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<0> hexoroid, yeah, that's probably why mplayer's broken
<1> huh?
<1> what are you talking about?
<0> hexoroid, OK, first thing, unmerge the blockers
<2> kojiro, so what am i supposted to do now..
<1> i'm about 4000 miles away from the server....
<0> hexoroid, when's the last time you ran emerge --sync, btw?
<3> bashusrSE: k
<2> kojiro yesterday
<2> so i should unmerge [blocks B ] <net-ftp/vsftpd-2.0.3-r1 (is blocking net-ftp/ftpbase-0.00
<1> the users who use the server is in Sweden :-P
<2> vsftpd ?
<4> Weedy: i know of a console based one called pftp-mew though its very hard to learn :P
<0> hexoroid, ok, that's good. Yes, emerge -C vsftpd
<2> and then i type in that command again ?
<0> hexoroid, yep
<3> bashusrSE: Could you run mysqld and see what it complains about? Have you checked the logs at all for MySQL startup failures?
<2> thats gonna update my system.. kojiro ?
<0> hexoroid, yes, and it'll consider any useflag changes, and fix broken dependencies
<2> kojiro thanks ill do that..
<1> ReJ: logs look normal...060406 14:14:20 InnoDB: Started; log sequence number 0 43788
<1> /usr/sbin/mysqld: ready for connections.
<0> hexoroid, and next time you upgrade, consider your system wholistically. No package stands alone. This is "dll hell" for UNIX :-P
<5> kojiro: or even RPM Hell for Gentoo :)
<0> heh
<6> mmm hell
<7> hi!
<7> my mouse cursor disappeared. any idea, what I could do?
<3> bashusrSE: And the logs?
<8> get a cat cursor
<5> kostja: in X or console ?
<0> "darn cat!"
<1> ReJ: that is the logs... /var/log/mysql/mysqld.err
<0> kostja, what made it disappear?
<7> in X
<0> kostja, yes, what were you doing before it disappeared?
<7> I did a world update and a dispatch-conf
<5> kostja: are you using a HW or SW cursor ?
<9> hello guys . I'm trying to install gnome, but I got error with the gst-plugins-ffmeg : I cannot install it. Maybe it has something with XOpenDisplay because it is writed in the last line.. someone know something about it?
<0> aha, kostja, what config files did you update?
<7> neddyseagoon: don't know what you mean
<7> kojiro: I dont't know anymore. It were configs, which I didn't touched myelf before
<0> kostja, you just meant the pointer image, right?
<5> kostja: by default, X uses a Hardware Cursor but you can turn it off and use a Software cursor instead. Did you turn off the hardware curson and fil to set a software one ?
<7> yes
<7> neddyseagoon: no I didn't
<10> is there any way to update my CHOST from i386 to i686 for the glibc-2.4 update without making a complete mess of my system
<1> ReJ: hmm.. a few restarts and a few stop/start got it working
<1> thanks
<0> robinp, safest way is to reinstall :-/
<11> what comma etc do i use between channels when having them open up on start up using Xchat2
<7> is there a way to degrade the configs, which were updated by dispatch-conf?
<5> robinp: change the CHOST, cd /usr/portage then scripts/bootstrap.sh it will be several hours
<0> AkumaSaru, isn't it semicolon?
<11> i didnt know which it was :)
<12> does anyone now what i should add to cflags for a celeron with a coppermine core?
<0> neddyseagoon, you can't just emerge -e ?
<10> so basically i386 is dead
<11> time to try it out :)
<12> ?
<0> on my system, emerge -e is faster than bootstrap.sh
<5> kojiro: No, the compiler will break because of the changed CHOST
<13> I'm installing gentoo now... I'm doing ad emerge -e system... is there a true reason for doing an emerge -e world just after it?
<0> neddyseagoon, oic
<0> Ridley, it's optional. emerge -e optimizes your system with your useflags and cflags
<13> yes
<13> but what's the difference between system and world?
<14> HIGH-FREQ_, i'm trying to emerge glibc after adding nls useflag. it stops with the message: sandbox: Caught signal 2 in pid 13579. any ideas?
<5> Ridley: system is a subset of world
<12> whats the cflags options for a celeron witha coppermine core?
<15> I have a P4 Asus MB with a Marvell 88E8053 PCI Express Gigabit Lan which modules in kernel-2.6.16-gentoo-r1 do I use to buildin to get this Ethernet connection working with gentoo 2006.0?
<0> Ridley, world includes all the personalized packages in your worldfile. System is just the core system
<14> i'm trying to emerge glibc after adding nls useflag. it stops with the message: sandbox: Caught signal 2 in pid 13579. any ideas?
