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<0> my gcc version is 3.3.6-r1
<1> Frederick: try emerge -vp --debug --depclean (that should be *long* though)
<2> sayed: ... reboot
<3> Oh
<3> Okay
<3> Would this problem slow down.. Say.. emerging?
<4> where would I find a pid number for a particular service....
<5> Of cours I am, RichG
<6> stupid question I forget how to resolve... lvm's doing this on startup/shutdown and vgscan... Attempt to close device '/dev/cdrom' which is not open.
<7> What does xchatosd actually do?
<2> sayed: yes
<6> how the heck do I remove lvm from checking /dev/cdrom
<2> sayed: two things are 'killa
<8> I installed xorg7, and /etc/X11/xorg.conf doesn't exist. Where is it? Do I have to write it from scratch? :~/
<3> Okay
<9> marienz, http://rafb.net/paste/results/AgeyUm86.html
<2> sayed: updatedb -- which you *should* run periodically
<2> sayed: but it takes up a lot of disk action
<6> nm, i found it
<6> lol
<0> yet when i emerge -p gcc it says gcc 3.4.6-r1
<6> it was updated in /etc/lvm/lvm.conf to not filter /dev/cdrom
<6> rather lame
<0> O_o
<1> Frederick: ok, that makes slightly more sense :)
<10> Tzopilotl, uh oh :o try using fixmbr. if that doesn't work, try chkdsk. if neither works, there are plenty of recovery apps. you can use
<1> Frederick: now it bails on libX11 instead of kbproto. You didn't sneakily unmerge that between your first pastebin and this one, right? :P
<1> Frederick: what does "emerge -vp virtual/x11" give you?
<5> OK, RichG , thanks for everything
<11> hey
<10> Tzopilotl, fixmbr might require special options to overwrite the boot manager on your Windows *partition* and it will probably overwrite the installation of GRUB in your MBR
<5> Goodbye everybody
<10> Tzopilotl, so learn how to re-install GRUB from the LiveCD
<3> Kojiro, why was a KDE program even running? I don't even have KDE o.o
<5> It doesn't matter, RichG , I have a live-cd to reinstall LILO in MBR after fixing Windows' fist sectors
<9> marienz, ebuild N ] virtual/x11-6.8 0 kB
<2> sayed: amarok
<1> Frederick: aha!
<3> kojiro Okay thanks
<1> Frederick: try merging that.
<2> sayed: but kde probably wasn't slowing you down as much as mysql, firefox, and updatedb
<2> sayed: how much RAM do you have?
<3> 512
<2> sayed: and swap?
<0> ok how do i have 2 versions of gcc installed? O.o
<3> No idea o.o I just know total ram is 512
<9> done
<2> er.. total physical RAM?
<2> sayed: ^
<3> I followed install guide exactly so.. Probably according to the install guide
<3> kojiro yes
<2> ok
<1> Frederick: depclean is usually happier if you do something like "emerge -DuvaN world" first btw.
<12> When installing xorg-x11 7, I get 404 error on: http://xorg.freedesktop.org/releases/X11R7.0/src/everything/xcmiscproto-1.1.2.tar.bz2
<1> Frederick: (that command should've pulled in the missing virtual/x11)
<13> dumbledore: Only 2, I have 14 installed here. :)
<3> kojiro I am planning on emerging gnome, if Fluxbox is running will the emerge be slowed down in any way?
<12> I have synced some minutes ago.
<2> sayed: that depends on factors like MAKEOPTS and PORTAGE_NICENESS. Probably not significatnly
<2> significantly*
<0> ....
<3> kojiro Okay. Now, I don't know if i've emerge gnome or not. How may I check? o.o
<0> well then how do i change my default version?=
<14> im gay
<2> sayed: emerge -p gnome
<13> dumbledore: gcc-config -l to list them and then the version you want to make it the default.
<2> SmileyG: glad you're to hear you're happy.
<14> no im queer i like willies
<0> thanks
<2> SmileyG: that's offtopic
<3> kojiro I ran that command and it listed some dependancies
<13> SmileyG: Thanks for sharing. Can we get back to Gentoo now?
<3> kojiro It listed packages* sorry
<2> sayed: I guess you don't have gnome, then
<15> johey: http://xorg.freedesktop.org/releases/individual/proto/xcmiscproto-1.1.2.tar.bz2
<2> mzbot: gentoo sayed gnome configuration
<16> sayed: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/gnome-config.xml
<15> johey: get that and put it inside /usr/portage/distfiles
<17> Is there a distfiles directory on the gentoo gui-livecd that has dhcpcd in it?
