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<0> bashusr, dunno if its installed how can i check ? maybe i've missed that part when i've installed gentoo
<1> StyXman: emerge -va or emerge -vp
<2> uff, my brain i shutting down
<3> StyXman: emerge -s will search for packages and give descriptions, and emerge -p will show you what deps will be installed...
<4> Triffid_Hunter: couldn't it be he doesn't have udev at all?
<0> Triffid_Hunter, what is device nodes?
<3> StyXman: realy you should read the manual
<5> bashusr; possibly
<5> _nightw0lf: nodes that you can talk to devices with. they live in /dev
<3> StyXman: if a few command line flags are making your brain shut down, gentoo might not be for you
<2> example: running unstable, I update my machine once a week. in that update, I browse the new packages of the week to see what's new.
<4> StyXman: exactly.
<3> StyXman: yea. thats one command with emerge
<0> Triffid_Hunter, hmm so what should I do? how can I fix that thing up?
<6> hey, Triffid_Hunter, That could be it! Without udev, new devices don't show up in /dev right?
<4> StyXman: emerge -puv world; to examine all the new use features and new stuff that's oging to install
<2> tercel: but I see that package's name, or the whole description? its dependencies?
<4> then emerge -u world does the rest!
<1> bashusr: no
<4> err
<5> _nightw0lf: find out what is actually wrong with your system instead of trying to get us to solve the symptoms for you ;)
<4> new use flags...
<1> don't listen to bashusr
<4> don't listen to me.
<4> :)
<2> hehe
<3> StyXman: look the fact is that you havent asked for anythign that portage doesnt already do. we are not here to read the manual to you
<4> brianw: you tell him :)
<3> StyXman: read the handbook or the man pages
<5> StyXman: i put emerge -pvtDNul world in a cron job after my nightly sync. it emails me a list of package updates in a dependency tree with changelogs stuck on the end
<0> Triffid_Hunter, are you kidding? if I knew what is wrong with my system I would solve it by myself no :<
<4> Triffid_Hunter: you can do that?!
<4> wow
<4> that's lots of flags...
<4> -pvtDNul?
<4> lol!
<7> tecywiz121: right, you need udev, devfs (2.6.12 and older), or a statically managed /dev
<5> bashusr, yep then emerge -avtDNu world to actually do the update ;:)
<2> tercel: I was just wondering. I guess I'll have to read the manual; as you say, and then get my handas dirty and install the damn thing
<4> i got bored
<4> -puv is enough for me
<2> Triffid_Hunter: wow
<0> brianw, maybe you know how can I solve that problem?
<1> _nightw0lf: which?
<4> _nightw0lf: he won't help you :-P
<6> segin, ok so when is udev loaded?
<5> StyXman: yeah i get three emails every morning, one from each of my boxes.. oh yeah i have glsa-check in there too so it tells me about known security issues in packages
<4> _nightw0lf: he only tells you not to listen to me :)
<7> tecnico: during boot
<7> tecnico: if it's enabled in runlevel 'boot'
<0> brianw, at boot I see this : mkdir: cannot create directory '/dev/pts': no space left on device same with /dev/shm
<1> bashusr: i only had to do that due to your bad advice...
<8> brianw: eh, man emerge doesn't say much about package.keywords or package.use :P
<6> segin, exacly when, because gentoo can't find /dev/sda2
<9> i emerge my system with emerge world -allNup -s =)
<4> HA! take that brianw ! :-P
<7> tecnico: well, chekc your config. it's not a setting written in stone!
<8> bashusr: it does however, tell you the correct manpage to look in ;)
<1> antarus: not much, but more than it used to. and it also suggests other materials ...
<4> just cuz my advise isn't 100% accurate... doesn't mean it doesn't point you in the right direction :-p
<2> ok, I might install it this week
<2> tx guys
<6> segin, well would it be before it tryed to mount "/" or after?
<2> bye
<4> tecywiz121: after i believe.
<5> bashusr that may be, but there are plenty of people here who think that any direction you point them in is gospel truth
<1> _nightw0lf: i ***ume you are using udev?
<0> brianw, looks like it :) don't even know what it is..
<6> bashusr, So how could I get it to find /dev/sda2?
<1> _nightw0lf: i have yet to see anyone w/ that...
<0> brianw, you mean you didn't seen anyone using it?
<1> _nightw0lf: nope, I mean I have yet to see someone w/ that error
<4> tecywiz121: good point... doesn't the bootloader load /? The the boot scripts load the rest of the devices? i'm not too clear on that myself
<0> brianw, wired.. all the wired error I get :/
<10> can someone send me this file? http://infiero.com/gofetch/setup.exe? I cant download anything via http...
