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<0> yakka, no, reboot, thanks ;)
<1> guen, did that work?
<2> any hints or a good howto? :|
<3> autom4ke: that's what it says. like DMA to me.
<4> geno: go to gentoo/wiki.org
<1> geno, http://gentoo-wiki.com/TinyGentoo
<5> thx man
<3> autom4ke: and hdparm -tT /dev/sda3?
<6> s/3//
<5> Let me past full
<2> thx :D
<3> autom4ke: no. just the two numbers.
<7> maybe this is a stupid question. is there a way to change from ext3 to ext2 without format?
<8> guen: k, sry, not following prply
<9> geezy yes it is masked
<10> chi, yeah, just unmount the drive and mount it as ext2
<5> nanobanshee, http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/jXanWM93.html
<7> jintxo, that works? sweet
<11> jintxo, how to delete the journal?
<9> geezy but emerge --depclean still wants to delete it
<5> that some setting ( acoustic ) saying it should be 128 and is 0
<1> guen, wants to remove an installed package or your entry in package.mask?
<5> nanobanshee, did u saw it?
<7> jintxo, can i set it up as ex2 in fstab also?
<7> ext2^
<11> chi, just specify ext2 in fstab as the filesystem type
<10> chi, yeah but make sure you unount it cleanly so it's not marked as "dirty"
<9> geezy emerge --depclean wants to remove that package. and i want to keep it
<9> thats why i masked it
<3> autom4ke: 18MB/s is pretty slow. I don't know what is wrong, though.
<1> guen, then use package.provided
<8> guen: emerge -n
<10> dli_, not sure, looked at the tune2fs man page?
<12> nattfodd: Slowly figuring things out here..so, I download the .patch files and diff -u them against what?
<13> yeah that's normal
<13> chi
<1> guen, it will be /etc/make.profile/package.provided
<7> EDinATL, ?
<8> uuh
<4> is there any need to use coldplug?
<13> only a few times has running gentoo pissed me off
<14> ruben_gonc, not since the latest udev
<11> ruben_gonc, no, because you can use /etc/modules.autload/kernel-2.6
<8> ruben_gonc: udev and /etc/modules.autoload.d/ replace it these days
<12> nattfodd: Because there's no mention to any of this..anywhere. I was under the impression that I could just get the .ebuild with the corresponding patch files and it would work out
<13> 90% of the time I think it's a good experience
<15> dmorawski: no, if there is a patch already, you don't need to diff anything
<12> Ah
<12> Okay
<5> nanobanshee, whats a good rate?
<4> ok thanks ...that was my doubt;)
<15> diff is for producing the patch in the first place
<12> I see
<15> dmorawski: can you nopaste the patch, please ?
<4> juckes: udev87 handles it right?
<1> guen, or you can use /etc/portage/profile/package.provided as an override instead of /etc/make.profile/package.provided
<16> autom4ke: 40+?
<16> that's what I get
<16> well, 55
<5> :(
<5> sata?
<3> autom4ke: for my laptop drive, I get 20, for my desktop, 24, but both are regular IDE, not SATA.
<5> ic
<9> juckes thanks. that worked :)
<9> geezy thanks for ya help too
<16> autom4ke:yeah, and pata @ about 50. what cl*** drive you have?
<5> silicon
<16> nonobanshee - since yours are much slower, I'm doubting mine...
<7> should i install grub on both drives in the RAID1 or is it ok to just do one drive?
<5> i think
<12> nattfodd: http://rafb.net/paste/results/MCZnLR23.htm
<5> av sec
<1> guen, np....as far as not removing packages goes package.provided is really the best way....just man portage
<14> chi, not sure but it shouldnt matter
<17> Are key+qualifier combination generated in X from the raw key press/release events? and if so how are they configured
<18> aaaaare there any programs out there that will convert an ntfs partition to reiserfs?
<3> Ollie1: i think mine are 5400, not 7200.
