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<0> untittled: have you added the network server to the default runlevel?
<1> conf.d/net is like config_eth0=( "dhcp" )
<1> dystopianray: yes, ofcourse
<0> untitled: do you actually have dhcpcd installed?
<1> i did etc-update and it ruined it all
<1> dystopianray: yes
<1> and it worked fine before that etc-update
<0> untitled: what was upated with the etc-update?
<1> dystopianray: don't remember, lots of things
<1> /etc/init.d/net.eth0 i think
<2> untitled, baselayout update might have changed a few things ...
<2> untitled, iss net.eth0 in /etc/init.d a symlink or a file?
<0> untitled: your net.eth0 is a symlink to net.lo right?
<1> it is a symlink
<1> to net.lo yes
<0> untitled: is there an error message?
<1> something like ls: *.sh not found
<1> cant start net.eth0
<1> blabla
<0> get the exact message, then we can be more help
<3> untitled: why are you looking for *.sh?
<3> ls -l /etc/init.d/net.eth0
<3> it's not a .sh file
<1> mmiikkee12: i am not=)
<3> <1> something like ls: *.sh not found
<1> well that is the error message
<0> untitled: get the exact message for us
<1> i have had this problems ones, but can't remember how did i solve it...
<1> dissolved: i have to reboot then...
<0> untitled: you can't just check the message on vt1 ?
<1> dystopianray: wait a sec
<3> dystopianray: just do sudo /etc/init.d/net.eth0 to rerun it
<3> oops
<3> that was fro untitled
<3> *for
<0> lol
<1> ls: *.sh: No such file or directory * no interface module has been loaded
<4> Hi, how do I upgrade to X.org 7.0? Lots of packages are blocking that upgrade.
<1> acidblood emerge -C all that packages
<1> this is it: * no interface module has been loaded
<0> acidblood: for me I just unmerged the old xorg-x11, and emerged the new one
<4> dystopianr, thanks, I'll try that.
<1> well, any ideas about the error message? =))
<4> Also, I see that xorg-x11 depends on a lot of packages, but I'm trying to build a really lean thumb drive install, is there a way to get rid of that?
<0> acidblood: make sure you've read the modular x migration guide
<0> acidblood: X.org 7.0 splits X.org up into 100+ smaller packages, it seems like more, but it's not
<5> I want to move user "x"'s files to user "y" the remove user "x". can i just cp everything from user "x"'s /home/* to user "y"'s /home/
<6> i cant seem to be able to set X local settings correctly
<0> Castroneves: yeah that should work
<0> acidblood: read this http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/desktop/x/x11/modular-x-howto.xml
<5> dystopianray: i guess i then do a chown as root from x:users to y:users... and the perms should be good to go
<0> Castroneves: yeah just copy and fix any bogus permissions, it should be fine
<6> what should i put and where to get correct input using scandinavian keyboard in X
<7> my system cannot remount / to read-write when it boots, and stops for mainetnance, what do i do?
<5> dystopianray: my hope is that after the move that y looks/feels like it's still x
<0> Castroneves: as far as I'm aware it should be entirely transparent and just work
<8> hylje: Option"XkbModel""pc105" and Option"XkbLayout""se" - in xorg.conf works for me
<9> Castroneves: if you intend to use cp then use "cp -a". Then do this after: chown -R y:users <dir>
<9> Castroneves: also bear in mind that if you use a parameter such as /home/user/* then that won't include .dotfiles immediately underneath the /home/user directory (in sub-directories it will)
<10> hey
<11> LOL
<2> Adriaan, in engels is dat leuker ;-)
<11> bonsaikitten, :)
<12> I'm trying to update a very old system and I'm getting that man-pages groff blocking man-pages-ja bug... does any one remember how to resolve that?
<11> bonsaikitten, well i think everyone undeerstand that heeft, has is ;)
<2> Adriaan, I'm not sure, hard to evaluate if you know the language already
<13> Is "-fprofile-use" considered harmful? Or just --omg-optimized?
<11> bonsaikitten, ok but if i give you this sentence Adriaan gamala xorg7 running! what do you think then :D
<2> Adriaan, I think that #gentoo may not be the best audience for that :-)
<0> MasterOfDisaster: just stick with plain safe cflags
<11> bonsaikitten, ok then, it was a mistake :) your absolutely right :)
<11> bonsaikitten, from?
<11> bonsaikitten, nl, be, suriname?
<2> Adriaan, mostly .be
<11> bonsaikitten, nl :)
<11> bonsaikitten, wouldnt you think belgium should be split up in half add to france other to netherlands?
<6> cahoot: in the keyboard device section ?
<2> Adriaan, --> query :-)
<11> bonsaikitten, ?
<9> zezom: what version of groff does the "emerge -p groff" command report?
