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<0> when i try to open with XMMS a mp3 file it says could not add application to databse anyone know?
<0> i mean i can play the file but i want to play all mp3 with Xmms
<1> Griffon26: the gcc-config -l said i was using the i385-pc-gcc3.4.4 profile, when i ran gcc-config -c it said "no profile loaded"
<1> i386*
<2> _bart_: iso9660 doesn't support the umask mount option, if that's what he's trying to mount
<3> and there was no other version in the list?
<4> avx: my mistake.. the command was "gp***wd -a user mount" but i returned "unknown group: mount". With 'cdrom' it added okay
<5> avx: point taken :)
<2> trakinas: :) I use the cdrom group too... it letting you mount yet? make sure to login again after adding the user to a new group
<1> Griffon26: it was some hardened but the "i386-pc-linux-gnu-3.4.4 had a green * after it..
<6> Atari 2600??? BitchX on a atari 2600!?!?
<5> I want it
<4> avx: hmmm.. you meaning logging off from gnome and logging again? or only form the terminal?
<5> I got an Atari 2600 in a box (never opened)
<3> I know that the other was selected (*) and hardened was the same version, I was just wondering if there were other versions listed. But never mind.
<3> axxel: when did this problem first occur?
<2> trakinas: logging the user all in again... maybe try going to a new tty to log in and try mounting to see if it works? If you don't log in again, it won't know that you were added to a new group
<7> Do you know how can i tell to kde to shutdown my comp after 20 mins ?
<6> _bart_: OPEN IT!!!
<5> TomM1: hell no
<4> avx: okay! let me try!!
<6> _bart_: saving it to sell on eBay it 15 years time?
<1> Griffon26: i made my first manual gentoo-install yesterday.. it first occured when i tried to emerge xorg-x11
<5> TomM1: o yeah
<3> so you emerged more stuff with the same compiler before that
<3> axxel: is it a new computer?
<5> TomM1: and a Atari Mega ST, Vic20 and a few more :)
<4> avx: same msg... I will reboot and log again. cheers!
<2> trakinas: ***uming the group 'cdrom' is gid 19 (from /etc/group), you'll want to edit /etc/fstab and add "gid=19,group" to the list of mount options on the line for the cdrom
<2> trakinas: no need to reboot :)
<6> _bart_: oric 1, bbc micro, zx spectrum...
<1> Griffon26: no, it's my old slightly o/c:ed pentium3^^
<4> hmmm
<5> TomM1: ZX Spectrum too :) no BBC
<3> axxel: o/c:ed ey?
<4> let me check /etc/group
<1> Griffon26: i was using packages and a portage-snapshot from 060503?
<6> _bart_: http://b3ta.com/heyhey16k
<1> Griffon26: from 867 to 1040..
<3> axxel: I'd try at normal speed
<5> TomM1: will look, end of OT :) too much fun !
<1> Griffon26: may it be that simple?
<2> trakinas: /etc/group should be in the format of "group_name::group_id/gid:user1,user2" for each line
<8> does anyone know of a good tool to find reverse dependencies. I am trying to find every package that depends on xorg-x11, so I can unmerge them. I have tried dep, but it doesn't seem to be working properly anymore.
<4> avx: cdrom:!:19:gentoo,timmy
<4> (what does the ! means?)
<1> well, i'll try it then.. but is it normal that you get an internal compiler error if it's just badly configured?
<3> axxel: I'm not sure what's wrong here.
<5> jubo1: revdep-rebuild ? just be very carefull
<9> err
<9> can someone please tell me how to tell vlc to use dmix?
<3> axxel: if you get an internal compiler error, there's either a bug in your compiler or your computer isn't working properly
<2> trakinas: honestly, I don't know :) but, the ! shouldn't make any significant difference. okay, since the cdrom is gid 19, add "gid=19,group" to the cdrom line in /etc/fstab and you're set
<5> jubo1: eek, you tried it nevermind
<3> axxel: ... or was not working properly when your compiler was built... which is another possibility that takes a bit more time to fix
<8> _bart_: yeah I don't want to rebuild broken reverse dependencies, but rather just find all reverse dependencies of a package
<2> trakinas: make sure to add it in the right position, though... /etc/fstab lines are formatted like: /dev/device_name /mnt/mount_point fs_type mount_options dump/p***(which you can ignore) for each line
<4> avx: there's no cdrom line... so, it should be like "/dev/hdc/ /mnt/cdrom end what else?
