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<0> picochu: and no disc in my cd drive
<1> niskel, if it were a sata drive it would have been sata not ata...
<1> niskel, you better check what you have.
<0> picochu: so those messages must just be something trying to access the cd drive, which fails because of no disc
<1> niskel, if you say so... I have no idea what's on your machine.
<0> picochu: Sony IDE DVD-RW, Seagate 80GB SATA on VIA, WD 250GB SATA2 on Promise
<0> picochu: Seagate is never used much, hardly ever mounted
<1> ah niskel you could have created a lv using both the segate and WD drives. and stripe the data
<1> it won't be as good as hardware raid but at least some improvement
<0> picochu: lv?
<1> niskel, logical volume
<2> anyone having problems with xine-ui 0.99.4-r3
<0> picochu: but would that stop the freezing? and I would have to wipe them...
<1> niskel, it won't stop completely but it might improve things abit
<3> does 'ed' stand for editor?
<0> picochu: what would be causing it to freeze though? the drives themselves, the drivers or the fs?
<4> hello guys!"
<1> the drives themselves. most likely
<5> ehaase, ed was the old line based editor :) now just a subset of vi
<3> dli: does 'ed' stand for editor?
<3> dli: i know what it is... just wondering if its short for editor
<6> helllloooo
<5> which gentoo sources supports reiserfs4 ?
<1> dli is it related to the ole dos edlin?
<6> heeeeeeeeeeeellllllllloooooo
<6> guys with cam
<7> ehaase: it usually stands for erectile dysfunction ;)
<8> ehaase: yes.
<8> ehaase: sed = stream editor, so i ***ume ed = editor.
<9> anyone here know about mounting usb hds in kde?
<10> I'm here
<7> Zathman: modprobe -v usb-m***-storage && mount /dev/uba1 /mnt/point ?
<9> sorry could you repeat that
<9> modprobe...-
<7> Zathman: modprobe -v usb-m***-storage && mount /dev/uba1 /mnt/point ?
<9> ah
<9> FATAL: Module usb_m***_storage not found. <- i think i mighta missed something somewheres..
<10> why do some special characters come up as <?> in firefox?
<11> hmm isn't it just usb-storage
<10> it's using utf-8
<11> that's my case at least
<12> goldfish: I figured out the problem, in gnome multimedia systems selecter it was set to OSS instead of ALSA.. I have sound working in gnome now ^^
<12> goldfish: although sometimes the error pops up again (I think the gnome media player doesn't exit cleanly or something and control of the device ins't relinquished?
<8> ah.
<8> Adaeniel: Good stuff.
<8> I'm not sure on that one, do not use gnome
<8> could be
<12> anyways.. back to reading
<12> good night everyone
<8> :)
<10> why do some special characters come up as <?> in firefox?
<13> hey guys got a dump question. KDM is my default login how can i change it to GDM?
<5> dcm, you need some font packages
<10> rattle some off for me
<5> navyn, vi /etc/rc.conf
<10> please
<9> # modprobe -v usb-storage && mount /dev/uba1 /mnt/point mount: mount point /mnt/point does not exist
<5> dcm, depends on your language
<10> en_US
<14> anyone ever get a "could not find mime type: application/octet-stream / No mimetypes installed!" error?
<15> Zathman: if the mount point does not exist, make it
<8> navyn: have you emerged kdm?
<5> Zathman, read the usb m*** storage, gentoo howto
<9> gotcha
<15> and uba means it is using thay whacked slow usb driver usually
<13> goldfish, yeah, and gdm is emerged too
<8> navyn: ok, as dli said (sort of :)), edit /etc/rc.conf, and change GDM to KDM
<13> will i have to reboot or just log out for it to take effect
<16> i am using gentoo and wanted to get kde going on my gentoo can someone guide me in the right direction
<2> emerge kde
<17> which is better gentoo-sources or vanilla-sources?
<10> gentoo-sources
<18> in an sshfs mount, data is transferred the same way as if it were over sftp, no?
<5> hawking, I use vanilla
<17> what's their difference actually?