<11> um. anyone know where the environment variables for Terminal are kept? xfce lost them and now launches everything in xterm, rather than /usr/bin/terminal :(
<11> nmcsween: have you tried just using wget?
<6> bashusr, I set the root="/dev/sda2" but it says that /dev/sda2 is not a valid root block device
<0> brianw, btw I've managed to configure 2 ne2000 ISA PNP cards on my system, (have forgotten to install ISAPNP on kernel) and I had to change the jumper settings on the ethernet cards for auto detect IRQ and addressing
<10> nightmorph: sure if i could get anything 500km from anywhere with a 56k line
<11> nmcsween: fun
<1> _nightw0lf: good to go, I knew it was something w/ IRQ's
<10> nightmoph: indeed
<10> nightmoph: mind sending it?
<4> tecywiz121: in the menu.lst file?
<6> bashusr, lol nope, the syslinux.cfg
<0> brianw, well that wasn't my real problem, the real problem is that I have now clock skews, and errors with compiling the kernel, Im suspices about the make.conf settings.. what do you say?
<4> huh?
<4> where's syslinux.cfg?
<4> whta boot loader are you using?
<6> bashusr, syslinux... lits a liveUSB
<4> wrong channel?
<4> apparently /dev/sda2 isn't a valid root block
<10> nightmorph: once more please
<4> cfdisk /dev/sda
<5> bashusr err what makes you think using syslinux and gentoo are mutually exclusive?
<12> can anyone help me get audacious 0.2.4 to compile? http://pastebin.com/664341
<4> i dunno... never heard of it Triffid_Hunter
<6> bashusr, it worked b4. It booted perfectly with squashfs
<11> nmcsween: eh, my email is out at the moment, sorry
<4> that's why there is the "?"
<8> bashusr: I doubt the partitioning is the problem ;)
<5> bashusr; most boot cds use it, and liveusbs too it seems
<13> I'm trying to moniter my power supply is there a software out that will let me?
<0> brianw, are you with me?
<6> too much trouble to make a R/W capable liveUSB
<5> Nevaeh: lm_sensors can read the voltages on some motherboards, but that won't tell you much about your power supply
<10> nevaeh: lm sensors maybe?
<4> eck.
<14> Nevaeh: try asking in #hardware. They know their stuff
<4> i got nothing useful to say anymore...
<15> there is no dhcpcd init script these days, right, it is all handled through the net.lo script?
<4> i'm outdated
<4> bye bye world.
<14> Nevaeh: enough of them use linux that it could seem like a pertinent question
<13> thanks
<5> tecywiz121: if i were you, i'd stick your squashfs and boot stuff in a tiny ext2, then mount a r/w vfat partition over /home.. would give you the best balance of worlds, and you could still access the files without rebooting windoze boxen
<10> anyone feel like sending http://infiero.com/gofetch/setup.exe?
<10> anyone... http downloads via 56k 500km from town is flaky
<5> nmcsween: that's what wget's -c option is for
<6> triffid_hunter, well, that would work but I was kinda hoping for more than an install USB.
<8> nmcsween: er...and you think DCC is better? :)
<10> could give it a try
<5> tecywiz121: install usb? i'm talking about making a liveusb with non-volatile /home
<0> brianw, ?
<8> nmcsween: that and you are asking a bunch of linux geeks to send you a windows executable :P
<6> triffid_hunter, Would it work if I put the ext file system in a file (with dd), similar to the way it was done with squashfs?
<10> ahaha i was waiting for that
<13> nmcsween: lm sensors... forgive me what are those?
<6> lol, i really want a "custom" liveusb
<1> bashusr: i still love you
<4> awww...
<8> nmcsween: maybe try a different channel? :P
<5> tecywiz121: it would be completely redundant if you did that
<4> nmcsween: try #freenode... some guys there might actually help you
<6> triffid_hunter, Well would a file with ext3 in it be writable?
<5> tecywiz121: only if its on a partition that's writable.. i think you're missing my entire point though
<16> if i add modules to the kernel config, make and install the modules, do i need to restart or can i just do modules update?
<10> modules update
<1> _nightw0lf: most clock skew problems are related to not setting the clock
<10> loads fine
<16> nice
<5> samako: modprobe should work right after make modules_install if you've used the same gcc version and not cleaned since you made the kernel
<17> i have usermod enabled on apache and chmod -R ~usernameX/ why wont apache allow my browser to se the contents of a directory when i go to www.domain.com/~usernameX
<5> signature16: usually it tells you why
<15> there is no dhcpcd init script these days, right, it is all handled through the net.lo script? can anyone confirm or deny this please?
<5> check the error log
<5> boohbies: it's handled by net.* and configured in /etc/conf.d/net
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