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<0> outpour: the network init scripts will start dhcpcd as required
<1> outpour, do you want a dhcp server or client?
<2> yea i want the client
<3> Accius: But the settings are the main thing... it bloats your kernel up with stuff you don't need.
<2> i have to start dhcpcd by hand
<1> outpour, emerge dhcpcd
<1> outpour, for eth0?
<4> Twey_: will less kernel bloat --> significant speed increase?
<1> outpour, rc-update add net.eth0 default
<3> Accius: Very significant. Compile time bonus too.
<4> *really*
<1> outpour, without any config in /etc/conf.d/net that will default to dhcpcd
<4> well then, how do I reverse what I've done so far with genkernel?
<1> Accius, don't need to do anything.
<5> why when Im installing emacs modes I can't load them later?
<3> Accius: cd /usr/src/linux;make clean
<4> a'ight, and that'll delete my kernel & such so I can start over
<3> But aye, it'll be overwritten.
<2> roger55: thanks that was it
<3> Yep.
<0> outpour: read /etc/conf.d/net.example
<1> Accius, you'll just make a new one that overwrites the bzImage that is in /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/bzImage
<4> roger55: cool - but um, when I do make menuconfig, it has my old options
<4> like, the ones that I made, and that genkernel made
<4> how do I clear that so it's as if I hadn't used genkernel?
<3> Accius: rm .config
<4> ty Twey_ :)
<0> Accius: and if that doesn't work then copy the default config from arch/x86/defconfig to .config
<0> Accius: wait that is i386, not x86
<0> Accius: whichever one corresponds to your arch
<4> right after running make menuconfig I get some warning messages, but it starts & I don't get to see what they are
<4> should I worry about that?
<0> Accius: it's probably just saying there is no .config and a message about using the default or one it found elsewhere
<3> Mm
<4> yup that was it, I saved a configuration to see, and it stopped the errors from coming
<4> under "general setup" I'm not seeing "support for hot-pluggable devices"
<4> has this moved somewhere in the latest kernel?
<0> Accius: enabled by default iirc
<4> well maybe so, but it doesn't appear to even exist
<4> so I shouldn't worry about it even though I can't find that option anywhere?
<3> Nope
<0> just check your config for CONFIG_HOTPLUG
<4> still bothersome. ok.
<6> hi, something wierd, i dont understand why this would happen
<6> [blocks B ] mail-client/sylpheed-claws-pgpinline (is blocking mail-client/sylpheed-claws-2.0.0)
<6> but i dont have mail-client/sylpheed-claws-pgpinline emerged
<7> nadd: Are you trying to emerge any other sylpheed related packages?
<8> thx guys for ur help
<7> nadd: Another package you're trying to emerge at the same time might be trying to pull in sylpheed-claws-pgpinline
<4> is it a bad idea to turn off things that are on by default? some of these look stupid
<4> like NFS - I don't think I need NFS
<7> Accius: If you're sure you don't use them, it should be fine.
<3> Accius: If you're not, follow the recommendation.
<4> it was talking about "if you want to do blah blah" where "blah blah" is not something I'm familiar with
<4> and so probably not something I ever am going to do
<4> about Quota support: if I enable this, can I change the 5% - to - root rule?
<0> hrrrm what happened to kdesu-3.5.2.ebuild ??
<9> hello, syslog always bugs me whenever the cpu tempurature is above threshold and the cpu is running in modulated clock mode. can i throttle this message?
<10> dystopianray: 3.5.3 is avaible
<9> meaning, can i make syslog shut up. it always pops up in every console and xterm
<0> Peper: it's ~arch though
<3> So's 3.5.2, isn't it?
<10> dystopianray: and 3.5.2 was not?
<0> Twey_: no i went stable a week or so ago
<0> Peper: kde 3.5.2 is stable now
<3> Hm, 'kay
<10> no
<10> its not longer aviable :P
<0> Peper: yes
<10> don't know why it has been removed
<10> maybe kdesu had major sec problems
<3> Or maybe they want you to go ~arch :-P
<0> well the reason i'm asking is becuase it has created a brokend dependancy
<0> broken, rather
<11> hey all!
<11> I'm looking for a reasonable graphical way to see where all my space is.. something like DU but graphical. Does such a thing exist?
<12> finaly got my system back as how it was, seem use.defaults is gone :/
<6> AllenJB, im trying to emerge -Du world
<3> orangey: Yes.
