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Comments:
<0> nastynodes, heard that before
<0> nastynodes, in your world file?
<1> can anyone tell me what the "ramdisk=8192" do in grub.conf?
<2> anyone here running gentoo on a Intel se7520bd2 server board ?
<3> BCMM, sound card 0 is the one whose module is loaded first but yes, you can use udev rules to fix it
<0> msoul, try ping -c3 google.com
<4> roger55: okie
<5> roger55, yeah thats what is says
<0> Amir_aMIRC, it tells that the kernel should expect a ramdisk of that size
<4> roger55: how could I change the keymap to fi btw?
<4> in command prompt cause when I boot and enter the 15 or fi it doesn't work
<0> nastynodes, then you need to fix your world file with an editor
<6> NeddySeagoon: well, i took the module for the usb device out of autoload and put modprode snd-usb-audio in local.start, and it STILL sometimes comes out as sound card 0
<0> nastynodes, nano -w /var/lib/portage/world
<5> roger55, do I just need to remove that entry?
<6> NeddySeagoon: is it possible that hotplug is loading it or something
<6> ?
<0> nastynodes, and split that entry app-misc/screen
<3> BCMM, it will be loaded by /etc/modules.d/alsa well before local.start is run
<4> okie, brb....
<7> is it a bad idea to create / on a lvm?
<8> hey NeddySeagoon, I'm running my backup script now, but I get a lot of errors in the /sys directory. Is it safe to skip that dir as well?
<0> net-misc/dhcpcd
<6> NeddySeagoon: and i don't knwo what to do about that...
<3> Desktom, yes I forgot about that
<9> Desktom: ya
<0> nastynodes, each one on a line by itself
<0> nastynodes, then save with ctrl-o
<8> NeddySeagoon: Sorcer: Ok thanks! I just needed confirmation
<10> goodi_: LVM will give you more flexibility
<5> roger55, thanks i will do that
<3> BCMM, the dirty hack is to take it out of the alsa file - just the line that loada the module
<2> when i try to boot my gentoo minimal livecd on a SE7520BD2 with dual xeons it stops after mounting cdrom on /dev/hdc anyone that has gotten the same problem ?
<2> using the x86 livecd
<6> NeddySeagoon: interesting... how can i make alsa stop loading it?
<11> can hardened-sources prevent a TFTP server from running on the same host ? I've tried atftp and now tftp-hpa none want to work ?
<0> brif8, as in it won't serve a netboot image?
<1> roger55: i did "demsg | grep RAMDISK" and it said 8192K size 1024 blocksize... why isn't it higher (i.e i have 1mb DDR, is that referring to something else)?
<3> BCMM, remove the line that says alias snd-card-1 <module_name>
<0> Amir_aMIRC, that refers to the initrd
<11> roger55: yeah my cisco IP phone can't find the TFTP server and get the firmware file and thus load
<3> BCMM, or whatever card you want to not load here
<6> NeddySeagoon: there's no USB in /etc/modules.d/alsa... only alias snd-card-0 snd-via82xx
<0> Amir_aMIRC, and you are talking about a gigabyte of ram I think.
<6> the usb card isn't in there
<6> it's a mystery to me how it gets to be soundcard 0
<0> brif8, I have the same problem
<3> BCMM, It must be being coldplugged then
<6> it doesn;t always happen
<6> don't have coldplug
<11> roger55: great any ideas
<0> brif8, I think it might be related to changes with the dhcp server
<0> brif8, do you have the next server directive in your dhcp.conf ?
<11> roger55: my cisco phone finds the dhcp server fine and gets and IP address
<6> NeddySeagoon: it really makes no sense, i thought that alias snd-card-0 snd-via82xx
<6> meant that the via sound card had to get number 0
<3> BCMM, what does the boot message say when the USB audio module is loaded ?
<3> BCMM, only if there is not a sund card already loaded
<11> roger55: no I don't
<6> NeddySeagoon: hwo do i find that out? dmesg?
<12> can anyone help me understand the "/pm" fuction?
<0> brif8, see http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=122941
<3> BCMM, You have to reboot an look, I don't think its in dmesg ... worth a look though
<1> question: i'm at last stage of installation before the reboot (can't umount any of the /mnt/gentoo directories, i get defice is busy)
<6> NeddySeagoon: would alias snd-card-1 snd-usb-audio help make sure the usb one is number 1 not 0?
<1> s/defice/device
<0> brif8, tell me if it works for you.
<13> NeddySeagoon, http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/JvHYMr44.html There.
<3> BCMM, not if the usb driver is getting loaded before the alsa file is run
<6> NeddySeagoon: hwo can i stop it getting loaded early on?
<4> roger55: it worked! with the dhcpcd eth1
<6> NeddySeagoon: sometimes the sound cards come out the right way around, so i guess they must get loaded about the same time
<14> Hey, if I want to format an ext3 partition with hashed b-tree indexing should I use "mke2fs -j -O dir_index /dev/hda3" ?
<0> msoul, cool
<6> NeddySeagoon: they were always the same way before i switched to udev
<4> roger55: I just want to be sure before the installation
<1> anyone knows why i got device is busy .. and should i just reboot or force unmount
<3> jburd, That looks like a real eth0 card. Can you ping your router by IP address ? Do you have more that one Network card ?
