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<0> j4m3s, its no a complete 32 bit install in your chroot ?
<1> _AxS_, stage 1
<2> NeddySeagoon: he needs to effect a different "personality" for commands run within the context of the chroot for best results. that's what linux32 ***ists with.
<3> My laptop does the same thing, when I try to shutdown -h now it leaves the power light on, if I hit the button though and let it shudown it turns off.
<0> kerframil, Ah ok
<4> there is a complete 32bit install on that chroot'd environment
<5> ...an hour..? stage2 takes much longer, then stage3 takes longer than that...
<2> NeddySeagoon, j4m3s: for example, it will actually affect the information returned by uname and also changes the location of the top of the stack
<6> seren: http://pastebin.com/595270
<1> _AxS_, an hour? that dosent seem right
<7> _AxS_: alright....all modded, but iwconfig still only lists my broadcom card.
<0> j4m3s, with its own make.conf ? with CFLAGS for a 32 bit CPU ?
<8> kc8pxy: hehe well that's a start :)
<1> any one did stage 1 install ?
<9> Klatuu, u try thinktux?
<5> Lafa: there's hardly anything that gets done in stage 1 -- it's mostly configuring stuff, iirc
<4> kerframil, NeddySeagoon: i want to use a script that will generate binaries for different archs
<1> _AxS_, ok :)
<10> i couldnt find it in the docs but dont you have to ln -sf /boot/grub/menu.ist /boot/grub/grub.conf?
<11> hm anyone know whether i can install windowsxp over the network? .. i have this box without a cdrom :\
<12> eej guys i have another problem... when i want to change my p***word of the root i get the message: authentication token manipulation error
<5> Lafa: but then you go to stage 2 and gotta compile system, then stage3 and compile world
<13> Spruit_elf, arent you trying to suspend to swap? if so uncomment and edit this line #
<13> # SuspendDevice swap:/dev/hda2
<4> kerframil, NeddySeagoon, _AxS_ thank you guys very much
<14> just do a stage 3 its quicker
<1> _AxS_, yeah i know. im trying out the 2006.0 gfx installer :)
<4> I LOVE #GENTOO
<3> mike__: It should do that when you emerge grub, if not you can do it.
<5> j4m3s: ...i think you'd be better off with a cross-compiler environment then
<0> j4m3s, look at crossdev. Thats supposed to produce full cross compiler toolchains
<10> k
<15> NeddySeagoon: it just wont boot. still kernel panic. tells me cant read "md0" and advises me to use correct 'root=' parameter :/ what now?
<5> srm: what type is your partitions? type fd ?
<15> yes
<0> j4m3s, compile for a PPC on an AMD64 if you want ...
<4> _AxS_, NeddySeagoon, i just need x86_64, i386 and i686
<5> mmmkay, and are you using an initramfs?
<7> _AxS_: under lsmod it says the orinoco_pci is used by: 1....is there something else that i have to do to get it recognized?
<0> srm What was the exact error ?
<12> does anyone now how to solce the problem when you wanna change your root p***word and get the message: authentication token manipulation error
<15> _AxS_: no
<7> _AxS_: orinoco_cs*
<5> srm: ..and all the RAID stiff is compiled in static to the kernel?
<5> s/stiff/stuff/
<15> _AxS_: yep
<1> anyone done the 2006.0 installer and made sound work inside the liveCD enviroment ?
<6> seren: ok gonna try
<0> _AxS_, it was yesterday
<5> john__: well that means its that driver you need/want to use...
<5> john__: iwconfig say anything now?
<4> _AxS_, unfortunately i am not running gentoo on the machine
<7> _AxS_: naw, it still just lists wlan0, which is my braodcom card config'd through ndiswrapper
<5> j4m3s: well if you've got a full distribution in your chroot, linux32 chroot should do fine, and just have the make.conf be different for i386 and i686
<15> NeddySeagoon: last lines i can read: EXT3-fs: unable to read superblock | the same for EXT2-fs, an error from FAT and then the VFS Error about wrong device. *irgs* no hardcopy at hands
<4> _AxS_, so if i chroot into the 32bit environ and do setarch and then do my builds (this is on a rhel3 system)
<15> _AxS_: i omitted the dm stuff, hope thats right
<5> john__: do you have to add a wireless device with wlan-configure maybe?
<0> srm did you set up your raid with persistant superblocks ?
<5> srm: yeah you don't need dm stuff
<0> srm, did the kernel build the raid? You see it in the booy messages
<0> *boot
<16> makksjuh, yeah, i've been here all the time ;)
<15> NeddySeagoon: i damit, i dont know. i followed the Tips'N'Tricks for software raid
<0> srm, you need to find out
<9> rommel u around?
<15> NeddySeagoon: how will i come to see the bootmsgs. they are just too fast. will BreakKey work?
<7> wlan-configure isn't installed...is that supposed to be part of the wlan-ng package do you think?
<17> I know this will sound like a stupid question - and it probably is - but once I've emerge the open-office binary, how do I get its icons into gnome?