<1> Griffon26: okay.. but the compiler is from a checksummed official stage3 tarbal.. ^^
<3> axxel: oh, ok, then it should be fine
<10> portage is broken, is there a way to return manually to the previous version?
<11> hm.. is there a opposite of "eject" so, that it pulls the device in?
<1> Griffon26: okay.. but i'll try clock it down (i'ts probably no bug because xorg and gcc is probably *pretty* well tested..) and come back to "evaluate".. cya
<12> what's the way to add a package to my world list without emerging it?
<4> which is the fs_type?
<3> axxel: first thing I do when I get internal compiler errors that I didn't get before is check my memory with memcheck, but since you said you oc'd, I figured try without that first
<2> trakinas: before trying /dev/hdc, try /dev/cdrom :) it's more generic, and should work... so: /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom auto noauto,ro,gid=19,group 0 0
<5> Mirrakor: my girlfriend says Reject but I disagree
<4> avx: thanks!
<11> %)
<2> trakinas: cdrom filesystem types are typically iso9660, but I'd just use "auto" and let it figure it out itself :)
<13> how do I turn off fan on desktop ?
<13> /proc/acpi/fan doens't have anything
<2> trakinas: the "ro" option I added in there means that the device is read-only... if you have a cd burner, you'll probably want to look at a cd burning howto to set it up - I don't know how :(
<4> avx: done! what should I do now?
<2> trakinas: :) log in as timmy on a different tty, and try "mount /mnt/cdrom"
<4> avx: alright...
<2> trakinas: if it works, then you're set... it won't work on the terminal you're logged in on right now though, like I said before, until you relog
<14> something in my "system" wants to merge java-sdk-docs
<15> I see that portage 2.1 has hit x86 stable
<16> hey guys, I'm getting a weird error on trying to mount an ntfs drive. I run 'mount /dev/hdb1 /mnt/windows' and get "mount: unknown filesystem type 'ntfs'". I emerged ntfs progs, and have ntfs as a global use flag but no joy. ideas?
<15> any pages I should read before syncing and updating?
<14> is that expected? i'm on x86/2006.0
<17> hmm... what am I doing wrong if I have 3 comps. and uses public keys to login to each of those (internal network), but I can't login to one of the host without applying a p***owrd
<1> Griffon26: okay.. i haven't really emerged it before because i was using the grp-packages (gnome did'nt emerge before neither..)
<2> corecode: emerge system -tDNvp might help you figure out what
<2> corecode: (emerge system --tree --deep --newuse --verbose --pretend)
<17> two of them are running gentoo and one Debian.
<2> Toaster`: you'll need to compile NTFS support into the kernel, I fear
<17> the two gentoo stations have the same conf, and have similar packages, but only one of them works with this
<16> avx: ahh boo... could I do that as a module and avoid rebooting?
<18> how can I un mask a package (sunbird?)
<2> Toaster`: beware that currently, it is impossible to have write access on an NTFS filesystem with linux beyond overwriting existing data
<19> 404 http://dev.gentoo.org/~vapier/dist/baselayout-1.12.1.tar.bz2
<4> avx: didnt work... : /
<19> !!! Couldn't download baselayout-1.12.1.tar.bz2. Aborting.
<16> avx: I know, I only want to pull data off
<2> Toaster`: It may be possible :)
<2> trakinas: nada? What's the message?
<14> avx: thanks
<4> avx: tried in different tty.
<15> Is there any FM that I should R before upgrading to portage 2.1, or should it be a painless, h***le-free transition?
<14> avx: now, removing java from USE is what i want
<11> to install nethack i just have to remove the entry in package.mask, or?
