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<0> roger55 what command? i ama newbie
<1> richiefrich: I keep logs but usually only to justify bans and such.
<2> Leler, emerge alsa-driver
<0> roger55 what command? i ama newbie
<2> Leler, that's the command.
<3> NeddySeagoon: at boot i'm shown that I have 512 MB of PC100 ram
<3> so it looks good :)
<4> blah wxGTK takes so long to compile on my machine...like an hour
<5> Mal`: use 256 PC133. If it starts using the swap partition, then consider the 512 route. You can always try both and compare.
<6> Mal`: yes
<3> zoloz: good idea
<7> RiverRat, i gottcha, then do u ask it need be or do u put out a notice some where i can check?
<0> roger55 cool
<8> Mal` just take the Serenity and go steal some good computers from the alliance
<3> i guess now i know it will work to have both... so might as well test the 256, 512 might be unncesseary
<7> RiverRat, your right thou, i'm new to IRC
<2> Leler, also make sure you booted the latest kernel you made. check with 'uname -a' (without the ' ')
<3> Langly: yeah I'll try to do that over the weekend :)
<7> RiverRat, i l;ike it thou so nice and helpful!! :)
<1> richiefrich: This conversation is off topic in here. If you want to continue it please join #gentoo-ops
<9> richiefrich: the basic dogma on op-ship is "you don't ask to be op-ed, you get asked" :p
<7> RiverRat, ok
<9> eep, the OT warning *hides*
<10> gn8
<7> irCuBiC, ok
<11> nevermind, i got it
<12> hi RiverRat: where do you suggest i ask now about mounting my ntfs volumes?
<0> roger55 yes
<1> irCuBiC++
<0> roger55 this si cool
<1> neosimago: #gentoo-server perhaps.
<12> cool. trying #gentoo-server
<8> Anyone here ever put gentoo on a HP Visualize j5000?
<8> dual pa-risc 440mhz system
<13> Langly, is it 64 bit?
<1> neosimago: Are you doing something like: Machine-A muounts machie-B's drive and then Machine-B turns around and mounts Machie-A's drive?
<8> Not sure off hand
<8> just got the thing
<0> roger55 done, let me guess.... "make"?
<8> I know for sure my Alpha 600A is 64 bit though :P
<12> RiverRat: i don't think so. Machine-A is supposed to mount all of Machine-A's drive, locally.
<2> Leler, no.
<0> roger55 oops
<2> Leler, load it again
<12> Afterall, Machine a, the local machine mounts /dev/sda1 fine.
<0> roger55 how?
<2> Leler, or restart alsasound or whatever you did before
<14> can I upgrade irssi while using irssi?
<2> ultralinux, yes
<15> ultralinux: sure
<14> o.O
<12> it won't mount /sdb1 /sdc1 /hda1 /hdb1 though.
<2> ultralinux, and you can do /upgrade within irssi
<14> wierd
<14> roger55: like emerge -u irssi inside irssi?
<15> roger55: ... wow, I didn't know that
<14> roger55: I would I do this?
<6> ultralinux:You will have to restart irssi to use it
<15> ultralinux: no, just /upgrade when you're done with the emerge
<15> NeddySeagoon: apparently not
<16> irssi rules.
<2> ultralinux, no. first upgrade it with emerge, then in your running irssi do: /upgrade
<14> roger55: aha..
<2> NeddySeagoon, irssi can do without restarting.
<6> roger55: Hmm, thats impressive
<17> Is there any reason why the driver for my wireless card, ipw3945, would load only on every other reboot?
<14> roger55: then I don't understand... if the last irssi has been uninstalled how come irssi is running without /upgrade?
<14> doesn't make sense
<7> HIGH-FREQ, did it wotk?
<15> ultralinux: because it's in memory
<2> ultralinux, that's how it works
<7> HIGH-FREQ, or no luck?
<2> ultralinux, files vanish when the last one stops using them
<18> richiefrich: nope no luck ;(
<1> Distro^Junkie: If you have edited a config file and overwrite it with a new one then you will have to re-edit that file and re-make your changes.
<14> roger55: interesting...
