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<0> k31th: the minimal cd means cli install only
<1> born: read the channel join message, turn off that script, then join #gentoo-ops when you've done both...900 people do not care what you are listening to.
<2> k31th: yeah, do a manual install, it's much more educational than the installer, and it's not buggy :)
<3> Alot of people are saying gentoo is for people who think there 1337 and want gcc screen savers
<0> k31th: it's essentially as stable as you want it to be. Mine is very stable...and very happy
<3> Liquid_Fire: i normally install by hand tbh
<4> Rhaegal: drwxr-xr-x 6 root root 4096 Apr 5 03:03 init.d
<5> HIGH-FREQ: genkernel is a prog (i think) that just compiles everythinginto the kernel and checks what u have on startup
<0> k31th: if you can't handle not having the latest software (like apparently a lot of people in #gentoo :) ), then it's going to be less stable
<6> k31th: 86% of the time yes Gentoo is stable. Gcc does tend to serve as a screensaver during emerge -uD world
<1> k31th: many people, including me, use gentoo in production and like it quite a bit...see sevenl.net, tek.net, vr.org, etc. for some virtual hosts who use gentoo in production.
<7> Mad: oh..i dunno nada bout genkernel then..hehe
<8> wo?
<9> nanobanshee: Yep
<8> alguien instal desde el livecd 2006?
<3> blackace: i actually am thinking about running it for a dom0
<8> es que no me detecta la red
<8> y eso q los modulos del kernel estn cargados
<8> y ni por wifi ni por eth me conecta
<1> PaToRoCo: english only in here, try #gentoo-es
<10> PaToRoCo, entra a #gentoo-es
<3> I can make it pretty lean then
<8> ok
<8> sorry blackace
<5> HIGH-FREQ: ok, 3 things came up what am i looking for?
<8> I need help about config eth on gentoo
<7> Mad: if yours is AGP then enable that AGP one in kernel ...like mines an old pci card...so i have mine set at =n
<8> because gentoo don't detect my ethernet card
<4> PaToRoCo: dmesg | grep eth
<11> I use freenx to connect to my system remotely from a windows system, is there anyway i can continue the session that i am already logged on to
<8> when I start gentoo, don't show
<11> ?
<6> k31th: Yeah, you can have it a base install with an irc client if you want...
<12> k31th: you can make gentoo extremely pared down, but what's a dom0?
<7> PaToRoCo: do lspci and see what card it is..then enable it in kernel
<4> PaToRoCo: what kind of card?
<13> which package has all the mplayer codecs ?
<3> arbiter_dev: its the XEN host. xen is a virtual machine bit of kit using hypervisor tech http://getxen.org
<14> how can i safely merge two partitions with a ext3 fs?
<0> |lostbyte|: I don't believe there's a single codec library package for it...I could be wrong, though
<7> |lostbyte|: i think its add in /etc/make.conf under the USE flags... win32codecs then recompile mplayer
<5> HIGH-FREQ:where is the AGP option?
<14> with ext3 partitions*
<0> |lostbyte|: if you want more codecs, win32codecs is probably what you're after
<14> err fs*
<7> Mad: shows u where...devices/video or somethin..lemme check
<14> ok ill try again
<14> how can i safely merge two partitions that have ext3 fs's?
<5> HIGH-FREQ: kk ty
<4> smarco: define merge.
<7> |lostbyte|: i might have misunderstood your ?...hehe
<12> k31th: cool, if you're competent with configuring linux, you can get gentoo just how you like it (though it does take up a little more space because it requires more dev tools to be installed)
<13> Shirakawasuna: k :)
<14> nanobanshee: i want to append partition2 to partition1 (my current /)?
<12> plus if you install it, you can browbeat n00bs in here like us ;)
<12> nanobanshee: grab a liveCD with gparted or qparted
<3> arbiter_dev: yeah im used to linux now... However i have noticed in the past alot of problems with getting emerge errors etc.
<3> however all part of the fun
<8> on ubuntu I use 8139too, but it is loaded on lsmod
<7> Mad: its under Device Drivers > Character devices > and then enable the /dev/agpgart
<12> it's pretty smooth for me, and the forums and IRC are helpful
<3> right i must reboot... and sort out wtf im going to do with these partitions.
<8> and I do ifconfig and not detect the device :(
<4> smarco: fdisk to delete part2, and delete part1 and re-create with the *same* starting block, but bigger. then use resize2fs.
<7> Mad: thats if its an AGP device
<3> arbiter_dev: yeah deff... when that fails i scream at some gentoo dev whos in my local LUG
<14> nanobanshee: yeah.. i would prefer not to delete part1 though
<3> brb
<15> hi all!
<4> smarco: not a problem if you leave the starting block the same and re-create it bigger.
<0> smarco: remember to backup
<6> nanobanshee: That'll save the files?
<5> HIGH-FREQ: it should be right it is a new card? It was already put in as a module should i leave it or make it built in then recompile?
<15> i have some messed up dates since a power failure on my systems and a lot of files with timestamps like Apr 3 1904 laying around now..
