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<0> ugh one thing after another
<1> This is aggrivating
<1> I think I'm going to have to recompile my kernel
<2> puff its not experimental
<2> in fact gentoo has the best 64bit support imho
<3> I keep getting installation failures
<4> all portage needs is multilib support, then it will be killer
<5> How do I unmerge virtual/glut ? emerge -C doesn't work :x
<6> ok, my friend is at the kernel panic his choices are to start a shell or specify a root device, so if he starts the shell, is that any good? or how would he type in a root device
<4> matty_, virtual/glut is not a real package, you need to emerge the package that provides virtual/glut
<6> it's having trouble loading the root device btw
<7> Print file was not accepted (client-error-bad-request) cups ?
<4> maccam94, he should specify root=/dev/[rootdevice] on the kernel command line
<6> Draconx: it is specified
<6> it just won't load the root device
<4> maccam94, has he built the root filesystem driver into the kernel? It can't be a module
<7> since apple uses cups, is printing a pita as it is in Linux?
<6> i'm wondering if it's a problem with udev
<6> Draconx: it's in the kernel
<4> maccam94, udev is loaded well after the root fs is mounted
<8> wow
<8> tried vim7 today
<8> it rocks
<6> Draconx: it's NOT loading the rootfs
<6> that's the problem
<6> er
<4> maccam94, i'm just saying udev can't be the issue
<6> ok
<6> nvm
<6> because udev starts
<0> who are you guys talking about?
<6> and it can't determine the root device
<3> Draconx, are you dual booting or would that cause problems with gentoo on an amd64
<9> yuriks: do you have an ebuild?
<4> maccam94, is the /etc/fstab setup correctly?
<6> Draconx: yup
<6> do the dump options matter?
<4> PuffCool, no I only have x86-64 gentoo on my computer
<6> those 2 numbers at the ends of the line
<6> *end
<0> arg, why does it create up to hdh but not hdi!!!
<4> maccam94, I leave them 0, i don't know what one is - the other is whether or not to fsck it
<6> ok i think one is 1 and the other is 2 or 3 or something
<2> i've winxp 32bit and gentoo 64bit dual boot with no problems
<6> the guide had 2 numbers listed by it
<10> BigJ emerge search flux will give you several fluxbox configurators
<6> i just kept those
<5> Draconx: equery d virtual/glut doesn't return anything
<6> Draconx: so what happens is udev starts, and then can't determine the root device, i'm can't remember if i said that
<1> is it possible to have a kernel build and kde emerge going at the same time?
<5> Draconx: emerge -pv virtual/glut has a list of blocked xorg-x11-6.9 packages
<6> sylvisj: i wouldn't recommend it
<4> sylvisj, it will make both much slower but other than that
<1> well, I have a dualcore cpu, so I'm not too worried about speed drop
<8> oh crap
<8> I deleted my workspaces...
<1> Besides, the emerge is on package 12 of 268.... at this point I don't think it could take much longer
<11> your CPU is there to be abused
<4> sylvisj, its perfectly safe to compile your kernel at the same time. Its only on parallel emerges where problems *can* occur
<1> Alright.
<0> any udev people??
<11> sylvisj: with dual-core you should be able to run 4 jobs at once
<1> The emerge isn't going any slower than it was, but the kernel compile is unusually slow
<4> sylvisj, basically if the same package gets emerged twice and is being written to the main part of the disk in parallel, wierd things can happen
<11> you could do -j2 in your make.conf and -j2 in your kernel compile
<1> It's already set to -j3 (cpus+1)
<11> sylvisj: i subscribe to the (cpus*2) method
<11> i did have one box where -j32 was the standard though
<1> ^_^ Whatever works
<11> i wanted that machine to die
<1> Lol
<1> What were you trying to do, blow the cpu?
<11> anything... CPU, RAM, disk... whatever it would take
<11> i just couldn't tell my boss i took a hammer to it >]
<1> Heh. Much easier to just crank the voltages first in the bios.
