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<0> do it in single user mode, though.
<0> viper: that's what I just said.
<1> I think I got software suspend working on one laptop, it didn't seem to have issue when I did a test in consol
<2> Kaffien, I'm guessing emerge sdl-mixer?
<0> LD: congrats! it's no easy feat :P
<2> let me check on frozen-bubble
<3> anyone get superkaramba working with Fluxbox before?
<4> heh i just did a rm /usr/protage/* (spelled right)
<2> Kaffien, yes frozen-bubble uses sdl-mixer
<1> dj-fu, yea but that was console, I haven't tried in X yet
<4> guess i'll be hitting backups tomorrow.
<5> ah, to get lshw working i need to emerge hal?
<0> No one said that, quite the opposite
<2> viper: no my desktop doesn't have hal and lshw works fine
<1> anyone here use Beagle with enlightenment DR17?
<6> hrrrm im using 1.2.6 perhaps i should update it
<0> you have to emerge something, though :)
<2> IIRC..
<7> sloloem: ok, rebuild ffmpeg and vlc now with -g in CFLAGS and nostrip in FEATURES, then start it and attach to the proccess in gdb (gdb, once at the gdb console attach <pid> (where pid is the pid of vlc, which can be gotten with pidof vlc), break gdk_x_error, continue), start trying to play the video and once you can bt in the gdb console
<1> little laptop is getting DR17 and Abiword for wordprocessing, big laptop gets all of Openoffice
<2> viper: ok I confirmed it, lshw only potentially depends on gtk depending on USE; no dep on hal at all
<7> (wow, I **** at this :D)
<5> wow....so tired
<2> viper: try man bash, you'll probably never finish it.. if you do.. you'll be the world's most confused person LOL
<8> how do i switch to a new version of gcc? i have emerged gcc 3.4.6, but gcc -v says 3.3.6
<9> i hear emerge is a wonderful function
<2> bryan: gcc-config
<0> man bash is leet.
<0> You can learn how to bash script entirely from reading man bash
<5> why, how many lines
<2> dj-fu: don't remind me *shiver*
<10> If I put in a dvd and ask cdrecord to burn to it like this "cdrecord dev=/dev/hdc foo.iso", will it autoselect the dvd driver and burn the dvd?
<2> viper: some obscenely large number
<2> ram_einstein, I don't know how to burn DVDs yet and I think the answer to that question is no
<10> DarkMorph: hmmm..
<9> crazy amount of ops in here :)
<0> afaik, cdrecord with packet writing works fine for DVDs
<8> DarkMorph, thanks
<0> (atapi)
<2> ;)
<0> growisofs will also burn dvd/cd's
<5> yea, i'm actually an op in disguise
<0> and will cdrdao
<7> sloloem: arg, looks like that won't work actually
<2> viper: I hope that's true because I thought "viper" was an op user
<9> heh. the last distro had only 2 ops..
<11> TFKyle, no?
<10> viper: you should read an eBook, not a manpage
<5> i put such a good impression on all of you? =P
<2> !seen Battousai
<12> Battousai (n=bryan@gentoo/developer/battousai) was last seen joining #gentoo-amd64 2 days, 6 hours, 39 minutes ago. Battousai is still on #gentoo-amd64.
<13> man pages should be doctrine.
<7> sloloem: when you go to open a file gdb will trap it, hmm
<0> man > *
<5> ram_einstein: eh, eBooks ....
<10> viper: on tldp, there are some good ones on bash
<14> have all the sourceforge ebuilds been fixed?
<14> SF just made all their downloads javascript
<5> i don't need this. not now. lol
<5> i'm not going to read 4196 lines...for a long time
<15> where are mysql databases stored on gentoo?
<0> the '/' key searches.
<11> Hey is there a good resource for finding out what .h/.c file would define certain functions/structs?
<15> and postgresql?
<16> damm it how to i recover info from a ext3 partion that for some reason was deleted ?
<14> chron: /var/run?
<15> you sure?
<17> sloloem: man 2 functionname
<18> is there a dvd version of gentoo?
<14> chron: no but thats the usual place
<10> can anyone tell me if cds and dvds are indistinguisable as far as cdrecord is concerned?
