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<0> great
<0> thanks for help
<0> :)
<1> LinuxBlues: i've told him to google for wondershaper. That's my answer.
<2> mzbot, google wondershaper
<3> tdr: http://www.my-opensource.org/howto/qostrafficshaping-shorewall-wondershaper-howto.html
<4> szenti: a wrong answer, of course
<2> hrm
<5> ack...
<6> Does anyone here know about bandwidth limiting? limiting certain connections/addresses at a certain limit like 256Kb/sec ?
<1> LinuxBlues: what would you recommend then?
<5> traffic shaping seems popular tonight
<1> i'm open minded
<6> cable modems know how to do it
<4> szenti: if he has asked about renicing a program, I've answered yet...
<7> 982 people in here and no one has setup a gentoo cluster? jeesh
<5> why do you guys argue about what someone else has asked .)
<8> how can i get libungif??
<8> how can i find what that lib is for?
<5> BlackBsd emerge maybe?
<5> Description: A library for reading and writing gif images without LZW compression
<9> GUIPEnguin: I'm going to be setting up one soon, when I get around to it. Distcc, probably.
<10> whats the best/fastest way to format a hard drive
<11> LinuxBlues: sorry to jump in here, but I do think lesshaste was wondering about prioritizing bandwidth....might as well just ask him
<12> magnets.
<10> no
<5> arcin just format it
<11> wait, he's gone.....so nevermind
<7> farrioth: so you only plan on distrubuting compiling tasks?
<12> arcin: define your "format"?
<10> zero the drive
<5> dd zeroes over it
<13> Gome base or gnome core?
<8> joga: emerge libungif ?
<5> or shred for example
<5> BlackBsd aye?
<13> gnome*
<9> GUIPEnguin: I don't do much else I can easily distribute.
<12> arcin: full or fast format?
<10> fast
<14> gnome-light?
<5> BlackBsd try emerge -va libungif
<12> arcin: 00 at the beginning.
<9> GUIPEnguin: All my nodes are different architectures.
<7> so cross compiling
<4> Shirakawasuna: I've read the question, so I answered it, if you want to make another question or explain it better, just do it, and don't ask nonsenses...
<14> dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/{sd,hd}{a,b,c,d}
<11> LinuxBlues: nonsenses? :). Like I said, he's gone, so who cares
<7> someone mentioned to me about doing a Beowulf style cluster.. I may look into that.. I only have 3 months to setup a cluster.. and a bunch of 1.8ghz boxes
<4> ok
<8> joga: emerge -pva libungif emerge: there are no ebuilds to satisfy "libungif".
<15> can someone recommend me a lightweight video player that can play w32 movies?
<5> BlackBsd funny, my portage has it
<5> BlackBsd * media-libs/libungif
<13> SirTalon, I have gnome base installed but there is a gnome core avallibe but cant be installed on top of the base whats best?
<9> GUIPEnguin: Yes.
<16> hawking: mplayer or xine
<17> hawking: mplayer or xinelib/xineui probably arn't light enough for you are they?
<5> "lightweight"...
<14> hawking: install win32codecs, then use mplayer or xine
<2> hawking, mplayer with win32codecs set in your use
<16> anything lib-based is lightweight
<15> all right thanks
<5> depends what you mean by light
<14> psycophobia: i don't use gnome so i can't help you there
<13> ok
<8> joga: when was the last time you emerge --sync ed?
<10> does the gentoo install manual just give instructions to install the bare system and let you emerge from there?
<8> i dont have that lib
<16> arcin: yes
<18> arcin, correct
<14> arcin: yes
<16> arcin, correct
<16> woo :p
<5> BlackBsd I haven't synced thid puter in a while, let me check the one I synced yesterday..
<11> psycophobia: is something prompting you to upgrade?
<5> BlackBsd yup it's not there anymore
<11> psycophobia: there's no need to use gnome-core otherwise - gnome-base is really all you need
<5> BlackBsd http://sourceforge.net/projects/libungif/
<8> joga: thank you, it must be depreceated..
<11> psycophobia: it seems like it may be another meta ebuild containing many of the same things as gnome-base
<1> hmm, this will be my second gentoo instlall :>
<19> bye
<8> i think giflib is used now..
<14> BlackBsd: correct, the lwz patent expired a while ago
<13> Shirakawasuna, I was going to try to install gnome-core because theres things missing like when i right click on the desktop the terminal is not availlible ,I think im missing applets of some kind. terminal
<20> anyone know whats the basic command to extract a rar file on gentoo
<5> unrar x file.rar
<14> styles: do you have unrar?
<21> rar x file.rar
<22> styles: unrar?
<5> or ehh
<16> styles: emerge unrar-gpl
<5> unrar e maybe
<23> hmm, while building openssh: ./destest: error while loading shared libraries: ../util/../libssl.so.0.9.7: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
<11> psycophobia: how did you install gnome?
<20> i have unrar yes
<23> im doing emerge system
<20> i do an unrar -e filename and it doesnt work
<20> =\
<23> openssl i mean
<16> styles: unrar --help
<24> styles: man unrar
<20> there is no man page
<20> and --help dont really help much
<14> styles: unrar e /path/to/archive
<20> thats why i come here, ive googled
<21> rar --help
<18> no -
<18> just e ;)
<20> oh
<20> lol
<25> styles: just e
<20> i use -e
<20> =P
<16> unrar-gpl uses -x for extract
<18> so we noticed ;)_
<18> who uses that gpl crap
<18> seriously
<20> a simple thing like that throws me out in the water
<20> thanks
<25> >_> wasn't it x though, or is taht only regular rar?
<16> antarus: sane people
<20> is rar and unrar the same ?
<20> when it comes to performance
<11> styles: wow, so that's what it looks like when I ask questions (with way too many lines) :)
<21> dunno never used notn but rar myself
<18> Shirakawasuna, haha :)
<11> I'm annoying
<16> styles: rar is a proprietary format, you should only bother extracting them, not making them
<23> bzip is better :P
<25> bzip ftw!
<13> Shirakawasuna, i lost my gnome desktop a while back after a depclean so i have had some bugs but installed it all back apart from gnome backgrounds i just emerged it and finished it looking at -s option
<16> I'd probably use 7z if I thought p7zip was good for anything but extraction
<11> psycophobia: did you try running revdep-rebuild? It's standard to run that after depclean
<26> anyone have experience with the tyan k8we?
<23> funny thing: emerge failed installing openssl first time, but now succeeded although i did nothing but reemerging ... %)
<27> Shirakawasuna, I thought you were supposed to do that the other way around
<11> psycophobia: if that doesn't work, I would personally remove gnome using some variation of emerge -C gnome, and then emerge it again
<13> Shirakawasuna, yes sir i did
<28> Would anyone know, off the top of their heads, how one would migrate a logical volume from one volume group to another? ( LVM )
<29> is there any way to byp*** dvd menus in mplayer?
<11> johndo: I do revdep before and after, but I think after is more important
<11> johndo: a revdep-rebuild never hurts
<21> math1236 play the main vob?
<11> psycophobia: and after running it again did it appear to have fixed everything?
<29> harritj: oh yeah, I knew that.. thanks
<11> psycophobia: that is, if you run it right now is anything broken?
<27> Shirakawasuna, Isee, I think you can break things very badly if you deplclean without doing `emerge --update --newuse --deep world` and `revdep-rebuild` first
<13> Shirakawasuna, let me do that
<11> johndo: oh I don't doubt it - I always make sure I've updated everything before running it. and like I said, revdep-rebuild couldn't hurt and I do it before anyways....maybe I should start recommending it before as well
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