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<0> Jeaton: mcpu only does optimizations(?) that are backwards compatible with the lowest common arch, march basically breaks any older archs (as far as I know)
<1> Jeaton, yes. unless you're on ppc, and then mcpu is the one you want to set
<2> ok, i gotcha
<2> thanks
<3> why do I keep getting found ".." dir in relative path: .. when I try to rsync and I have -R enabled.
<4> Shirakawasuna: maybe you updated baselayout and did not `etc-update` ?
<5> Garibaldi: alright thanks
<6> so I'm guessing I"m the only one who's had this strange kdm/xdm issue?
<5> disregard that
<6> brianw: there doesn't appear to be any confs
<5> should I copy my ccache dir to my new faster drive or should I leave it on the first one so that I have /var/tmp/portage and the ccache dir on two drives?
<7> 4.1.19 <-- mysql
<4> Shirakawasuna: only one I have seen...
<6> brianw: sorry. That was a weird sentence. What I mean is I don't get any messages about there being outdated confs
<4> Shirakawasuna: well init files are what I am concerned with
<8> Tman, what do you think



<4> Shirakawasuna: ok
<8> Tman, faster = better
<5> Weedy_laptop_: right.. but parallel might = faster
<6> brianw: hrm, weir
<5> and it's not really that much faster... they're both 5400, one's just SATA and better quality
<6> d
<6> brianw: 'startx' from my user on the cli gives me a bash message about 'exec: startkde' not being found
<6> brianw: on both machines
<3> why do I keep getting found ".." dir in relative path: .. when I try to rsync and I have -R enabled.
<4> Shirakawasuna: is it in your path? which startkde
<1> Shirakawasuna, and "which startkde" shows nothing?
<6> brianw: exec startkde is in my .xinitrc
<8> Tman, you cant parallel unless you play with raid and partitions
<4> Shirakawasuna: run this command: which startkde
<6> brianw: nope, it tells me there isn't anything for 'which startkde'
<4> Shirakawasuna: well there you go
<6> brianw: although it lists the locations it's looking for it
<1> Shirakawasuna, source /etc/profile and try it again
<5> Weedy_laptop_: not parallel within ccache.. parallel between ccache and /var/tmp/portage
<8> ...
<8> what now?
<5> if that makes any sense
<5> it's late
<9> does anyone know how to make your own service
<9> like lets say i have a telephonebook server that i worte
<6> tdr: nope
<9> and i want to run it when boot
<6> it seems like the paths it's looking in are wrong
<9> just like a /etc/init.d/sshd start
<1> Shirakawasuna, updatedb && slocate startkde
<6> I do have startkde, it's just in /usr/kde/3.5/bin
<1> hrm
<9> does rc-update just call the "start" for whatever script is added
<6> tdr: wait, I didn't do updatedb, lemme see
<4> Shirakawasuna: and that is not in your PATH ?
<6> brianw: I'm not sure where to check.../etc/bash/bashrc?
<9> so if i made a program that had an argument that accepted "start" then i put it in /etc/init.d/ and it would run as root every time?
<1> Shirakawasuna, /etc/profile sets paths
<6> tdr: there's no mention of 'kde' in /etc/profile.....do you think my /etc/profile is corrupted?
<4> Shirakawasuna: you did not update it w/ etc-update apparently...
<10> hi
<6> brianw: I've been messing w/ my conf updaters
<6> brianw: I tried dispatch-conf....maybe that's the main problem
<4> Shirakawasuna: could be. doesn't it have revision control?
<4> er it proably does not save the new one that was skipped
<6> brianw: I'm not sure.....
<11> Meow.
<6> brianw: it seems strange that I'd have problems with both computers, though.....I only messed around w/ dispatch-conf on one of them
<4> Shirakawasuna: well you updated both of them to 3.5 ;
<4> ;)
<6> brianw: they were working fine up until now....I upgraded to 3.5 literally hours after it was released
<11> Meow.
<12> i think i was making my bbr segments with lvm2 region managers wrong. im trying it a different way and so far there is minimal wierdness
<12> anyone with evms experience would be helpful
<4> Shirakawasuna: odd indeed...
<6> brianw: it does seem like some path setting is incorrect, though
<13> My server is running qmail ebuild from the gentoo emerge system ... I've found a patch on the internet that I'd like to apply ... what would the process to do this be? Can it be done to the allready installed gentoo version, or should I compile qmail from scratch, manually ?
<6> brianw: as if the kde stuff just isn't registering.....
<4> Shirakawasuna: add the PATH
<6> brianw: kdm isn't working because it can't find it, same reason as startkde
<6> brianw: for each one?