<1> I strongly hope that kdelibs is the biggest part of the kde build
<1> It's been on there for about 15 minutes
<11> i doubt it... all of kde is *huge*
<4> sylvisj, kdelibs takes about 75 minutes to build on my machine
<1> That's not too bad
<11> qt is pretty bad too
<4> as a rule, if the name of a package starts with k, it will take forever to emerge
<1> Then again, I'm guessing this is gonna take longer than it did on debian, since that was really just download + unpack
<11> sylvisj: :) welcome to source builds
<12> I thinkt he first part of kde is the longest to build, after the first 50 or so, it's did about 150 in just a couple hours on my machine
<1> Hey, Optimized 64-bit Gentoo > Generic i386 32-bit Debian Etch
<4> xfce4.3 + fvwm is much quicker to build than kde
<1> I'll experiment with that another time. Right now my goal is to get something vaguely resembling what I'm familiar with up and running
<1> Wow, that was one damn fast kernel build
<11> Draconx: i thought xfce was a wm... i guess that is configurable?
<4> pravus, xfce is a de
<12> heh, thats kinda my thinking sylvisj
<12> get something looking good to work, then experiment
<13> in what package might "mkimage" be?
<11> Draconx: well, but i would have thought you couldn't change the wm
<1> I don't care about if it looks good, as long as I can find what I need
<14> @sylivisj Did you make clean first?
<1> Yes.
<14> fantastic!
<1> Built this fast off the gentoo cd, too
<4> pravus, killall xfwm4 && fvwm changes the wm nicely ;)
<1> I'm loving my 2.4ghz opty 165 more and more every day
<4> sylvisj, want to mail me your computer?
<11> i really need to get in one some dual-core action
<1> Haha, wouldn't even if I could afford the shipping :P
<12> heh, I'm still using my old athlon 64 3000+ :/
<4> i'll probably grab a dualcore system when I go back to uni in the fall
<1> Thermaltake Xaser III case
<11> just bought a new motorcycle though... :/
<1> Weighs a metric a55ton
<4> sylvisj, i have the antec p180, its a .8mm steel ch***is with 1mm steel around the drive bays... it weighs about 20kg without anything in it ;)
<1> Yeah, this thing is solid steel as well
<15> i'm trying to use binary packages. We have several identical systems, so i ran qpkg to create a package for glibc. i've copied this to another machine, set PKGDIR, but it's not working.
<5> Does anyone know what package has glut. media-libs/glut is the only revelant package I can find, but it isn't installed
<5> /./?
<4> whereami, copy the tarball to /usr/portage/packages, then emerge -k glibc
<1> 7x 80mm case fans stock
<11> you know the case that is in the tek:alchemy image on gentoo.org's home page?
<4> sylvisj, heh mine has 4x 120mm fans
<16> i have the lain li P-60 weighs almnost nothing
<11> i've got that one
<0> when my box startes udev, below it says starting uevents = and fails, what could cause uevents thingy to fail?
<17> oh, COME ON.
<17> I *just* updated openoffice
<1> :P I'd rather have the 120s tbh.
<17> and now there's a new version?!
<4> Linuxbeak, use openoffice-bin ;)
<17> Draconx: I've done that in the past. It's substantially slower.
<1> Getting liquid cooling this summer so I can overclock more, might get some more powerful 80mms to keep this ****er cool
<1> Might even drill a couple more holes and add a couple 120mms
<12> 80mm tornados are nice, tons of airflow
<12> really loud though
<1> Loud is nothing
<15> Draconx, didn't work..
<1> computers noises don't keep me up or bother me
<12> get a few tornados and say that again
<16> me either
<1> :P I once had four computers all running in this room
<12> the noise doesn't bother me until I can hear it clearly over my music
<11> sylvisj: how many computers do you have running at once right now?
<17> sylvisj: Try 16 plus a 7U server.
<1> Two
<11> and who else has a 19" rack in their home?
<4> i need to get some rackmounts
<16> i have an apc netshelter next to my bed
<11> rackmount++
<1> Mine, and my brother on my dad's xaserIII
<17> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Beowulf.jpg
<17> That's mine.
<11> except that it is very expensive
<4> i have quite a few headless machines, they could use rackmountable cases
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