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Comments:
<0> its my fstab
<1> IamEthos: look up multimonitor on gentoo
<2> daddysmurf: is your network interface up and configured properly?
<3> yes
<3> I'm on here...
<2> daddysmurf: oh, right
<3> ;)
<2> daddysmurf: ;)
<1> he could have been on a different computer ;P
<0> anybody?
<3> haha, I just thought about that
<2> RasQule1: ya, true
<3> either way
<4> brianw: env VARIABLE="value" command instantiates VARIABLE only for command, whereas if you do it without using env VARIABLE will be set in the current environment
<3> I know that my firewall doesn't allow rsync
<0> i've been having a lot of trouble and i'm trying to rule this out
<2> daddysmurf: try an nslookup on your mirrors
<3> nslookup?
<5> blackace: thank you sir
<2> yeah
<2> erg, no nslookup installed hmmm
<3> right
<3> just tried it
<2> ping -c 3 www.yahoo.com
<3> I get a ping
<1> ooh my kernel compile finished, now the modules
<3> on anything I try
<2> daddysmurf: try another mirror then
<2> daddysmurf: what is the mirror you're using?
<3> just delete the first mirror from make.conf?
<3> ummm...
<2> daddysmurf: yeah, and do the correct mirrorselect command
<3> I did the mirrorselect
<3> -s4 -o -D
<4> anchorman: you need to remove the spaces between options
<4> anchorman: man fstab for more info
<2> daddysmurf: that's not the flags the handbook says to use, afaik
<6> is there a util for listing all the versions of a package?
<3> that's what the stage1 howto says
<2> daddysmurf: hrm...
<3> nate_: says use -a too, but it didn't like it, so I pulled it out
<7> whereami: equery
<7> whereami: or http://packages.gentoo.org
<2> daddysmurf: the gentoo handbook says to use: mirrorselect -i -o >> /mnt/gentoo/etc/make.conf
<6> niskel, yah, i'm trying equery, it doesn't have a way to list package versions.
<2> daddysmurf: and: mirrorselect -i -r -o >> /mnt/gentoo/etc/make.conf
<3> okie dokie, brb
<2> daddysmurf: but again, stage 1 install is not supported and is not neccessary.
<6> niskel, i would just use gentoo-portage.com, but i'm trying to avoid going to my browser if possible.
<2> daddysmurf: you can get your stage 3 install done then recompile the whole system with your optimizations
<2> but what do i know, i can't even get gnome to compile......yet
<7> equery l -p -e packagename
<7> whereami: equery l -p -e packagename
<7> whereami: actually: equery l -p -o -e packagename
<6> niskel, ah, indeed, i tried that, but as equery -poe packagename, which doesn't work, it seems.
<6> thx
<7> whereami: you need to do -p -o -e and not -poe for some reason :\
<3> rsync: getaddrinfo: rsync.namerica.gentoo.org 873: name or service not known
<3> nate_: that's the emerge --sync output
<3> nate_: or rather the part that starts the error
<3> any help?
<8> I can't emerge kde-meta
<3> hmmm... I have no make.profile...
<8> Im getting a "No message digest entry found for file "mysql-extras-20060316.tar.bz2"
<3> anyone know how to correct this?
<8> emerge sync didnt fix it
<9> after i do emerge --sync is there something i have to do to clean out the old versions?
<10> daddysmurf, same here
<3> bit`: my emerge --sync broke, how bout you?
<10> daddysmurf, I use emerge-delta-webrsync, which worked just fine for me. Only had to download 115k today, instead of the usual 2megs+ for sync
<9> i did emerge sync and there's a new ebuild of a program i want to install but emerge still wants to install the old one and emerge /path/to/ebuild is giving me scary warnings
<10> ttyp, man portage look for package.keywords
<9> ah - the awrning said look for package.*
<9> thanks!
<2> daddysmurf: sounds like it could very well be a firewall issue
<2> daddysmurf: have you tried websync?
<11> if i want to send a file through ssh how do i do it?
<11> just use cp?
<10> ttyp, np
<3> nate_: when I do that, it tells me the md5sums aren't there
<10> Rob235, there is scp and sftp
<11> console based?
<10> yep
<11> ok thanks
<2> daddysmurf: have you tried a stage-3 install? why the insistence on a stage-1?
<3> nate_: because I'm sure it's not the stage
<3> nate_: it did this last time I tried gentoo, and I got around it somehow, I just don't know how
<3> nate_: last time was on a stage3, but I didn't know how to get x to work w/ my nvidia card, now I do, and I'm a bit more experienced w/ linux, so I'm at it again
<5> heh
<2> i have no idea then, bro
<9> bit`: excellent! worked! thanks again!
<11> how do you use sftp?
<3> nate_: ty anyways
<3> nate_: I appreciate the attempt
<11> nevermind found out
<12> Rob235: sftp user@host
<2> daddysmurf: it seems to me that if you use a supported installation method you might receive more help, especially since more people will have experienced it
<13> hi
<2> hi spiider
<3> well, I use a stage3 I get the same problems, what the diff?
<3> besides, I think I found a work-around
<2> cooooool
<3> says get a portage-tarball...
<2> hahaha
<2> ok, not getting one would be a problem
<3> yea, I'm not too sure I haven't done that
<3> I'm just not sure as to what it means
<3> is it referring to the stage tarball?
<1> no a portage tarball is a copy of the portage db stuffs you can get in a tarball
<13> :S my mouse don't work
<3> that I haven't done yet
<14> spiider: are you using 2.6 series kernel?
<13> hmm yes
<3> is that on gentoo's site?
<1> you need to goto a mirror
<3> or maybe the wiki?
<14> and is your mouse don't work under X??
<13> no
<13> :S
<3> okie dokie
<2> daddysmurf: oh wow, are you even using the handbook?
<3> I am, but it didn't mention that
<1> it does
<5> heh
<3> it says just do emerge --sync to get the portage tree
<14> spiider: try nano -w /etc/X11/xorg.conf and change "/dev/mouse" to "/dev/psaux" then restart X
<2> daddysmurf: the handbook DOES mention that
<2> daddysmurf: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?full=1#installing_portage
<2> daddysmurf: again this is where a stage3 install would have made it all easier and is the 'diff'
<5> either way works, personally
<3> 06:09 < nate_> daddysmurf: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?full=1#installing_portage
<3> oops
<5> i just sync the tree initially
<2> daddysmurf: ha
<13> nick|here: the file is empaty
<13> :s
<15> hey all
<2> hmmm, i need to get my scroll-wheel working under flux
<14> spiider: it must not
<2> wow, the mozilla suite is big, takin forever to install
<2> err, compile
<16> Mozilla's always been pretty huge.
<2> i imaging compiling gnome is going to take forever too
<16> I suppose you could come up with some sort of Godzilla joke from that, but I'm sleepy. :)
<3> starting a stage3...
<2> daddysmurf: and just follow the handbook and everything should be ok...except the smoke from the back of the pc
<3> nate_: sorry, I'll stop using it as a ashtray... or is that the smoke from my ears?
<2> lol, fluxbox's default apps are so lame, lolz
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