<15> where are mysql databases stored on gentoo?
<2> is file recovery possible for filesystems not used by DOS?
<7> sloloem: something like gdb> file vlc gdb> set args /path/to/video/file.ext gdb> run might be good enough
<10> I mean will it autoselect drivers for each?
<0> ram_einstein: DVD's use UDF, CD's use ISO's.
<0> what do you mean drivers?
<2> chron: been a while... but I think it's in /var some place
<0> it will use whatever you've compiled for your kernel
<15> yea lol
<2> (by default)
<15> but which folder in var is the key
<4> ram_einstein: cdrecord doesn't write to dvds, growisofs does
<2> chron: look around, /var isn't like searching /usr lol
<10> dj-fu: point taken. Let's ***ume I made an iso with udf support. Now how do I burn it?
<14> chron: usually run
<10> Fieldy: I think it does
<9> what package files does gentoo use? .tgz files?
<14> codyzapp: no packages, just files that tell how to fetch and compile packages
<0> ram_einstein: should be able to use growisofs or those dvd+rwtools apps
<17> codyzapp: ebuilds are bash-like scripts which define how to retrieve and build each package.
<9> hrm. cool. :)
<17> codyzapp: so the source is retrieved in whichever format it comes from upstream in
<10> dj-fu: you mean cdrecord uses those tools? very possibly
<10> because there are certain references to DVDs in the cdrecord manpage
<7> ooh, maybe if I break on g_module_load
<1> hmmmm
<14> codyzapp: of course gentoo has patches for alot of stuf
<0> ram_einstein: no, use those tools instead of cdrecord
<17> codyzapp: and the emerge command reads the ebuild script to know what it needs and how to put it together
<1> whose used beagle in here and how hard is it to setup
<4> dj-fu is correct
<11> Triffid: man 2 mem_map
<11> No entry for mem_map in section 2 of the manual
<9> ya so ive been told
<14> do all hard drives crank over time?
<9> yeah
<10> dj-fu && Fieldy: Okay, I'll look again then
<7> LD: I have, its not hard at all to setup really, its a bit RAM-Hungry though
<9> all hd's die eventually
<16> damm ext3 it ****s balls this is the 2nd time i lost data on a partion like that
<2> does power management handle HDDs?
<7> arg, looks like vlc doesn't link to glib :(
<17> sloloem: do you mean mmap?
<9> yeah.
<14> omfg, I just tried to do a cat and it says the argument list is too long
<5> linuxcable23: what do you mean?
<11> lNo
<11> /var/tmp/portage/kqemu-0.7.2/work/qemu-0.7.2/kqemu/kqemu-linux.c:84: error: `mem_map' undeclared (first use in this function)
<9> specially if u tell them to cut off when ur not using them. it expands the life of ur hard drive
<17> DarkMorph: it can if you tell it to, or you can tell the drives to do it themselves with hdparm
<16> for some reason when i mont my ext3 partion everything that was there is no longer there
<2> Triffid_Hunter, didn't know about hdparm's ability to do that, thanks ;)
<16> i just did a reboot on the box to change to a new kernnel
<2> linuxcable23, make sure it's mounting right with mount -t ext3 ?
<16> is there a way to recover that data ?
<2> just a thought
<17> DarkMorph: -S option ;)
<16> will try that i guess
<16> i was just doing mount
<2> Triffid_Hunter, I could've used man later on but thanks again heh
<1> hmmm
<1> I'm trying to keep the unneeded bloat down to a minimum, can beagle be used without the gnome stuff
<2> linuxcable23, furthermore.. a little ridiculous but make sure ext3 is supported by the kernel or if modular make sure the module is loaded
<14> I'm counting the number of broken ebuilds from my latest sync
<11> Triffid_Hunter, see what I mean?
<2> LD: there's one way to find out.. ;)
<14> there are 4,498 broken ebuilds in portage
<14> dam.
<1> hehe true darkmorph
<4> defube vrijeb>
<1> O_O
<7> Tarantulafudge: broken how?
<1> that's a lot of broken ebuilds
<16> i know it is supported so its not that
<2> trial-and-error emerging... hope your CPU is fast lol
<14> oh wait
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