<13> ok thanks... so, even with the system "empty" (first install), world is still useful to optimize?
<10> mankal: need more info
<6> mankal: there must be an error higher up
<7> no idea?
<0> [1]ITguru, I dunno.
<12> oh
<12> is it basically a pentium 3
<10> so what exactly does the bootstrap.sh script do ?
<6> robinp, builds the compiler
<14> Draconx, robinp higher up there's only the usual compiling output, i think. what info would help?
<10> mankal: grab the last heap of lines and put it in a pastebin
<7> robinp: run /usr/portage/scripts/bootstrap.sh -v -p
<5> robinp: it builds the toolchain from first priniples .. gcc, binutils,glibc ...
<15> I have a P4 Asus MB with a Marvell 88E8053 PCI Express Gigabit Lan which modules in kernel-2.6.16-gentoo-r1 do I use to buildin to get this Ethernet connection working with gentoo 2006.0?
<16> i found it
<16> on gentoo site
<13> uhm
<17> DanglyBits, try typin lspci for info
<14> robinp, Draconx http://pastebin.com/643915
<1> can someone verify... Apache https vhosts is impossible?
<1> (on the same IP)
<13> folks, you've just told me that system is part of world... well... so why some sites or guides tell me to do things like "emerge -e system && emerge -e world"?
<13> isn't it a waste of time?
<1> Ridley: because they want you to rebuild the system files
<1> then the world files
<13> oh
<1> Ridley: as in a upgrade from gcc3.3 to 3.4
<13> yes, that is :D
<13> and why that?
<18> Ridley: Because you want thetoolchain and basic stuff in "system" compiled first, so the later packages in the larger "world" group get the benefit.
<1> Ridley: well, you're using the old compiler to make the 3.4... so you want to use the new compiler to "remake" 3.4 to be the "most optimized"
<13> gotcha
<1> but yes... it's a huge waste of time in my opinion (even though i'm doing it as we speak)
<13> well, fortunately now the problem has gone... I needed gcc 3.4 only for march=pentium-m
<1> i don't notice any significant if any speed improvements at all
<13> and now it's gcc 3.5 default
<19> goood morning
<13> so no need to change gcc anymore :D
<1> woah
<1> 3.5 came out?!?!
<13> hem
<13> maybe I'm wrong
<13> wait a minute
<1> i'm still on 3.4 :-/
<13> oh sorry
<1> i know 4.0 beta is out
<13> I think it's 3.4.5
<18> It's sort of a perfectionist thing. There are reasons you could "get away" without emerging system, but doing system and then world yields a less risky environment.
<13> http://packages.gentoo.org/search/?sstring=gcc
<14> Draconx, robinp was that enough or do you need more?
<18> Latest stable gcc is 3.4.5
<13> yep
<15> hollowsoul: same info from lspci: Marvell 88E8053 PCI Express Gigabit Lan
<13> I was confused :P
<13> however, the good news remains the same: ones who have a pentium M don't need to upgrade gcc anymore
<10> mankal: have you looked on the forums for your error - i have no idea sorry
<18> Ridley: Not now at least. THere will always be more upgrades (I hope).
<20> DanglyBits: sky2
<18> Ridley: YOu're not recompiling system and world to go from 3.4.5 to 3.4.5-r1 are you? That isn't needed.
<15> _thelone: where do I find sky2?
<15> _theklone: where do I find sky2?
<20> DanglyBits: http://gentoo-wiki.com/HARDWARE_sk98lin#Method_3:_via_kernel_2.6.16_and_later
<1> this is bad..
<1> 960 root 15 0 1464 124 80 S 20.5 0.0 30:18.23 dhcpcd
<18> bashusr: gcc 4.1.0 is out in beta
<17> DanglyBits, http://gentoo-wiki.com/HARDWARE_sk98lin
<1> dhcpcd is ****ing up 30 hours of processing time
<15> _theklone: thanks all !!!
<1> can i safely kill it?
<20> DanglyBits: if you have a problem you can use the old vendor driver but sky2 has worked fine for me
<21> hey guys
<21> anyone remember me ? :P
<18> bashusr: THat's your DHCP client. YOu kind of need that. Why kill it?
<18> bashusr: 30 hours over how much uptime?
<1> DrChandra: it's ****ing up CPU time like crazy
<1> 14:39:43 up 1 day, 15:34, 5 users, load average: 2.07, 2.01, 2.23
<11> just unplug your network cable :)
<1> my load averages haven't dropped
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