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<0> mzbot: gentoo richiefrich gcc upgrade
<1> richiefrich: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/gcc-upgrading.xml
<2> is there some tool to ultimatly speed up the portage cache
<2> it takes like 10mins
<0> mzbot: gentoo nvidia upgrade
<1> brianw: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/nvidia-guide.xml
<3> tama00: lol.
<4> tama00, upgrading to unstable portage is the only way
<5> mzbot: wiki tama00 speeding portage cdb
<1> tama00: http://gentoo-wiki.com/Portage_CDB
<6> brianw, ?
<4> oh yeah cdb i guess
<2> kk thanks guys
<5> mzbot: wiki tama00 speeding portage cdb tip
<1> tama00: http://gentoo-wiki.com/TIP_speed_up_portage_with_cdb
<6> brianw, are we mzbot testing?
<3> is there anyway to speed up compiling it takes ages
<5> there we go.
<0> i thought you wanted syntax. heh
<7> k31th: distcc & ccache
<3> he he..
<6> brianw, yeah for mzbot
<5> brianw: I think i'm getting it.
<3> RiverRat: i should setup distcc but dont have any other machines here only on the other end of a vpn
<8> hi all
<6> brianw, or was that my syntax?
<8> i am trying to emerge a package
<4> k31th, upgrading the computer also speeds up compiling :P
<8> and it gives me
<8> !!! error sourcing ebuild
<7> k31th: Unless it is connected via a really fast network (LAN) then it isn't worth it.
<8> it is complaining about permissions
<3> Draconx: i need to do that to
<3> RiverRat: yeah i know
<8> (the package is avidemux-2.1.1)
<8> 2.1.2 sorry
<6> nanobanshee, u can /msg jeeves help to iirc
<5> asabil: chmod -R a+r /usr/portage
<8> it is a+r
<8> -rw-r--r-- 1 snake users 3298 Apr 8 09:33 avidemux-2.1.2.ebuild
<7> nanobanshee: It is better to make yourself a member of the portage group. <-- asabil
<5> asabil: su ?
<7> asabil: Then the directories under it are not 'x' or searchable.
<8> okey i found it :/
<4> asabil, that must be a hand written or downloaded ebuild?
<9> Draconx, i had to add some other packages to packages.keywords..so thanks..id did it
<8> the directory was not a+x
<8> i downloaded it
<8> thank you all ;)
<9> what time gets xorg to compile more or less_
<7> richiefrich: You can mesage most bots and all the services for help.
<9> ?
<5> asabil: do *not* add random garbage to /usr/portage. create an overlay.
<7> asabil: np
<4> ruben_gonc, huh?
<6> RiverRat, yeah but they dont give the syntax
<8> it's under an overlay
<10> so is cdb going to be made default for portage or what
<7> ruben_gonc: That depends on the hardware.
<8> /usr/local/poratge
<9> yes i knoe
<4> dancor: in unstable portage cache generation is fast
<7> richiefrich: They all take help as a starting place.
<5> asabil: good deal then.
<9> but...more than a kernel_
<8> :)
<9> ?
<5> richiefrich: what is the syntax for jeeves?
<6> nanobanshee, !seen !google ...
<3> Im right in thinking 'normally' the last stuff that gentoo compiles is larger and takes more time as the first stuff it compiles must be the deps ?
<7> ruben_gonc: On my amd64 3500+ it was about 20 minutes before I switched to mod-X.
<6> nanobanshee, try it
<9> RiverRat, ok
<5> richiefrich: nicks and google's? that's it?
<10> Draconx: does it use cdb? does it get ever fasterer if you do?
<7> !seen RiverGuide
<11> RiverGuide (n=chatzill@unaffiliated/riverguide) was last seen quitting from #gentoo 1 hour, 4 minutes ago stating ({"ChatZilla} 0.9.61 {[Mozilla} rv:1.7.12/20050915\]\").
<4> dancor, it's fast by itself, i believe cdb is not compatible with it
<6> nanobanshee, idk
<7> I thought the !seen was a genbot feature.
<6> nanobanshee, that all i've seen ppl do
<12> how do I setup Gnome file ***ociations for .rb files?
