I want are ONLY available in ~amd64
<13> i think there is only one package out of 442 on my system i had to downgrade to stable
<16> rm_you: everyone has some unstable packages i'd bet
<6> unstable packages are masked or not keyworded for the platform on which they are unstable. really the correct word to use here is "testing"
<6> as the handbook elaborates upon
<13> okay my bad "testing" is the correct term here for ~amd64
<18> hi
<17> if i add ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~amd64" and do emerge -u world -p, that'll tell me all the packages I can upgrade to testing, right?
<18> hot to know the my local or public IP address , or other details
<19> rm_you: dont use ACCEPT_KEYWORDS
<6> goldfish: I think he meant "add" to make.conf
<17> goldfish: because why? :)
<19> yos87: ifconfig for local, whatismyip.org for public
<19> kerframil: oh right
<17> ahh yeah
<17> kerframil: correct
<6> rm_you: re previous question: no, not necessarily. try -uDNp for a more thorough perspective. and bear in mind that there's usually no way back once you make the leap (unless you are very experienced indeed).
<18> goldfish: thank you
<20> I have a CS430 webcam that uses the spca5xx driver for v4l and when I try to use spcacat or anything else including v4l-conf I get "ERROR opening V4L interface" anyone know what my next step should be? The docs for spca driver are horrible engrish and not very informative aside from that.
<18> goldfish: whatismyip.org show me 127.0.0.1
<16> waddletron2k: v4l is a kernel option do you have that?
<19> heh.
<20> wide-eye: definitely
<19> yos87: are you running a web proxy or anything?
<17> kerframil: lol, yeah... although, if i kept a log of everything that I upgrade to testing, then I could later remove ~amd64 from my accepted_keywords, remove every package that I had upgraded, and then emerge them all again? :P
<17> that, however, would be a royal pain
<16> waddletron2k: and you have permissions that you need for the /dev/video or whatever it is?
<18> goldfish: I try to install many time dns and dhcp but I fail, I don't know if it's effect or not
<7> where do the installer profiles get saved by default on the livecd?
<20> wide-eye: Yes :/
<18> but in windows is working
<21> Does anyone here have experience resizing partitions with parted?
<7> trev0r_: just did so
<6> rm_you: if you need to entertain that possibility then the best thing is just to take a backup
<7> trev0r_: might be a good idea you just go ahead and ask your question
<21> excelblue: Did you run into problems saying "Can't have the end before the start"
<7> nope
<6> rm_you: some of the system packages are tricky to downgrade (including glibc)
<21> I am doing the command, resize 3 134MB 250GB
<6> anyway, off to sleep
<16> waddletron2k: your error is in the logs? or in the console?
<17> kerframil: all i've really done is one day of work on this machine... I'm basically a debian user coming over to see what gentoo has to offer :P if everything explodes on me I can either choose to go back or just lose a day... lol
<1> wuhuu finally it works
<1> thx you dev
<21> excelblue: My disk is 500GB
<6> rm_you: no problem. just making sure you know the deal ;)
<17> kerframil: right, cause I can't *remove* glibc, which makes my plan entirely fail :P
<20> wide-eye: in the console
<6> rm_you: you don't have to remove something to downgrade it
<17> can I not tell emerge to install specific versions of packages, thus making it downgrade specific things?
<17> right
<16> waddletron2k: anything good in the logs?
<17> ok thats what I was thinking.... first day using emerge :P
<18> goldfish: how to know if I'm running a webproxy
<17> so what specifically is the obstacle to downgrading your intire distribution?
<17> s/intire/entire/
<19> yos87: you're not if you don't know :)
<18> goldfish: but I install so many packages for server services
<18> paython , squid , cqlamaris, httrak ...
<6> rm_you: you can use package.keywords to set keywords on a per-package basis (as per "mixing branches"). you can also use package.mask to ***ert "hard" constraints on the maximum version considered. also if you're just toying around you can do things like: emerge =foo-1.0.1 or emerge =foo-2*
<20> wide-eye: nothing :/
<6> rm_you: anyway, gone - have fun
<22> How can I get this to be recognized on the live cd? 0000:01:06.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications, Inc. AR5212 Multiprotocol MAC/baseband processor (rev 01)
<17> kerframil: ok, thanks ;P
<22> I tried net-setup ath0 but that didn't work.
<23> So am I pretty correct in ***uming that all the fun features of xgl(wobble, rotate, etc) only work with gnome (and maybe kde)?
<17> right, and I can use ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~amd64" emerge <package> to do it on a single package basis?
<16> nagual: try eth0
<14> nagual: dmesg and look for it first, se if it detects your card/chip
<24> can anybody help with a problem installing apmd, i get the error "sys-apps/apmd-3.2.1_p4 failed" Has anybody had this before
<17> sloloem: have you done the work for installing xgl yet? i was wondering how much effort it was going to be
<22> wide-eye: eth0 is my wired port that I do not use. This is my wireless card.
<23> Yeah. I have it sort of working, actually.
<17> sloloem: nice :P how long did it take you?
<16> nagual: is it pcmcia?
<20> wide-eye: vrl-conf say"can't open /dev/video0: No such device", confucious say "Get real webcam, see yourself be happy"
<22> No, pci
<14> nagual: http://www.gentoo-wiki.com/HARDWARE_ar5212
<23> rm_you: like 3 days, including the time reserved for sleeping and job...I had WAY too many problems migrating to xorg 1.0
<23> That was where most of the issue was.
<25> if lspci shows the ethernet card, I should be able to use it, right?
<16> waddletron2k: if the device isnt there it's a kernel module thing, you either need to modprobe it or build /find it... ^shrug^
<20> wide-eye: I used modprobe to load it
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