<0> ctl-pageup look for [ 41.722388] md: Autodetecting RAID arrays.
<0> [ 41.901828] md: autorun ...
<0> [ 41.906708] md: considering sdb10 ...
<18> is cedega better than wine?
<0> or something close
<15> NeddySeagoon: when it comes to kernel panic, that seems not to work
<5> john__: i would think so... might not be -- i have a madwifi card, so i don't have direct experience with what you're doing...
<9> standard1, i don't think so
<7> _AxS_: is there a config file i need to edit somewhere, and do something along the lines of saying: "hey, kernal, so....i've got this wireless card..it speaks orinoco_cs...talk to it biatch!"
<15> NeddySeagoon: argh, brb, i'll give it a try
<0> srm did you use mdadm or raidtools ?
<15> NeddySeagoon: mdadm
<0> no /etc/raidtab then ?
<15> NeddySeagoon: right, mdadm.config
<5> john__: however, with madwifi you get a 'wlandev0' or some such device, but that's not an iwconfig'able nic, you have to use this wlan-configure tool to create virtualish NICs offa the wlandev0 th actually configure..
<0> srm pastbin mdadm.conf
<5> john__: so i think you need to do something like that.. can you find a howto on wlan-ng?
<19> hey, i have the minimal gentoo install disc.. and i can mount my ntfs fs but i cant write to it..even when i mount with -w..how can i be able to write to the fs
<7> _AxS_: i'll look around
<20> hello hello. does anyone know of a way to throttle a process so it never takes more than %50 cpu load?
<15> NeddySeagoon: uhm...to get access to this file, i have to repeat the mknod and mdadm --create steps right now (i'm in live env) will this screw my raid?
<5> mine boots fine and i' don't even have a mdadm.config.. its gotta be something else
<0> bucky1, The kernel is limited to change file content but not size, on ntfs. So you can't really
<14> bucky1: you cant write to ntfs properly yet ie you can write but not change file size or create files
<7> ratkandy: you want to use a program called 'nice'
<15> will first look for the boot messages
<5> srm: you shouldn't need to mdadm --create, just make the /dev nodes
<20> john_, can that actually throttle processes? i'm not just talking about changing priority..
<7> ratkandy: oh, my bad
<15> _AxS_: hum? how will the node know what /sd? devs are ***embled as raid?
<0> _AxS_, mdadm.conf is not needed for booting, only for constructing the raid. It needs to have a persistant superblock, or the kernel cannot form it at boot
<5> srm: that info is already stored in the raid itself
<5> srm: or should be, upon running your first mdadm --create
<0> _AxS_ srm only if you have persistant superblocak
<5> yes
<5> what's the option for setting a persistant superblock again?
<0> _AxS_, I use raidtools
<5> ah nm
<21> how do i open a publisher file?
<22> b-_-d: with microsoft publisher most likely (i.e. not in linux)
<5> openoffice might be able to do it...?
<9> b-_-d, u try openoffice
<6> seren: well it seemed to do more this time but i got an page growth eroor
<6> still nothing in hibernate log tho
<9> b-_-d, or load microsoft publisher through wine
<5> Spruit_elf: your swap is big enough right?
<6> 512mb for 512mb mem, dont know could that be te prob
<5> Spruit_elf: you need more than the amount of memory
<5> you have
<5> by 15% or something
<3> I'm pretty sure that using mdadm creates a persistent superblock by default.
<23> !seen johnm
<24> johnm (n=johnm@gentoo/developer/johnm) was last seen joining #gentoo-infra 2 minutes ago. johnm is still on #gentoo-infra.
<25> johnm was last seen 13 hours, 15 minutes and 20 seconds ago, saying 'jforman: ping - looks as though my whine is still broke' in #gentoo-dev.
<5> GenBot: botsnack
<6> _AxS_: i thought suspend2 needed less by using encryption or something, hmm gonna try filewriter then
<23> what is the invitation only #gentoo-infra ?
<5> Spruit_elf: i haven't done it, that's just what i remember reading...
<0> lesshaste, johnm is on #gentoo-uk
<23> NeddySeagoon: thx :)
<14> hmm more beer or bed what a decision to have to make
<26> both?
<0> beer - its Friday
<5> D1A: decide? why? both!
<23> D1A: move the fridge
<23> or sleep on the kitchen floor
<27> hi
<23> it's all good
<27> in what package are included the kde headers?
<3> williamschips: I figured out my repeating grub issue, setting the bios to Auto for HDD detect set it to normal instead of LBA.
<26> that's good
<22> mtyhome: i show some of them in kdelibs, I do not know if that's all of them
<28> hi, all. how do i make a log for each user separately that contains every command the user has executed (but not the output or errors)?
<27> FieldySnuts: thx
<0> smith1232, thats their .bash_history
<27> what about libgla, it won't let me compile some stuff
<15> NeddySeagoon: keyboard not working after kernel panic. may i paste you the messages i got so far?
<0> srm, yes
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