<18> what is a good way to divide a file into parts of a certain size and get them together again?
<13> hawking: rar
<10> hawking, split
<9> marienz, http://rafb.net/paste/results/lzfapX71.html
<19> split and join, though I find those extremely irritating to use
<13> `Bryan: If there is it should be in the same place: /usr/portage/distfiles
<1> Fieldy: "join"? just cat :)
<20> Isn't there a simple way to collectively mark all neccesary packages for xorg 7? It seems a tad bit more work than ought to be neccesary to mark every single package manually.
<12> jimmyekl: It still breaks with a 404 message, but it might be another file... Eh, this is the error message: http://pastebin.com/717459
<19> nope, that's how it's done. or just wait for it to go stable.
<21> there is a script deboazx
<21> check the desktop forums on fgo
<1> there are tons of scripts circling around, some sillier than others :)
<17> I mean, this guy did an install with the gui-livecd and he doesn't have his internet connection up right now, so we need dhcpcd for it.
<12> jimmyekl: And this comes even though I have put xcmiscproto-1.1.2.tar.bz2 in /usr/portage/distfiles
<17> Does the livecd, the gui one, have a directory for distfiles on it?
<18> RichG: when I divide a file into parts with split I use echo to get them together right? echo part3 >> part2 >> part1 >> file
<3> kojiro I also have another question., I like the way irssi appears without X running, I mean striaght out of the console right after booting. Is there any terminal that can make irssi look like that?
<22> hawking: or... use cat?
<4> would unmerging apache break PHP?
<18> chaosite: oh lol cat :)
<22> hawking: echo part1 part2 part3 > file
<18> chaosite: oh yes..
<18> :)
<23> what kinda file?
<10> cat file.1 file.2 file.3 > file
<2> sayed: er... not sure I understand -- you mean like colors and such?
<22> hawking: sorry, s/echo/cat
<22> /
<3> kojiro No just the size and font.
<4> I mean, is there a way to emerge apache so that I don't have to re-emerge PHP as well to get mod_php support
<18> RichG: does the type of the file matter?
<15> johey: how do you download? use "wget url/path/filename
<12> jimmyekl: wget yes.
<10> hawking, absolutely not
<2> sayed: I dunno -- you can set whatever font you like in some terminals. I just happen to like xterm's defaults
<23> hawking not recomened for video files
<15> johey: sounds strange
<18> Fireside: oh why?
<18> Fireside: ever had a prob with that?
<1> pikhq: either the stack is completely messed up or it's initializing errno twice, which is probably bogus
<3> kojiro Is it possible to set a transparent background with xterm?
<24> marienz: Maybe my installation of emerge is messed up?
<2> sayed: xterm doesn't support it, but some window managers can do it anyway
<23> hawking yeah... will produce sync errors in file
<3> kojiro I see.
<1> pikhq: that seems unlikely. What's the last thing you did before this started happening though?
<3> kojiro Can I ask you another question?
<18> Fireside: I see.. I won't archive the video files then.. thanks
<2> sayed: you just did
<10> FireSide, that only happens if you mix parts of different video files
<1> pikhq: the annoying thing is I was seconds away from asking you "please remerge python with -ggdb in CFLAGS" before I remembered you can't do that. Chicken/egg problem.
<23> hawking for avi files use avimerge -c -o whole.avi -i file1.avi file 2.avi
<10> if cat cared about the format of data streams, UNIX would go to hell
<25> When I emerge gentoo-sources - I get http://giggsey.pastebin.com/717467 - How can I fix it?
<18> RichG: :)
<23> hawking or you can do that cat thing for them and use mencoder to fix the errors
<1> RichG: yeah, which is why stuff like "dog" is silly :)
<24> marienz: Last thing I did was Ctrl-Z "emerge -avuDN world" for a couple of minutes.
<21> giggsey check if there is enough space left to unpack the sources :\
<2> RichG: which is particularly useful when less things a textfile is binary. You can cat to less (oddly enough)
<21> they need around 340mb
<1> pikhq: anything interesting in the tail end of /var/log/emerge.log? Recent portage or python changes?
<2> thinks*
<15> giggsey: df -h
<3> kojiro When I boot up my pc I get [*] Failed to start Local
<10> sys-apps/dog "Dog is better than cat" -- nice!
<25> ebfe: It has 400MB of the partition, which is plenty
<1> pikhq: one thing you could try (although it's very unlikely it'll help) is remove the .pyc and .pyo files in /usr/lib/portage/pym/
<10> I just got that :>
<15> giggsey: id say you have like 0 space on your / (or /usr) partition
<21> but it will copy it to the sandbox before merging it into live system
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