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<0> grm
<1> Caljohn: oh ok thanks anyway
<0> hrm*
<2> cold0ero: #fallback_eth0=( "192.168.0.2 netmask 255.255.255.0" )
<2> #fallback_route_eth0=( "default via 192.168.0.1" )?
<0> I don't think I can remove all of it's dependencies
<0> Except manually... :/
<3> how does portage determine which package is the "most recent"?
<3> my emerge -uDNpv world thinks I need to "upgrade" to a version of a package that is much older than the one currently installed
<4> rfichoke: the value
<5> ackro: won't it still do the dhcpcd command at startup though?
<6> i have a feeling now X is now completely dead
<7> http://pastebin.com/712109
<4> rfichoke: maybe you installed it using ACCEPT_KEYWORDS on the command line?
<7> get that error when emerging vmware
<0> My X is dead too
<2> rfichoke: thats ok, somethimes a package is marked unstable again
<6> going to have to install ubuntu or something i can't get X working again :(
<4> heh
<8> how do I check if emerge is actually using ccache
<3> ackro: that's the thing: the package I have installed already is marked stable for my arch...
<2> vinboy: emerge --info
<3> ackro: in fact, I can't get portage to *install* the version that emerge world wants
<3> ackro: unless I explicitly specify that version, of course
<4> rfichoke: which package?
<8> thanks
<2> gm, sounds strange
<9> what does the yellow use in emerge -vp mean ?
<4> funky: what sybol is next to it?
<9> %
<3> brianw: actually, there are several packages
<10> new USE flag since last merge
<4> funky: means new USE flag for that packag.
<9> oh, ok, thanks
<9> nice feature
<11> funky: why, thankyou.
<5> wow, that was informative to me too (the use flag thing... I was wondering about the yellow ones)
<11> ;)
<4> man portage once in a while :)
<4> er man emege probably
<4> heh
<12> ok
<12> there we go
<5> one thing I've learned with gentoo, if I can break it, I can fix it, so I just figured since it wasn't a blocked package, might as well merge it and deal with it later
<12> box is back up with patch applied
<5> ;)
<12> now we wait and see if it dies again
<12> :p
<3> brianw: example: it wants me to update QT from 3.3.4-r5 to 3.3.6-r1. But 3.3.4-r5 isn't even installed. I have 4.1.2 installed and it's marked x86 keyword
<11> nikkun: how large?
<13> brianw, i got everything all set up, but then I installed windows so I could resize my partitions with partition magic, and now my boot loader wont work, so I am trying to reinstall it but it can't find boot, do you have any time to advise me?
<14> i dont know but its still compliing >.<
<15> trent: why you installed windows
<11> btw, how large is large for linux kernel binaries
<11> trent: follow the grub section of the handbook again
<3> brianw: doh! n/m. it looks like emerge never removed 3.3.4-r5. #@*(&!
<14> i dont know its just taking longer then the other
<16> nikkun: btw the gentoo kernel should be about the same size as the vanilla one...
<11> particularly the section pertaining to grub-install
<14> ok
<16> nikkun: did something different?
<14> i dont think so
<5> you don't need to use partition magic to resize partitions trent
<13> CalJohn, I actually have the grub section on my 2nd terminal
<5> just get a livecd with gparted on it, that's your linux version of partition magic =P
<11> trent: then what's gone wrong?
<13> I tried doing as it instructed, but was met with the error
<15> trent: lol you are stucked up because you use windows
<11> openbysource: not constructive
<13> openbysource: Im sorry?
<15> okay
<11> trent: what is the error?
<14> rfhj
<13> grub-install cannot find the device for /boot
<17> openbysource: how could it be I have /usr/sbin/sendmail and where i do emerge -pv sendmail, its not installed ? and I can't find the config fiels
<5> trent, what do you mean when you say your boot loader isn't working? what does it do when you boot the computer?
<18> how running taskbar in enlightenment?
<11> trent: is grub on a seperate partition?
<13> cold0ero: correct, it isn't working
<13> CalJohn: no I only have 3 linux files including the swap
<5> what does it do when you start the computer without a livecd?
<13> err partitions
<18> ****how load taskbar in enlightenment?
<11> trent: and is the partition /boot still intact?
<15> stark: you need to emerge sendmail please do that
<11> it really ought to be on it's own partition. much simpler that way.
<13> CalJohn: how would I confirm that?
<11> trent: tell me all the partitions use have, and their order
<13> okay
<13> all of them? even non-linux partitions?
<11> yes
<5> all of them
<19> does anyone know how to rebuild an ext3 fs that has been mysteriously damaged?
<20> any kopete users here?
<13> hda1 = /boot ,hda2 = ntfs , hda3 = swap , hda4 = / , hdb1 = ntfs
<20> if so recommend which to use? kde-base or net-im kopete?
<11> seems fine. you're sure none of them got wiped out when you installed xp? it's known to be quite unfriendly
<13> Windows is quite abbrasive
<5> winxp rewrites the mbr when it installs
<5> I know that
<15> CalJohn: all his partitions are quite intact i confirmed those
<13> I don't know if they are wipped out
<15> lol
<11> ok
<5> can you do a fdisk /dev/hda
<17> openbysource: i did ls -l `which sendmail` and theres a symlink to ssmtp, hmm
<11> what is the command use use to install grub?
<5> and see the partitions on the drive?
<15> stark: so you know what you were doing , you were not using sendmail. better emerge it
<13> grub-install --root-directory=/boot /dev/hda
<11> --root-directory ?
<13> it is in the handbook
<13> it worked the first time
<10> win still does that? cute. the last time i ever had win was 98. it blew out my entire linux install and never even asked if i wanted to blow those partitions out. never used it again. just wrong.
<13> I also tried: grub-install /dev/hda
<13> same results
<15> give all of them the error you got
<11> the error is "cannot find device"?
<11> most strange
<21> hi. i'm using xfce4 and I cannot mount my cdrom
<13> wait
<21> whats the command for it? isn't it mount /dev/cdroms/cdrom0
<19> is there a way to make emerge ignore deps and install something anyway?
<15> CalJohn: when he does a ls on /boot it shows everything is fine
<13> my boot partition isn't set with the boot attribute anymore, windows is
<13> I did fdisk -l
<11> is /boot from hda1 or from hda3?
<12> heh
<12> damn talk about a difference
<12> suddenly my box isnt loosing memory through its ***
<22> What's so special about ##gentoo ?
<13> CalJohn: I believe I found the problem
<12> that patch fixed a LOT of things
<17> openbysource: can i not use anything else beside sendmail?
<11> trent: oh?! what was it?
<22> I can't believe another firefox exploit
<22> it's as bad as internet explorer now
<13> well I did fdisk -l and the star in the boot column that was next to /boot, is now next to ntfs
<15> stark: you asked me sendmail i gave you that answer. now you say beside sendmail. what exactly do you want ? a smtp server ? sendmail is best. i think so
<23> patg: now its saying no soundcard found
<13> so windows turned off the boot attribute of hda1
<23> oh and i lost the internet on that comp >.<
<11> so ntfs is the bootable partition?
<11> i see
<13> lol yes it is now set that way
<22> trent, The boot flag only make a difference when you have a DOS MBR, lilo and grub ignore the boot flag when they are install in the mbr I think
<15> AntiLiberal: right
<13> hmm, so if that isn't it, what could the problem be
<13> *say user err and youl
<13> die
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