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<0> RobbieAB: i use domains in front to avoid spam, or rather to determine its source...
<1> is_null, ok, give me a sec
<2> DEac-: we're not talking about the same thing :) let me start over.
<3> whereis sed : sed: /usr/src/linux/sed /usr/src/linux-2.6.16-gentoo-r7/sed /usr/src/bin/sed /u
<3> r/bin/sed /usr/X11R6/bin/sed /usr/bin/X11/sed /usr/share/man/man1p/sed.1p.gz
<4> micmac, ftp://tinderbox.x86.dev.gentoo.org/default-linux/x86/2005.1/All/sed-4.1.4-r1.tbz2 ;)
<2> DEac-: currently there is support for enabling a flag by default by setting it in the profile's make.default. You can't do that in an overlay, because profiles in overlays are not supported.
<5> is_null, type /usr/src/bin/sed does it work ??
<6> Skunky: Ahh! thx.. i get the error now: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hda2 ... hum.. back to the manual
<1> is_null, ups, sorry, can't. Wrong arch.
<2> DEac-: there is also (unrelated) /etc/portage/package.use. This has nothing to do with profiles (in an overlay or portdir or wherever).
<7> marienz: i write it to antarus. he is a developer. and one developer want what i want, too (genstef)
<1> is_null, ftp://tinderbox.x86.dev.gentoo.org/default-linux/x86/2005.1/All/sed-4.1.4-r1.tbz2 thx to liquiem
<8> hey guys, im having a meantal blank, how on earth to i list available use flags for a package ? thanks
<3> hollowsoul: it does
<2> DEac-: afaik profile support for overlays will be there at some point, but I seriously doubt there'll be something like package.use in profiles or overlays.
<5> Gordo, emerge -vp (package)
<1> is_null, put it in your PKGDIR and emerge -K sed
<8> thanks hollowsoul
<7> marienz: this is unusable. we haven't any access on usermachines to /etc
<2> DEac-: you don't *need* access to /etc.
<2> DEac-: not to turn a flag on by default.
<5> is_null, rm /bin/sed && cp -a /usr/src/bin/sed /bin/sed && then type sed in console should work
<2> DEac-: you turn it on in the (base) profile.
<0> RobbieAB: thanks
<9> kale: It's sent. If you have any questions, just ask.
<5> is_null, if not use the link micmac liquiem gave u
<10> TCZ: horay for errors! (:
<7> marienz: we haven't access to gentoo-profiles, we provide only a overlay. and there aren't allowed profiles
<2> DEac-: *exactly*
<0> RobbieAB: well, according to the log, this will only take an hour ;-)
<8> I need to emerge something again. I cant remember all the use flags i set last time, is there a way to re-emerge it adding a use flag? thanks
<2> DEac-: so what you need is profile support in the overlay, not some package.use thing.
<11> I'm downloading gentoo
<3> hollowsoul: not working. using liqieum's
<5> kk gl
<6> Skunky: yeah... my fstab seems fine though... /dev/hda2 /boot ext2 default,noatime 1 2
<12> hi people, is there anybody with experience in usb tv-card (such as Pinnacle Hybrid PCTV)?
<7> marienz: yes. stuart now said, that it must be possible to set useflags in ebuilds on (without any external profiles or something like that
<2> DEac-: that's an unrelated feature which I don't expect to arrive in the near future.
<13> I can't get sound to work at my laptop. :-( /proc/asound/cards show's my card.. alsa-utils is emerged, alsasound started.. I got an Intel 8x0 card.. :o
<2> DEac-: (as in it's "harder" than profile support in overlays, as it probably needs an ebuild format (eapi) change)
<8> grick: no but if you cant find help here there is always mythtv, you might find some info over there...
<2> DEac-: what channel is all this in btw?
<7> marienz: 2 developer of overlay want this support
<8> anyoen know how to remerge a package adding just one use flag?
<2> Gordo: /etc/portage/package.use is your friend
<7> marienz: #gentoo-overlays
<10> TCZ: well, then, the filesystem on /boot is corrupt, or you've maybe forgotten to include ext2 filesystem support
<4> ErZo, give more infos. kernel modules, builtin, alsa-driver?
<13> Gordo: USE="blah" emrege <package>
<13> liquiem: builtin, i got evdev runnin as a module.. :o what more?
<8> marienz: your the man...thanks too ErZo
<10> ErZo: USE on the command line is a Bad Idea
<13> Gordo: np :)
<13> Skunky: it works..
<13> but he should add it to
<9> kale: It is pretty quick and easy once you know all the steps and commands...
<13> emm.. /etc/portage/package.use ?
<4> ErZo, what does aplay -l and -L say?
<6> Skunky: if u do mount /dev/hda2 /boot it works just fine i can access it
<10> ErZo: sure, it works, till he tells his box to emerge world.
<13> Skunky: Oh, yeah ;P
<9> The difficult thing is debugging the b*****d
<10> TCZ: see if there are any errors in dmesg
<8> after ive updated /etc/portage/package.use to i just do "emerge package"?
<10> Gordo: yes
<8> the package has already been emerged, i just added an extra use flag in /etc/portage/package.use.....