<7> HIGH-FREQ, that's not good
<14> roger55: ok I'll do an experiment
<0> roger55 done
<18> richiefrich: ya i know ...everytime i reboot i have to run the hdparm command everytime on that burner
<19> cpufreqd doesn't seem to be working
<1> Distro^Junkie: Sorry, was reading a scrollback.
<20> ok np
<19> it just says: min=2.2 GHz, max=2.2GHz all the tim
<7> HIGH-FREQ, does hdparm -d1 /dev/hd? that workd
<19> e
<15> ultralinux: heck, you can upgrade KDE while it's running if you so choose (might occasionally break things though)
<19> regardless of what I put in the config file
<18> richiefrich: yes i can manually enable it no problem
<14> anyways... every time I upgrade irssi looks the same... what exactly is new on irssi? It just looks like a finishes, monolithic type of program
<21> anyone know how to un**** a kernel erro fsck.ext3:no such file or directory while trying to open /dev/ROOT/
<7> HIGH-FREQ, thats weird
<22> hekate: langugae.
<15> ultralinux: a few features you may or may not use, bugfixes, stuff like that
<23> hekate: you need to set /dev/ROOT/ to the actual device node
<22> s/langugae/language.
<0> roger55 now i need to install the driver, via82xx
<24> upgrading kde wile running never broke anything for me
<23> hekate: like /dev/hda1 /dev/sda1 whatever
<21> whatr file is that
<7> HIGH-FREQ, did you emerge --sync lately
<23> in /etc/fstab
<2> Leler, it should already be installed if you emerged alsa-driver
<15> seren: that's why I said might
<19> can someone help me with cpufreqd/
<19> ?
<21> k thanks
<2> Leler, run: alsaconf
<6> HIGH-FREQ: You have the use DMA by default option off in your kernel
<14> is this something linux always had?
<18> richiefrich: this is been goin on for sometime now
<2> ultralinux, what is?
<18> NeddySeagoon: hmm...lemme double check that ;(
<7> HIGH-FREQ, what do u have in your BIOS
<14> roger55: the upgrade things whilst running them..
<18> richiefrich: i gotta double check....but all the "hd's" are turning on on startup
<7> NeddySeagoon, or BIOS doen't matter now?
<6> HIGH-FREQ: grep CONFIG_IDEDMA_PCI_AUTO /usr/src/linux.config
<2> ultralinux, afaik that's a unix thing
<25> I hope I don't sound too critical, but, why is it that ebuilds that won't compile successfully like GCC 3.4.5 and Xemacs 21.4.15 end up in the Portage tree?
<6> BIOS doesn't matter
<24> gcc 3.4.5 compiles fine here
<18> CONFIG_IDEDMA_PCI_AUTO=y
<7> NeddySeagoon, ok
<25> What would stop GCC 3.4.5 from compiling correctly then?
<6> HIGH-FREQ:Is right. Are you actually using that kernel ?
<18> yes
<19> Can someone help me with cpufreqd?
<2> PeterFA, apart from gremlins you mean?
<0> roger55 WARNING: Error inserting.... Error inserting snd_timer (/lib/modules/2.6.15-gentoo-r5/alsa-driver/acore/snd-timer.ko): Invalid module format
<24> PeterFA, and packages marked masked or ~arch arent going to compile one every system, thats why you need to use and understand portage
<6> HIGH-FREQ: uname -a is the date/time right for your kernel build ?
<26> anyone here know a good way of backing up all mail in Evolution, and _only_ mail? Evolution just breaks when I try to use my old .evolution
<25> roger55, yeah.
<2> Leler, what does 'uname -a' report?
<24> PeterFA, whats the error you get?
<25> seren, GCC isn't marked ~arch
<25> seren, um, it said no error.
<24> 3.4.5 isnt stable
<25> seren, eh?
<24> !google gentoo-portage gcc
<27> http://www.gentoo-portage.com/sys-devel/gcc
<25> seren, then perhaps I should remove the unmasking.
<0> roger55 nothing
<24> PeterFA, eh?
<24> PeterFA, your confusion is confusing me
<25> seren, well, if it's unstable, then it's masked. My Portage wants to merge it on.
<18> NeddySeagoon: yes i'm using this kernel 2.6.14-hardened-r1
<2> Leler, without the ' '
<24> PeterFA, are you on ~x86?
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