<0> msoul, that means it sees your ethernet card as eth1, this might be different when your install is finished and you boot your own kernel
<4> roger55: should I just follow the installer?
<15> emerge world has installed me kde libs 3.4.3 and kde libs 3.5.2, why that
<13> I only have one network card and I cannot ping 192.168.15.1
<15> and how can i delete kde-libs 3.4.3
<4> roger55: ohh, what should I do?
<3> BCMM, you could try addding the via one to /etc/modules.autoload/kernel-2.6
<14> HeavenWarrior: I suggest you try "man portage"
<14> If I want to format an ext3 partition with hashed b-tree indexing should I use "mke2fs -j -O dir_index /dev/hda3" ?
<6> NeddySeagoon: thanks. if i did that, should i remove the alias line?
<13> Do you also want a dmesg dump, NeddySeagoon?
<4> roger55: I'm getting a blue screen now
<0> msoul, nothing, just keep in mind it might change..
<14> jburd: Did you put your network card support in your kernel?
<3> jburd, It may be useful - yes please
<4> it might change to eth0 and how could I make it to eth1
<13> Ok.
<6> NeddySeagoon: sure ALSA comes after autoloading?
<3> BCMM, It won;t matter - loading an already loaded module is not an error
<6> NeddySeagoon: thanks, i'll reboot now and see what it does
<3> BCMM, yes
<13> Introvert, yeah. It was working, until one of my friends decided to share my connection and add an additional router.
<6> NeddySeagoon: it doesn't bother me if they end up the wrong way around ; that's what .asoundrc is for, but it's the way they keep changing...
<0> bbl
<14> jburd: Your modem must know what device it's connected to, if you haven't.. Unplug your modem for about one minute.
<13> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/ogQah576.html @ NeddySeagoon
<13> Introvert, ok. I will try that too.
<3> BCMM, I unserstand that
<14> jburd: I suggest you try it before anything else -- I'm no expert but by your dmesg log it kind of does look like something
<3> jburd, You said someone added a router to your Network ? Are you connected to this new router ?
<13> Yup
<4> roger55: thanks again
<13> This router gets Internet access from an ADSL router.
<13> And my box is connected to this intermediate router.
<4> now all I need to know is how to make sure that after the installation it won't reads eth0
<3> jburd, I bet its IP is not 192.168.15.1
<14> jburd: Also, you should probably update your kernel/toolset, a bit off topic :\
<4> since I got it to work (thanks to roger55) with dhcpcd eth1
<13> NeddySeagoon, ok. tell me what you can make of this.
<4> and it may change during the installation to eth0
<14> My router's IP is 192.168.15.1..Nothing comes up on ifconfig eth0 ?
<3> jburd, can you ping another computer on the same subnet - not the router ?
<13> nope. i'll have to wait till my friend arrives.
<16> hello, i'm having a problem emerging gnome. It tries to emerge vte-0.11.18 which fails saying it cannot find freetype/config/ftheader.h. I looked on the forums and did a google search but could not find a solution. Did anybody experience this ? has any idea what I might do to solve this issue ?
<3> jburd, Cheat - ask the router for a DHCP provided address
<13> hmm.
<16> freetype was emerged properly btw
<11> roger55: WOOOOH you are cool
<3> jburd, rename your /etc/conf.d/net so you can get it back, then do /etc/init.d/net.eth0 restart you should get an IP with DHCP
<13> Ok. I'll try that.
<2> when i try to boot my gentoo minimal livecd on a SE7520BD2 with dual xeons it stops after mounting cdrom on /dev/hdc anyone that has gotten the same problem ?
<13> Here's a doze net report: www.jamesbooker.co.uk/~jburd/net.jpg @ NeddySeagoon
<17> zparta: Do you have the current bios installed?
<2> Dforge: not sure i am not aat the computers location atm :/
<4> how can I change it to not go from eth1 to eth0? :-)
<17> zparta: Bummer. The first thing I do when I see problems like that is ensure that the bios is current.
<14> What's an advantage of a more complex partitioning scheme, instead of my usual 3 partitions (Boot, Swap, Root)
<1> after going through the entire install, how do i load Gnome?
<2> Dforge: it boots the cd and loads the kernel its when the licecd itself is trying to mount the cdrom :P
<18> Hello, how to prevent gentoo from disabling my changes in /etc/env.d?
<1> i'm stock at the prompt
<14> msoul: Add a device to eth0, the reason it was eth1 on the live disk is because the live disk's kernel has many more drivers, and detected something in eth0.
<2> Dforge: not even sure you can update the bios on an intel server board :P
<17> Introvert: If you make a /home or a /usr/local partition you can theroretically preserve those when rebooting.
<14> msoul: Or figure out what device it detected for eth0 on the live disk and do that
<17> zparta: you can.
<13> The local DHCP server settings for the router are : start ip address: 192.168.15.100 range: 50, local ip address: 192.168.15.1, subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 @ NeddySeagoon too.
<3> jburd, Thats curious, its eth0 has an IP in a different subnet to the gateway. Can I see the output of the route command when you run linux. You may have two defualt gateways
<13> I'll try doing what you said now.
<13> Oh.
<13> Ok. I'll get it.
<14> msoul: dmesg | grep eth0 -> Do that in live disk and you should get what it detected in eth0 so you can add support for it in your current kernel.
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