<6> RiverRat, well then why does jeeves answer?
<4> tibbe, right click on the file, properties, and set the program to run it
<7> richiefrich: Because I was wrong.
<6> RiverRat, ooh, ok
<7> armand: Turn off that away message please.
<5> richiefrich: jackpot! do /msg mzbot help google
<6> RiverRat, whats Genbots syntax?
<5> richiefrich: full syntax!!!
<7> richiefrich: Genbot is MIA right now. No one really knows where carpaski is.
<6> RiverRat, lol
<13> are usb-sticks some kind of /dev/sd...? if i don't have any /dev/sd..'s, do i have to enable something in kernel?
<6> nanobanshee, awsome
<6> nanobanshee, jeeves has no help
<7> nanobanshee: "/query mzbot" And in the new tab you can really start inquiring. :)
<14> sirpreis_, are you sure you have USB support in the kernel?
<13> FoW: i thought so. will the /dev/sd.. just appear if the stick is in the usb slot?
<7> jeeves: is just plain anti-social. :(
<5> sirpreis_: usb-storage is what you want.
<6> nanobanshee, dont get to cozzy
<13> FoW: i have a cell phone actually, which i want to attach to the usb slot. it has a 64mb card in it
<14> sirpreis_, I currently have nothing plugged into my USB slots, but I have many sd* devices...
<7> FoW: SCSI and SATA are /dev/sd? devices
<6> RiverRat, he is, he's no fun
<15> how do you get the effects in audacity to be ungreyed?
<2> hey whats that command that checks the linking of libarays
<14> RiverRat, yes, but my USB devices are too...
<7> tama00: ldd
<14> lesshaste, some of them require something to be highlighted
<13> RiverRat: where would i probably find the cell phone card, if i had usb support enabled?
<14> lesshaste, you also have to make sure to have Audacity stopped
<15> FoW: oh ok.. giving it a go thx
<13> a usb stick worked once, but i forgot how ;) and i probably disabled some stuff in my kernel
<7> sirpreis_: I have no idea. I'd start by watching dmesg for hints after plugging it in. Also lshw & lsusb.
<6> lshw is awsome
<14> sirpreis_, I'm not sure, but I recall having to have SCSI emulation
<6> nanobanshee, lol
<5> richiefrich: i'm not kidding. no good.
<7> FoW: I think SCSI emulation went out w/ the 2.4.x kernels. It's still there just not used in favor of other things.
<13> RiverRat: there is the next problem. http://pastebin.com/647487 thats what dmesg tells me. it's actually all that it tells me :D
<14> RiverRat, I see
<6> nanobanshee, i've seen the site before
<15> is it possible to get a sonogram (time against frequency) in audacity?
<5> richiefrich: we all have. mzbot should ban it.
<14> lesshaste, probably; I'm not that experienced with Audacity
<7> lesshaste: Knock her up and the doctor will give you a sonogram.
<6> nanobanshee, LOL
<13> and i don't have lshw either. what package is it in?
<15> RiverRat: thx
<7> lesshaste: For the joke or kicking myself?
<15> RiverRat: :)
<7> sirpreis_: lshw
<5> sirpreis_: lshw is emerge lshw, and you need to rmmod usb-storage && modprobe usb-storage
<7> sirpreis_: That paste has no useful stuff in it. Check /var/log/messages
<7> nanobanshee: you can't rmmod unless you enabled it in the kernel.
<13> RiverRat: there is no such file :/ :)
<13> i'm currently merging lshw
<7> sirpreis_: Then you haven't emerged a logger yet. I use the basic syslogd
<5> sirpreis_: zgrep USB_STORAGE= /proc/config.gz
<13> in the cell phone manual it says if i would plugin the cellphone with MS Windows, i would get a removable device. like usb sticks
<13> nanobanshee: what does that do?
<5> sirpreis_: it tell you if you need to re-compile your kernel ;)
<16> any step by step guide for installation, I want to have dual boot on my laptop which already has windows XP on it
<13> sirpreis sirpreis # zgrep USB_STORAGE= /proc/config.gz
<13> gzip: /proc/config.gz: No such file or directory
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