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<0> lastnode, have you checked inside XMMS's prefs to make sure it's using alsa?
<0> have you upped the volume on everything in alsamixer?
<1> Eko, affirmative. it's using ALSA, default device, PCM
<1> Eko, unmuted and upped
<1> infact, i just emerged gamix
<1> it's upped in that too
<0> just jad to make sure ;)
<0> had*
<0> alsaconfig didn't help you out any?
<1> Eko, i ran it twice, it finished without a hitch
<0> did you /etc/init.d/alsasound (re)start?
<1> found the sound card etc
<1> Eko, done
<0> lastnode, still no dice?
<0> if xmms was bound to alsa, it should've died
<2> what is Xorg used for?
<0> Mad, graphcs?
<1> Eko, nope, xmms was closed at that time
<1> ok
<0> lastnode, well then, it wouldn't have died, would't've?
<1> tried it again
<1> xmms died
<3> Anyone here ever have a monitor just completly lose signal to the computer upon logging out or changing virtual consoles? So far I can't figure out what's to blame for this happening with my monitor.
<0> lol.
<1> so xmms IS bound to alsa
<2> Eko: kk ty
<1> but no audio
<1> my speaker volume is up
<0> Mad, Xorg replaces Xfree
<1> and my headphones are plugged in now
<0> lastnode, have you checked that your soundcard is fully seated and all that fun hardware stuff?
<0> or is it onboard?
<1> Eko, i think it's onboard, this is a thinkpad
<0> aaaah.
<0> well.
<0> lsmod
<0> is the sound module listed?
<2> Eko:kk, fyi im still very new to linux, does Xorg need to be put into modules.autoload and if so what keyword is used? Plus will i still need kde or GNOME?
<0> Mad, Xorg isn't a kernel module, if you're still at that stage of install, you don't have to worry about Xorg, KDE, or GNOME yet.
<2> Eko: no i just emerged nvidia-glx and it also grabed X11
<1> Eko, http://pastebin.com/643531
<1> Eko, looks like everything is isntalled
<2> Eko: i was just wondering what it did
<2> Eko:plus if i need to add lines to anything anywhere for it to work
<0> Mad, you might, it depends what drivers your graphics card needs
<0> basically, Xorg is the program that receives commands from programs, translates that into what it needs to tell your graphics card to put stuff on your screen
<0> but that all comes later, if you're still at that stage of your install
<0> let those headaches come when they absolutely have to.
<2> Eko: o ok so it is like a DirectX or OpenGL then?
<4> lastnode: grub worked for you?
<5> sonyman: ping
<1> omay, nope :(I
<1> *:(
<0> Mad, like I said, don't worry about it yet ;)
<6> im here
<4> lastnode: and lilo?
<7> how do I reemrge a package and make sure that it clears all of its configuration files?
<1> omay, havent tried lilo yet, just compiled a new kernel to try and get alsa working
<2> Eko: i need to the nvidia setup is ask me to config xorg
<0> lastnode, your lsmod looks different than mine
<1> Eko, like?
<0> mine has numbers where yours has dashes
<0> the numbers reflect how many things are using it
<1> Eko, nothing is using them i think
<0> snd_intel8x0 37288 5
<0> I see lines like that
<1> oh ok
<1> wierd
<4> oneeyedelf1: unmerge and emerge again?
<8> Mad, # xorgconfig
<0> and if it's being used by another module, it mentions that too
<1> ok ill do this later then
<0> snd_ac97_codec 104728 1 snd_intel8x0
<1> bah, i should never have installed limewire
<2> FoW:kk ty
<8> Mad, np
<0> you might just have to upgrade lsmod
<0> to see that
<0> but hmm.
<0> it's been too long since I wrestled with sound on my laptop
<0> I don't remember all the jiggery-pokery that I did to figure out was wrong.
<8> My lsmod output has something similar
<8> The only difference is different numbers
<1> Eko, this _was_ working day before yesterday
<1> it's just really wierd
<8> (for snd_ac97_codec)
<1> the ubuntu live cd plays sound find
<0> FoW, yeah, the numbers will be different
<5> konsole
<0> FoW, but the number at the end should be nonzero for most sound stuff
<2> FoW: what server is i#xogconfig on?
<2> FoW: #xorgconfig*
<8> Mad, you mean what X server? It came with xorg-x11 6.8.2-r6
<5> sonyman: ping
<8> Mad, the # means run it as root
<2> FoW: i srry i thought u ment a irc channel
<8> Mad, oh my bad
<2> FoW:np
<9>
<9>
<10> ascii please
<9>
<8> aliila, this is an English channel
<11> bleh
<5> sonyman: ping
<12> can anybody help me slove this issue.. when i do as a root mplayer bleh.avi it works fine.. when i switch to user su user it says segmantation fault.. when i do su - it says segmantation fault it only works as su root ?
<13> hello
<8> hexoroid, mplayer seg faults or su seg faults?
<12> mplayer
<12> it only works when i do 'su root'
<12> but not as normal user even when i do su -
<12> and i am root so only 'su root' works
<14> Hey all.
<15> can someone point me in the right direction to getting gentoo to work on a GA-K8NS with an athlon64 (x86)
<6> Rat, yes?
<16> problem with xorg7.0: i startx get an xcursor, then my monitor gives me "video mode not supported"... conf file at http://pastebin.com/643097
<14> I've used Gentoo a lot but not in the last year. I have only done source installs. I would like to be able to get Gentoo on my ThinkPad as fast as possible. What do I read or how should I do this?
<13> is there a way to see what packs have portage installed and how can I clean the portage sourcecodes after I've done installing them?
<5> sonyman: Were you able to figure it out ?
<12> Fow any ideas ?
<15> for the kernel config I mean
<8> hexoroid, when you logged in, did you log in as your user and then su to root and then execute mplayer?
<12> i logged in as user
<6> Rat, I gave up for the night
<12> then i did su - and i re-emerged mplayer
<6> its 1:06am
<5> sonyman:
<5> Try this
<12> Fow this problem is just wierd
<17> hexoroid: what kind of errors does it give you?
<8> hexoroid, and then you exited the su and it's not working?
<5> I belive this should fix it
<6> im all ears :)
<12> octavious, i type in just "mplayer" and it says segamantation fault
<12> when i am normal user even when i am root when i do "su -"
<12> but when i do su root it works fine
<8> hexoroid, try doing it from a new xterm or whatever terminal you use
<17> hexoroid: try installing strace and running strace mplayer to see what it is doing when it segfaults
<12> Fow i did :)
<5> chmod 755 /usr/lib/libXfont.so.1.4.1
<12> ocatavious i dont know strace very well
<13> is there a way to see what packs have portage installed and how can I clean the portage sourcecodes after I've done installing them?
<16> sigh maybe i should just stick to windows/osx
<12> unless i can put the link somewhere so you can look at it
<6> is that it?
<17> hexoroid: just run "strace mplayer" and post on pastebin or something what it says
<8> Xilo, or xorg 6...?
<16> 7
<12> second ocatvious
<14> Installing Gentoo. How to do it so that I get to my development environment the fastest?
<10> hexoroid: you could also set the 'debug' flag for mplayer, re-emerge, then "ulimit -c unlimited" and get a core dump when it faults
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