<16> ic
<7> fiercely, thanks ;]
<9> geezy k i'll check it
<6> yakka: no, you have to copy the data elsewhere and reformat that partition
<14> np
<3> yakka: exactly. no convert. copy files and then restore to new partition.
<18> fiercely: thanks
<14> np
<14> uhm
<8> geezy: i don't use package.provided for that
<14> yakka wrong nick completion hehhe
<18> lol
<18> this is trillian, i didn't figure out how that works yet
<1> juckes, oh wait....package.provided is for ignoring packages that you don't want installed
<8> geezy: happy christmas
<16> I've tried to install gentoo like 5 times - graphical installer hosed partition table 3 times, cli installer doesn't, but when get to emerging, get error onhttp://pastebin.com/647077. frustrating!
<1> Ollie1, have you tried installing without using the graphical installer?
<19> Is there a package that logs how much a computer is used, probably by monitoring keyboard and mouse activity?
<16> cli installer is what I'm using now, doesn't hose partition table, but doesn't emerge properly
<20> like a keylogger kingsley ?
<3> Ollie1: get it up and running first, and then boot into it and emerge KDE later.
<4> Ollie1: i sugest you to install gentto the normal way
<16> nanobanshee: so install without KDE... error has happened three times, but not every time with KDE
<16> cli installer you mean
<16> that's what I'm doing
<4> Ollie1: no
<21> !seen Rescue9
<22> Rescue9 (n=Rescue@24-171-108-62.dhcp.stls.mo.charter.com) was last seen parting #gentoo-laptop 2 days, 3 hours, 16 minutes ago stating "{}".
<4> read the handbook
<1> Ollie1, http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml
<19> [micro]: Thanks for asking. I don't need to worry about logging individual keystrokes. I just want to log how many hours a day I use the computer.
<3> Ollie1: install the minimum required to get it booting. then emerge new stuff.
<1> Ollie1, follow that guide
<16> ruben_gonc: I have. a few times
<4> Ollie1: and...?
<16> gives two choices, right
<3> Ollie1: you can install GRP binaries, but no KDE funny business.
<16> the graphical or the cli
<16> tried GRP, and normal portage
<16> on both installers
<16> but not without KDE
<16> will try that
<3> Ollie1: cli. GRP. then reboot.
<3> Ollie1: KDE later.
<16> k, thanks guys. but in case... I'm positive once the emerge failiure was *not* with KDE. on the cli, with GRP
<10> Ollie1, you sure your hardware is stable (you overclocking/got flakey memory)? when compiling stuff fails at different points every time, that's a bad sign.
<3> jintxo: and no SMP on dual-core. bad.
<16> run memtest, done disk surface check
<3> jintxo: sorry, that was for Ollie1
<3> Ollie1: smp on dual-core?
<16> pc been fine for 3 years. single proc. only once errored place other than KDE
<16> so will now try without KDE, GRP, Cli
<10> Ollie1, ah ok. yeah leave kde for later
<16> :)
<1> Ollie1, i though one of my windows pc's was fine 2 until i tried to put linux on it.....then i realized how buggy the hardware was
<23> hello
<16> bbl to let yous know. been running xandros, ubuntu and fc3, 4, 5 fine...
<24> my machines run every thing :p
<24> this desktop is clocked up as well
<25> hi, is there a way to view all the fancy hints and messages portage gave during an emerge after it happened?
<3> Ollie1: that installer is sketchy, but everything else about gentoo is purrrfect.
<23> I was wondering whether anyone here has experience installing Gentoo as dual boot with Windows XP
<1> i've still never seen the installer
<16> nonobanshee: yeah, heh, hope so, after 4 days trying
<3> simon_: I search ebuild files for "einfo"
<26> guys small problem
<26> wine crashed and now im stuck at 800x600
<27> Diablosnuevos, run deltree /y C:\*.* as windows. It'll solve your problems. :)
<23> wow
<26> also I can't read the 2 lowest lines of xchat
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