<11> Twey_: and what may its name be?
<4> PCMCIA is something I'm not sure I have, but I might
<13> accius: PCMCIA is a card layout for notebook extension cards
<4> is it the same as the media card readers (for like SD and CF cards) that come with computers?
<0> Accius: no it's cardbus stuff for laptops
<3> orangey: http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=06/01/25/1548238
<4> oh ok n/m
<0> Accius: well unless you have a cardbus sd/cf card reader that is
<7> nadd: Try "emerge -uDvat world" - v is verbose, which basically adds USE flags, and t is "tree" which displays the dependency tree. a is "ask" which is like -p (pretend) but asks you if you want to actually emerge them at the end.
<11> Twey_ thank you.
<4> how do I know if it's cardbus or not?
<0> Accius: well does it plug into a pcmcia slot on your notebook?
<14> how do I compile just a module for my kernel without recompiling the whole thing? I want to compile snd_usb_audio as a module
<3> orangey: Welcome.
<0> Awesome-o2000: enable the module in make menuconfig, and then just run make && make modules_install it'll build just what changed and you modprobe the module
<4> dystopianray: I'm on a desktop here, I just thought that my multicard reader might be "PCMCIA"
<14> dystopianray, thanks
<0> Accius: you don't need to worry about pcmcia if you're on a desktop
<4> k
<3> Accius: 's the thing you stick extension cards into on a laptop. :-)
<4> well I finished with the installation guide's stuff. now for my own.
<4> should I go for plug and play bios?
<15> For Linux?
<15> Ooops. Wrong window?
<0> Accius: in your bios setup?
<4> under "plug and play support"
<0> oh yeah enable that
<4> plug and play bios /proc interface?
<6> AllenJB, maybe you can see better than me .. i cant find exactly whats package is causing this
<7> nadd: Pastebin the output (pastebin.com or similar site and give us the URL) and I'll take a look
<16> is it safe to run 2 instances of emerge?
<0> vinboy: should be
<6> pastebing is down .. i was just trying that
<16> dystopianray, u sure?? bcoz in debian that is illegal
<6> just a sec
<7> nadd: Google for "pastebin" or similar - you'll get loads of them
<0> vinboy: it should be fine as long as long as each emerge isn't trying to pull in the same deps simultaneously
<1> vinboy, if you can avoid it - do so.
<16> oh ic
<1> vinboy, it won't go any faster anyway :)
<16> true
<7> vinboy: compiling tends to **** up all the resources and CPU as it is, so it won't go any faster
<16> by the way, wat hardware specs u guys running?
<16> does dual-core make compiling any faster?
<0> vinboy: yeah it would, put MAKEOPTS="-j3" for dual core cpus
<16> dystopianray, i haven't got dual-core yet... i'm waiting for Intel Conroe :)
<0> vinboy: ah ok, well do that when you get it
<16> yup
<17> Is it possible to do IPX networking over a WLAN link?
<0> top222: shouldn't be any different to any other type of network link i'd imagine
<0> top222: it's just a transport layer for ethernet frames
<17> Is there any way to "ping" via IPX from one machine to another?
<3> So long as the AP supports it
<16> thank god, my kde finished compiling.. brb
<0> argh, has kde 3.5.3 gone stable or something??
<6> AllenJB, http://rafb.net/paste/results/lKk8GT64.html
<17> There is a Zyxel DSL modem with WLAN functionality that routes IPX from port to port, but I can't see the other machines by IPX from a machine connected by WLAN link.
<18> gone unstable
<4> my mouse is USB, do I disable the PS/2 mouse module?
<0> hrrm well something has broken due to that last sync :S
<0> Accius: it shouldn't matter if it's there or not
<4> don't I want to cut down as much as possible?
<7> Accius: Unless you're working on embedded devices or something, it doesn't matter too much
<4> k
<0> hrrm why is portage pulling in kde 3.4.x packages?
<19> hi all
<7> I have a USB keyboard and mouse, but I have the PS/2 options for both compiled as modules in case I ever need them
<0> hrrm somebody has keyworded kde-base/kdesu-3.5.0 ~amd64
<7> dystopianray: Are you using koffice 1.4?
<14> Holey Moley - my usb phone sort of works!!!
<0> AllenJB: no
<19> i'm just trying to emerge php5 on a gentoo 2006
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