<16> i did but i get a error 1 and error 2
<5> hawking, but if you have no idea, just use gentoo-sources
<17> well I do
<16> but was told to go download newest kde
<17> just wondering
<5> hawking, gentoo adds some patches to the vanilla kernel
<19> looks like the short bus just pulled in
<15> heh
<17> so why do you use vanilla?
<20> jeeves, behave there :)
<21> What is up with jeeves lately?
<20> River_Rat, I know solar changed the ? search to use normal google
<15> he says that when root users join
<20> River_Rat, it looks like he rips on people who log in as root ;)
<5> hawking, I don't want those gentoo patches, and emerging gentoo-sources is boring, download the newest vanilla kernel from kernel.org is easier
<17> I see thx
<21> Thanks brianw, I'd have never figured that out. He says it in other channels too.
<15> River_Rat: sorry...
<8> hawking: your question in ##c, was that for your cflags ?
<1> dli, i kinda like mm patches
<21> brianw: I'm serious, I'd heve never linked that comment to a root user joining. (I wasn't being sarcastic)
<1> hawking, you can mix and patch the kernel all you want
<1> hawking, that's the fun of having kernel source
<17> goldfish : yeah
<15> River_Rat: heh, sounded sarcastic :)
<21> But you thought I was as sarcastic as mbishop?
<8> hawking: i see, what cpu you got?
<17> I have run "emerge -e system" but smth is weird... it's running for a couple of hours now I know that's normal but I just recognized it compiled python 2.4.2 for the second time?! and python 2.4.2 was just working fine
<17> goldfish : pentium m
<22> how do you change the PATH variable for the sudo environment?
<17> the rest info I forgot
<21> kelvie: /etc/sudoers
<8> hawking: what gcc version are you using?
<17> goldfish : the new one
<22> River_Rat: hrm there's an option for that in there? I'll check the man page
<17> I've just updated
<17> upgraded*
<23> where would i add a command i want run when xfce starts? I'm using the startx command, i suppose i could just add it to that script or is there a "proper" place to add it/
<8> hawking: -Os -mtune=pentium-m -pipe -fomit-frame-pointer -fforce-addr , have done me good so far.
<5> picochu, which patch gives reiserfs4?
<9> how do i give myself permission to use my mounted drive, cdrom drive and floppy drive? :P lol
<15> madd_matt: ~/.xinit
<17> I'll use that thx
<21> madd_matt: Startx can use the ~/.xinitrc to start things with.
<15> madd_matt: ~/.xinitrc i mean
<23> okay, thanks.
<23> Cheers =)
<21> Just swoop in and take all the glory...
<1> dli have you tried namesys.com?
<21> Who can tell I'm bored?
<8> and after 2 days Xorg is fixed. yay
<24> how can i have wireless net connect on boot?
<16> can someone help me with installing kde i am having issues
<24> using the net config file
<25> River_Rat: a dangerous time - make a backup quickly
<21> juckes: Wrong person?
<5> picochu, I want a ready to go kernel source
<20> River_Rat, want to help me close some bugs? :)
<1> dli ah, tough :)
<9> how do i give myself permission to use my mounted drive, cdrom drive and floppy drive? :P lol
<21> juckes: Or was that the boredom comment.
<21> antarus: What language?
<8> kantlivelong: read /etc/conf.d/net.example
<1> dli, google for it
<17> are there any chances that emerge -e system may be caught in an infinite loop? it compiles the stuff again and again as it seems?
<25> River_Rat: no being bored is dangerous - you might "just try something"
<17> or is this just normal
<25> River_Rat: yes
<10> dli: I'm not sure which language I need, but it's the letters with umlauts over them that turn into <?>
<26> hello all
<26> anyone have experience with installing gentoo onto a raid5 array?
<5> dcm, european languages, try, media-fonts/freefonts
<26> well a raid setup in general
<10> thanks dli
<27> ok I'm sure I'm going to make you all p*** out from laughter right know installed my stage 1 got everyting....... patched my kernel etc etc but the problem is: (drummroll plz) I dont have mount / fdisk on the disk that I've installed on. :/
<9> i don't have access to use my cdrom? is there a group i must add myself to?
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