<4> avx: nada! "Only root can doi that"
<4> *do
<2> trakinas: Same thing as before? Not allowed unless you're root, or... missing device, or...?
<20> Is there a way to change the startup scripts of an initrd?
<14> avx: do i have to emerge -e system after changing the profile?
<20> So one could execute something before the real root gets mounted
<2> trakinas: Try "gp***wd -a timmy wheel" and test again, might need to have your user in the 'wheel' group as well
<4> avx: same thing
<21> Echelon-H: It's hard masked. The best way is to get the ebuild from bugs.gentoo.org and make a Portage overlay
<2> corecode: nope :)
<4> avx: im already in wheel
<18> enternaL, O_o.
<2> corecode: Just update those things that there are updates for... I just always use, like: emerge --deep --newuse world/system
<14> avx: ah. well i started doing already but it broke on java-sdk-doc
<4> avx: wheel::10:root,gentoo,timmy
<22> Evening all. Getting "emerge: there are no ebuilds to satisfy "=dev-php/php-4.4.0-r4"" when I try revdep-rebuild to move to gcc-3.4. Anyone help please?
<15> I'm trying to mount my USB flash drive, and it tells me that "mount: special device /dev/sda1 does not exist"
<15> /dev/sda1 is what I have listed in my fstab for /mnt/usbflash
<2> trakinas: did you make sure to log in again on that terminal you were trying on? You'd need to exit it and log back in for the group changes to take affect
<4> avx: sure! tried it on tty3 and 4. l
<2> corecode: I bet something is using the "doc" useflag - if all else fails, you could do USE="-doc" to avoid merging that package
<15> I was able to mount this flash drive last night, and I don't *think* I changed anything since then
<16> avx: running ntfs as a kernel module works fine. thanks for the pointer
<14> avx: well, the thing is, i started the --emptytree
<14> avx: now i wonder if it would not be wise to comtinue on that
<21> Dhraakellian: dmesg | grep SCSI to find out /dev/sd? it is.
<4> avx: brb...
<2> trakinas: do me a favor, then, and try removing the ! from the cdrom line in the /etc/group and try again... the ! is the p***word field, I've found
<23> zpejder: fix_libtool_files.sh and python missing a .so are totally unrelated ("libtool files" are the .la files)
<15> SCSI device sda: 503808 512-byte hdwr sectors (258 MB)
<2> Toaster`: :) Maybe one day, we'll get some proper NTFS support and I won't have to keep moving stuff on over to a FAT32 partition to get it into windows
<23> zpejder: if you do have a libstdc++.so.5 somewhere but python still bails with that error that's probably because it's not on your library path, and http://mzz.mine.nu/faq/gentoo-detailed/python%20libstdc++ tells you how to fix that
<21> Dhraakellian: and that's the last line? what command are you typing in to mount it?
<10> portage is broken after portage upgrade (cdb thing), is there a way to return manually to the previous version?
<15> ls /dev/sda shows me sda2 through sda15
<24> marienz: but /usr/lib/gcc-lib still doesn't exist
<15> enternaL: mount /mnt/usbflash/
<2> corecode: it can't really hurt to do --emptytree, but it's just a bother... all it does is re-merge the packages you already have installed
<21> Dhraakellian: strange. try mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbflash/
<2> corecode: if it wants to do something new, it's because you changed a USE flag (probably from switching profiles, which means you -do- want to do emptytree), or... things of that nature :)
<15> "mount -t auto /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbflash" gives me the same thing
<16> avx: Thats actually the setup I have, only the system files are on NTFS. The thing is, as soon as we have good support for NTFS, MS will go and change the spec :/
<25> Dhraakellian: to make sure of the device, dmesg
<2> Toaster`: haha, wouldn't that be bitter of them? ;) I'd laugh if they did
<15> "ls /dev/sda*" lists sda2 through sda15
<15> brianw: already did
<15> SCSI device sda: 503808 512-byte hdwr sectors (258 MB)
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