<0> RobbieAB: ok, i've read it through, but my problem is another.
<10> Gordo: it'll emerge it again
<0> RobbieAB: it's determining how to make the devices in /dev
<8> ok cool....thanks
<13> liquiem: aplay -l lists my card.. and -L.. what should i look for?
<10> Hrm. 6 copies of vanilla-sources. no wonder my /usr is looking full.
<0> RobbieAB: i've made hda and hda[12], and they work fine, i can mount the from my initrd, but the scsi devices do not work
<4> ErZo, just that the output looks ok, like listing default, dmix, snoop and so on
<4> ErZo, try aplay /path/to/file.wav does it work?
<0> q
<3> liquiem's file is working perfect, kernel is compiling, thank you all gentooists :) (and it seems that it is the only application that was bugging)
<13> liquiem: no, it isn't :(
<4> ErZo, what is the error?
<13> no error, no sound
<13> :o
<4> uhm
<14> what is a good firewall for gentoo? one that monitors traffic and show whos connected?
<13> aplay -L says cards 'cards.pcm', is that.. correct? :o
<4> erzo, yes. thats sounds good
<9> kale: Scsi device node have a diffferent major number (8).
<13> liquiem: Maybe i've missed something as a config or such? :o
<0> RobbieAB: thats true
<15> ErZo: and your card is unmuted?
<0> RobbieAB: can i mail you back my initrd script?
<9> so to make /dev/sda, the command would be mknod /dev/sda b 8 0
<9> Sure, I'll have a look.
<13> the howto at the wiki, says to load snd-intel8x0.. but i have that in the kernel, and not as a module..
<13> kiksen: yupp, it is. otherwise alsasound wont start
<13> ;)
<4> ErZo, you can try aplay -D hw:0,0 file.wav
<4> or, if you have more then one card, try chaning the zeros.. first card number, second device
<13> channels count non availeble
<0> RobbieAB: it's away
<13> liquiem: set_params:906: Channels count non available
<4> ErZo, well, a new error msg for me :)
<13> liquiem: Oh :P
<9> Lets see how slow the servers are today? (how big is the initrd? That email address has a 4MB limit on attachments...)
<0> RobbieAB: its on http://incoming.kallenberg.dk/initrd.sh
<16> 7800 GTX or Quadro FX 1400 Go ?
<16> I want to game on Gentoo.
<16> Which card?
<4> ErZo, try aplay --device=plug:dmix file.wav
<17> Master_Shake, well i'm pretty sre Quadro cards aren't gaming cards so take the 7800
<16> Will Quadro cards not run games very well?
<6> Can any one shed some light on this? when i do mount -a i get this: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hda2, missing codepage or other error
<13> liquiem: It gives no error, but there is not sound playing.
<6> but i am able to do mount /dev/hda2 /boot and i can access the files on it
<18> TCZ: sounds like you're trying to mount an ntfs partition but don't have the required codepage in your kernel
<10> TCZ: can you post your fstab somewhere?
<2> TCZ: check /etc/fstab for a bogus entry for /dev/hda2
<6> Triffid_Hunter: hda2 is my boot partition
<6> ill set a pastebin
<18> TCZ: could also be wrong filesystem type or bad options
<5> Master_Shake, both cards are supported with nvidia drivers for linux. Just find which one is better for games
<16> Hmm.
<16> Can anyone recmmend a 64 bit laptop with an Nvidia processor?
<19> hi! After I emerge --sync, there are some statistical data displayed. What is speedup?
<6> Triffid_Hunter: i followed the handbook... formated it w/ext2
<4> ErZo, no idea :/ maybe alsa-driver can help. but i have no idea why you dont get sound. cables plugged? *g*
<13> Cables are in ;)
<13> Do I need alsa-driver though?
<4> Psih0MAN, ration between portage size and downloaded size
<4> ErZo, generally, no. i have alsa in kernel and it just works (tm). no idea about the channel count thing
<9> kale: the scsi device nodes seem to be correct. Are you sure they are the right ones? (just add sd[abcd] to be safe)
<4> ErZo, the user is in the audio group i guess?
<0> RobbieAB: i think it's due to a card reader i have on usb
<19> liquiem: thank you!
<13> liquiem: yupp. I'm in the audio group.
<20> whats differnce between a fat32 and a fat16 besides the number in the name?
<0> RobbieAB: i'm currently running a system on hda, and it has the same kernel and puts the scsi disks to sd[efgh]
<9> kale: don't try to boot with one of those hooked up till you have it working.
<4> ErZo, ok, lets test something :)
<13> ok :P
<21> Okay, quickie quickie... What exactly is responsible for gnome asking for p***words when you launch a 'system' app (services for example).
<22> hey folks
<22> anyone using quagga ?
<0> RobbieAB: i can mount the scsi drives from my running system
<9> kale: So, different boot, different detection order.
<19> tama00: fat32 has a larger possible number for addressing clusters
<6> isnt there an ftp client in the basic gentoo i just installed?
<20> Psih0MAN, okay so for a thumb drive.. you would rather fat16 right cause its not large or anything..
<13> TCZ: "ftp"
<0> RobbieAB: perhaps you're right, it might also be due to the sata channels on my motherboard
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