<4> for the kde bin dir
<14> I need to go learn why people are saying having ddr2 is neccesary to turn my fsb from 533 to 800
<1> acid_, the best way would be to copy the ebuild over to overlay and edit it so it applies the patch when it builds
<14> why can't I just use pc3200
<6> brianw: should I put it in the 'if root' part or no?
<15> acid_: I'd suggest looking on the forums and bugzilla as well to see if by anychance somone already has an overlay with that patch setup to save you some time
<4> Shirakawasuna: root don't need it
<13> tdr, I'm very new to gentoo ... how would that be done ?
<6> brianw: seems like I'm doing it the wrong way...
<1> acid_, there's a section at the end of the handbook that links to a part about working with ebuilds
<6> brianw: I tried adding /usr/kde/3.5/bin to the PATH section in /etc/profile, saving, and then doing source /etc/profile, but it still isn't looking in it
<13> tdr, thanks
<16> Could anyone tell me what permissions/ownerships should be set on /proc/kmsg ?
<4> Shirakawasuna: what part, the one after the if else statement?
<6> brianw: yes
<6> brianw: in fact, when I run xdm it doesn't seem to be showing me the right path settings anyways
<4> Shirakawasuna: is it in your PATH now? `which startkde`
<17> VxJasonxV: -r-------- 1 root root 0 Jun 1 15:51 /proc/kmsg
<16> hmmm
<6> brianw: it's listing stuff like blackdown-jdk/bin and such
<15> VxJasonxV`: Mine has a 400 chmod on it
<6> brianw: as well as a gcc path
<16> syslog-ng is erroring whenever I do certain things like restarting apache2 and such
<6> brianw: it should at least be showing me some of my custom paths....and it's not
<16> ...
<16> maybe if it was running
<6> brianw: perhaps /etc/profile is not the PATH I want to be editing for this
<16> hmmm
<16> that's the problem O_o
<16> Error opening file /proc/kmsg for reading (Operation not permitted)
<16> Error initializing configuration, exiting.
<4> Shirakawasuna: then perhaps stuff is fishy in /etc/env.d/ ?
<6> brianw: I'm still a bit noobish with this kind of stuff
<6> brianw: what should I look for?
<18> joeisamu: mask >=xorg-server-1.0.99
<18> joeisamu: then mask all the things that depend on it
<6> brianw: more likely than not it could be because I was using CONFIG_PROTECT="-*" for a couple of unmerges
<4> Shirakawasuna: anything kde related in there?
<18> joeisamu: it's a bit of recursive masking and time consuming tediousness, but it's worth getting the binary drivers working
<17> Or mask >=xorg-x11-7.1
<18> RiverRat: still have to mask other things
<6> brianw: yes
<4> Shirakawasuna: I do not have kde, so unsure what you will see..
<6> brianw: 99kde-env
<19> RiverRat: but, will it still bitch at me about the xorg-x11 driver blocking?
<18> mzbot: wiki shoutcast
<20> AterPhasma: http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Icecast_OGG_and_MP3_streaming
<4> Shirakawasuna: are the PATH's in there correct and real?
<6> brianw: ah, it looks a bit simplistic
<6> brianw: KDEDIRS=/usr is all it has
<17> joeisamu: I'd start masking things until it quits complaining.
<19> RiverRat: but I need 7.0+ for something else
<19> RiverRat: now it wants to install xorg 6.8
<6> could someone in here w/ kde 3.5.2 tell me what their /etc/env.d/99kde-env looks like? (it may be named something different)
<17> joeisamu: Then you messed up the masking.
<17> joeisamu: I actually masked x.8 too.
<4> Shirakawasuna: /etc/env.d/*kde-env
<6> brianw: after changing something in env.d, do I do something along the lines of source /etc/profile
<4> Shirakawasuna: env-update;source /etc/profile
<6> brianw: no luck
<6> brianw: it's still not looking in /usr/kde/3.5/bin
<19> umm...why is it downloading a lesser version of gcc to compile in order to get libstdc++ running?
<21> Shirakawasuna, echo $PATH
<6> brianw: which is still telling me nothing.....for KDEDIRS= in /etc/env.d/99kde-env I have /usr/kde/3.5/bin but that doesn't show up w/ which kdm
<22> how big is the portage
<4> Shirakawasuna: set it back to what it was then
<6> s0ulslack: no mention of kde
<23> does anyone know what a package 'atom' is?
<17> ScriptBlue: You mean the portage snapshot?
<22> yes
<22> RiverRat: u r right
<22> I am doing a stage 1


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