<2> Adriaan, type "/query bonsaikitten "
<5> kerframil: i was going to do the cp like this.. cp -ar /home/x/*. /home/y/ then do the normal dirs/files. that make sense
<9> Castroneves: -r is superfluous when using the -a parameter. in any case, cp -a /home/x/* /home/y/ would get everything except the dotfiles at the top-most level then cp -a /home/x/.* /home/y would finish it off.
<6> hmm, when i start GNOME the first time it says "The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFIID:GNOME_MixerApplet"."
<0> kerframil: why not cp -Ra /home/x /home/y
<14> what's the difference between X and Virtual/X11 ?
<9> dystopianray: because the recursion option is superfluous when using the -a parameter
<2> imhotep, X is one implementation for virtual/X11
<2> imhotep, a virtual is a placeholder for multiple compatible packages
<15> hylje, emerge -pv gnome-panel u got +eds there?
<16> i'm configuring my kernel (gentoo sources)...the manual says to go into 'general setup' and choose 'support for hot-pluggable devices'...there is no such option under 'general setup'
<6> yes
<9> dystopianray: also, that would move the directory x itsely into y as a sub-directory. nothing wrong with that but I don't think that's what he wants.
<5> kerframil: ok, great. -a it is and i'll do it in your suggested order, thanks
<14> bonsaikitten: ok, let me re-phrase that, then what's the difference between modular X and Virtual?
<6> gnome terminal + irssi has problems with long lines it seems
<2> imhotep, the vitrual can be satisfied by X, a framebuffer or any other thing that allows to draw graphics
<2> imhotep, modular X is one specific program that does that
<15> hylje, emerge -a evolution-data-server
<6> k
<14> bonsaikitten: k, thanks
<9> zezom: my guess is that you have >=groff-1.19 installed (or it is available). however, man-pages-ja only co-operates with 1.18. In that case you could try: echo ">=sys-apps/groff-1.19" >> /etc/portage/package.mask
<9> zezom: then, if you have groff-1.19 still installed, emerge --oneshot groff (which should downgrade it to 1.18)
<9> zezom: at that point the japanese manpages should install without complaint
<17> strange - in SVN's INSTALL it's reccomended to use db-4.3.27, but when configuring it's trying to link with -ldb-4.2
<17> wtf?
<9> IceD^: 4.3 is keyword masked in gentoo. I'm guessing that's why ;)
<16> where does one configure support for sandisk flash drive into the kernel?
<0> IceD^: it's not going to link to a db version you don't have
<17> kerframil: it's ~
<18> bpont: compact flash?
<9> IceD^: exactly
<17> and ~ is more stable than `stable` version
<18> bpont: or usb?
<16> doc|home:
<18> ?
<16> doc|home: usb
<18> add usb m*** devices support
<9> IceD^: stable is a relative term. when you're managing a package within the context of an entire distro (and db affects a *lot* of things dramatically) you can't just push it to stable because upstream says it's the best thing since sliced bread ;)
<17> dystopianray: yes, on 4.2 (from config.log) - but it's noted (in INSTALL) that 4.3 IS recommended
<17> so something is broken in gentoo
<9> IceD^: and what if 4.3 breaks somethinge else?
<6> hmm
<16> doc|home: so mtd support is something entirely different and i don't need it
<0> IceD^: nothing is rboken in gentoo
<0> IceD^: recommendation != dependancy
<9> quite
<19> so i guess you cant chroot from a x86 machine to a x86_64 one (amd64 really)
<17> dystopianray: if it's recommended - that it should build with 4.3
<2> CoffeeBuzz, no, only 64bit-->32 bit, not the other way around
<0> CoffeeBuzz: not if you're using 64-bit binaries on the amd64 machine
<0> IceD^: so stop bothering us and build it with that version :S
<19> bugger. ah well.
<17> but it's trying to build agains 4.2 (which is probably one of gentoo's patches or something?)
<20> emerge -uDN world want's to install faad2 and libmp4v
<16> is mtd support meant for embedded 'chip on disk' systems?
<20> but they block each other
<17> dystopianray: I don't want to create zoo of various db versions on this box
<9> IceD^: no, it's not "one of gentoo's patches". gentoo's maintainers have deemed db-4.2* to be the latest version that's safe to globally unmask at this present time. hence, subversion (among many other packages) will build against and will work absolutely fine.
<17> and because it's bug (probably of course) I'd like to discuss it
<15> CPUFreak91, try emerge -uDNv --tree and see whats pullin in each package
<0> IceD^: is there an actual problem with using db-4.2 ?
<9> IceD^: as dystopianray has already said a recommendation does not mean that it's mandatory.
<17> kerframil: your info is 1 day outdated :)
<20> hollowsoul: ok. I'll try that
<17> kerframil: and yes, I understand that recommended != required, but if it's recommended - it should build against it :)
<9> IceD^: no, it shouldn't necessarily build against it (for the exact reason that I stated in my first response to you)
<0> IceD^: have you encountered any actual problem with subversion linking about db-4.2 ?f
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