<15> Any Idea how to fix it..?
<4> DAudioLink: only if you keep the starting block the same.
<7> PaToRoCo: is it enabled into this kernel your using now? as module or builtin?
<5> HIGH-FREQ: if module will work id like to leave it how it is
<15> i was thinking about something like: sudo find / -mtime +9000 |xargs sudo touch
<15> but that will not fix symlinks...
<6> babilen: Use date to correct the time then use touch to update the dates on the files...
<6> babilen: That might work too... I don't know though.
<7> Mad: as i have a pci card not AGP but u can try to enable it builtin then recompile kernel....but if u want it as a module then build it into kernel as module then load module
<16> doh... sorry guys
<17> folks.. I'm goin' to bed. Thanks for all your help of today :))
<15> DAudioLink, yeah, that will work. But not for symlinks...
<17> and goodnight.
<4> babilen: even with find -type l ?
<6> babilen: I've give all the help I can give you with that problem.
<5> HIGH-FREQ: ok it has already been put in as a module and is already used by nvidia (just checked lsmod)
<15> nanobanshee, the files are found.. it's just that the timestamps of the files the links are pointing to are changed, not the links itself..
<14> nanobanshee: alright, thanks
<15> DAudioLink, no problem! Right idea though.. ;-)
<9> Why would "mkdir -p -m 0755 "${svcdir}" 2>/dev/null" fail during boot but not after boot...during boot I get "Could not create needed directory '/var/lib/init.d/'!" and such
<9> BTW that line is part of /etc/init.d/depscan.sh
<7> Mad: well i'm stumped then...thats what i know is once u do the kernel...then emerge nvidia-kernel nvidia-glx then recheck your xorg.conf.....it seems you have everything loaded into kernel and working in lsmod so it's gotta be with xorg.conf i think
<9> Is it something in my kernel config?
<7> Mad: backup xorg.conf and then redo the configuration i think its X -configure or somethin like that..not too sure
<6> Mad: /msg me with the problem and when I get back from taking out the trash I'll see if I can help...
<18> silly kids
<5> HIGH-FREQ: ok
<7> Mad: in console did u try and startx again
<19> Shirakawasuna: it's a bit crude and resource-hungry, but it may do the job: for i in $(find . -iname '*mp3'); do rsync -ar "$i" /destdir ; done
<5> HIGH-FREQ: 1 sec let me back up the file
<7> k
<7> Mad: ya just cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup or whatever
<5> HIGH-FREQ: lol i did that exact command
<7> hehe
<7> now try and redo the configuration forgot what its called... X --configuration or somethin
<19> X -configure
<7> ah that one ;)
<7> maybe someone knows here bout nautilus ....i'm having an issue with it loading up and haveing the Location: bar....i have to enable it in the Go menu or by pressing ctrl-L ...is there anything i can do to have it set on auto or somethin?
<0> ihad: thanks, but DAudioLink already found that cp -pR --parents was the command I was looking for
<0> HIGH-FREQ: gconf-editor
<0> HIGH-FREQ: although it maybe in the nautilus settings
<7> hmm i've checked the nautilus settings and i didn't find it...but i'll try gconf-editor
<19> Shirakawasuna: k, hmm, so I learn something new every day... didn't know that one yet... maybe I should read the manpages more often :))
<20> HIGH-FREQ, tell me if find it
<7> Shirakawasuna: aaah there it is ;)
<7> dli: huh?
<21> hello
<5> DAudioLink: are you back yet i couldnt privet msg you
<6> Mad: Yeah
<20> HIGH-FREQ, I want one location bar also
<7> dli: oh..hehe...damn that didn't work....but its there in Apps > nautilus section for the location bar...but it didn't work right... hmmm
<6> Mad: Are you not registered?
<5> DAudioLink:im not registerd
<22> Bueno nunca vi
<22> un canal tan re lleno
<23> Sioke: english here
<20> HIGH-FREQ, gnome is letting me down :( wnck crashes, nautilus is always stupid
<5> DAudioLink: would u like to make another channel and go to that?
<4> Sioke: yes, this channel is very full.
<7> dli: ya know what u mean
<6> Mad: Tsk tsk. /msg NickServ register <p***word>
<5> DAudioLink i tryed that it says mad is taken
<5> DAudioLink: tried*
<22> nanobanshee :P okey, i dont speak english very well
<6> Mad: #mad-hatter
<7> dli: Always use the location entry, instead of the pathbar...well i enabled it and still no go...so i dunno either
<20> HIGH-FREQ, maybe, I should use konqueror
<7> dli: ya i was thinkin the same thing...i might try that out...but hell ctrl-L doesn't take too long..hehe
<24> question ,...I tried to update my Gentoo using "emerge -update --deep world" , and now my screen just stays blank
<7> dli: aaah ok there we go...i had to run gconf-editor as the user not as root.....
<22> Nunca habia visto un canal tan lleno
<20> Contessa, check in Ctl-Alt-F2
<22> lo maximo que vi fueron canales con 400 usuaruis
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